The Honda CL100 was a four-stroke, single-cylinder, overhead cam motorcycle that Honda sold in the United States from 1970 to 1973. The CL in its name marked it as the scrambler or dual sport version of the line. Its 99 cc engine produced 11.5 horsepower according to Honda, enough to carry a small rider to about 71 mph, and it had a high-mounted chrome exhaust with heat shield and a 6-volt electrical system. Instruments were a speedometer with neutral indicator, high-beam warning and odometer. A CL100S version sold from 1971 to 1973 had a governor limiting it to 5 horsepower and about 50 mph to meet state restrictions for younger riders.
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