This 1973 Honda CB100 is finished in white with blue and black graphics, and power comes from a 99cc four-stroke single paired with a five-speed transmission. Features include a chrome exhaust system, a kick starter, a Keihin carburetor, a black two-up seat, street lighting, chrome fenders, twin mirrors, 18″ wire-spoke wheels, and center and side stands. This CB100 was acquired by the selling dealer circa 2018, and it is now offered at no reserve with a Pennsylvania title.

The fuel tank and side panels are finished in white with black and blue graphics, and the steel frame, which uses the engine as a stressed member, is finished in black. Equipment includes a two-up seat with a grab strap and a chrome accent strip, a horn, steering and helmet locks, folding passenger foot pegs, street lighting, chrome fenders, and both center and side stands. There is a crack in one side cover, and imperfections are captured in the gallery.

Chrome 18″ rims are laced to hubs with drum brakes and are mounted with Michelin Gazelle M62 tires showing 2013 date codes, per the selling dealer. Suspension consists of a shrouded fork along with twin chrome shocks mounted to the swingarm.

The chrome handlebar carries twin mirrors and fronts a Nippon Seiki 80-mph speedometer that displays recommended shift points and features inset indicators for neutral gear position, high beam, and turn signals. The five-digit odometer shows 7k miles. A keyed ignition is located under the fuel tank.

The 99cc four-stroke single was rated at 11.5 horsepower when new and is equipped with a kick starter, a Keihin carburetor, polished side cases, and a chrome exhaust that exits low on the right side of the bike. The selling dealer states the oil was changed and the battery replaced in preparation for sale.

Power is sent to the rear wheel via a five-speed transmission and a drive chain with an upper chrome guard.