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| Predecessor | Honda C100 |
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| Related | Honda C70 |
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The Honda C50 is a 4-stroke 50cc OHC street motorcycle manufactured by Honda between late 1966 and present. It was not sold in Canada or the US.
It replaced the OHV C100 model, and used a small-bore version of the C65 engine, and new styling with enclosed front forks.
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