Honda CT70 motorcycle
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Here's something that I've been working on for a LONG TIME, and I think I'm finally finished...
It's a 1970 Honda CT70 mini trail bike. I had one of these when I was young, and sure wish that I had never sold it!
They were produced from 1969 to 1981 and had a wheelbase of about 41 inches and a 4.5 hp engine with a top speed of about 40 mph...these bikes were meant to be used for recreational trail riding.
They had a 3 speed transmission with a centrifugal clutch - all you had to do was back off on the throttle and shift. Since there was no clutch, the left lever was actually a brake lever, which was a bit of a learning curve for someone not used to it (and fun to watch).
The first two images are Kerkythea renders, and the rest are SketchUp.
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Love it ! Almost like real images !
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Wow!
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Wow!! Excellent work.
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Very well done.
Could we see the hidden geometries ? -
WOW, what an achievement.
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impressive
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wow...speechless. great great stuff.
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impressive impressive impressive
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Shweet! nice detail and clean modeling.
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Superb!
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Great stuff. great modelling. perfect!
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First class and beyond.
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Thanks for the nice comments!
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Unbelievably realistic! One of the best models I've seen on these forums. Details, details, details. I love details in a model.
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Just had to add this to the Most Impressive Sketchup Modeling thread.
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@hellnbak said:
Just had to add this to the Most Impressive Sketchup Modeling thread.
Wow...thanks, that made my day!!!!
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Hell yeah, totally deserved
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Yeah Mate, wow! a level of artisanship to aspire to. Had an Honda XR75. Brought back cool childhood memories for me..........Thanks!
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Brilliant!
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