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I own what I believe is a honda PC 50 from 1970? Step through frame ,gas tank under the seat and engine at the bottom like a normal moped. The piston is worn out so I would like to replace it. It is a winter project for the son's and I. Does anyone know of a store that I could order a new piston from? I have tried around here(northern ontario) ,but no luck at all, always the run around.69.77.162.130 (talk) 18:50, 16 January 2008 (UTC)
- 69.77.162.130, This page is for discussing the article of course (seeWP:TPG), but that said... The PC50 was I think only sold in 1969 in Canada, although they were not uncommon (for a moped) in Ontario. If your local Honda bike or ATV dealer cannot order parts, then I'd suggest emailing a Toronto moped shop to ask for advice. And any Toronto moped group you might find with the same Google search. It may be a bit of a dig, but I would expect somewhere in Toronto there are parts left. People tend to keep using this particular bike because it is very well built, quiet (thanks to the 4 stoke), and convenient (no mixing oil at every fill-up).CoffeeYesPlease (talk) 00:56, 25 February 2008 (UTC)