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Honda Super Cub, BB Cub and Scoop Cub concepts at 2016 Bangkok Motor Show (LIVE)

The Honda Super Cub, BB Cub and Scoop Cub are on display at 2016 Bangkok Motor Show. Based on the Super Cub retro classic concept which debuted at last year’s Tokyo Motor Show, the two other concepts demonstrate that an affordable work horse can also double up as a style statement. Though the concepts have a common base, they subscribe to very different schools of thought.

Honda Super Cub Concept

The concept derives its design inspiration from the original 1958 model which put Honda on the global two wheeler map. The concept even faithfully replicates its ancestor’s color theme and small drum brakes as its way of paying tribute.

The Super Cub production model is currently available in 50 cc and 110 cc variants. The concept’s speedo meter stops at 60 kmph indicating that it is powered by the diminutive 50 cc petrol motor.

Honda BB Cub Concept

The BB Cub is a much more masculine interpretation of the Super Cub with thick-spoke wheels, larger tyres, sturdier fork and apron-mounted LED headlamps. The underbone two-wheeler retains the classic dual-tone color theme and receives a contrast brown saddle. A digital instrument console gives a modern touch. The size of the crank case and engine head suggest that the BB Cub is powered by the 110 cc unit.

Honda Scoop Cub Concept

Designed as a unisex urban commuter, the Scoop Cub stands can be defined as compact and sporty. The step-through concept glossy black color theme with contrasting red spoke wheels and headlamp rim. Headlamp and indicators are LED elements.

The concept boasts of several stand out features such as thick handlebar grips, interesting foot pegs, near vertical rear shocks, black finished engine and a cylinder silencer.

The objective of the concepts is to keep the iconic Cub nameplate in the vogue despite it being more than half-a-century old. There were no discussions about their production prospects yet.

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