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About Rich Johnston
Expertise
I have honda repair experience on all vintage Hondas from 1972 through 1980. I worked in a Honda dealership while going to college and have experience in all types of honda motorcyle repair. I don't have any experience on other brands.

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BS degree in mechanical engineering, Honda technical school graduate of 1975

 
   

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Topic: Motorcycle Repair



Expert: Rich Johnston
Date: 7/20/2008
Subject: 1975 honda ct-90

Question
hi, i just bought a 1974 honda ct-90 in great shape, was the bike made to  run on leaded gas and if so is there a additive , and how much do i add, i will be putting in about 1.25 gallon at a time. thanks for you time. ron

Answer
I wouldn't worry about it, if I were you.  The leaded gas lubricates the valves and valve seats so your valves may require adjustment a little more often.  I'd guess you won't put enough miles on the bike to realize any significant difference in wear.  Cars went to unleaded gas in 74 and the bikes had to live with the same fuel back then.

Regards
Rich

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