SB50P

This U.S.-market 50cc scooter nameplate appeared for the 1988 model year and remained in the lineup through 1990. It was part of the late-1980s small-displacement scooter wave, using a compact step-through format aimed at short-distance commuting and easy everyday riding. Within the Elite family, this version sat at the restricted, entry-level end of the range and was marketed as a more accessible alternative to the livelier variants sold alongside it. The model is remembered for its simple urban-focused layout, integrated bodywork, and distinctive late-1980s scooter styling that bridged the gap between practical transportation and the more angular Japanese scooter designs of the era. Its production run was relatively brief, but it became a recognizable reference point for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Honda scooters in North America.