Honda Honda's 80s Scooter That Fits in the Trunk
Roughly three years ago, an employee sketched a modern-day reenvisioning of the original Motocompo from 1981, a tiny gas-powered scooter add-on that fits in the trunk of the Honda City.
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The Motocompacto is a descendent of the folding scooter Honda tried out in the Eighties, the Motocompo. Designed to fit in a tiny city car—the aptly named Honda City—and fold out for the last.
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Getting around on a Motocompacto is the ideal solution. It's light, compact, easy to ride, and stores away easily. In a sense, Honda HQ is a microcosm of the real world the Motocompacto was meant for. As I rode around from Honda's main lobby to another building that houses the design center for Honda's Acura car division, I was starting.
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Nov 1, 2023 Anyone who's spent time on a Honda Reddit page has probably seen at least one mention of the 1980s Motocompo scooter. Despite never being sold in the U.S., the Motocompo is a fan.
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If you like weird old cars, this $995 electric Motocompo tribute is the scooter to get. By Mack Hogan Published: Sep 14, 2023. Save Article. Honda. Fans of the Honda Motocompo, your day has come.
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And, probably more importantly for anyone who's a fan of the unusual antics of Soichiro Honda's company in the 1980s, it's directly inspired by one of the Honda's most delightfully nerdy.
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In the new Motocompacto, Honda has resurrected a concept as old as I am - a compact, folding scooter that fits conveniently into the storage area of your car. In the 1980s, it was called the.
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15 November 2023 Share Honda The introduction of the battery-powered Honda Motocompacto scooter has gotten people talking about its spiritual, if not motive, predecessor, the gasoline-powered and oddly shaped Motocompo folding scooter, made from 1981 to 1983.
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December 18, 2023 0 As a certified car addict for most of my life, I've just purchased my 50 th vehicle (and no, I haven't kept them all!). I bought my first two-wheeled vehicle. It is my first EV, and it's the cutest thing you'll ever see. It is a folding electric scooter called the Honda Motocompacto, and it went on sale in early November.
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Eschewing the Motocompo's 49cc engine, the Motocompacto sports a single, permanent-magnet, direct-drive electric motor. This single motor shoves 490 watts, or 0.66 hp to the front wheel. Feeding.
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The Honda Motocompo is a folding scooter sold by Honda between 1981 and 1983 as a factory add-on only in Japan. [2] It was the smallest scooter ever produced by Honda and it folded into a rectangle for easy storage. History
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Honda's Motocompo was a folding scooter designed to fit in the trunk of the company's City subcompact car. It's such a fun and quirky machine that it's become highly collectible, and Hot Wheels.
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