1970 Honda US90 ATC

Finished in green with multi-colored graphics, power comes from an 89cc four-stroke single linked to an automatic clutch and a four-speed dual-range transmission. Equipment includes a solo seat, a recoil starter, an enclosed drive chain, a chrome handlebar, a thumb-operated throttle, a chrome rear grab bar, and 8″ steel wheels with plastic faux-rimless centers.

The three-wheeler was refinished under prior ownership in green with aftermarket fiberglass bodywork and an anthracite-finished backbone steel frame. Features include a 1.6-gallon fuel tank, a chrome grab handle, black guards on the leading edge of the rear fenders, and foot pegs with rubber grips. There are imperfections on the leading edge of the black vinyl solo seat.

Multi-colored replacement graphics are found on each rear fender, and black stripes and white script are found on the fuel tank.

The three-wheeler rides on aftermarket 8″ steel wheels with plastic faux-rimless centers installed under prior ownership, along with 22×10″ Maxxis 4-Snow tires. Stopping power is provided by an enclosed drum mounted to the rear axle. The US90 ATC does not have any suspension.

The chrome handlebar can be twisted 90 degrees for transport and storage via the hand-operated lever situated above the top triple clamp. Controls include a thumb throttle, a run switch, a brake lever, and black grips. No instrumentation is present, therefore total mileage is unknown.