Are there any Honda CA100 C100 Cub parts?
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When was the first Honda Super Cub made?
After two years of production Honda was the world’s biggest manufacturer. By 1960 over a half a million Super Cubs were sold every year, with a peak of 900,000 in 1963. It was first exported to the US in 1959 with the start of the American Honda Motor Company.
What kind of engine does a Honda C102 have?
Honda C102 This was an electric-start version of the C100. Available in the same colors as the C100, depending on country of sale. Engine: 49cc OHV single cylinder
What was the US version of the Honda C100?
The CA100 (and CA102 electric start) was the US-specific version of the C100. It was available in a wider range of colurs (white and black were US only) and lacked the direction indicators (turn signals) fitted for all other markets.
When did Honda stop making the C100 Super Cub?
The CA100 featured the European spec tail-light after 1962 (Japanese bikes had a smaller triangular type) otherwise it was just like a C100 (indeed some frame numbers start C100!) In Japan and Europe the C100 was replaced by the OHC engined C50 in 1966-67, but the CA100 carried on in the US until 1970.
Honda C102 This was an electric-start version of the C100. Available in the same colors as the C100, depending on country of sale. Engine: 49cc OHV single cylinder
What are the colors of the Honda C100?
Available four colors: Scarlet Red with White; White; Blue with White; and Black with White. It also has a larger tail light mounting bracket than the early model. This was an electric-start version of the C100.
What kind of engine does a Honda Super Cub have?
Around 1967, the whole motorcycle was uprated, the 50cc engine going from pushrod 4.5bhp to SOHC 4.9bhp (a bored-down C65 engine) called the C50, and similarly the 90cc was redesigned with an OHC engine called the C90.