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Riding the current wave of retro classics are 1980s cars. But if you want a cool set of two wheels rather than four, hop on the bike that looks like a

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You've probably never seen one. Hell, you've probably never even heard of one. Well, here's two. And they need some love. [IMG] These belong to a...

A post in the General Discussion moped forum by Andy Pritza

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Remember the adorable Motocompo? One designer has envisioned a modern Honda Motocompo concept using a Monkey base, and it looks radical.

El circuito de Outeiro de Rei (Lugo) es tremendamente técnico a la par que divertido con la Hornet. Más aún en un curso de conducción segura del Lóstregos-Lvcvs Motoclub... Lo que te voy a contar a continuación es una "toma de contacto" en pista cerrada con la nueva Hornet CB750 gracias al concesionario Motolugo (Servicio…

Didja miss me? ...oh you didn't... Well I guess I just deleted 10 years of memories off my Flickr account so I could make room for this upload.... My not-so-triumphant return is at least somewhat impressive I hope. I went big this time. literally. And I learned that I never want to build a car in this scale ever again, lol. It's a lot harder than it looks and at this scale you get lots of gaps and wobbly components. Very frustrating. So what do we have here then? Well if you aren't familiar, the Honda City Turbo II is a mildly underrated hot-hatch from the 1980s. It's a subcompact with a tiny 3-cylinder turbocharged engine, but combined with its lightweight and wide stance, it really packed a punch! Its stubby, grouchy face appearance earned it the nickname "Bulldog" among fans. I personally think its really cute. Oh and whats that next to it? Why... the Motocompo of course! Honda's famous little portable scooter that looks like a suitcase! The regular model Honda City came with the Motocompo as an optional extra (yes, really!) and it was specifically designed to fit in the trunk. The Turbo II model was not offered with the little scooter, however it's popular to pair them together as they were the perfect 80's couple. I love the Honda City Turbo II. I really want one in real life but their values have skyrocketed lately... probably because massive successful influencers such as myself (heh...) have made it more popular? Well... I want you to enjoy it anyway. Thanks for viewing! If you have questions about this weird and quirky car, I will gladly answer them. You may wonder why I've been away for so long... well... I've been crazy busy with my life and LEGO has been a low priority to say the least. But I have NOT given it up! My inspiration for building this comes from 2 places. 1) The model car I own was practically begging to be LEGO-ified. And 2) My good buddy Sir.Manperson said he was building one too and my competitive spirit kicked in. I HAVE TO KICK SAM'S BUTT OR ELSE. Keep a lookout for his upload soon and let us know who you think did it best! ;) www.flickr.com/photos/121153351@N02/ UPDATE: SAM KICKED MY BUTT. I'm going back into retirment.

It's back, after being first launched 30 years ago

A post in the Performance moped forum by Bort Hoff