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honda cr93 relpica
1962
Honda CR93
1963
1963 honda cr 110
in 1961, the fim (fédération internationale motocycliste) announced that the world championships for the following year would include a 50 cc category. for the japanese manufacturers who were starting to invade the european market this development offered an opportunity which could not be missed and honda came out with its first 50 cc privateer, the cr 110. the engine suspended from the frame is a 4 stroke single twin overhead cam with four valves and pinion distribution . 5 speed gearbox and a multi disk dry clutch. the bike weighs in at 59 kg and reaches 140 km/h and develops 8,5 hp @ 14 000 rpm.
1963
1963 honda cr93
introduced in the spring of 1962 the cr93 was offered in two guises, the familiar racing version and a fully equipped road going variant. in road going form the machine produced 16.5bhp at 11,500 rpm, however, in racing form the machine produced 20 bhp at 11,500 rpm and was safe to 13,000 rpm thanks in part to the four-valve per cylinder technology that it inherited from the works machines. costing £609 the machine was equipped with a five speed gearbox and wet sump lubrication. the twin cylinder engine featured a 360 degree crankshaft with the drive being taken to the gearbox by a geared primary drive. it rapidly established itself as the machine to have in the 125cc short circuit class, dominating it until 1970 and the appearance of the yas1. image provided by www.classic-auctions.com.
1963
Honda CR93
Image kindly provided by rmdmotors.com
1963
Honda CR93
Image kindly provided by rmdmotors.com