- Made in India ...

[JuST Peter]

*8-SEATER MPV!!**Fresh air ventilation system**.* *One-wheel drive**.* *Economical 250 cc motor.*
Low capital, low maintenance.*A bit tricky when cornering.**Easy entry and exit!*

No need licence. No need road tax. No need insurance. No need co-driver. No need safety belt. No need air-con. No need wipers. No need sun-block. No need air bags. No need to be afraid.             

Die only once.   

[Aj1300]

Would like to see that try and lane split

[Whizz]

Now that is truly scary!!! How the hell do you corner that?...and how do hold it up while people get on? I'm not sure I want to know!

[Biggles]

It's actually a remarkable adaptation to meet their needs.  We're coming from a completely different "world view" regarding motorcycles.  They're being eminently practical.

It certainly opens up imponderables about Load and Balance   

How many kays does he get out of his tyres, I wonder.  What pressures does he run at, Diesel wonders...   

[JuST Peter]

Now that is truly scary!!! How the hell do you corner that?...and how do hold it up while people get on? I'm not sure I want to know!

Very strong legs would be my guess 

[bluehonda]

I gotta wonder how does the driver get to his seat.
The passengers seats seem to be connected crossways and also fore and aft
Brad

[Skip]

Another VERY impressive point is THAT ROAD SURFACE. That surface is better than most of our 'so called' highways here in Oz.  At least those here in QLD 

[Biggles]

I gotta wonder how does the driver get to his seat.
The passengers seats seem to be connected crossways and also fore and aft
Brad

It's a "step-thru".  You step through the timber cross-members at the front, of course.   

Probably not what Honda had in mind when they called their bike a "step-thru".

And I'd have to agree with Skip about that amazingly smooth road surface.  It struck me as most unlike roads here.  Not a pothole or patch in sight.

[JuST Peter]

I wonder what it feels like for the inside guys in twisties