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1967 Honda Dax 70cc
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Fees include commission and taxes.
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Spanish registration document
; valid MOT
The 1967 Honda Dax 70cc is one of the most iconic and endearing creations from the Hamamatsu-based manufacturer, a truly original machine that has won over the whole world with its disarming simplicity and charm.
The Dax, officially designated ST70 in Honda’s nomenclature, was born from a radical and joyful idea: to design the most compact, lightest and most fun motorised vehicle possible, capable of squeezing through anywhere and taking its rider anywhere with a smile. The result is a machine of absolute mechanical and stylistic originality: a single-piece stamped steel backbone frame that simultaneously forms the fuel tank and the load-bearing structure; tiny 8-inch wheels; a ridiculously low seat height; and a 70cc four-stroke engine housed in a remarkably compact and cohesive package.
Its 70cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine, a slightly more powerful version of the 50cc model launched at the same time, is a reliable and well-built unit, equipped with a three-speed gearbox with automatic clutch that makes the bike accessible to a wide range of riders. Its modest power is offset by its featherweight and absolute manoeuvrability; the Dax slips through anywhere, clears obstacles with disconcerting ease, and delivers riding pleasure inversely proportional to its size.
1967 was the year the Dax was born; a model from this first generation is now one of the most sought-after pieces in the entire vintage Honda range. Rare, endearing and steeped in a history that has spanned decades and continents without losing an ounce of its freshness.
A charming little monster, for a collector who knows that great legends sometimes come in the smallest of packages.
For any enquiries or to receive a condition report, please contact us on 06.52.56.31.11 or write to the following address: motos@aguttes.com
Please note that this lot must be collected after the sale in Barcelona (Spain); collection must take place between 5 and 10 May 2026
Aguttes can assist you with the transport and delivery of your motorcycles; personalised quotes can be provided, so please do not hesitate to contact us regarding this.
The 1967 Honda Dax 70cc is one of the most iconic and endearing creations from the Hamamatsu-based manufacturer, a truly original machine that won over the whole world with its disarming simplicity and charm.
The Dax, officially known as the ST70 in Honda’s nomenclature, was born from a radical and joyful idea: to design the most compact, lightest and most fun motorised vehicle possible, capable of squeezing through anywhere and taking its rider anywhere with a smile. The result is a machine of absolute mechanical and stylistic originality: a single-piece stamped steel backbone frame that simultaneously forms the fuel tank and the load-bearing structure; tiny 8-inch wheels; a ridiculously low seat height; and a 70cc four-stroke engine housed in a remarkably compact and cohesive package.
Its 70cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine, a slightly more powerful version of the 50cc model launched at the same time, is a reliable and well-built unit, equipped with a three-speed gearbox with automatic clutch that makes the bike accessible to a wide range of riders. Its modest power is offset by its featherweight and absolute manoeuvrability; the Dax slips through anywhere, clears obstacles with disconcerting ease, and delivers riding pleasure inversely proportional to its size.
1967 was the year the Dax was born; a model from this first generation is now one of the most sought-after pieces in the entire vintage Honda range. Rare, endearing and steeped in a history that has spanned decades and continents without losing an ounce of its freshness.
A charming little monster, for a collector who knows that great legends sometimes come in the smallest of packages.