bike.wikisort.org - MotorcycleThe NH series of Honda scooters was sold worldwide beginning in 1983, in 50, 80, 90, 100 and 125cc versions. All models have an air-cooled two-stroke engine with CDI ignition. All models except the Lead 50 have leading link front suspension, electric and kick start, and a fuel gauge. The Lead 50 has a traditional telescopic fork front suspension and only electric start. All models have drum brakes and CVT transmission.
Type of motorcycle
Honda NH series Honda Lead 125cc |
Manufacturer | Honda |
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Also called | Aero, Lead, Vision, Mascot |
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Class | Scooter |
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Engine | air-cooled, two-stroke |
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Ignition type | electric start |
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Brakes | Front drum / Rear drum |
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Models
- Aero (USA, 1983–85)
- Lead (Outside USA, 1983–87)
- Vision (Outside USA, 1987–94)
- Mascot (Canada)
American regulations in 1986 required any motorcycle over 50cc to be four stroke to combat air pollution.
- Kinetic (DX, ZX, Y2K Etc..) (India, 1984–2007)
- Dio (India, 2001-present)
Engine sizes
- NH 50 (49cc)
- NH 80 (79cc)
- NH 90 (89cc)
- NH 100 (96cc)
- NH 125 (124cc)
- NH 150 (149cc)
There is also a more modern Lead in 100cc, 110cc and 125cc versions.
Regional variations
There were other regional variations as well as going by a different name in the USA. Most notably, the headlights were different on the early European models. The front handlebar moulding was later changed to be common across all models, allowing the same headlights to be used. Although the specific light arrangements still vary because of the regulations in different countries. Stickers, badges and mirrors are also different across regional versions.
Honda Dio
Manufactured by Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, Honda Dio is a 110cc scooter introduced in 2001 in India and exported with the same brand name to 11 countries including Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Mexico and Columbia.[1] It has a 110cc, 4 stroke, air cooled engine and has both electric start and kick start.[2] It's tank can hold 6 Litres of Petrol with 1 litre in reserve.[3] India Today magazine named Honda Dio as the 4th most selling Scooter in June 2021.[4] Honda India introduced Dio Repsol, a sporty looking scooter introduced to celebrate 800 victories in MotoGP.[5]
Other manufacturers
During the 1980s, Honda invested in non-Japanese motorcycle manufacturing – most notably they bought a large percentage of French company Peugeot, which resulted in Peugeot Motocycles. Elsewhere, the Kinetic Motor Company from India, which resulted in Kinetic Honda. Both of these joint ventures saw the NH series given various degrees of cosmetic overhaul and released as a number of different models. Peugeot released the SC 50, SC 50L, SC 80L and SX 80L whilst Kinetic Honda released the EX, DX, ZX (100cc, 2-stroke), the ZX Zoom (110cc, 2-stroke) and the 4S model (113.5cc, 4-stroke).
References
- Sources
- Coggins, Frank W. (September 1984), "Slick Scooters for Two-Wheel Transport", Popular Mechanics, vol. 161, no. 9, pp. 74–75, 137–138, ISSN 0032-4558, retrieved 2010-06-23
- Davis, Ted (12 September 1987), "Honda, Yamaha have scooters, but must build market Makers concentrating on 50 cc range", Toronto Star, Toronto, Ontario, p. K.7
- Koblenz, Jay (August 1984), "Sleek scooters", Popular Science, Bonnier Corporation, vol. 225, no. 2, pp. 96–98, ISSN 0161-7370, retrieved 2010-06-23
- Shattuck, Colin; Peterson, Eric (2005), Scooters: Red Eyes, Whitewalls and Blue Smoke, Speck Press, p. 39, ISBN 0-9725776-3-7, retrieved 2010-06-23
External links
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Divisions and subsidiaries |
- Acura
- American Honda
- Honda Australia
- Honda Canada
- Honda Aircraft
- Honda Performance Development
- Honda India
- Honda Racing
- Honda Racing F1
- Honda Taiwan
- Honda UK
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Pickup trucks | |
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Vans | |
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Kei cars | |
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Historic and discontinued | |
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Racing |
- Curtiss Special
- R800
- R1300
- RA270
- RA271
- RA272
- RA273
- RA300
- RA301
- RA302
- RC100
- RA099
- RA106
- RA107
- RA108
- Spirit 201
- 201C
- Williams FW09
- FW09B
- FW10
- FW11
- FW11B
- Lotus 99T
- 100T
- McLaren MP4/4
- MP4/5
- MP4/5B
- MP4/6
- MP4/6B
- MP4/7A
- MP4-30
- MP4-31
- MCL32
- Tyrrell 020
- BAR 002
- 003
- 004
- 005
- 006
- 007
- Jordan EJ11
- EJ12
- Super Aguri SA05
- SA06
- SA07
- SA08
- Toro Rosso STR13
- STR14
- Red Bull Racing RB15
- RB16
- AlphaTauri AT01
- HSV-010 GT
- Acura ARX-01
- Acura ARX-02a
- HPD ARX-03
- HPD ARX-04b
- Acura ARX-05
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Concept | |
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Bikes | |
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Engines | |
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Robots |
- Honda E series
- Honda P series
- ASIMO
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People |
- Soichiro Honda
- Takeo Fujisawa
- Tadashi Kume
- Shoichiro Irimajiri
- Nobuhiko Kawamoto
- Takeo Fukui
- Tadao Baba
- Takahiro Hachigo
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Other |
- List of Honda vehicles
- Honda Type R
- Honda Collection Hall
- Honda FC
- Mugen Motorsports
- Keihin Corporation
- Showa Corporation
- Internavi
- Suzuka Circuit
- Twin Ring Motegi
- Super Aguri F1 Team
- Takuma Sato
- Gil de Ferran
- Jenson Button
- Geier v. American Honda Motor Co.
- Honda Motor Co. v. Oberg
- Honda Malaysia Racing Team
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На других языках
[de] Honda SCV 100 Lead
Der Honda SCV 100 Lead, intern als JF11 bezeichnet, ist ein Motorroller des japanischen Herstellers Honda. Er wurde in Indien gefertigt und von 2003 bis 2007 in Europa als Nachfolger des Honda Bali in der 100-cm³-Klasse verkauft. Der Listenpreis betrug in Deutschland 1640 Euro[1].
Außerhalb von Europa wurde er als Honda Dio vermarktet. In den USA wurde er nicht angeboten. Der Honda Dio wurde von der BBC zum „Scooter of the Year“ 2003 ernannt[2]. Nachfolger ist seit 2008 der NHX 110 Lead (JF 19).
- [en] Honda NH series
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