Vehicle Description
Can be see at Hotrodcollection .com
Introducing the meticulously restored 1970 Honda CT70, a jewel in
the crown of classic minibikes. Available for a limited time, this
model hails from an era when Honda redefined the concept of
portable and capable two-wheelers. The CT70 and its variant, the
CT70H ("H" signifying a four-speed manual transmission over the
non-"H" model's semi-automatic three-speed), were produced from
1969 through 1982. This particular model, with its distinctive
stamped-steel frame, plush padded seat, and robust 72-cc OHC
four-stroke single engine, represents the pinnacle of minibike
engineering and design.
Key Features:
Design and Frame: The 1970 Honda CT70 features a stamped-steel
frame design, a hallmark of durability and craftsmanship. Its large
padded seat ensures a comfortable ride, whether navigating the
urban jungle or exploring off-road trails.
Engine and Performance: At the heart of the CT70 is a 72-cc OHC
four-stroke single engine, providing reliable power and torque.
Combined with 10-inch knobby tires and drum brakes, this minibike
offers an unmatched riding experience, balancing performance with
agility.
Legacy and Popularity: Succeeding the iconic Honda Z50 Monkey Bike
and affectionately known as "Dax" due to its Dachshund-like frame,
the Honda Trail 70 (CT70) quickly became Honda's second most
popular bike, trailing only behind the legendary CB750. Its retro
styling, chrome fenders, and straightforward functionality have
cemented the CT70's status as a beloved classic.
Cultural Icon: Beyond its specifications, the CT70 stands as a
testament to Honda's innovation in creating versatile bikes that
appeal to both seasoned riders and enthusiasts alike. Its compact
size, combined with its rugged capability, made it the ultimate
antithesis to the belief that only larger motorcycles could deliver
enjoyment in the great outdoors.
This fully restored 1970 Honda CT70 is not just a mode of
transportation; it's a piece of motorcycle history, embodying the
spirit of adventure and the joy of riding. It serves as a bridge
between the past and present, offering a unique opportunity to own
a piece of Honda's storied legacy.