Now this is mine: Seat for one and banana lello. It's name is Eloise, from the previous owner Marcee. Which I knew her since back in '05 when I helped design her rental unit. Perfect. She told me these were made for taking carcasses out of the woods when hunting but for me it will get me around town exploring.
A bit of History from "http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=331915"
"A HUMBLE START"
"The real Honda story?the one that's meaningful to us dirt bike freaks?started here in the United States in 1959. That's when Soichiro Honda opened up a tiny shop in Los Angeles. His model line consisted of a number of street bikes with fenders that looked like pelican beaks.
 While racers think of the more potent dirt bike, most of America thinks of these units when the name Honda is mentioned. From left to right: ST-90, CT-90, CT70 and CT70H K1. |
At the time his reception was anything but wonderful. His hard-working salespeople were discouraged as they went around the country trying to establish dealerships. People were riding Triumphs, BSAs, Harleys and a wide assortment of British singles.
The bike riders of that period were considered lunatic-fringe outcasts. Bikers were divided into three basic groups: (1) crazed outlaws; (2) racers; (3) a small handful of people who actually used bikes for transportation and touring. There was no such thing as trail riding. Why? Because there were no such things as trail bikes."
