My 1st Motorcycle: 1984 Honda CT110

[MotoRandy123]

Na I moved away and left it behind. It probably got thrown to the dump!

[MassScoot]

I put a 110 cc chinese engine in a 1982 Honda Passport last year. This one has a dual clutch and shifted really smooth. I restored it frame up as well.

OG: All I have to say is WOW!!!!! That looks amazing!!!! I love Honda 70's & early 80's small engine bikes! I would kill to have my old CT110 back in my stable again. Nice job OG!

Streido: OG said he restored it.

[old geezer]

Thanks, I restored bikes and British Roadsters (Triumphs) in another life.

I'm old now and if I remember to zip my pants up after I take a leak, I'm doing good.

[Mike Green]

Mr. Geezer,
I'm 64 and loving it. These are the best years of my life and seem to just get better. I have had everything I've ever wished for in life and am truly grateful. I'm slowing down with work and planning to retire when my job is no longer fun. I have accumulated a lot of "stuff" to quote Carlin and most of it doesn't mean anything anymore but I am finding that helping others brings more joy to my life than any material possessions. I just want to tell you how much I enjoy the knowledge and wisdom you bring to this forum. And your no bull sh**e attitude helps me to understand that you know what you're talking about. So keep it coming. I think we all look forward to your posts. Are those pants
zipped?
Mike

[old geezer]

I have been retired for 4 years and enjoy myself every day. I have endured some hard ships the last week but it will just make me appreciate it more when I'm over it.

I am 11 years older then my wife. She still works and is the controller of a global corporation.

I have turned wrenches for 54 years as a side line. Not my profession. I was a process engineer for 5 years and then a manufacturing manager. I have done all I wanted to and have nothing left to prove.

I will help out when I can remember what I used to know.

[Vivo]

Thanks, I restored bikes and British Roadsters (Triumphs) in another life.

I'm old now and if I remember to zip my pants up after I take a leak, I'm doing good.

I love Triumphs and Nortons....   Wish I have one...

[big blue]

Hi OG, That Honda Cub is GORGEOUS! I am also retired and loving it. After 47 years in the printing industry I gave myself a retirement gift, a Kymco like 200i. It is amazing how much fun you can have going to the market! I had a lot of bikes in the past including a BMW R69S,but the scooter is such a ball. By the way I had a roomate in college who rode his Honda 50 cub to San Francisco fron LA twice! An amazing little bike.

[Vivo]

Hi OG, That Honda Cub is GORGEOUS! I am also retired and loving it. After 47 years in the printing industry I gave myself a retirement gift, a Kymco like 200i. It is amazing how much fun you can have going to the market! I had a lot of bikes in the past including a BMW R69S,but the scooter is such a ball. By the way I had a roomate in college who rode his Honda 50 cub to San Francisco fron LA twice! An amazing little bike.

[Calothrix]

These photos look just like my first motorcycle, a 1983 Honda Nighthawk 650.

http://nighthawk-forums.com/your-honda-nighthawk/good-pictures-of-my-1983-650/?PHPSESSID=4bd9169705a849a8d5abff07a10bbcd3

That baby hauled butt!

[gn2]

My first motorbike was an orange Suzuki TS185 like this:

[Mike Green]

Dear Gourd Head,
I'm sorry. I would have thought that most everyone's reply to you about your kill switch, ie, it's use and function would have satisfied your curiosity but you continued on and on in spite of a lot more knowledgeable advice than mine about the damn thing. So I'm assuming you were doing that for entertainment or you are a gourd head. But your right. If you're thin skinned about a little humorous gig I do apologize.
Mike