Honda Motocompo
The Motocompo is a mini motorcycle of Japanese vehicle and motorcycle manufacturer Honda. It was founded in 1981 specifically developed for the first generation Honda City. The special feature of this bike is that the seat and the handlebars could be completely recessed in the bodywork. When folded, the Motocompo could be completely housed in the trunk of the Honda City, which gave him the name "Trunk Bike" earned (of English. Trunk trunk).
The Honda NCZ 50 is equipped with interesting details. In an extension of the frame tube Honda had a foot loop attached to the driver the extraordinary opportunity offered to fix them on his foot and thus prevent a secret theft. The vehicle was in the colors red, black, white and yellow made , possessed standard horn, turn signals, and brake light. This train could only start when there was the bench in the upright riding position. Despite the small absolute dimensions of the vehicle, it is Honda's engineers succeeded in designing an operational vehicle, at its convenience, there is nothing to doubt. The vehicle has an input variator gearbox and has both brake levers on the handlebars. The footrests can be sunk into the fairing, the vehicle is fully fit to travel and was probably on vacation or on campsites in use. The Honda NCZ 50 full suspension and allowed for one person.