How To Get Your Non Running Honda Spree Back On The Road!

The Honda Spree is a legendary scooter that has captured the hearts of riders worldwide. Introduced in the mid-1980s, the Spree quickly became an icon of urban mobility and an embodiment of fun, style, and convenience.
With its distinctive design and compact size, the Spree offers a unique riding experience. Powered by a reliable 50cc two-stroke engine, it delivers smooth acceleration and nimble maneuverability, making it ideal for navigating busy city streets or cruising along scenic paths.
The Spree's lightweight construction, combined with its comfortable seating and easy-to-use controls, makes it a joy to ride for both beginners and experienced riders alike. Its fuel-efficient nature ensures economical trips, perfect for daily commutes or weekend adventures.
Beyond its practicality, the Spree exudes charm with its eye-catching colors and retro aesthetics. Its sleek lines, rounded headlamp, and minimalist bodywork evoke a sense of timeless style that continues to turn heads even today.
Over the years, the Honda Spree has earned a reputation for reliability and low maintenance, making it a beloved choice for riders seeking a hassle-free and enjoyable riding experience. Its popularity has also inspired a vibrant community of enthusiasts who appreciate its simplicity and embrace its nostalgic appeal.
Whether you're seeking a convenient mode of transportation, a conversation starter, or a slice of scooter history, the Honda Spree is sure to captivate you with its enduring charm and unwavering spirit.
So, hop on, rev that engine, and experience the thrill of the Honda Spree - a symbol of freedom, individuality, and endless adventures on two wheels.

[@miragexl007]

Cool vid. Not much of an engine guy... Just replaced my back tire. Put the muffler back on. Very clean moped. But will not start now.. Something simple I'm guessing. I'll work through it a little-by-little I guess.

[@midwestdad133]

Nice job getting it running. I picked up a black 86 Spree last summer for $100 that the plastics and seat were good but the rims were rusted, tires were dry rotted and it has a rusty tank along with a lot of oil settled into the engine. I got it all fixed up but still have an issue where after I drive it for a while and come to a stop it will stall unless I rev it back up. I did bypass the petcock and just added a fuel shutoff to it. Looking forward to more videos on this one.

[@BoolJamesBloood]

I love this video. Now I’m DEFINITELY buying a spree

[@Jayp680]

Man I gotta scoop one of these up and fix it up myself, especially with the gas prices right now. Great video!

[@Bawkr]

Great vid, makes me want a full on motorcycle like an Indian or something very similar, old. Don't live in a city and if I did I think I'd just ride a mountain bike with smooth tires on it for some exercise.

[@Burronster]

Can you do a vid on how to delete your oil pump

[@Quinnsmallengine]

I daily drive a black Honda spree and the throttle is normal I got luck and have the original fuel petcock cover

[@speedyme200]

How many scooters do you have???

[@adrielgutierrez523]

I just bought one exaxt same one

[@leroybrandt8946]

Looks like a pretty good scooter. I just picked up a black spree for $200. It needs tires for sure and the keys are missing. How do I get by that? Great video as usual.
How do I tell what year it is?

[@lancenorton1117]

Check the Vin number. There are two letters before the group of numbers. The first of those letters denotes the year. E is 1984, F is 1985, G is 1986 H is 1987. The Spree in this video has a kick starter which did not come out till 1986.

[@Aj.808]

Take the ignition off and take it to your local lock Smith the ignition has a code on top they use to make a key

[@dhigssgkhkd7512]

Bro your channels so ligit

[@cartermorey8647]

bystarter get juice from the stator. only gets power when engine is running.