Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[Nick57]

I came across the 1980 Honda 125 twin at the weekend.

Fit for scrap ? or should I go and throw it in the back of the van

[img][/img][/url]
_________________
Current Riley 9 Peugeot 505 Moto Morini 350

Have owned Aston Martin Inter Rudge Ulster Renault 4 Rover 100 Austin 7 Aston Martin Le mans

[ukdave2002]

Looks like one to weigh in to me!

It would have to be quite a bit rarer to warrent rescue IMHO .

Dave

[ka]

To be fair, there comes a time when things are beyond rescuing, and as Honda twins are not the rarest of motorcycles, I think the humain thing to do is to put it out of its misery
_________________
KA

Better three than four.

[welder]

[Nick57]

Perhaps I could sell it as a piece of art !
_________________
Current Riley 9 Peugeot 505 Moto Morini 350

Have owned Aston Martin Inter Rudge Ulster Renault 4 Rover 100 Austin 7 Aston Martin Le mans

[ka]

Looks like a CG 125, good bikes in their day.
_________________
KA

Better three than four.

[Nick57]

Ka you need to get out more

it is indeed a 1980 CG125 and you win 1st prize !

Nick
_________________
Current Riley 9 Peugeot 505 Moto Morini 350

Have owned Aston Martin Inter Rudge Ulster Renault 4 Rover 100 Austin 7 Aston Martin Le mans

[Bugly]

[PAUL BEAUMONT]

Looking at it I'm not immediately sure where you would stick the fuel! Like most sentiment here I reckon that the "L" plate in this case, stands for Lost Cause!
Paul

[ka]

I think the chain guard was the deciding factor, not many machines made with them excluding the range of MZ's, even fewer Hondas, CD 175 had one also if I remember correctly.
Back to the dark corner..........
_________________
KA

Better three than four.

[peter scott]