HONDA CA 95 150.

[reed]

Honda CA 150.
My father in law had this Honda from new, he has just gave it to me.
So in the coming weeks i will get her running its a cool motorcycle.
Thanks.
Steve.

[ziggy stardust]

It certainly is a cool machine Steve, is he giving anything else?

Z

[reed]

Lee,
He only had one motorcycle and this came from Texas, and he has a 1959 Corvette!!
But it time too get the Honda running.
Thanks.
Steve.

[RayK]

Steve
You might like to have look at this Honda Resto by Kevin Hahn @ ScramblerCycle in WI:

http://www.scramblercycle.com/1/post/2012/09/stainless-ca77-mufflers-and-pipes.html

Cheers
RayK

[Catalyst]

You’re so lucky to have a vintage bike like this and be sure that you maintain it properly. Also Try to keep the original parts and the colour.

[vintagebikes]

ThoSe Pressed Steel Frame Bikes Look So Cool. I Wish I Could Sneek One Home Passed The Wife.

[reed]

The Honda is running now its a real fun motorcycle to ride.
Thanks.
Steve.

[Bikenstein]

I have 2 Honda 305 Dreams and hope to get one runnin this year.

[RayK]

Bikenstein
The Honda 305 motor is still used in OZ for post-classic road racing. Great motor.
Back in the 60s the Honda Dream was referred to locally as the 'Honda Nightmare' - I think this was because of the flared front mudguard and pressed metal frame.

RayK

[Bikenstein]

My sister had one and she could ride it for 30 minutes, turn it off and put her hands on the cylinders. Cool runnin engine. My Superhawk wouldn't do that. The nightmare name wasn't used here back then probably because they were so rare in this area. The Dream's crank is different than the CL and CB giving it a much different sound. Somethin similar to a British bike. Less hp too.