WOW "Power Coated forks" ..........does that make it faster?

sign me up for a pair of those!

I thought you my be interested in seeing a couple of my ATC70's here in Australia. They have ATC200X engines with the top end moved to the front of the cases to fit in the 70 frames better. They are 218cc strokers with hot cams/pistons and all the usual go fast stuff. I will post a seperate image of the engine and my modified fuel tank. I widened the fuel 2" for greater capacity. I think it looks better than standard as it is the same width as the seat. The 70 on the left has an alloy frame as well. I am currently working on a 260cc version as well. These 70's have been going for 10 years and are ultra reliable and very fast.

Here is the engine.

And the tank.

WOW now that's something you don't see every day, nice mods...

Welcome to the board Green Human...

yeah welcome to the board and NICE work

Holy smokes!!

Thats awesome... Got any more pick's of the alloy frame?

and maybe a shot of the headlight set up?

Welcome to the board GH

wow, nice work. welcome to the board!

how's the riding down under?

i was going to say the same thing stoney, have seen this stuff a while back, couldnt remeber where though. alot of work in that mnotor foir sure

FOR SALE
Price $650.00
Ad Text 1984 Honda ATC 70 XLNT kids bike, throttle control, current registration, always stored indoors. $650 Phone (661) 263-1541 (310) 729-2234

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FOR SALE
Price $500.00
Ad Text 1979 Honda ATC 70 3 wheeler, runs great, front head light, current green sticker. #2102494 $500 Phone (714) 771-1124

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FOR SALE
Price $600.00
Ad Text 84 ATC's 70cc, 1/runn cond, 1/gd for parts, $600 obo Phone (818) 571-7582

i'm trying to get the wife to want one.

ATC 70 for sale

found this nice little bike on e-bay.

ATC 70

for sell in Rancho Cucomonga

check out this on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...&category=34237

7.50 is the high bid

Phone (714) 349-1187
Price $475.00
Ad Text 1983 HONDA ATC70 runs good, pp $475 obo - no paperwork

(661) 263-1541

Ad Text 1984 Honda ATC 70 XLNT kids bike, throttle control, current registration, always stored indoors. $650

(714) 771-1124


Ad Text 1979 Honda ATC 70 3 wheeler, runs great, front head light, current green sticker. #2102494 $500

(818) 421-0899

Ad Text 1985 HONDA ATC70 perf cond, $500 obo

nice work esco.

dang $650 for that one! that's crazy. that's how much they were sold for brand new.

just like classic cars....there value rises with age

and TOP demand

I want one too! Ya guys and gals are driving the price up across the country.

I need one.

^^^ what a great signature you got there stoney

Ok people I was driving down the street the other day and saw a atc 70 for sale. Guy doesn't know much about it but wants $550.00 for it. I got his number if anyone is interested.. His name is Fernando # 909-354-8354
Hope someone gets a good deal if they buy it.

another ebay find

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...5334503559&rd=1

need some advice with my 1tc 70 125m motor swap, WHAT REAR SPROCKET DO I USE? As the Atc 70 has a different (smaller) size chain. SO right now the fron sprocket on the 125 engine thats in it is big, but it still has the small atc 70 sprocket on it. I found some cheap atc 110 sprockets, would they work, they have 49 teeth?

Ok, we are officially in the market for an ATC70! ...ANYONE with a lead on one that doesn't intend on buying it themself, please forward me the info through PM, email, phone call, conjugal visit... whatever

BTW do you thin a 125 rear axel will fit the ATC 70? If so that would be perfect? Have you 125 swappers tried that? Here are some pics so far, I want to make it look like a mini 350 complete with headlight white tank and all

the pics

more

last one

opps heres the pic this time

you should add a mount from the head to the frame for extra support for the added weight of the 125 motor.

yup thats on my checklist, so will a 125 rear axel fit the atc 70? Or just the sprocket?

the axels are different. The 125 sprocket is bolted, the 70 is splined onto the axel and has four tabs that plug into the drive drum.

damn so there is no other option but to use the stock rear sprocket?

Have you actually tried the 125 axle?

lastly what about changing out the front sprocket to the right size?

Im worried on mine due to the fact that it has the suspension and a chain tensioner that is unlike the stock atc, on mine the chain is relatively loose until you go, then the tensioner rides against it and makes it tight, so slippage could be possible...

let em know what you think, can you post some close ups of your chain against the sprocket?

I have not tied a 125 rear axel.

You might be able to get someone to fabricate a sprocket out of both a 70 and 125 sprocket.

The front 125 sprocket is different also because of the hi/low range.

Mikey has a suspension frame identical to yours with the double "skateboard wheel" chain tensioner. He has had no problems with his chain.

I would take a pic of mine but I'm in full bling bling mode right now with this 70. It is stipped done with parts at the painters and chromers. I will take a pic of Mikey's on my next Glamis trip.

Hey JM, your welcome!

don't you have to use an oil cooler for a 125 motor?

Why in the hell is thread still pinned Stoney?

cause this thread is great