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Hi everyone . Nice bike . I bought it about 3 years ago . Still have it . The only thing it needed is the tires! They don’t keep air . Also it can use carb cleaning . Over all nice bike . I love it . I bought it for a little under $1000 I think $960 something like that .nice people to deal with . They have CT museum & they have a lot of cool bikes on ebay . You should take a look . They always bring classics clean condition bikes. Best regards to all & god bless America ....
Keep it man they didn't mention it in this video but thats a after market fork kit and exhaust they only made in the 80s I recently bought a fork kit and exhuast offline for 1 thousand usd just for the fork and exhaust. Worth big money..
A classic atc nice I remember we had 2 200s that my uncle bought we had a ranch in Mexico we had lots of fun . Those motors can last along time we had them 4 at lest 10 years . I wish we could of kept them
boy its true you are blessed to be so happy its an inspiration to me because i love motorcycles so many never find that kind of happyness i hope you guys have the best it can be and i have a feeling you will best motorcycle people in the world have nothing on you guys a satisfied mind is the top God bless
i just want your job man you have to be one of the luckiest men alive what a great life it could be if only i had your job lol if i had youre job you couldert pull me away with a john dear tractor
Troy absolutely I am blessed to do what I love to do 24/7 365 my girlfriend comes and visits me at 6 every night and we go out for a ride together hang out for a while and then I'm usually at work until 10 PM, home by 10:15 then I'm back the next morning by 9 it's where I want to be surrounded by what I love motorcycles.. and when I take a vacation it's usually to Bike Week or some major motorcycle race
@@BadleyCycleShopI didn't. I'm still on the look. Even all the local Honda shops have no idea. Next step I'll probably do is take them apart and buy the seals just from measurement
I bought 1974 Suzuki TS100 30mm off eBay. Refurbished them and they’re great. Looks like the same set up as this one… I think mine was modified by Hi-Performance in Whittier, CA
Only with upgraded forks these bikes are any good in the trails.. watch the tail bone I have a stock all original 84 200m and she’s rough but reliable 🤙🏼
"This is much better than the suspension that came on it " yeah... i guess it is. Since it didn't come with suspension. You relied on the plyability of the tires for suspension. I had that exact bike when I was a kid. 1983 Honda ATC 185S. He is missing a few of the decals, but in otherwise nice shape. He needs to clean the lifters though. Has a tick.
"its almost like free entertainment" also atc 185s could be bought as cheap as $50 in the 80s but now they're worth 1k on the used market in good condition
MSRP of a Honda 185s in 1980 was $1,248 🤔 and good condition today value is between $620 and $700 if you’re paying a $1,000 or more then the condition is either in very good or excellent condition. If you’re paying 1k for one in good condition then you’ve been ripped off by about $300 to $400
@@joserios6444 Exactly I wouldn't pay that for one that's been sitting on the show room floor since 1980. I wouldn't even pay that for a perfect condition Big Red.
I have a Yamaha ZTM225 DXL from 1984.Its shaft drive.Centrifugal Clutch & Disk brake.The air filter is Hidden The the fuel Consumption is so low its not funny.
I had a 1983 185s. Riding 3 wheels at speed is an art form. Its deceiving, its seems so easy... until its not. Thats the reasons they stopped making them. This example looks kind of clapped out. Fun as a rider but not a show piece.
its a show piece in my book, it shows it can take a beating and keep on running those old honda three wheelers are jems and will be around another 40 years.
