1970 Honda CT70H Trail and Honda Parts Sign

This 1970 Honda CT70H Trail reportedly spent time in Montana, Washington, and Idaho, and was acquired by the seller in 2026. Subsequent work included adding an 88cc top-end kit to the four-stroke single, overhauling the Keihin carburetor, and replacing the tubes and tires, twist-lock handlebars, controls, brake shoes, black vinyl seat, drive chain, and more. Finished in Candy Blue Green, shifting is through a four-speed manual transmission, and additional details include a kick starter, a chrome upswept exhaust system, 10″ multi-piece wheels, trail lighting, and chrome fenders. The bike is paired with a reproduction Honda parts sign with red, white, and black graphics that measures approximately 46″ wide by 12″ tall. This CT70 Trail is now offered at no reserve in Idaho for off-road use only, with a reproduction Honda parts sign, a center stand, a 1970 Montana license plate, spare parts, parts bags, and a bill of sale. The hollow T-bone frame is finished in Candy Blue Green with red, black, and white Honda decals. Color-matched components include the chain guard, fork covers, swingarm, and the headlight bucket. Brightwork includes the engine guard with integrated skid plate and high-mounted fenders. Additional details include a horn, a keyed ignition, and trail lighting. The seller states the black vinyl seat is a replacement item, and additional work completed under current ownership included replacing the taillight lens and assorted hardware, refinishing the folding foot pegs and related bracket along with the side stand, and touching up paint on the frame and a repaired crack on the headlight bucket. The center stand and 1970 Montana license plate are included in the sale.