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Model IDs Page 1 - ATC70-ATC90
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ATC70 1973 (K0)

 The very first ATC70, identified as a 1973 model but probably produced from mid 72 onward.
Distinguishing Features:
Orange body colour, Silver coloured forks, 5 hole rear cover plate, Flame design tank decal, angled exhaust silencer, 2 rib foot guards. 7 digit engine number, first two digits 10, ie ATC70E 1000001~

 

ATC70 1974 (K1)

2nd model of the series, production commenced in late 1973 and continued throughout 1974. Remaining models sold through 75. Similar in design to its predecessor.
Distinguishing Features:
Red body colour, Red forks, 4 hole rear cover, straight exhaust silencer, 3 rib foot guards. 7 digit engine number, first two digits 11, ie ATC70E-1100001~

 

ATC70 1978 (K3)

After a long absence the ATC70 returns, why did they stop production of this hot seller for 4 years, who knows. The new design is similar to the ATC90 with one piece rear fender/seat assy, non-laminated steel frame, exhaust system relocated to outside of frame. Outboard brakes meant easier brake servicing. A new improved chain tensioner did away with a splined shaft that was prone to stripping. All in all a nice package with some good improvements.

Engine number ATC70E-2000007~2010823

 

ATC70 1979 (Z)

Second model of the new generation. Very few changes from previous model, slight engine and frame revisions, rocker arm clutch components, transmission parts, brake cam, starter handle. Visible changes restricted to decals. K~ model identification dispensed with (Note: code for this model "Z".)

Engine number ATC70E-21000001~

 

ATC70 1980 (A)

 New Model identification begins, if you can count to ten you can figure it out 0=A, 1=B, 2=C and so on. Little or no change from the previous model apart from decal differences and revised camshaft and cam chain tensioner. New engine number sequence derived from Trail Bike models.

Engine number TB03E-2000001~2011736

 

ATC70 1981 (B)

 1981 models changed very little from previous years, basically a decal change to differentiate from earlier models. Paint changes from Light Scarlet to Passion Red although to look at it appears the same colour. Gearshift drum revision, basically the same bike as before.

Engine Number TB03E-2600001~2611751

 

ATC70 1982 (C)

 1982 models saw the introduction of a 4-speed transmission a welcome revision as the three speed tranny left a lot to be desired. Generally but not always a 4-speed engine could be identified as having 8mm case screws as opposed to previous "Phillips head " screws.

 Engine Number TB03E-2700003~2718283

 

ATC70 1983 (D)

Some changes since previous model, cylinder head revision, countershaft, low and second gear revision, throttle cable securing band and guide added, handle bar revision, handle bar mounts get plastic cover, fuel tank revision, exhaust system revision

 Engine Number TB03E-2800001~2827785

 

ATC70 1984 (E)

Very little difference from previous model. Hand brake lever revision, exhaust heat shield changes. Tank decal is same design only colours are dark blue and light blue. Seat loses its "Quilted" design in favour of plain vinyl.

 Engine Number TB03E-2900001~

 

 

ATC70 1985 (F)

85 sees end of production for the ATC70 to make way for its 4-wheeled cousin the TRX70. Minor changes limited to decal changes and seat gets new blue colouring. "70" stenciled on seat. revision to cam chain tensioner.

Eng Number TB03E-3000001~

 

ATC90 (US90) 1970-71 (K0)

The first ever ATC90, named the US90 as identified by the engine number prefix of US90. Produced from late 1969 through 1971. Distinguishing features: No headlight or tail-light, Honda name on tank in badge form instead of decal, plastic thumb throttle (prone to breakage and replaced under warranty with alloy unit)
7 digit engine number US90E-100122~

 
ATC90 (US90) 1971-72 (K0)
 

ATC90 (US90) 1973 (K1)

Second model ATC90, some changes from first model, Headlight & Tail-light become standard instead of optional. Seat cover appears to be different, Tank loses badge in favour of stick on decal. Otherwise basically unchanged.

Engine number US90E-2000001~

 

ATC90 1974 (K2)

Third model ATC90. US90 engine number now gone in favour of ATC90 prefix. Fold away foot rests replaced with fixed units. Fold away head stock dropped. Front fender changed from metal to plastic, rear fender re-styled. Body colour "Orange" borrowed from K0 ATC70

 Engine number ATC90-1300001~

 

ATC90 1975 (K3)

Introduction of the new "Knobby Tyre" model. Available in any colour so long as it was red. Slight frame revisions and inclusion of plastic mud flaps front & rear. Heavier that previous model due to wheel design and accordingly lower power to weight ratio

Engine Number
ATC90E-1400001~

 

ATC90 1976 (K4)

Second of new generation design, very few changes from previous model. Basically the same bike except for decal differences. Honda did a good design job with the previous model and consequently there were no revisions required

  Engine Number
ATC90E-1500001~

 

ATC90 1977 (K5)

1977 proved to be as unexciting as the previous model in as far as new features were concerned. Very little change from the last model apart from the standard decal changes to make it look different. One interesting point was that a "Chevron" style tyre was offered as an option for this model. This tyre is similar in design to the ones fitted to K0~K2 models only it suits the later split rim

  Engine Number
ATC90E-1600001~

 

ATC90 1978 (K6)

1978 sees the end of production for the ATC90, few changes limited to the tank decals and rear fender decals. Rear carrier rack gets beefed up.

 Engine Number ATC90E-1700001~

 

 
 
 
 
 
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