1970 Honda Trail 90 - First Ride In 20 Years!

In this video we attempt to ride Horhay, our 1970 Honda CT90 for the first time. This motorcycle had been in storage for about 20 years before we bought it. In previous videos we got the engine running, but hadn't tried to ride it, so are unsure of the condition of the transmission, brakes, and other chassis components.

[jakeflip]

Men will see Jennies garage has uploaded and just think "hell yeah"

[chrishorst]

The motorcycle intercom systems are so nice to have

[TechGorilla]

It certainly pays to watch to the last second. Thank you for indulging 'our' hobbies.

[oddysee]

That ending was perfect. This whole video was a joy to watch

[NotJoEver]

I won’t lie… That was a beautiful ending, and some thing that I know some of us will never experience.

Keep up the fun, keep it alive for the rest of us even if you don’t film it

[jmaxim]

Such great machines, I wish our youth was still adventurous enough to enjoy these machines like we did, what a joy.

[reckless]

Got 2 of these in my family's shop buried under 20yrs of crap one day I'll have the chance to snag em up

[lippd]

Dude your kid grew into a grown ass man since I last remember seeing him on the channel! The kid can ride

[lancenutter]

That Honda 90 is nice! I’ve owned a few, and have a 72 behind the shed in rather poor condition. Speaking of falling out of airplanes, in about 1975, I was a young kid and my family was visiting Dawson City Yukon (we lived in Alaska). We saw a helicopter carrying a Honda 90, probably to a mine, or back from one. Anyway, the rope or harness let go and that thing definitely hit 90. It fell hundreds of feet, then hit the steep banks, right on its rear wheel, on the opposite side of the Yukon River, and slid down maybe a 100 yards. We were watching from the riverbank on the town side. A guy in a boat went across and, afterwords we inspected it. Crushed the rear rim right up to the seat. Not much to salvage except a few front end components… pretty epic day for us tho. Did not expect to see motorcycle being carried by chopper, let alone see it fall. Thanks so much for your fun videos!

[Shedhunter]

Lol, once again, I'm trying to get some work done and then up pops a video from Jenny's garage! I think I'll just take a peek and see what it's about and end up watching the whole thing lol!

[Free_Ranger_CT]

Great day out with the family, little Jorge is probably worth more than you think.

[rong]

My 1976 Honda XL100 would do 58mph when I was in full tuck, one arm cradling the gas tank, one eye peeping past the speedo lol. In 1976 btw.

[GratefulEd]

Awesome little bikes. I wish I still had my 81 CT110

[Davojo]

So nice to see the trail 125 also again! Love your content!

[reckless]

Dang he grew up!!! So glad he wanted to be on this video for the 1st ride❤

[shartne]

It is worth 1100 dollars all day long as long as it keeps working as well as it just did. It looks fun to ride. I wish I had one.

[billbillinger]

I had forgot they have a hi /low range.

[brandon]

I remember you jumping with joy when your son took off on the PW50 for the first time....he's certainly come a long way! Raising 'em right.

[michaelb.]

In 1982 in junior high I bought my first bike - A Yamaha trail 90. I've been hooked ever since.

[bertamusprime]

Sweet an upload from one of my favorite channels! You and Camera Girl passing the love of motorcycles onto you Son is awesome! That camera shot at 8:29 of You and Camera Girl starting your ride in the parking lot was such a cool shot.