Current popularity HONDA CUB Honda Super Cub “Street” model 50 cc Sales for Super Cubs have increased in Japan[37] with upgrades to the engine and the installation of fuel injection for Japanese domestic market models starting from 2007, making it more powerful, more economical and cleaner. With respect to newer, plastic body underbone designs, such as the Wave, […]

Sports Cub By Honda The 1969 Honda 70, also called CL70, used the sports frame of the C110 and CD65, with the engine of the C70 The C110 Sports Cub debuted in October 1960.[7]:188 The C110 was more like a traditional motorcycle that the rider had to straddle, not a step-through. It had a different frame, with […]

Model history Honda Cub Production history Annual Super Cub production from 1958 through 2008, the year cumulative production passed the 60 million units milestone.[37] Timeline of production locations 1958 Yamato Plant, Japan 1959 Hamamatsu Factory, Japan 1960 Suzuka Factory, Japan 1961 Taiwan 1963 Belgium 1966 Bangladesh 1967 Thailand 1969 Malaysia 1971 Indonesia 1973 Philippines 1976 Manaus, Brazil 1980 Mauritius 1981 Colombia 1981 Nigeria […]

“You meet the nicest people on a Honda” print advertisement, from poster or magazine page In June 1963 in US media,[22] Honda began the 12-year-long advertising campaign “You meet the nicest people on a Honda”, created by Grey Advertising.[23] Grey had bought the idea from a UCLA undergraduate student, who had created the concept for a class assignment.[24] The event marked […]

Information Honda Cub This article is about the motorcycle. For the SUV, see Honda Passport. For the light airplane, see Piper PA-18 Super Cub. Honda Super Cub Honda Super Cub in the Honda Collection Hall in Japan Also called Cub, C100, C102, C65, CM90, CM91, C110, C50, C70, C90, Passport, EX5, Dream 100, EX5 Dream, C100EX, Super Cub 50, […]