2022 Honda NAVI: USA Owner's F̶i̶r̶s̶t̶ Second Ride Impressions & Top Speed Runs
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- Today is New Year's Eve... December 31, 2021. I'm taking my new 2022 Honda NAVI 110 out for its second ride. I will be talking about my initial opinons, pros/cons, and what I plan to change about my NAVI. Skip to the end of this description for clickable time indexes.
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Time indexes:
0:00 Beginning my f̶i̶r̶s̶t̶ second ride on the NAVI
2:02 Dim headlight and tail light issue, LED bulbs might help
3:30 Seating position is very good, but passenger pegs might interfere with big boots
4:30 Honda's CBS feels strange with cabled drum brakes
5:37 Cruising at 45 MPH, speedo is accurate to GPS
8:23 Fuel gauge works, don't know how accurate yet
10:24 Top speed of the day is 53 MPH on GPS
13:26 Stopping in the park for some pictures
18:00 Another WOT blast yields 48 MPH on GPS
20:01 The NAVI's ride quality is VERY good!
23:23 Left hand brake conversion ideas
26:00 EFI would have been nice, like the Zoomer-X 110cc
27:20 Adjusting the handlebar angle
29:04 Replying to comments on the livestream, NAVI upgrades coming soon!
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Thank you for the true and useful review, as always. Those paid journalist reviews only show the pros (obviously), but with your reviews we get to see some cons as well, and make informed decision on buying.
Really appreciate all the info and reviews. You now have videos on all the bikes I’ve been looking at. Thanks again! 👍🏼
Love the new camera angles , especially the one focused on the speedometer. Please do the same for your other rides as well
Thanks a bunch for your videos! Out of all the videos on youtube, you had the best in depth review. I ended up with a Honda Monkey because I found a lightly used one with a pretty considerable price, but your videos on the Navi helped me make a educated decision.
Glad to see what the Navi can do on roads Im familiar with!! Life long rider here, been eying the Navi since it’s surprise premier. Honda is always good about staying honest with their purpose built machines. Does as intended
probably the best review I've seen of the Navi here on youtube. plus, it's great to know we live in the same town🙌🏼
Howdy, neighbor! The Navi is a fun little bike. I still need to dig into the carburetor and fix the air/fuel mixture, but I've been enjoying riding it even with the carburetion problems. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Thanks for this video! I watch all of your videos and I'm thinking that the Navi might be a good first bike since it is really inexpensive. Looking forward to seeing the mods you're going to do!
Looks nice, thanks for the review and useful recommendations!
Just found your channel tonight and plan on getting my NAVI next month. Enjoy your ideas to make it better and will follow your lead on updates and will get the luggage rack and windshield first.
How do you like it so far?
How is your Navi experience going?
This is the best english speaking complete review of the Navi.
Was considering the Navi and opened this video to see you puttering around my neighborhood! Small world.
Howdy, neighbor! The NAVI is a fun little bike despite the carburetion glitches. I'll be taking my bike into the dealer very soon for the 600-mile first service. I'll have them check the carburetor and reset the air/fuel mixture on the warranty card, so hopefully that will resolve the idle problems that I've been having... we'll see! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Very interesting to finally find a true review, rather than just another call me "get hyped" video where some bozo goes on about how cool it is. As someone with basically zero experience on two wheels, this video brings to my attention all kinds of things that I would not have thought about. So, thank you!
Great video, I took motorcycle class last summer. Decided on a adv150 scooter but I saw this on the site today. cant beat it for the size and price!
Thanks for the feedback! The ADV150 is a great scoot, too! 😉👍 --QM
Be sure to tune in for the live stream following this premiere: czcams.com/video/lJo_-nNilLo/video.html ! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Oh I really like that camera setup. Three visuals. 👏
Thanks, Mark! I was playing around with different camera angles and screen positions to make this video. It's difficult to figure out a good layout, but this seemed to work well. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
We bought a raffle ticket and won a Navi , we have had it for two weeks now, neet little bike
Never really considered a motorcycle until this came to the states. I don't really need a motorcycle, but I need a bit more than a traditional scooter. I had a Honda Elite when I was a teenager and loved it, but not quite enough for longer drives. I think this is the perfect little boost over a scooter into a usable city and country vehicle. Freeways aren't my thing even when I'm driving a car/truck 50-55 is all I need for top speed.
Great video. Looking forward to more.
I KNEW you would get the Navi~! LOL I already have the trail 125 and adv 150, so I can't justify buying a third bike. But it is the perfect bike to have riding in an urban setting. That storage box is particularly useful for storing a chain and lock.
You have two of the best bikes “ love the adv 150 and the trail 125
Have had mine do a average 48 MPH at 230 pounds but down hill can get close to 55 MPH so I'm going to lose 50 pound's to go faster lol. The low idea is easy to fix. Use the chock a bit for a minute and it's fine. The dim lights are just the low idea. Adjust it a bit and you are ok lol. I love the bike for the price. Don't like the mears but not a big deal. The breaks suck for sure
Best camera angles!!!!! Great experience.
Thanks for the feeback! I'll try to incorporate multiple camera angles in more videos in the near future. Cheesr! 😉👍 --QM
Love the multi angle cameras!!
Hi I'm 17 years old and im currently looking into getting my first motorcycle/scooter and honestly this review was very helpful thank you.
Thanks for the feedback, and I hope you find a good fit for a motorcycle or scooter soon! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
If you see another green Navi in Katy, it’s me! Crazy as I watched the beginning of your video ( first time to watch), I thought the streets looked familiar, then I thought all streets look the same. Then I saw the monument and I was like, wait a minute. Katy. 🤘
Howdy, neighbor, and congrats on your new NAVI! Give me a shout sometime if you want to ride around sometime! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard for sure. Will message you on IG. 👍
I have the navi , the first thing that I did was to change the front light and the dashboard light to led , H4 and a T10 and change the rear wheels , with 120/17 -10 for stability , it is pretty fun bike to ride , very cool!!👍
Do you have the new US-spec NAVI? Do you have any problems running the LED headlamp from the AC supply instead of DC? I'm thinking about converting the head/tail light to DC with a relay.
Last question... do you have any clearance problems with the wider rear tire next to the rear CBS brake arm? That clearance is really tight on my bike. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard Im sorry , I have the 2021 version from south america market but i think there is not big differences except for the brake lever on the foot. About the electronics you have to bypass the headlamp and connect it to the battery so when you turn on the key the headlamp and the dashboard light would turn on , also you can do this and put a switch if you dont want to work that way but i recommend you if you are not good with electronics to take it with an electrician, I dont have changed the rear light yet so im still pressing the brake to be "visible". Regardind the rear tire i think the maximun fit is 120/70 - 10 michelin citygrip , it also works the michelin S1 100 /90 - 10 because the space between the wheel and the engine is tight but is better to have a wider tire especially with rainy weather.
@@TheLeo6890 a wider tire in rainy weather does not improve traction it will improve dry handling but as soon as a slip comes if you do it's worse to break traction on a wider tire
I love your videos :) you explain things so well, and it's easier for me to understand. Could you please film the adjustments you make? I'm about to purchase the Navi, and I don't have any experience in working with motorcycles. I want to learn as much as I can about my first bike.
Unfortunately the navi is a scooter frame so technically it's not a motorcycle
I think might be possible to upgrade the Navi with some Grom parts!Like the disc brakes,front suspension...
Looks like a pretty good and decent scooter to mod and have some fun with!
We asked “you gonna stop” at the exact same time.
You had me nervously unimpressed into that head wind only barely breaking 40 lol I had a ruckus with over 30 thousand miles on it that would do 43 on flat ground, but as you mentioned you had a heavy head wind which became obvious when you turned around, and I’m sure it will improve when it gets broken in a little bit. Looking forward to seeing everything you do to it and more importantly the trips your going to take on it 👍
My 2020 Ruckus is working overtime at 38mph top speed, 39mph downhill. 3700 miles. My 315lbs self doesn't help the speed lol. It's all stock, so may be time for Polini variator and some Dr. Pulley sliders. Was yours all stock or modded?
@@SanProsan1993 stock, I only weighed 160 at the time, also run the tires a little over inflated
Man I got 40 mph on a 80cc motorized bike kit for $200
I would never get away with getting one I already have a Rebel 1100 NC700S both DCT and a 2022 Super Cub they are all very different and depending on what I am doing or going I pick the bike to do the job like touring Scotland 1700 miles with luggage on my Super Cub but for the weather it was a blast. I followed your cannonball run using your cub and had planned on using the Rebel for Scotland but after seeing your adventures changed to the Super Cub I am glad I did the pass to Applecross was a doddle on the easy flickable cub and the single track roads on the North Coast 500 proved to be very manageable on the cub.
not sure but for me it holds some 80s vibe all over, like a new version of honda PX 50cc in a way and I like that the px was fun indeed:)
1986 prices: in 1986 Dollars
58mph 150 Elite - $1799
68 mph 250 Elite - $2299
Great review. This would definitely serve my commuting purposes.
Glad it was helpful! You might want to watch my follow-up video here about using the NAVI as a commuter or delivery vehicle: czcams.com/video/9FaCF2eN_5Y/video.html . The fuel economy isn't great and the tank is small, so the NAVI's range is only ~70 miles between refills (~75 MPG so far during my testing). That probably won't be an issue for most in-town commuters, but it could be an inconvenience for longer commutes or delivery chores. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard my commute is less than 5 miles each way. In good weather I usually use one of my ebikes to make the trip. This looks like a good alternative.
@@QuasiMotard just watched it. Now I got my eyes on a Grom.
So it's a Scooter ad not a motorcycle? $1807 , is a good price for a Scooter made by Honda Motors. May work for me living in Clearwater Beach Florida Pinellas County.
I just got mine today and it runs good I had no issues with it I took it out for a little test run I also took it out to check out the headlights and the signals at night it's the same thing it's a Honda scooter
Congrats on you new NAVI! 😉👍 --QM
Get a crossbar pad. Then you can install a Giant Loop Zig Zag crossbar bag.
Windshields, check Spitfire and Slipstreemer. I have a Slipstreemer CF-30 on my Ruckus. And the Zig Zag crossbar bag.
Great Honda Navi Videos! Just signed in to be a member. I just purchased a Honda Navi yesterday from Lake Cycle in NW Indiana. They are delivering it to me tomorrow. It's cold and snowy here. The price for the bike out the door was $2,624.00 with Free delivery, not bad. This was the first one sold in NW Indiana. The bike color is Grasshopper Green. Can't wait for a little warmer weather here!
Howdy, Alan! Congrats on your new NAVI, and thanks for the membership! I'll be posting some member-only content for the NAVI very soon... probably some livestreams for wrenching and brainstorming behind-the-scenes stuff. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Please make a video on the windshield install. A video on the LED lights install would be nice, also. Thanks.
I am waiting on my Nut Brown one.
Congrats on your upcoming NAVI! I'll be sure to make videos for all of the upgrades and accessories that I install so other owners can see if those add-ons will work for their needs. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
The engine was also in the first generation honda beat here in PH, 110cc and also carbureted.
Great video!!
Thanks for the feedback, Michael! I'll have more NAVI videos coming tonight or tomorrow... and plenty more over the next few weeks... so stay tuned! 😉👍 --QM
I think the engine could be related to the Honda SCV 100 Lead that was made by Honda India in the mid 2000s. A real workhorse scooter with drum brakes and tiny 10 inch wheels.
Son's Wife's new Navi delivered Dec 31 at Shawnee Honda in Oklahoma. Tops downhill at 55mph and a Blast!
Imagine a body like this for a People 250 with big tires, mid-storage and does 80mph?
If you don't mind me asking how much did you guys get it for I am from Oklahoma, Edmond and I am willing to buy one from Shawnee if its a good price
Lol started watching and thought those streets look really familiar…I’m also in Cinco/ Katy! Great review..this little thing piqued my interest as a low cost local form of transport and a step back into motorbikes after a few years away. Oh and I also hammock camp! Small world!
Howdy, neighbor! Let me know if you want to do a motocamping trip sometime... I'm always looking for any excuse to camp, and having more local riding buddies would be great! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard I’ll do that…just need to get a bike and I’ll be good to go!
Shout out from Katy texas! Looking at getting a Navi. Love my fz07
Howdy, neighbor! The NAVI is a fun run around, but it certainly has its limits. I'll be giving away a brand new red NAVI on here on CZcams in the very near future, so subscribe and stay tuned! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
HTown holdin it down 🤘
Have you tried raising the idle to stop the lights from flickering. I had to do that to my 07 Vespa.
wow from what it looks like in your video, the speedometer is right on with the gps speed.
Picking mine up in a few weeks! Where do you plan on ordering exhaust and new variator and sliders? I can’t find any websites
It’s a sick bike , if I was u install frame sliders and wheel size and lights and get a yoshi or akrapovic muffler and u good💯
Sorry I missed your recent posts Q
.like to get your impressions on the Benelli TNT 135
I noticed the wind pushing me around. I have ordered a wind screen. Would it make the Navi more sreamlined? I like the rearview mirrors. You can see behind you without having shift your body.
fun little bike,enjoy.
Good info
No handle on the left side is a hold over from the original Super Cub. A mandate for the design was it be good for carrying a bag of soba noodles in the left hand.
Putting a capacitor in between the tail light and the battery is a potential solution to that flickering.
Where in Texas are u. I'm n Pasadena and haven't got my navi yet
29:33 "need to attend my AA meeting: Accessorize Anonymous" 😂😂
When you get a exhaust will you need to rejet
I think you’ll need to master the grom tuck for 55 mph lol. Good to know the Speedo isn’t too inaccurate.
I was surprised at the speedo accuracy... within 0.5-1.0 MPH of GPS... that's really good! I'll skip the "Grom tuck" and go straight to the Thai method... flip-flops and all: czcams.com/video/dChs5tM0xSc/video.html and czcams.com/video/wXAg_lBeLtM/video.html !!! 🤣ZFG all the way !!! 😂👍 --QM
Wait, I thought these weren't going to be available until February.
I really enjoy your videos! What brand of helmet is that!
Thanks, Kevin! My primary helmet is the Schuberth C3 Pro modular (flip-up). I have several other helmets that I use, including a new Shoei NeoTec II, but the C3 is the quietest one that I have. 😉👍 --QM
I love the carburetor.
How do you drag the rear brake if the brakes work in tandem?
Where can i buy accesories for my Honda Navi in the US?
I need one of those to replace my Chinese scooter. Can't get parts for my scooter now.
Since you brought up the floppy lever issue,for the Navi can you get away with using only one brake,since both brake lever and pedal are linked?
That's a good question! The CBS will only apply a certain percentage of braking force from the rear pedal into the front brake (probably ~30%, but I don't know the exact specs or mechanical advantage that Honda's CBS system uses).
You could certainly brake with just the rear and rely upon the CBS for the front, but you would be losing out on a LOT of braking force. The front wheel(s) usually accounts for 65-70% of braking performance on any vehicle due to weight transfer and tire contact patch dynamics. The NAVI's drum brakes aren't spectacular performers, so you really need to use a lot of force to stop in a reasonable distance. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Like your super in,are you planning some long trips on your new bike
Howdy, Charles! Yes, I'm planning to take some road trips on the NAVI very soon. I'll start out with some 200-300 mile destinations and see how it behaves. My first few stops will be state parks for weekend motocamping. I'll be sure to record the journeys, and I'll try to do some livestreams while I'm on location. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
What’s the break in on those?
Ok as someone new to motorcycles, why was the out the door price so inflated from the MSRP. I know there are tax, title and some dealer charges but that was more than was on my last car.
How much was it
This looks like a lot of fun for a new rider like myself. I'm intrigued but worried its limited top speed would actually be dangerous if used to commute on a highway with cars traveling 60-70mph. I guess that's not its intended purpose. Also, being a CVT automatic makes it much easier to ride but wonder if I would need to learn how to shift a proper bike in order to obtain a motorcycle license.
Starting out on a scooter or semi-automatic motorcycle (e.g., Super Cub) actually helps a lot of riders get into riding more comfortably. Not needing to focus on shifting gears and smooth clutch actuation frees up the rider's focus for other tasks like balance, smooth power application, braking, cornering, etc. You can always transfer those skills onto other motorcycles later if/when you decide to move into larger machines.
Some of Honda's larger bikes have the optional DCT (dual clutch transmission) that takes care of the shifting for you. It's available on the NC750X DCT, Rebel 1100 DCT, and the GoldWing DCT. The DCT feels completely different than a CVT because there is no rubber band slippage in the transmission. The transmission has actual gears (6-7 speeds), a chain or shaft final drive, and clutches that are controlled by the computer. You just give it throttle and the computer takes care of the rest! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard great to know about the DCT, the rebel was the bike im eyeing as an upgrade from the navi to a full size bike that can go on the freeway. With ABS and DCT I feel like id be able to be safe while keeping the same "chill" vibe that the navi is giving me
Flickering happens with my Chinese scooter. Headlight is fed with AC from the stator.
If you can post the type of LED lights you will place and the bypass video would be great"
I haven't done the DC and LED conversion yet, but I'll definitely post the updates on that project when it happens! 😉👍 --QM
Dude.. I live in the Houston area.. would love to meet up and do a duel vlog.. you on my Dyna me on one of your small cc bike. Love you stuff man
Sure, that would be fun! I have a bunch of bikes ranging in size from 50cc to 1100's. A dual vlog with a little hog following a big hog could be funny as hell, though! 🤣👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard that was my thoughts exactly. You on Instagram?
@@truckinbiker Yep, you found me! @QuasiMotard on IG. 😉👍
So 45-55? Thanks! Unfortunately! Not fast enough? For highway use? Since Ohio has 70mph on a few state routes. Thanks!
50mph with wind, would be ok, for me
That's about what i did, on a yamahaha 650,
I used to have. THANKS!
I just got the same one
With 3 "fill ups" I have averaged 95 mpg but usually 35 mph or less.
Bush park?! Your right down the road, what dealership did you find this at?
Howdy, neighbor! I bought my NAVI from Eastside Honda in Baytown, TX. They have been great to work with. I've purchased my last 3 bikes from them and I did unboxing videos for each one at their dealership. 😉👍 --QM
Does the Navi require motorcycle licenses and do you have to register and insure it ?
Yes, the Navi is classified as a motorcycle, so it requires registration and insurance. 😉👍 --QM
Cuanto cuestan los kits plásticos para la navi
What app (or hardware) do you use to record gps speed, lean, etc?
I use a third-party application called Telemetry Extractor ( goprotelemetryextractor.com/ ) to present the gauge data that's recorded by the GoPro camera and my Garmin Zumo GPS. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Is there a wire to cut to get the engine to stay running with the kickstand down?
Some people disconnect the wiring harness for the side stand switch to disable that safety. I actually prefer to have the side stand safety on most of my bikes. The only machines that I typically disable it is with my off-road/ADV bikes where the switch can cause your engine to cut out over large bumps/jumps. 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard I guess the only question left is why aren't you jumping the navi ?
So the navy is of course very inexpensive and that’s cool but for me, I would rather pay more money and get the cub because I would really want the fuel injection and lock brakes in the front gears styling and some of the other features that the cub has that the he does not, but it is nice that there is such an inexpensiveboat of transportation that will work, but I guess you have to tinker with it a little bit but if you get something that’s carbureted you should probably expect that a little bit
Oh it tops out at 45? I was really excited but 55 is a minimum since I live off a highway
Highway duty is something that the Navi just can't do comfortably. My top speed is ~53 mph under ideal circumstances, but it's closer to 47-50 mph in most conditions.
Fuel economy is another sore spot for most Navi owners. Honda advertises 110 MPG, but real world use yields closer to 75 MPG. That figure combined with the Navi's 0.9 gallon fuel tank means that I can only ride ~65-67 miles before empty. That's not great range for a commuter machine, and it's less than convenient for a run-around or delivery bike.
We'll see if the economy improves after a carburetor adjustment and a set of Dr.Pulley slider weights in the variator. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Anyone considering this should also be looking into scooters, Buddy 125 goes about this speed and has underseat storage and disc brakes.
Good point! I've never owned a Buddy, so I can't comment on their reliability or performance. The dealer and service networks here in the USA aren't the greatest for brands that aren't mainstream (e.g., the big 4 from Japan).
If you own a Buddy, let us know how well it has worked for you in terms of reliability, performance, and serviceability (e.g., parts availability, dealer service, etc). Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Does it cost $2000?
@@juliebraden6911 You're not gonna get a Honda Navi for $2000 new.
Cheap, fun and reliable
I’d love to get one of these but I’m nervous I’m just too big at 6’5” and 220 lbs
They look like a lot of fun
6ft flat here and 305 pounds, I've only gotten to ride it once so far because of the cold, but it seemed fine just didn't care to climb hills fast
Does anyone know if these are highway legal in MN? Surprisingly hard to find answers for it
Howdy, Carl! As far as I know, the Navi is road-legal in all 50 US states. Some states have minimum displacement limits for interstate highways, but there are usually no restrictions for side roads and rural highways. Here is a link MN DMV site with some topics: dps.mn.gov/divisions/ots/mmsc/faq/Pages/default.aspx , and here: dps.mn.gov/divisions/ots/mmsc/motorcycle-license/Pages/laws-regulations.aspx . I didn't see anything specific regarding minimum displacement for highway use, but I'm still searching. 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard Thank you so much! Looks like I'm going to buy one, and because I weigh 135 pounds I think I'll get quite a bit out of it :D
Hi , when you were loaded with you family did you notice what the top speed was ?
No, I didn't ride any faster than ~30 MPH with my daughter onboard. I would estimate the top speed to still be around 50 MPH with that load, but it would take a while to accelerate up there. I made several full-throttle acceleration runs up to 25-30 MPH, and it performed about the same as 1/2 throttle with only me onboard. 😉👍 --QM
With the helmet on you kinda sound like Tony stark from avengers
how high is the seat? I'm 5'8" 28" inseam will that little fella fit me?
Yep, I'm about the same size and I don't have any problems reaching the ground. 👍--QM
how much is this out the door after all dealer fees and crazy charges?
Mine was 3300 out the door
I have 2 ordered. Supposed to ship January 4th. Whatever that means lol.
Congrats! Which color(s) did you request? 👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard I'm assuming lime green. It will be a shock if they aren't. Thats what was pictured with no color options. Glad to see they are hitting the streets.
Powersports has this listed for 1800$.
Order my navi 3 weeks ago, up here in Grand rapids M.l. Dealer tells me I should have it by mid April?!?!
Howdy, Jim, and congrats on your upcoming NAVI! The delivery trucks are rolling early, so you might receive an updated delivery date from your dealer... that's what happened with mine. Rumors say that the grashopper green was the first shipment, and the other colors will follow in a few weeks.
I just received a message on Instagram from another channel viewer who has a grashopper green NAVI, and he's right here in Katy, TX! It looks like Texas might be one of the first stops for the deliveries as they roll north. Good luck and Happy New Year! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard Thank you for your comment. I order a red Navi can't wait to get my hands on it. I have five scooter's. One 1985 spree and four yamaha c3. This hobby of mine is getting a little expensive 🙃 lol. All bike's are in showroom condition..
@@jimkopenkoskey7337 Nice collection! I also have a silver 2007 Yamaha C3 in the stable. The C3 is a great little scoot, but it's a bit limited on power to compete with Houston's crazy cagers.
I also had a black 1986 Honda Spree back in the day... bought it new in cash because I liked the look of it. It was my 3rd concurrent bike at the time, so it wasn't my daily rider. I ended up giving it to a friend when I moved to TX in 1995, and it only had 1800 miles on the clock. I still miss that little scoot. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
does this thing handle corners pretty well or no?
The Navi handles reasonably well for a small motorcycle (scooter). However, the small 10" rear wheel can make it feel a bit flighty in corners. It doesn't track a line as well as other mini-motos like the Honda Grom or Super Cub. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
How is the torque on the bike?
The low-end torque is very good when starting off the line. I will probably upgrade the variator or install Dr.Pulley slider weights to help prevent the engine from bogging-down in the midrange: czcams.com/video/8q_6keXrov8/video.html . 👍 --QM
I'm worried about this having the carbs go out really quick on these kinda worried bout that seems like idling is issue and the fuel we use in the states idk seems like it will clogged these little machines more idk any ideas what you have maybe , I'm considering maybe like a honda trail or dual sport possibly idk 🤔
My Ruckus has a CDI, 40-43mph and the CDI really opened the Ruckus up. Hard to spend the money on the Navi if you couldn't get the extra mph.
Where in U.S. can I order a Navi??
You should be able to contact any Honda dealer to place a deposit or snag one from their showroom floor (if they have any in stock). The Honda Powerhouse dealers typically receive their inventory earlier than other smaller dealers, so I'd start there first. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard Sadly, they're all allocated, apparently I have to give a $500 deposit to a local Honda dealer to hold one, but they can't pick the Colors Honda sends them.
What's ur wight while riding this bike
I'm 5'7" (170cm) with a 30" (76cm) inseam. My riding weight is around 170 pounds (77kg)... 155 lbs without gear, plus about 15 lbs for jacket, boots, and helmet. You can see my normal weigh-in at the beginning of this video: czcams.com/video/H0-aQ-QNYHs/video.html . Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
How do you know it’s running rich?
Just by the smell of the exhaust and decades of racing and tuning carbureted engines. I haven't done the 600-mile maintenance yet, but that coming soon. I plan to reset the A/F screw and adjust everything after that first service. Hopefully, I can sort out this carburetor's issues... if not, then I'll re-jet or replace it with something else entirely. 😉👍 --QM