Classified Moto Honda CT70 Scrambler

There are a few custom builders that push the boundaries, but none have impressed us more than Classified Moto with their heavily customized motorbikes. The latest build to roll out of their workshop is this Honda CT70 Scrambler from 1991, a custom minibike named "Junior". The bike was stripped to its essentials and specially customised for driving on the rear wheel. Over the years, John Ryland and his team have redesigned many motorcycles and created a whole catalog of accessories, and also launched the "RESTRICTED" series on their Youtube channel. The new episode is dedicated to the Honda Scrambler CT70, check it out below

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