Honda PX

The Honda PX was a well-known and popular Mofa, a German low-speed moped, made by Honda and sold in Germany from the end of the 1970s. Because of the way its engine delivered power it was one of the most popular Mofas, and for its time the design was very modern. Its construction made it fairly capable off-road, and it was often used for Mofa races. The model had both an electric starter and a kick starter, and the seat could not be locked, which allowed free access to the battery and made it easy to steal. The related Honda PXR was a 50 cm3 Mofa built from 1983 to 1989, approved for 25 km/h, with drum brakes front and rear and large cross tyres, looking like a motocross-style moped. The PX-L of the early to mid 1980s had a more feminine design, with the tank under the seat and in the frame, and is rarely found today.