2016 Honda Ruckus, Nothing on two wheelsâ€â€or fourâ€â€has the rugged, minimalist look of a Honda Ruckus. And that's the whole point. The Ruckus is all about riding down your own road in life, doing things your way, on your schedule. But the Ruckus is about way more than just its unique looks: its tough 49 cc Honda engine also gets awesome mileage. And riding couldn't be more simple: its Honda V-Matic automatic transmission makes for no-shifting, seamless power in and out of traffic. Its electric starter means you just turn a key, push a button, and you're outta there. So forget about that suit-and-tie world. There's plenty of time for that later. Right now, it's time to get on a Honda Ruckus and Ruck out on the rugged side of life.
2016 Honda Forza ABS, Bicycles, skateboards, taxis, the bus. We all have someplace to go, and we all need a way to get there. And until you can order up your own private self-flying hovercraft, the most fun, most practical, most economical way to get around is on a Honda Forza.Forget what you think you know about scootersâ€â€the Forza is going to expand your perception. First, the nuts-and-bolts side of things: with its single-cylinder four-stroke Honda engine, the Forza has the power to carry you and a passenger on the highway with ease. Plus, because it's a Honda, you know it's going to run and run with minimum maintenance. Next, there's the Forza's super-handy integral storage compartment under the seatâ€â€it's big enough for two helmets. And for all your electronic accessories, there's even a power outlet so you can charge up and stay connected on the go.But then there's the Forza's fun side too. It's about a billion times better than any bus ride, and it's the perfect choice for commuting around-town, errand running, or just getting out and having fun. And did we mention its awesome fuel economy?
2015 HONDA PCX150, The best-selling motorized two-wheeler in Europe is a Honda PCX. An interesting fact, given that Europeans know a thing or two about scooters. They have long recognized the user-friendly convenience, low cost of operation, low carbon footprint and the high fun factor that scooters bring to everyday transportation. Well it seems more and more Canadian city dwellers are figuring out that scooters may just be the perfect solution to high fuel prices, the high cost of parking and ever-increasing urban gridlock. A quick look at the changes to the 2015 PCX150 and it's easy to understand why it continues to be held in such high regard both in Europe and in Canada. Starting with the exterior styling, the 2015 PCX150 offers a more modern look while retaining the slim proportions that allow it to slip so easily through traffic. The new bodywork features full LED lighting that not only improves conspicuity but reduces electrical load on the alternator, thereby improving efficiency. Additional low-friction technologies utilized in the engine work with new low-rolling resistance tires to improve fuel economy even further. With fuel tank capacity increased by 2.1 litres to 8 litres and its new more efficient design, a 2015 PCX150 may be a rare sight at the pumps. Everyday convenience features now include a 12V power outlet, a hazard warning light system, a digital clock, a fuel efficiency meter, a larger left hand fairing pocket that can accommodate a water bottle and a sprung seat hinge that keeps the seat open when accessing the 25 litre underseat storage area. With improved styling, even better fuel economy and a number of detailed improvements for 2015, the PCX may turn out to be Canada's best choice for commuting too. PCX150 - the way to go.
