Honda Motocompo

In all approximately 50000 Motocompos were produced and sold between 1981-1983. Straight from 1981 the Honda Motocompo is a legendary 49cc scooter so compact that it could fit in the back of a carparticularly the Honda City.

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Tail light lens has a crack otherwise its in perfect condition.

. Florence Avenue Pennsauken Township New Jersey United States Used 1118882 February 25 2022. This powertrain is mated to a three-speed automatic transmission in this example. Introduced in 1981 the Motocompo was the epitome of compact.

1982 Honda motocompo 1982 Honda MOTOCOMPO AB12 rare STREET LEGAL elite moto compo nsr tzr rgv rz cub. The Motocompo was the smallest scooter that Honda ever built. 20-Years-Owned 1981 Honda Motocompo - 10500.

The idea of personal electric mobility was still years away back then but it appears Honda is now revisiting the. Some 54-55000 units of the MotoCompo were sold before it was discontinued in 1983 and before long the boxy little two-wheeler achieved somewhat of a cult status. 1985 Honda City R Motocompo This Australian delivered 1985 Honda City with two Motocompo scooters is an example of Japanese design at its finest.

In fact the trunk of the Honda City compact car was specifically designed to accommodate the Motocompo in its folded down configuration. The Honda Motocompo was unveiled in 1981 as a mini folding scooter that was designed to fit neatly into the trunk of your car. All this grunt propels it.

Powered by an AB12E single-cylinder air-cooled 49cc two-stroke engine shared with other Honda products the Motocompo made a sedate 25 horsepower and 275 lb-ft of torque. Honda Motocompo reviewed into a more modern café racer avatar is what urban motorbike. Original-Owner 1983 Honda Motocompo at auction with Bring a Trailer the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.

Runs great goes over 30 mph. The Motor Compo is a high quality foldable electric moped from the famous Japanese brand Honda. I can ship anywhere in the US for 250375.

Just 47 inches long nine inches wide and 21 inches tall it could be easily broken down for traveling in the trunk of a car. Although the name might be slightly different its very close to the original Motocompo name a small box-shaped 49cc two-stroke scooter that was only sold between 1981 to 1983. Category Standard Motorcycles.

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve. This bike was originally yellow were told then repainted white. The Motocompo may be little bigger than a holiday suitcase but with a 49cc two-stroke and a fuel tank aboard its significantly chunkier.

The Honda Motocompo is inarguably one of the coolest vehicles ever designed. Ad Hondas Off-Road Competition Lineup. 130 psi compression so motor is strong.

At the time Honda sold a subcompact car called the City in Honda and the Motocompo was designed to fold up. The Honda Motocompo is inarguably one of the coolest vehicles ever designed. The Honda Motocompo is inarguably one of the coolest vehicles ever designed.

Carburetor just rebuilt new spark plug and starts on the first kick. It is powered by a naturally-aspirated 12-litre four-cylinder engine which outputs 49kW 66hp to the front wheels. Sold for only 3 years the Honda Motocompo came with a peppy 50cc Honda motor but the real appeal of the bike was its folding design with the handlebars pegs and seats folding into the body leaving a unit able to fit into the trunks of small Hondacity automobiles.

More info on these little babies on wikipedia. Instrumentation consisted of an oil level warning light a separate oil tank eliminated the need for premix and a speedometer labeled to 50 kmh 31 mph. Seeing as it can be folded up to fit in compact spaces its said to be perfect for riding around urban environments - in part thanks to the light aluminium 22mm tube frame mountain bike suspension front rear and small 10 inch wheels.

Posted Over 1. You could get one in any color you wanted as long as it was red yellow or white. With only 54000 units ever produced the Motocompo managed to gain its iconic status and were probably guessing that its the right time for Honda to bring it back.

20-Years-Owned 1981 Honda Motocompo - 10500. Designed to fit into the trunk of a small car called the Honda City. The Honda Motocompo is inarguably one of the coolest vehicles ever designed.

Remember the cult favorite Honda Motocompo scooter from the early 1980s. The folding 50cc mini moto was designed specifically to fit in the trunk of the Honda City. Ride into town park your car and then get your scooter out for mobility among the masses.

All lights turn signals and horn work good. So you may need a bigger boot but it still weighs in at just 60kg the Motocompo is about 45kg. The Honda Motocompo was unveiled in 1981 as a mini folding scooter that was designed to fit neatly into the trunk of your car.

The Motocompo is making a comeback. Remember the cult favorite Honda Motocompo scooter from the early 1980s. Hondas solution was the Motocompo a scooter that was designed to fold up so that you could store it in the Citys trunk.

For those unfamiliar with the Motocompo this tiny little scooter features an air-cooled 49cc single-cylinder two-stroke engine pumping out all of two-and-a-half ponies. The 2022 Shannons Autumn Timed Online Auction running from 17 May to 24 May 2022 features a 1982 Honda Motocompo Motorcycle- Iconic Motocompo Honda commuter. Honda Motocompo Folding Moped Scooter Honda City Honda City Car The original 80s Honda Motocompo was a tiny folding scooter meant for urban transport.

Compare Models Locate a Dealer Near You. This 1981 Honda Motocompo is powered by a 49cc two-stroke single mated to a single-speed transmission with an automatic clutch and features folding components for storage and transport as well as dedicated lift and tie-down points. 130 psi compression so motor is strong.

The Motocompo was made for 1981 1982 and 1983 and they were never officially sold in the US but now there are quite a few of them zooming around at 15-20 miles an hour. Paul dOrleans of The Vintagent fame has saved a old City ad that briefly features the adorable Motocompo. 1983 Honda Motocompo trunk bike.

The original 80s Honda Motocompo was a tiny folding scooter meant for urban transport. Well maybe they arent zooming around that often as Ive never actually seen one being driven other than mine. Honda was already thinking.

RWD 1982 Honda Motocompo Red 4950 1982 Honda Motocompo Red These fun little bikes fold up into a compact space saver.

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