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1. Position 12-17 – Serial Number. Position twelve through seventeen is held by six unique numbers that are used to identify the Honda. These numbers are not standardized and their choice is dependent on the preference of the manufacturer. HONDA VIN NUMBER LOCATION. The HONDA VIN code can be found in the following areas of the vehicle.
2. A VIN number is a 17 character alpha/numeric serial number unique to each vehicle, by manufacturer, make, model and year. Each character in the VIN number can be decoded to determine where the car was built, what year, which automotive features are included and more. Together, all the VIN numbers create a history about your Honda.
3. Honda Outboard Model Year Look-up Guide. Find the model year code in your model number and determine the year using the key below.
4. 12th to 17th digits: These ATV vin numbers increase by one for each unit that rolls off the assembly line, the last four are always numbers. It's very helpful to know your ATV VIN when purchasing aftermarket parts. Here is a chart of what your Honda ATV VIN may look like, it's useful information to have when doing a VIN check. Honda VIN Chart.

Find the location of your serial number for Honda Power Equipment products, including generators, lawn mowers, snow blowers, and more. The VIN/serial numbers on the engine and frame are both exact matches, CT90-102xxx. The Honda gallery from Motorera is a good general reference Honda motorcycle.

How do I figure out if this is a CT2, CT3 OR CT? {John, CA, US, – 1971 Honda Trail 90}

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At first, I was not sure what you meant by is it a CT or CT2? Cricut mac software menu bar. The CT2 and CT3 are Yamaha designations from the 70’s. Your question says you have a 1971 Honda Trail 90 so I started with our old microfiche deck and contacted a veteran of the Honda Hoot.

Here is a little background information. Back before the 17 digit VIN, a bike made in 1968 in Japan but sold in 1970 in the US was considered a 1970 and the serial number tags, put on in the US, reflected that.

During the late 1960s and though out the 1970s, many Honda bike model names ended with K# {K and a number} to indicate the model edition. The first edition was a K0, the next a K1, and so on. But it did not necessarily mean year 1, year 2.

For example the Trail 90 CT90K0 was sold from 1966 through 1968. Honda collectors have their own vernacular and may refer to different Trail 90’s in shorthand. Saying the CT2 and meaning the CT90K2 model.

Check the serial number (VIN) of your Trail 90 against the chart below.

The abbreviations changed in 1976 to include the year instead of a K#. For example the 1976 Trail 90 was CT90’76. In 1981 they changed to the 17 digit VIN we know & love. I hope this answers your question.

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