For Sale 2 wheeled shite- Ancient honda c90 for sale

[Fabergé Greggs]

My old c90. The pretty round headlight model. The all important frame is completely solid. It's in regular use and runs like it should. Everything works bar the kickstart- the splines are worn, so needs a shim or or a pin or something. Thanks to the low compression of these engines you can bump start it just by tickling it. 

 

MOT runs out today and I've got a bit of a lack of mojo to do anything with it, as I really need to get a geared 125 to do my bike test. Taxed for a year though. 

 

I reckon for the MOT it'll need a chain guard (although depends on the MOT tester) and the throttle assembly spins a bit on the handle bars- it'll probably just need the clamp tightening but the bolts are rounded... Nothing major but I just can't muster the enthusiasm at the moment. 

 

What else? New tyres, new battery, new rectifier.... £4 worth of fuel included. 

 

I'm after £350. If I don't get that I'll probably squirrel it away. I'd also consider trades for 50cc things with a twin seat, 125's, a diesel estate (especially bx's) or a light van (especially c15's). 

 

Sorry for the rubbish photos. 

 

 

[fordperv]

that looks lovely, mrs fordperv says im not allowed it though 

[Bren]

You cannot beat a bog seat.

[Minimad5]

I love these, and have fond memories of near death with added wheelies (unintentional) with Dugong as pillion.

Not that helped anything here, but good luck with the Sale !

[Cavcraft]

I started my two wheeled career on a Plazzy, albeit in 70cc format. I think you can put a 110cc engine out of a Jinlung Chopperbong Cheech & Chong Haicheese Madness straight into these for more power*

[bub2006]

Chinese engines wont fit the 6v 90 frames without modification. Will fit the 6v 50/70 though. I like the look of the early models but the 6v 90cc had a reputation for being unreliable. Engine parts getting tricky now too apparently. Holy grail would be a c90 c. Early looks but 12v cdi engine.

[bub2006]

My opinion would be strip it and put it in the attic. Drag it out in 20/30 years when they have all but rusted. 350 is very cheap for this too.

[Fabergé Greggs]

Cheers for the comments, looks as though I may have found a place to store her for the winter so I may be putting this ad on hold...