1:22 One of the best things about riding the metro is riding down foot paths or riding up to the front door of a convenient store or business and parking up against the wall. I work at a hospital and park front and center in the doctor's garage at a corner yellow line area (mostly so it doesn't get stolen). Security is completely cool with that. I am very conscientious, and so I have never had anyone say a word. The plastic replacement parts are shockingly inexpensive for the metro. I don't understand why people ride them scraped up. It seems that most people eventually take a hit to the plastics- replace them! One last point, if you get a rear tire flat on the metro, you almost have to get it loaded up and taken home. The rear tire is prohibitively difficult to change on the road. I have never had it happen, however I talked to a few fellas who have had bad experiences. With that said, the tires are tubeless and can be plugged, but I don't know how long I would ride with a plugged moped tire. 0:33
Bro for that bottom belly pan black piece, you can also check your local Honda Powersports dealership. I compared some prices from my local dealership and Partzilla and most of the time the Dealership has been better on price.
Passing on the Honda Metropolitan
Honda Metro Guy
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Learn when its safe to let others pass. R est when you need to. Ride safe, wear your gear, watch your 12 & 6.