This comprehensive service and repair manual is specifically designed for the 1970-1971 Honda CB100, CL100, SL100, CB125S, CD125S, and SL125 motorcycles. It provides detailed instructions and diagrams to guide you through a wide range of maintenance and repair procedures, making it an invaluable resource for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. The manual covers every aspect of your motorcycle, from the engine and gearbox to the cooling, fuel, braking, suspension, electrical, and exhaust systems. It also includes sections on bodywork, wheels and tires, and detailed technical specifications. With its clear and concise writing style, high-quality illustrations, and step-by-step instructions, this manual ensures that even complex repairs can be tackled with confidence. This manual is essentially the same information that your local Honda dealer would use when servicing your motorcycle. It is a cost-effective alternative to relying solely on a dealership for repairs, enabling you to maintain your motorcycle in top condition without breaking the bank.

The 1970-1971 Honda CB100, CL100, SL100, CB125S, CD125S, and SL125 motorcycles were part of Honda's popular line of lightweight and affordable motorcycles that captured the imagination of riders in the late 1960s and early 1970s. These machines, with their simple yet reliable design, became iconic symbols of the burgeoning motorcycle culture of the time. The CB100 and CB125S were road-oriented models, known for their smooth and responsive engines and comfortable riding position. The CL100 and CD125S were scrambler models, featuring higher ground clearance and knobby tires for off-road adventures. The SL100 and SL125 were trail bikes, designed for more serious off-road riding. They were all powered by air-cooled, four-stroke single-cylinder engines, offering a perfect balance of performance and fuel efficiency. The simplicity of the design made these machines incredibly user-friendly and easy to maintain. They featured a basic, yet efficient, telescopic front fork and twin shocks in the rear suspension. The motorcycles were available in a variety of colors, catering to different individual preferences. These Honda models became popular among novice riders due to their forgiving nature and ease of handling. Experienced riders also appreciated them for their reliability and ability to be easily customized. These motorcycles laid the groundwork for Honda's later dominance in the motorcycle market, solidifying their reputation for building high-quality, reliable, and affordable machines. Today, these classic Honda models are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, representing a fascinating and iconic period in motorcycle history.