1965 Honda C100 Super Cub Restoration

This '65 Honda C100 was handed down to a son from his father. In need of a bunch of work, I got the call after a quick search on the web. All the typical items were taken care as well as a new seat, exhaust and tires. Plated hardware and vapor honed hard parts brought the bike back to a high shine. For original condition photos, visit www.motorcyclesymmetry.com/pa...

[@highmilagerider1154]

You did a great job!
I have a 1971 Yamaha RT360 with 2000 original miles to restore. Hasn't been driven in 40 years.

[@Motorcyclesymmetry]

www.motorcyclesymmetry.com/pages/1972-yamaha-rt2-360-restoration
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[@herdfan697278]

I just bought a new Honda SUPER CUB for 2023!

[@danielcram4734]

Could you please provide the source or website of the parts dealer you used for this?

[@Motorcyclesymmetry]

You can get almost everything from this seller. www.ebay.com/str/amsupercub Depending on what you're looking for there are other sellers as well. Simply do a search for "C100 Exhaust" or a similar part and you'll see a bunch of options.

[@277kne]

I had a Honda 90 back in the early seventies. It was in a guys yard with bent forks.
Took a long time to get the new forks. I remember it topped out at 62.
I'm interested in getting a c100 or c125.
Would like to know more about the larger ones. What kind of top speed can you get out of them. And how hard are these to find for sale?

[@Motorcyclesymmetry]

C100's are pretty easy to find. They sold a bajillion of them.