1979 Honda Z50J
PeterCherie4ever
Norrtälje
Basic information and History
Honda's absolutely super-charming 50cc, the Powersports Z50J, also called "Monkey bike" or "Honda Monkey" colloquially. This little Japanese creation first appeared in the 60s and is today a highly valued 50cc-class vehicle with a large number of fans worldwide. Honda's Z series first went on sale in Europe in 1964, after being used as amusement vehicles at amusement parks in Japan.
- Domestically sold Honda Z50J
- Only 4 users and 352km!
- Original documentation available
This little domestically sold creation still has both the original instruction book and the original receipt from when it was new. A total of 4 owners have had the bike according to the register and the mileage is only 352 kilometers! A great little example of something typically Japanese!
Condition
This Honda Z50J comes in a nice used condition, considering its age. According to the current owner, the condition is unrenovated but good. The fork legs have been repacked and the tires have been changed, otherwise untouched. There is a small dent on the tank and normal wear and tear on the bike. However, stainless and without damage or defects. The right turn signal glass is cracked. The chrome is in OK condition considering its age. The engine is described as being in good condition and the gearbox and driveline in good condition. The brakes are also in good condition.
Service history
Service was performed for approx. 3 months ago and inspection about two months ago. The bike is now exempt from inspection forever.
Summary
A perfect little example of a so-called "Monkey bike". Sold new in Sweden with original documentation intact.
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