No Reserve: 1969 Honda CT70 Trail

The 1969 Honda CT70 Trail, affectionately known as the "Honda Trail", was assembled in Allendale, Michigan that year. This vintage off-road motorbike is a classic representation of Honda's early adventure bike heritage, with its distinctive step-through frame designed for easy mounting and dismounting while wearing bulky clothing or boots, a feature aimed at utility and practicality. It boasts a single-cylinder, four-stroke engine with an electric starter, offering reliability with the ability to kick-start it manually if needed. The CT70 Trail is equipped with a rugged high-mounted exhaust pipe for added protection from debris during off-road adventures. It originally rolled out of the U.S. factory floor with a red and white color scheme, showcasing Honda's iconic branding on both sides of its fuel tank, embodying the spirit of the late 1960s California-based off-roading culture it helped cultivate.

Last bid: $6,100