Lambda Motorcycles Postie Parts
The actual largest online retailer of CT110, NBC110 & C110X parts in Australia
honda ct110 postie bike questions and answers
It is very important whenever you rebuild a CT110 fork, you fully disassemble it & clean all surfaces. A handy tip is to do it when it’s sunny, and you can leave the parts outside, so they can dry after cleaning with Kero Please ensure that all nooks & crannies are sparkling clean blown out, … Read more
Q: How can I tell what Year Model my Honda CT110 is? On the fork upper near the horn of every CT110 there is a black plate that shows the bikes VIN number. It will also show the date of manufacture in small text. It is displayed as month/year e.g 07/91 See Also: Q: When … Read more
A: When servicing the CT110, NBC110, C110X or any bike for that matter the main things to look at are: Check oil levels – drain motor oil and replace, replace sump plug and/or washer if necessary (don’t over-tighten and strip your thread!), Check or replace air filter element (lightly grease with motor oil) Check or … Read more
A: Whether it be a C110X, CT110 or NBC110 the rule is the same. The smaller the amount of teeth means more suitable for climbing (hilly areas), the more teeth allows for better top speed on flats but acceleration is a little slower. CT110: 14T hilly areas, 15T mixed terrain standard sprocket, 16T speed, flats. … Read more
A: We here at Lambda Motorcycles err on the side of caution when recommending performance items for the CT110. The CT110 is a reliable and fairly low maintenance bike which makes it very popular and well loved. Some performance items on the market take away that reliability, aren’t suitable for the CT110 in general and … Read more
A: The official Honda paint code is R110 Monza Red. The NBC110 shares the same code.
the honda ct110 throughout the years. changes to the ct110 postie bike.
A: There is some confusion surrounding this. According to the parts lookups the change was made in 1991. Although the Hi/Low range gear box AG models were re-released in about 2009 and remained 6v bikes.
A: Honda started making the CT110 in 1980 and stopped production in 2013. They were replaced by the NBC110 Super Cub. See Also: Q: How can I tell what Year Model my Honda CT110 is?