1976 Honda Monkey Z50
Basic Information and History
This sold new in Sweden 1976 Honda Monkey Z50 is an iconic model in Honda's "Z50" series of small motorcycles, originally launched in the 1960s. This yellow 1976 version is especially popular among collectors, with this color and model year being highly sought after on the collectors' market. The model is also approved by the Swedish Transport Agency with exemptions for turn signals, speedometer, and anti-theft device, making it a desirable specimen in its original condition.
Condition
The body is in good condition, with minor cosmetic flaws reflecting its age and use. There are a few small dents on the fenders and a scratch in the paint, but no visible rust. The front light is taped. Both tires were newly purchased in September 2024. The front of the saddle has two small tears. The engine and gearbox are in good condition, as are the brakes.
Service History
Service was performed in September 2024 at L-M Motor and Service in Traneberg/Bromma. Actions included cleaning of the carburetor and tank, valve adjustment, spark plug replacement, and adjustment of the clutch and rear brake. New tires were mounted, and a new license plate is available, although not yet mounted.
Summary
The Honda Monkey Z50 from 1976 is one of the most iconic mini bikes in motorcycle history. With its unique, playful design and compact build, it has become a favorite among both young and older motorcycle enthusiasts. Its simple, robust construction quickly made it popular and has contributed to its ongoing inspiration for new generations of mini bikes today—a timeless classic that has captured hearts worldwide.
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