Checking out this 80's Honda Spree. The Spree (NQ50) is a small scooter produced by Honda from ’84 to ’87. It was powered by a 2-stroke 50cc engine that used just a belt drive without a multi-ratio variator like Honda’s other scooters. Accordingly, a properly running Spree tops out at about 30mph and is moped legal in quite a few states. Since the spree is so tiny and unique, it’s got a cult following of owners over at HondaSpree.net. If you’re looking for a scooter for regular day to day use, you’re probably better off getting something a little faster. However, if you don’t need a fast scooter or you’re driven by the challenge of making something really tiny and slow go fast, then the Spree is a fun scooter to get.
On the downside, the physically small size doesn't work for larger riders and all Spree's except the '87 models have zero storage except for the chrome rack on the back. On the plus side, the Spree is ridiculously light, so it’s very easy to toss into the back of your pickup truck or yank around the garage. It also gets pretty good milage for a 2-stroke. 70-80mpg is what you can expect under normal usage.
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