1971 Honda Z50A Monkey

This 1971 Honda Z50A Monkey is a Japanese-market example that was modified in Japan and then acquired by the seller in 2024 and subsequently imported to the US. The bike is finished in yellow with white accents and is powered by a 49cc four-stroke single with an aftermarket exhaust, a Kitaco intake, a custom carburetor, and a kick starter. Shifting is through an automatic clutch and three-speed transmission with a heel/toe shifter, and additional details include a quick-detach fork assembly, a height-adjustable solo seat, a Nippon Seiki speedometer, a tool canister, alloy 8″ aftermarket wheels, chrome twist-lock folding handlebars, street lighting, chrome fenders, and a side stand. This Z50A Monkey is now offered at no reserve in California for off-road use only with manufacturer’s literature, a tool kit, keys, and a bill of sale. The steel backbone frame, fork, headlight bucket, fuel tank, and side panel are finished in yellow with white accents and multi-colored graphics and badges. Details include a black solo seat that is adjustable for the height of the rider, a tool canister, a mirror, a side stand, a horn, street lighting, and chrome fenders. Touch-ups on the tank paint are shown in the gallery.

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