Welcome To My HONDAS. As an old HONDA nut from the sixties, I decided a few years ago to see if i could find some old bikes to play with. My two sons were interested in motorcycles, and so the search began in barns, sheds, garages, basements.... I thought I could drag in something sooner or later. Here's what I've found so far. I like the challange of bringing one back to life after it's sat for 20 years or so...
In the following pages, you will see our bikes and a few that belong to some friends.I buy/sell/trade bikes and parts. Always looking for old Honda bikes from the 60's/70's for parts as well as Sears/Allstates bikes and scooters. |
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I'm always looking for the forgotten, lost, outgrown bike that lurks in hidden places. I live near Nashville, Tn, and would like to hear from anyone interested in old bikes. Drop me an email....
This is a hobby for myself and son's, so were not here to make a living.At times we can buy parts bikes or trade some of our completed bikes for another one in comparable shape.Currently looking for any cb/cl/sl/xl Honda or Sears/Allstate/Puch made between 1960- 1980. Got one you need to move?? Shoot me an email and thanks for looking around..pj
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How many of us started out on one of these????
Did anyone have one like this as your first bike? I traded for this from a friend of mine who let it sit for many years. It needed side covers, fork boots, and in general a good detailing. With original low miles, it starts and runs fine. All systems are go on this one..and it's currently for sale as my son has outgrown it. More pictures on page four... |
I can be reached by email at deltas69@comcast.net
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This is my first attempt at a web site so be gentle, I'm still learning.
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SOLD...MORE COMING CHECK OUT PAGE THREE....
'75 XL 250 I RECENTLY SOLD...I SURE DO MISS THIS ONE, IT WAS A LOT EASIER TO START THAN THE XL 350....
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