Honda CL100 Scrambler Motorcycle - Street (1970-1973)

The Honda CL100 Scrambler, produced from 1970 to 1973, was a versatile motorcycle designed for both street riding and light off-road adventures. It featured a 99cc single-cylinder, OHC, air-cooled, four-stroke engine, delivering 11.5 horsepower in its standard configuration. This model was equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, chain drive, front and rear drum brakes, and a 6-volt electrical system, all complemented by a distinctive high-mounted chrome exhaust. The primary distinction across these years was the introduction of the CL100S trim in 1971. While the standard CL100 maintained its 11.5 horsepower, the CL100S was a detuned version, producing 5 horsepower due to a governor, specifically designed to comply with regulations for younger riders. Beyond this engine variation, annual changes were mainly cosmetic, involving different color schemes, fuel tank graphics, and minor styling updates to components like heat shields and emblems. Q: How do I know which CL100 Scrambler model I have?

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