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The Ruckus is a motorscooter developed by Honda and introduced in America in late 2002 (2003 model year); the Japanese model name for the same design is called a Zoomer. The Ruckus and Zoomer differ from more traditional scooters because of their rugged design including:

  • tires that are thicker and have deep treads
  • a skeleton frame that intentionally lacks an enclosed storage compartment
Honda Ruckus

Specifications

(Taken from TotalRuckus.com)

Model: Ruckus (NPS50)
Engine Type: 49cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke
Carburetion: 18mm CV with automatic choke
Ignition: CD
Transmission: Automatic V-Matic belt drive
Front Suspension: Twin-downtube fork; 2.2 inches travel
Rear Suspension: Single shock; 2.6 inches travel
Front Brakes: Drum
Rear Brakes: Drum
Front Tires: 120/90-10
Rear Tires: 130/90-10
Wheelbase: 49.8 inches
Seat Height: 29.1 inches
Dry Weight: 181 pounds
Fuel Capacity: 1.3 gallons
Mileage: 85-105 mpg
Top Speed: 43mph (2006) or 37mph(2003-2005)
Horsepower: 4.9hp at 8000 RPM (2003-2005)
Torque: 3.35ft-lbs at 7200 RPM (2003-2005)
Redline: 8850 RPM (2006) or 8000 RPM (2003-2005)

Colors

2003 models: red or black
2004 models: yellow, black, or camo (brown camouflage)
2005 models: black or silver camo (gray camouflage)
2006 models: white or silver camo (gray camouflage)
2007 models: black or silver camo (gray camouflage)

(At time of writing, the Honda site showed color schemes for both 2004 and 2005 model years. A Honda Japan site dedicated to the Zoomer includes a Macromedia Flash game that allows a user to colorize a Ruckus in a wide variety of ways using computer painting tools.)

Big Ruckus

In late 2004 (2005 model year), Honda introduced the "Big Ruckus" to America. It possesses a 249-cc engine and has a different design to accommodate the change in engine size. It still retains, however, the overall Ruckus mindset. Unlike its little brother, the first US Big Ruckus included no color options and came standard as yellow. In 2006, the color was changed to silver; still no color choice. The Big Ruckus weighs in at 363 lbs., 2 lbs more than Honda's 2006 CBR600RR and down about 110 horsepower.

The Big Ruckus was discontinued in 2007, the same year the weight of the CBR600RR dropped another 20 lbs.

External links

Forums intended for Ruckus owners experiencing problems with their Ruckus that may not require professional mechanical work:

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