Going for a ride on a 1981 Honda C70 Passport 6 volt

[@MSM4U2POM]

An absolute classic. Wonderful little machines that were as reliable as time, and seemed to run on thin air. Sometimes the old ones really are the best!

[@danielmescalante3042]

I just picked up a c70 and I’ve been ripping it all over Los Angeles! Went from Venice to the sfv no problem! Mpg is amazing, I don’t want to drive anything else around town now lol

[@JohnWaldron-cm7ce]

I owned a CT70 back in 1975 and these bikes are a blast! No wonder Honda brought them back as the Super Cub125 and Trail 125!-John in Texas

[@azndragon75]

Dude if you go to Vietnam you will tons of these types of scooters, but yes it is classic, and I love it.

[@johnwalshire2884]

Bought one of these that had sat for several years. New battery, gas started on the second kick. I gave it to one of my boys....too slow for me but simply utterly reliable, cheap to run.

[@larrynsr]

I swapped my trans out with a 4 speed semi auto. Makes a huge difference.

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Thats cool, was it a trans from a CT70H or XL70 or something? I have another one that I’m doing a 125cc engine swap on. I can’t wait to finish that bike.

[@DeanMk1]

The Passport came with a 4 speed semi auto trans....didn't it?

[@larrynsr]

@@DeanMk1 USA spec only 3 speed

[@larrynsr]

@@Vulturemotorcycleparts from a xl70

[@DeanMk1]

@@larrynsr Hmmm...Ok. Thank you. 🤔

[@ACoustaDC]

I have had 6 and 12 volts... The 6 volts are a tad faster.... Yours looks great!

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Thanks @AcoustaDC! Interesting about the 6 volt being faster, I wonder why

[@darksondap94]

@@Vulturemotorcycleparts The cylinder head is designed differently compared to later 12v models. The 6v cubs have bigger valves which made for slightly worse mileage but also provided a bit more performance

[@emraef]

@@darksondap94 does anyone know if the 6v cylinder heads are compatible with 12v engines?

[@darksondap94]

@@emraef I think they are, but you have to combine them with a domed piston as well, or you will lose performance. Most people use them for their 72cc conversions, which also use a domed piston setup

[@qaziusama903]

Admirable.

[@xecobinhduongtv.61CA]

Very nice

[@waelfawze1872]

Hi .i have 6 honda c 70 zero red and blue made in Japan 1980 how much price can I buy

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Hi, sorry this one isn't for sale

[@waelfawze1872]

No I want to buy for you but I have 6 zero

[@Wilma5532]

The gearing is weirdly short. You should probably change sprockets

[@hasnainuddin51214]

We have econo power c70 red colour original assembled

[@antonioferreiraaraujoferre3135]

Uma jóia

[@shaunsavage1726]

Nice

[@tajmohammad2820]

Please I want buy what is price please

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Sorry I sold it awhile ago

[@tajmohammad2820]

Please I want buy 70cc honda

[@miketan5825]

Where do you buy chinese carb.

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

I purchased the carb from Dr ATV for about $40 plus shipping. I started within a couple kicks

[@tajmohammad2820]

Please I want to buy send address show room in Karachi . thanks please

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Sorry I sold it already

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

I wish people would stop revving an engine when they first start it, especially if there's any choke. I'm not going to give you all a lecture, go learn why.

[@AngelCespedes-b6z]

Did you just said Chinese !!?? Lmfaoo Japan isn’t China lmaooo

[@Vulturemotorcycleparts]

Thats correct, China is a different country than Japan. I said I installed a Chinese carburetor from Dr ATV