CBT 3. CB F 1. CBA 2. CBF 4. CBF 1. CBN 1. CBT-I 2. CBT-II 2. CBTI 2. CBTII 2. CBSC 6. CBT 1. CBSC 1. CB50J 5. CB50R 1. Source: Bike-urious, model known as "Dream 50R". CB50V 4. Type "Dream". Source: Bike-urious, model known as "Dream". Source: MadMunk, model known as "Dream".
CB50W 1. CB K1 1. CBF 2. CBK 1. CB 4. C65 7. C70 3. C70 Z 3. C70 Z1 1. C70 Z2 1. C70 ZZ 1. C70DX DB 1. C70DX DG 1. C70DX DH1 1. C70DX K2 1. C70DX K3 1. C70DX KZ 1. C70DX M2 1. C70DX M3 1. C70DX MZ 1. C70DX DN 1. C70M ZM 5. C90 3. C90 Z 1. C90 Z1 1. C90 Z2 1. C90CM CM1 1. C90DX A 1. C90DX D1 1. C90DX DB 1. C90DX DV 1. C90DX DX 1. C90DX K2 1. C90DX K3 1. C90DX M2 1. C90DX M3 1. C90DX MA 1. C90M 1. C90M ZM 3. C90Z 2. CA 1. CAT 2. CAT 1. CA K3 1. CA78 1. CA92 1. CA95 1. CB F2 1. Type "Bol d'Or".
CBC 1. CBK1 1. CBK2 1. CBK3 1. CBS 5. AB12 - Motocompo 2. AB12 - Motocompo. JP import. ATC 8. ATC A 1. Source: The Honda Shop, Hondashop.
ATC B 1. ATC C 1. ATC D 1. ATC E 1. ATC F 1. ATC Z 1. ATC ME 1. ATC ME. ATC MF 1. In the company sold more than 70, Z50s. Honda was great at capitalizing on emerging trends and the Z50 as well as its predecessors such as the Trail 50 and the Scrambler series were perfect examples. It was launched during the height of the late s minibike boom, which had begun with the advent of lawnmower-powered kits from companies like Fox and Taco, that advertised in the back of magazines.
Honda made sure to equip the Z50 with folding handlebars and small wheels, so that the bike was ultra-portable and could easily be stowed in the trunk of a car, under the seat in a motorhome, or below deck on a sailboat. With its ultra-reliable four-stroke , overhead cam single and front and rear drum brakes , put it light years ahead of the Tecumseh-powered competition when it came to build quality and sophistication.
Honda Z50A Manufacturer Honda. Western Power Sports. Honda Motorcycles. MotorBooks International. ISBN Retrieved 9 December This motorcycle , scooter , or moped -related article is a stub.
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