A 1982 Motocompo: The Folding Motorcycle That Fits In Your Trunk

This is a Honda Motocompo from 1982, it’s a pint-sized scooter that can be folded down, then tucked into your car’s trunk as a backup form of urban transport.

The Core Event

Honda engineers intended the Motocompo to be a last-mile transport solution, allowing people in Japan to park their cars outside of the city or town they were commuting to, then pull out their scooter for the last leg of the journey to reduce urban parking and traffic congestion.

Key Facts

This is a Honda Motocompo from 1982, it’s a pint-sized scooter that can be folded down, then tucked into your car’s trunk as a backup form of urban transport.

Context & Significance

Honda engineers intended the Motocompo to be a last-mile transport solution, allowing people in Japan to park their cars outside of the city or town they were commuting to, then pull out their scooter for the last leg of the journey to reduce urban parking and traffic congestion.

Outlook

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