MOPED ARMY

I have one of those. It's a Honda Stream, from about 1983. Apparantly they did not make many as they didn't sell too well. As it hinges in front of the rear wheels/engine it isn't very diiferent to ride from any other scooter, no it wasn't made for old, fat or clumsy people :).

Though I love it dearly I've got to sell it now :(, does anyone have any idea what it's worth?

It's runs fine and is in generally in good nick and all but has a few scratches and stuff. Anyway, if anyone lives near Cambridge, England and wants to get themselves one of these they can email me.

Rich

Cool, are they faster than most scooters? Good or bad accleleration?

my frieng has a gyro and if he hits the gas in his garage it starts to peel out

38 for a 49cc is dam good

only bad part is u feel like u will fall over when your turning

Heath wrote:

What happens is that two of the wheels are probably on the back and one are on the front. That makes it easy to fall over. The trick is to have two wheels on the front and only one on the rear. Now, because of the way scooters are built, with engine and suspension and rear wheel neatly in one package held by very few bolts to the engine, it makes sense to put that entire assembly on the back, so the other two wheels are in the front and do the steering. And, you end up with a stable beast =)