Starting Procedure
- Raise the choke lever (1) to Fully ON (A).
- Open the throttle slightly and operate the kick starter with the right foot, starting from the top of. the stroke and following through to the bottom with a rapid and continuous kick.
- Warm up the engine at approx.
Does a Postie bike have a clutch?
To answer your question about the manual clutch on a postie, Yes you can. However finding the bike is the hard bit. A Honda S90 made between 1964 and 69 approx was fitted with a manual clutch. The clutch, side cover, selector shaft ect fit straight on.
How do you change gears on a postie bike?
the postie has a “double ended” gear lever. theres an extended part under your heel so instead of putting your foot under the gear lever to change up a gear you can use your heel to push downwards and it will change up a gear.
How much oil does a Honda CT110 take?
A: When doing a service you should drain all the oil out and top up with new fresh oil. The capacity is 750ml. We recommend 10w40 semi synthetic same as the CT110’s.
What is a Postie bike?
Postie bike noun: an Australia Post motorcycle used for mail delivery; a second-hand Australia Post motorcycle. Because they are made especially for Australia Post, the rest of us can buy only used postie bikes when they are sold off from the fleet.
Does Honda still make CT110?
The CT110 is still in production and sold in other countries around the world. A slightly modified version, the CT110 AG, is sold for agricultural use.
What bikes do Australia Post use?
Honda C110x are the most common delivery bikes, rolled out by Australia Post in 2018. The bikes are only available to Australia Post contractors, meaning only used bikes are able to be bought by the general public.
How fast does a Postie bike go?
They sold the bike the very next day, and even though neither Mike nor Don believes Dorothy ran through the traps at any better than 150km/h, they have a certified Dry Lakes Racers Association ticket that reads 128.533mph. That’s 200km/h, though with a large grain of salt.
