Honda Foresight

The Honda Foresight, chassis code FES 250 or MF04, is a scooter that Honda produced from 1997 to 2007 and that Peugeot Motocycles also sold rebadged as the Peugeot SV 250. Presented in June 1997 as a maxi-scooter heir to the CN250, it had motorcycle-inspired styling, a V-shaped front projector taken from the CBR1100XX and a tail with two lights joined in one piece like that of the Honda Accord sedan. It was offered only with a 249 cc single-cylinder four-stroke two-valve liquid-cooled engine of 21 horsepower, with a new frame, Honda's integral CBS braking system and a 40 litre storage compartment under a 745 mm saddle. Sales were strong, especially in Europe, so Honda built reduced 125 and 150 cc versions called the Pantheon in Italy from 1998.