c.1982 Honda ATC110
No Reserve

Registration No: Un-Registered
Frame No: 7EC515090
MOT: Exempt

• Offered at no reserve
• Very original condition
• Requires light recommissioning or restoration

It may not have involved a gadget-laden Aston Martin or a submarine Lotus, but one of the most memorable cinematic car chases was the one in Diamonds are Forever in which James Bond, in a moon buggy, battled baddies on a swarm of Honda US 90 all-terrain tricycles. Meanwhile, in the real world, the wild three-wheelers were a hit with off-road enthusiasts and beachgoers in search of high-speed fun. The US 90 had been launched in 1970 and was followed by the ATC 110 in 1979. The latter used a 105cc air-cooled four-stroke horizontal single-cylinder, with a four-speed dual-range transmission and an auto-clutch, giving it much more power than previous 70 and 90cc models. It was altogether a bigger and more robust machine, and it remained in production until 1985. The last off-road Honda trikes were built in 1987, with buyers tending to favour the improved stability of Honda’s newer quad bikes.

The Honda ATC110 has been in a private collection of machines and is now being offered for light restoration or general recommissioning. Not used for some time, and there is no documentation withis lot.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217