The Juno M80 and M85 were introduced in November 1961, as a different approach from the K-series, with no upper windscreen, an exposed horizontal-twin engine in place of the enclosed fan-cooled unit, and conventional monocoque steel body construction rather than FRP panels over tube. The M80 and M85 are in essence the same vehicle, the M85 designation marking an enlargement of the engine in the middle of the year. The sources used for this page record no other change specific to the 1961 model year, so this page claims none.
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Source Wikipedia: Honda JunoLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
The Juno K was a deliberately elaborate bike in 1954. It was Honda's first scooter
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WikipediaJuno M80/M85, introduction
The Juno M80/M85 was a different approach, introduced in November 1961.
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
The Juno K was a deliberately elaborate bike in 1954. It was Honda's first scooter
Juno M80/M85, M85 enlargement
The M80 and M85 are essentially the same vehicle, with the M85 designation indicating a mid-year engine enlargement.
Body style, scooter: Lead paragraph, scooter
The Honda Juno is a scooter.
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