| Japanese Domestic (home market) Monkey |
German Export Monkey |
American Minitrail |
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1.Small Headlight
2.Same Tail light and bracket as Minitrail but with small turn signals.
3.Small turn signals where reflectors are on Minitrail and horn
4.Japanese Monkey has a nice plastic side cover like later minitrails that covers a tool kit. Also note canister air filter like CT-70.
5.Center Stand
| 1.Larger headlight probably same size as CT-70 or later Z-50 and Monkey requires different brackets on front forks.
2.This big, different and ugly tail light appearantly complies with some German law about tailight shape and height and is set up for a big square German license tag. Anyone who knows for sure please e-mail me so I can update the page.
3.Horn but no turn signals or even reflectors.
4.Has the same canister style air filter but not the side cover or nice tool kit.
5.Side stand is same as Minitrail
6.No battery.
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| Japanese Domestic (home market) Monkey |
German Export Monkey |
American Minitrail Export |
1. Same headlight as American Minitrail and C50
2. Also has a quick release clip on the handle bars so the entire front fork assy can be removed for transport or storage. Throttle cable and, presumably, rear brake cable also have disconnect features. |
German Model uses a much larger headlight and housing. |
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1.Here is that tool kit, you can bet its packing more than just a spark plug wrench like the Minitrail.
2.This is a 1971 model, but the fenders are of the shorter variety like the K-1 Minitrails (69-70) Not sure if this is original but I'll try to find out from the owner. |
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| Here is the quick disconnect for the wiring and throttle cable that allows the entire front fork assembly to be removed (note that even though there is additional hardware in the area, the hole that goes through the frame is still unused. To see more pictures of this bike check this link to Monkey Bike and Minitrail Fun and find the link to the "Bikes for Sale" page |
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