What's the website?I'd like to see some tricked out ones..lolscooterwerx wrote:pretty sure it has an sb50 or spree-ish motor. the front facing kickstart makes me think so...also some japanese guy put a dio motor in one, theres an entire japanese website devoted to it.
honda motocompo!
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that depends...veedubh20 wrote:you cant register in america!EliteS120ccJDM wrote:can it be registerd???
In Michigan you can register any 50 with a clean VIN, BOS and $15. Just forge yourself a BOS(*, if you want you can even have a friend "give" it to you), bring it to the SOS, slap it down along with $15 and your good to go!
I am not a mechanic, nor do I play one on TV. Actually my advice is probably worth slightly less than what you pay to view it.
In america , during 1981 and now, the usa EPA/DOT custom will require 17th digit vins #... MUST Have EPA/DOT stickers must meet sold in usa.
you can get caught fine $500. to engraved #/letters. I can tell.... by vin # or swap vins
Unless you want to buy my jog $3500. came by boat to yamaha usa had meet dot/epa approved. 1 owner!
you can get caught fine $500. to engraved #/letters. I can tell.... by vin # or swap vins
Unless you want to buy my jog $3500. came by boat to yamaha usa had meet dot/epa approved. 1 owner!
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Re: Motocompo
True for any state, just gets more difficult as the hippie concentration gets stronger.uspmale wrote:Thanks Kenny,
If one becomes creative, I'm sure registering the scoot will be no problem.
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You guys have no clue what real hippies were like or even the old hippies that still inhabit this earth. As to the Peoples Republic of Kalifornia, I don't even go there anymore for any reason. The morons have control of that place and they discarded logic years ago.Kenny_McCormic wrote:Hippies=no guns
Hippies= crappy lean running engines
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those motocompos were only available as an option in the honda early 90's electric car. It came in the trunk of the car, only in japanese models, and only for 2 years. Remember the electric honda car that came out sometime in 91-93? It looked like a teardrop shape, flat aluminum rims, fender skirts over back wheels? Hold on let me try to find a picture of one.....
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Those idiots could be rich...HondaCharlie wrote:those motocompos were only available as an option in the honda early 90's electric car. It came in the trunk of the car, only in japanese models, and only for 2 years. Remember the electric honda car that came out sometime in 91-93? It looked like a teardrop shape, flat aluminum rims, fender skirts over back wheels? Hold on let me try to find a picture of one.....
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Sounds like a Honda Insight but those came out in like 99.HondaCharlie wrote:those motocompos were only available as an option in the honda early 90's electric car. It came in the trunk of the car, only in japanese models, and only for 2 years. Remember the electric honda car that came out sometime in 91-93? It looked like a teardrop shape, flat aluminum rims, fender skirts over back wheels? Hold on let me try to find a picture of one.....
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Re: honda motocompo!
Hi. I have a motocompo I'm refurbishing. Does anyone know the specs for the type and amount of gear oil to put in the crankcase? Unfortunately the manual is in Japanese. Thanks.
Re: honda motocompo!
it looks just like the spree setup. which would be 3OZ of 10W-30
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85 head
SB50 intake
SB50 reeds
taz gears
2.75X10 tires
2000 honda elite S
prodigy vari
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1982 suzuki FA50
BBK
85 head
SB50 intake
SB50 reeds
taz gears
2.75X10 tires
2000 honda elite S
prodigy vari
2k grabber clutch springs
9:1 gears
jdm tail lite
1982 suzuki FA50