The Honda Dax (also known as the ST70) was a mini-bike which featured a distinctive frame shape. The Dax bike sought to continue where the earlier Honda Monkey left off, offering riders both the enjoyable leisure riding that made the Monkey such a popular bike as well as an increased level of practicality for everyday use. The Dax featured a T-bone shaped pressed steel frame with the fuel tank mounted internally, resulting in its characteristic look.

• Sprung folding main stand and a brake pedal

• Semi-pneumatic tires are given a realistic tread pattern and have Bridgestone lettering

• Removable front fork section and folding handlebars, just like those on the real bike

• Rear seat is opened via a lever on the model

• OHC engine is recreated in great detail, including depictions of cooling fins

• With authentic metal plated matte wheels, and gloss components for muffler, handlebars, fenders and more

• Rubber tubing is included to recreate the various pipes and lines on the bike

• Comes with high-quality Cartograf decals