Rare Footage: Mamie Van Doren Rides a 1964 Super Cub

Another 100% Restored Classic Super Cub on Ebay...

Here's another rare opportunity to own a classic 1964 Super Cub that's been totally restored.  The only downside to this bike is, it's being offered on Ebay as a "static display" - never been run since the engine rebuild and restoration. But it was restored with the intention to make it running (in other words, it's not just a cosmetic restoration).  Also, it it has no title.  But, replacement titles for bikes this old are not hard to get, or expensive.  You can find this bike here on Ebay. But hurry, the auction ends soon!  As with previous heads-up posts I've made about Cubs for sale, I have no connection whatsoever with this seller.

Yes, you can still buy a "Brand New" Honda Super Cub here in the USA!

As a Super Cub affectionato, I see about one of these come up for sale a year.  They are amazing - bikes, which, although they were made 30+ years ago, are still - amazingly - brand new.  For one reason or another they were put away soon after their owners brought them home from the dealer, and stored somewhere safe, clean, and not too wet or dry. So, today they come out into the sunshine with no rust, no scratches, no dings or dents, no cracks, no wear on the engine, no imperfections whatsoever.  


This one is as new as if it just came out of the crate. Perfect condition all around.  Ready to ride or just park in the den and adore. The only thing I might suggest a new owner to do would be to put on new tires (which are readily available, thank God!). Of course, it also needs a new battery.


It's not mine (I wish) - it's for sale (and I have no relation to the seller whatsoever) on Ebay. You can find it, and more photos, here.

Jay Leno Knows a Classic When He Sees One!

Just about everybody knows that Jay Leno is a classic car enthusiast, what with his famous "garage" (hangar, really) full of vintage automobiles.  Jay is also a life-long motorcycle guy, and often turns up at events to mingle and hob-knob with fellow cyclists, particularly those who specialize in motorcycles from the '60's and '70's.  Here he is at one recent event posing next to somebody's Super Cub (aka, the "Passport" here in the USA during the early '80's).  I wonder if Jay owns a Cub?  Anybody Know?

It's Official! The Fly Scout is Coming in May!

Happy days are certainly here again for American Super Cub fans!  About a year ago we got our first Cub in over 25 years with the introduction of the SYM Symba, and now - here comes another Cub from Fly Scooters:  the 2010 Fly Scout will be in USA dealerships in early May!  The announcement was made today over at the venerable and reliable justgottascoot.com.

Here's a Chance to Own a 2007 Super Cub! 90cc and Fuel Injection!

Guess what?  For the first time since I've been following Super Cubs on Ebay, there is an auction for a post-1983/84 model!  Yes, you can actually bid on a 2007 Honda C90 Super Cub, imported by its original owner from Japan.  It's totally legal, since it came in through the military's own channels rather than regular US Customs. As such it doesn't require DOT or EPA approvals.  It's fully titled and registerable in all 50 states!  This particular model has fuel injection, too! The winner of this auction is going to become the proud owner of the most unique Super Cub in America. If you're interested, you can find the auction here.

Check Out TheScooterScoop for The Latest Super Cub Scoops!

I love this site. If you want to watch some very interesting videos taken at this year's Motorcycle Dealer Expo show, check out the content over at Steve Guzman's TheScooterScoop!  There's news about the Cub-based Sachs "Madass", which finally seems to be really here and is proving itself to be a quality product. There's also news about the recently popular Genuine brand of scooters, new helmets, jackets, and other innovative gear and equipment Steve found on the show floor.  One really cool bit of news you'll see is Honda's introduction of the (again, Cub-based) Wave 110 in Thailand, complete with a CVT transmission.  Looks like the Cub lives on!  Anyway, TheScooterScoop is well worth the visit (and a bookmark)!