CT70 Green KO Restoration

Sorry it took so long..here's a few pics of the bike. What makes this one so cool is it's a first day production HKO-definitely on the first boatload from Japan to the west coast dealers in spring 1970.

Only eight digits apart, how often do you see that? I'm the third owner, the fellow I bought it from purchased it from the original eighty year old man who (yep, you guessed it) bought it when he retired for his motor home. The second owner restored it with a few too many repop parts..given this is a special bike I added an NOS seat (don't ask but well worth it IMO) speedo (ouch!) and rare as hens teeth L&R handlebars (double ouch!) Still need to find an NOS dimmer switch with grey sheath and a couple of do dads but she's getting close!

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Sorry it took so long..here's a few pics of the bike. What makes this one so cool is it's a first day production HKO-definitely on the first boatload from Japan to the west coast dealers in spring 1970. mfg date 5/70 Frame # CT70H 100-190 Eng # CT70HE 100-182 Only eight digits apart, how often do you see that? I'm the third owner, the fellow I bought it from purchased it from the original eighty year old man who (yep, you guessed it) bought it when he retired for his motor home. The second owner restored it with a few too many repop parts..given this is a special bike I added an NOS seat (don't ask but well worth it IMO) speedo (ouch!) and rare as hens teeth L&R handlebars (double ouch!) Still need to find an NOS dimmer switch with grey sheath and a couple of do dads but she's getting close! Best regards and great website! Mark Mitchell