Back in 1981 Honda released the Motocompo, a cute, tiny, folding, gas-powered scooter intended to be an addendum to the Honda City and Today, subcompact cars available only in Japan — the City's baggage compartment was actually designed around the scooter's dimensions. Honda sold over 50,000 of these in three years of production.
While on a recent visit to my local Honda car dealer for one of my "free" lifetime carwashes, I see that Honda are back at it with the Motocompacto — the 21st-century version being a $1000 42-pound electric scooting device that resembles a gigantic Chiclet. Back home, I did a deep dive into this thing — meaning I cruised YouTube while sipping cheap whiskey, sitting in a pile of my own Cheeto dust — and came across Ryan FortNine's unique and informative video review; see below.
I'll let Ryan take it….
While on a recent visit to my local Honda car dealer for one of my "free" lifetime carwashes, I see that Honda are back at it with the Motocompacto — the 21st-century version being a $1000 42-pound electric scooting device that resembles a gigantic Chiclet. Back home, I did a deep dive into this thing — meaning I cruised YouTube while sipping cheap whiskey, sitting in a pile of my own Cheeto dust — and came across Ryan FortNine's unique and informative video review; see below.
I'll let Ryan take it….
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