Honda spree 1984

Honda marketed two more models based on the Eve's design. All models utilized a single geared AF05 engine. One of the rarest Honda scooter ever made.

Elsewhere in the world, the Spree was sold as the Nifty 50 most common , Eve and Smile. Usually there were a few differences, such as a round headlight and different gauges. For the model year, Honda redesigned the Spree logo on the side panel. The new logo was much larger. The white Spree above shows the original logo, and the other photos show the new larger logo.

Honda spree 1984

Just picked up this Honda spree and it only has km on it. While someone here might be able to help you with your question a low mile bike is always nice! The elusive Albino Spree! A rare bird, and while legally a moped in many area's it's a scooter, you can get more info on a scooter site, but many have them here, I used to own one, loved it, but it just ran so I never worked on it much prior to sale. Were it mine I would get it running clean it up and ride it. It like any other used motor vehicle worth what someone is willing to pay for it, values vary depending on what part of the country you are in. These are not fast, but can be very reliable in city transport. Again, depending on where you live, if you have the title definitely increases or decreases the value. I had one, it was a fun little scooter but topped out at 30mph. In the words of Hollywood Holt" throw a kit on that bitch! Keep in mind that they have oil injection so you better make sure it works good, or block it off and premix. Its got 12 inch wheels right? There is a noticeable difference in ride quality with 16 or 17 inch wheels on any vehicle. Sell it and find something larger. I haven't ridden anything with 12s, but my friends Vespa scooter has 10" wheels and that thing feels squirrely and unbalanced compared to a moped.

Any suggestions will help. What do you need help with?

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Honda spree 1984

Elsewhere in the world, the Spree was sold as the Nifty 50 most common , Eve and Smile. Usually there were a few differences, such as a round headlight and different gauges. For the model year, Honda redesigned the Spree logo on the side panel. The new logo was much larger.

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Toggle limited content width. Privacy Terms. It was limited in top speed to 25mph. I need to find some new haters This motorcycle, scooter or moped-related article is a stub. Switching to a regular Spree exhaust will add 5mph unless your eBay score is half plugged with carbon. The brakes and suspension on the Spree was basic. Were it mine I would get it running clean it up and ride it. Want to post in this forum? Hell, if mlm makes A pipe for it, we can talk about it here. The Eve was available in white, blue, or red. New Topic Go to Topics. Article Talk. The new logo was much larger. Accordingly, a properly running Spree tops out at about 30mph and thus is moped legal in quite a few states.

If you want a small, fun, not-so-fast scooter, then the Honda Spree is a great choice. This scooter utilizes a single geared AF05 engine.

Did you oil the piston, rings and cylinder on assembly? Post by MrJumps » Mon Sep 19, pm. The spot is great for carrying a few spare tools, a small bottle of oil, or your camera. Nov 30, AM. See all results. There were several differences though including:. Keep in mind that they have oil injection so you better make sure it works good, or block it off and premix. What do you need help with? By Scooter Nut. And what carb,intake and jets are installed? Elsewhere in the world, the Spree was sold as the Nifty 50 most common , Eve and Smile.