Actually Honda made a very small SL/XL/XR50/70(?)Enduro style bike back in the 1970s(?)that looks just like their bigger Enduro bikes only shrunk down. I saw one last year at the Walnecks Swap meet at in Martinsville ,In.
It did NOT look like the scrunched up/porky looking normal Z50s/CT70s etc.,but a REAL normal looking Enduro,but only about 1/2-1/3 the size.
I would have bought it on the spot,but didn't have the $250-300 cash the wanted for it. Plus it needed a total re-do/restoration.
I had never seen one before and didn't know Honda built such a bike.
It reminded me of my first bike,a Yamaha JT-60 only I think they are smaller.
I immediate thought it would look great as a little miniature Cafe style bike for shows and parades. I think kids would just eat that bike up when they saw it and would beg their parents to "Just buy me one".
I think I found some pics and the model is a Honda MR50 Elsinore and they are pretty rare,TINY little two-strokes!
PICS:
http://w1.bikepics.com/pics/2005\06\08\bikepics-370497-200.jpg
http://w1.bikepics.com/pics/2004\02\19\bikepics-110720-200.jpg
http://w3.bikepics.com/pics/2007\10\14\bikepics-1055139-200.jpg
Specs:
1974 MR50 Specifications
ENGINE
Type: Single-Cylinder Two-Stroke
Displacement: 49cc
Bore & Stroke: 40mm x 39.7mm
Dry Weight: 95 lbs.
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 57.3 in. Wheelbase: 40 in. Height: 32.9 in. Width: 25.4 in.
TIRE SIZE: Front: 2.25 x 14 Rear: 2.75 x 12
CLUTCH: Wet Disc Multi-Plate
TRANSMISSION: Type: 3-Speed Close-Ratio
FRAME:Backbone
Fuel Capacity: 0.7 gal.
SUSPENSION: Front:Telescopic Fork Rear:Shock Absorbers
IGNITION SYSTEM: CDI Ignition Coil
BRAKES:Front & Rear: Internal Expanding Shoe