Honda developed traditional tire and rim designs for the ATC90 in 1975 to replace the original low pressure tires without hubs or rims, which broke easily in rougher terrain and cost a lot to replace. The article adds that all-terrain vehicles still use this design of tire and rim today. This page belongs to the Honda US90 (second generation ATC90), 1974 to 1978 model years; the generation page and the Honda US90 model page link to the other model years, so the changes of neighbouring years can be read in order.
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Body StyleThree-Wheeled All-Terrain Cycle 1 Connections
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Source Wikipedia: Honda US90Lead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
The Honda US90 was a three-wheeled Recreational vehicle designed by Osamu Takeuchi.
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Wikipedia2nd Generation ATC90 (1974-1978), tires
This led to Honda developing traditional tire-and-rim designs in 1975, a feature continued on All-Terrain-Vehicles to this day.
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
The Honda US90 was a three-wheeled Recreational vehicle designed by Osamu Takeuchi.
2nd Generation ATC90 (1974-1978), tire problems
For all the benefits, the tires proved to be fragile in rougher terrain, and expensive to replace.
Body style, atc: Lead paragraph, three-wheeled
three-wheeled Recreational vehicle
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