Useful Links.
This web site receives over 1000 targeted hits per week. Since you are looking for specific models that we carry parts for I thought you might also be interested in these other sites. If you have a web site that would be of interest to our audience I will add a link here. You must reciprocate with a text or graphic link to my main page.

The Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club. These guys really know their stuff! Worldwide organization dedicated to preserving the history of all Japanese made motorcycles regardless of manufacturer.

Netbikes Motorcycle only classifieds.

The VJMW The Vintage Japanese Motorcycle World - an Australian version of the VJMC.

Baltimore County Trail Riders Promoters of Blue/Grey Motocross and Timonium Short Track racing series.

CLASSIC HONDA RESTORATION specializes in restoration of the 1960s Honda Scrambler CL72 and CL77, Superhawk CB77, CB450 Black Bomber. His other love is superbikes like the CBX, CB750/4, CB750F and CB900F, and the rare CX500 Turbo.

This is one extreme mini site! Mike's vast collection and those of his friends. If you are on the east coast you owe it to yourself to join Mike and his friends. He is an annual visitor to the Mini Bike Reunion and prior award winner at that show.

Electrical connectors for Japanese bikes from the 1950s to the 1990s

Enzo rebuilds CT70, Z50 and all the horizontal motor Honda bikes with passion and pride. If you are on the east coast or anywhere in the US you should consider Enzo for rebuilding your motor. Be prepared for an almost brand new motor when you get it back.

A great resource for Honda Elsinore information and a swap meet. Worldwide coverage.

Honda Gallery The Honda Gallery helps to identify Honda models from the 1950s until the late 1980s. Some even newer as the site is updated.

SONNET 112 - A TWO WHEELED RITE OF PASSAGE
He sallies forth, my little boy, now two-wheeled
But this is not transition from his tricycle:
Horsepower sixty five, his wheels have squealed;
My too-soon grown lad, on my motorcycle.

His learner's permit held in his back pocket;
Four cylinders of Macho roaring past.
Not yet sixteen, propelled as if by rocket;
It's years, not miles that have gone by too fast.

My little boy, who sucked his thumb, who teased his sister,
Is reaching out to make the world his own.
Does license make the world now call him mister?
And shall he, two-wheeled, leave me soon alone?

But privately, I smile at his brave feat;
For part of me rides with him, down the street.

(c) R.A. Hirschfeld
Fountain Hills AZ, 7/15/81

Read about the Honda XR75 and the So Cal racing scene circa 1974