Honda NE50 1987, European Aero

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Honda NE50 1987, European Aero

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I've just completed the restoration of the best roller, the one copied by all the actual rollers, Honda Vision/Spree/NExx.
Thanks to you all for the information shared on this forum, I've used it many times.
See attached picture:
-Big bore Kit
-Improved original variator.
-Improved original exhaust
-Precision carb adjustment
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Re: Honda NE50 1987, European Spree

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boy that's a nice looking ride you did a grate job on it ..
thank for the photo it nice to see other bike ...
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Re: Honda NE50 1987, European Spree

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Greetings:

Extraordinarily nice scooter, but not a Spree. Closer cousin to the Aero models in the U. S. and A. sold from 1985-'87, due to the trailing-link forks and proper Variated AF-series engine. Lockable front glove box, and I dig the mini-skirt lines of the rear panels. Does it have a "trunklet" on the Right side?
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Re: Honda NE50 1987, European Spree

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Rogerio wrote:-Precision carb adjustment

this made me laugh.




nice bike, though
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Re: Honda NE50 1987, European Spree

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Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:

Extraordinarily nice scooter, but not a Spree. Closer cousin to the Aero models in the U. S. and A. sold from 1985-'87, due to the trailing-link forks and proper Variated AF-series engine. Lockable front glove box, and I dig the mini-skirt lines of the rear panels. Does it have a "trunklet" on the Right side?
Hi Wheelman,
Unfortunately no Trunklet on the right side,
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see pic.
Again thanks for the very good Hondaspree.net forum and all the information shared.
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SuprasNsprees wrote:
Rogerio wrote:-Precision carb adjustment

this made me laugh.




nice bike, though
Hi SupraNsprees,
It was my intention to be sarcastic, any carb adjustment gives the same result on these scooters :crazy:
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Hello Rogerio and welcome to the board. Like your Vision very much. Cleanest looking example I've seen... :thumbwink: ...Me too, a fan of those abreviated side-panels. If you send me your mailing address (via PM), I would very much like to send you a pair of "hondaspree.net" stickers (FREE) for placement on your bike. You will be the European "pioneer" for this forum. This forum has been a pleasure to populate, and holds valuable information for the newbie and veteran alike. Viva la Vision... :urban:
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Does anyone know if the European 84 ne50 would have the same air box cover as the American 85 nb50?
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motormike wrote:Hello Rogerio and welcome to the board. Like your Vision very much. Cleanest looking example I've seen... :thumbwink: ...Me too, a fan of those abreviated side-panels. If you send me your mailing address (via PM), I would very much like to send you a pair of "hondaspree.net" stickers (FREE) for placement on your bike. You will be the European "pioneer" for this forum. This forum has been a pleasure to populate, and holds valuable information for the newbie and veteran alike. Viva la Vision... :urban:
Hi Motormike,
Thanks for your comments and special thanks for the technical information shared in this forum by the members (complete, professional and well documented) :thumbwink: .
Of course I'll send you my mail adress by PM.
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TRANSALP ! ! !...now you are just trying to make me jealous. ..... :love:
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motormike wrote:TRANSALP ! ! !...now you are just trying to make me jealous. ..... :love:
Your Honda collection is also something to make anybody jealous :thumbwink:
Attached my Transalp 89.
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We didn't get the Transalp in that color here in France?
Personal color or Honda specific for your market?
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In fact my Transalp was imported from France to Portugal. The color is personal, slightly different from the original Honda reference.
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