Re: honda motocompo!
Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 1:14 am
d***, I'm definitely interested. My zip code is 78751.
Sunday in Shinjuku April 2008 on someone else's Motocompo
Sunday in Shinjuku April 2008 on someone else's Motocompo
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Re: honda motocompo!
Posted: Sun May 16, 2010 9:22 pm
Hey Everyone...thanks for the inquiries and interest on motocompos! I'll be setting up a website in the near future which I'll be operating from when I get some in. However, for the time being I'm not ready to take any orders. I'll be sure to post the website here when it's up and running.
Re: honda motocompo!
Posted: Sun May 16, 2010 9:35 pm
Whats the pricing gonna look like? ...Say shipped to CA?
And man Vic you look like a kid again on that thing
And man Vic you look like a kid again on that thing
Re: honda motocompo!
Posted: Sun May 16, 2010 11:47 pm
Greetings:
Seriously cool vehicle. I'd sell my few remaining Vital Organs (that PG Long was Pricey!
) to get one, if only one could get a valid US VIN. Aye, there's the rub, sadly. Despite likely spectacular fuel economy and emissions, the campy Compo was never EPA-Approved in this country. A good deal of grey-market string-pulling will be necessary to affix a legal license plate in any Stateside jurisdiction.
Seriously cool vehicle. I'd sell my few remaining Vital Organs (that PG Long was Pricey!
) to get one, if only one could get a valid US VIN. Aye, there's the rub, sadly. Despite likely spectacular fuel economy and emissions, the campy Compo was never EPA-Approved in this country. A good deal of grey-market string-pulling will be necessary to affix a legal license plate in any Stateside jurisdiction.Re: honda motocompo!
Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 11:15 pm
If michigan is so easy on 50cc scoots then you should be swamped with live dio's & zx dio's from across the lake in canada, i deal with customs and there are ways to get around it. The big 3 auto makers fudged their H.P. ratings back in 1966 so whats up with that? H.P ratings are now well over 500 H.P. 