Comstar wheels, also used on Honda's big bikes, lent some visual substance to the otherwise spare-looking MB-5 .
1982 Honda MB-5 Pictures
The 1982 Honda MB-5 motorcycle was an experiment unique to Honda. Other manufacturers didn't even attempt to blend a scooter and a motorbike, and within a few years Honda itself abandoned the concept.
The MB-5 ran a 50-cc two-stroke single engine that didn't use much fuel, but didn't produce much power.
Despite its low-speed nature, the MB-5 was fitted with a confidence-inspiring front-disc brake.power.
The MB-5 had a two-place saddle, but was even slower with a pair aboard.power.
The little engine redlined at an impressive 10,500 rpm.
