Honda H100 Road Bike

Advantages: Cheep to run
Disadvantages: Not much power

...the pleasure of riding the Honda H100, and was plesently surprised. I used to have a scooter but it kept breaking down and had no power what so ever. My brother-in-law has a h100 and offered me that to ride instead while mine was in the garage. Bearing in mind that i had never riden a motorbike with a clutch before, it was very easy to master. Now it is an old bike(1980) but still performs like new. He picked it up for only £200 from loot and what ...
...is that the seat is a little uncomfortable and the fact you have to turn the petrol on. With a top speed of nearly 70mph it is enough for a new rider, and because it is only a 100cc you could ride it when you turned 16 and after passing the CBT. If you manage to find a good condition one then i would strongly recommend buying one, even if it only gets used at weekends. Plus it as infinatly more street cread than a scooter. ... Read review

I have owned the Honda H100a for just under 2 months now. I use the bike everyday, so work and social commuting. It is a very reliable, cheap to run small bike, which feels and looks like a normal motorbike! I would strongly recommend you purchase this bike if you ever get a chance to, no regrets will be made!

Advantages: Cheap, good for a 100cc
Disadvantages: 2 stroke, temperamental at times

...all motorbikes :-) Top speeds about 55-60. Absolutely nothing more. Ad this is with a following wind and a years diet! If you were looking for a cheap little runaround, buy this bike or a CD200 Benly. (More on them when CIAO gets it on their Honda bikes list!) ... Read review

I own a honda h100 SD and its a fantastic bike and cheap to run aswel. unfortunately it is for sale on ebay now (item number - 150261898148)