Thread: Anyone Interested in Honda Chaly's?

I have seven Honda Chalys from the 70s They are titled and street legal. I doubt very much you will ever find any other Chaly's on this continent. Most CT 70 gear fits the bikes.

Originally Posted by ChalyGuy

I have seven Honda Chalys from the 70s They are titled and street legal. I doubt very much you will ever find any other Chaly's on this continent. Most CT 70 gear fits the bikes.

got any pics?Those look like mopeds,right?,where are you located just in case?

Originally Posted by ChalyGuy

I have seven Honda Chalys from the 70s They are titled and street legal. I doubt very much you will ever find any other Chaly's on this continent. Most CT 70 gear fits the bikes.

Au contraire, mon ami. Our own Brad Reynolds has a Chaly build going on as we type...

Cheers!

John

Originally Posted by ChalyGuy

I have seven Honda Chalys from the 70s They are titled and street legal. I doubt very much you will ever find any other Chaly's on this continent. Most CT 70 gear fits the bikes.

There's lot of chalys here in the USA in collectors hands.

Do me a favor and post up pics and the price you are asking for these bikes. I don't see it being a very hard sell if people know what they are buying.

Damn - I'd be interested if the price is right!

Chaly's are waaaay cool.

Originally Posted by ChalyGuy

They are titled and street legal.

Might be interested too. Where are they located?

You've got my attention. Bring on the pictures.
ez50 curiosity

Hey gang.

I got these from SE Asia. The older style Chaly's are getting hard to come by even their now. The wiring is a bit dodgy but the bikes are all solid. I have one newer style Chaly as well. It is a 1985 with a square light. I also got 2 Honda Benly's 1 70cc and 1 90 cc. There was also 6 Super Cubs 5 50cc and 1 90cc. The Cubs differ from the Passports as the tail light and turn signals are not DOT plastic butcher jobs. They have the retro round head lights.
I run a scooter shop and plan to make these all fairly mint but time could be an issue. Each of the guys at the shop want a Chaly so that leaves 3 extra. I am located in Victoria Canada. These are all titled for the road in Canada through ICBC. I think that being as old as they are might make it easy to import to the USA.
It has been an eye opening experience to import these. I would not do it again as it cost more than I thought. There was also the paperwork headache and time involved. These are way cool bikes and I will post pictures in the next couple days as they belong in the hands of Honda fanaticts.

Cheers

Chalys are very interesting and pretty rare in the US scene. I got one myself by pure dumb luck. I havent done much to it at this point as im focusing on another project. When im done with what im currently working on i plan to upgrade the chaly slightly.

What do "chalys" look like? could you post some pics?
thanks:red70: