Abandoned Honda Trail 90 Will It Run After 10+ Years?

[ken]

"I'm a little rusty." - Proceeds to launch over a 6ft. tall boulder.

[Willie_MN]

"It's for cleaning Jets." It's a Torch Tip Cleaner that many use for other tasks cleaning plugged orifice's and the like. The Jets are a good opportunity! AND.... it's a Honda, of course it will start! Honda my not be the fastest or flashy but.... they DO seem to last forever! Love your stuff Matt! Keep up the fun work!

[MarkM-kecn]

My trail 90 (50+years old) still starts and rides on 30 year old tubes and tires. 5hp beast! Fun adventure! Thanks for sharing!

[mikeh.]

I'm 60 and I grew up learning to ride a motorcycle on one of these back in the 70's.

[A_OnTheGo]

I loved seeing you and your brother getting the bike running in the parking lot! Epic view, what a hill climb!

[EASTSIDERIDER]

I had a 64 Trail 90 in 67. My first vehicle at 15. Loved that bike.

[ruffypoo]

Today is my birthday lol. I'm 45 though. I enjoy your videos so much. Not to many original people out there that are clean anymore. I'm glad you been posting a ton of content because you're one I look for after I get off work.
Please drop some I will buy.

[josiahnowak]

i love how much fuel is pouring out if it

[leuvenlife]

Comparing a postman's bike to an enduro is a bit much, but I enjoy your enthusiasm none the less

[caryd]

You two brothers almost look like twins.. love watching you guys 👍🏻👍🏻

[Goomer]

I had a 1970 CT90 about 12 years ago, I put full knobbies on it. I had a lot of fun with it. Still have an S90 and 2 CL90's.

[TourmotoDesign]

Some of my best motorcycle memories are from trips on my stupid project bikes. It’s crazy how much fun you can have on old simple bikes.

[Willie_MN]

The Trail 90 with the CLUTCH (non-Auto Clutch) is a very cool unit! Not as many were made.... might not want to total that one! ;-)

[dereklees]

Hi Matt! Happy Birthday man from New Zealand! Came across your channel only last week and loving it. Keep it going!

[justmyself]

My first learning and experience with motorcycles was on this same bike! Yep...in 1971....I can't help but wonder if that was my old bike!?! Thank You for not totally destroying that piece of history!

[GregLanz]

I loved the little double tap on the battery cover just to make sure it wasn't going anywhere! Another great video, thanks and happy birthday Matt!

[treeguyable]

Love all these resto projects, on youtube, looks like the same amount of work we had to do in the 70s, on the road, just to get the ride finished. Guys never change. Pretty soon, it will all be electric on the fly repairs.

[tannerjohnson]

Had to click on this one right away! Can confirm you got yourself a ripper there - I've fixed up 3 of these and it was cool to see someone with more MX experience than me ripping it. I'm 26 and the ct was my first motorcycle - this video makes me stoked to pick up a modern bike in the next couple years too. Hit me up if you and your ct ever make it to bozeman!

[teejyy]

Here in Australia, these were used as postie bikes. Now we use the modern C125 Cub. I absolutely love these bikes, and have multiple of them. I don't know about the US but here in Australia, those metal battery brackets are RARE. I'm yet to find one that still has the original one. The plastic also looks like it's in decent condition which can be uncommon. Also never knew they made these with manual transmission. Definitely a good find!

[vikingplumber]

I found your channel through the Shadetree Surgeon channel. Matt, you are definitely a full Send It type of guy. I will definitely recommend your channel & smash that like button!