1965 Honda S65 w/4spd transmission 6.2 HP and Top speed of 56 MPH
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Honda S65. 1969 Honda S65 at Kissimmee 2023 as D14 Mecum Auctions The bike was acquired by the seller in 2021, reportedly from its third owner. Equipment includes a two-up seat, a pressed-steel frame, a leading-link front end, an enclosed chain, an upswept exhaust, and a center stand
Honda S65 Sports, 1966, 63 (cc) in Sheffield, South Yorkshire Gumtree from www.gumtree.com
1965-69 Honda "Sport 65" Engine Engine Type 63cc OHC single cylinder Spark plug C7HSA Plug gap .028 Battery 6N2A-2C-3 — 6 volt DRIVETRAIN Transmission 4-speed with manual clutch CHASSIS / SUSPENSION / BRAKES N/A DIMENSION N/A OTHER Colors White Black Scarlet Red Model ID S65 or CS65 Fuel tank emblem red with silver wing Seat black and white Serial number began S65-A100001 CS65 Image Gallery Equipment includes a two-up seat, a pressed-steel frame, a leading-link front end, an enclosed chain, an upswept exhaust, and a center stand
Honda S65 Sports, 1966, 63 (cc) in Sheffield, South Yorkshire Gumtree
He's owned about a dozen motorcycles since his first (an S65) in 1965, and some years back his buddy Troyce Walls (whom we've featured in these. Bike: 1965 Honda S65 Owner: Paul Enz Location: Titusville, Fla $3,575 $3,575 Mecum Auction Jan 29, 2025 1 month ago.
1965 Honda S65 at Dallas 2021 as F6.1 Mecum Auctions. By the end of that decade, the small-bore market had, if you'll pardon the pun, shriveled, and 350cc bikes, once considered midsize machines, took over the lower-end of the spectrum. 1965-69 Honda "Sport 65" Engine Engine Type 63cc OHC single cylinder Spark plug C7HSA Plug gap .028 Battery 6N2A-2C-3 — 6 volt DRIVETRAIN Transmission 4-speed with manual clutch CHASSIS / SUSPENSION / BRAKES N/A DIMENSION N/A OTHER Colors White Black Scarlet Red Model ID S65 or CS65 Fuel tank emblem red with silver wing Seat black and white Serial number began S65-A100001 CS65 Image Gallery
Honda S65 Gallery Classic Motorbikes. Like many of the Hondas available at the time, the S65 featured a pressed steel chassis, but instead of having a step. Honda built the S65 for just four short years, from 1965 to 1969