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Motorcycles: Engine is somewhere in the middle of the frame. Scooters: Engine is toward the back near the rear wheel. Mopeds: Is a type of motorized pedal bike. Having a clutch or not having one doesn't have anything to do with it's classification.

damn dude....nit picking about a few hundred dollars of a difference cuz of dealer fees and such? you go thru the same exact process when buying a car....so why would anyone expect something different when buying a different vehicle, in this case, a motorcycle...

Almost 15 minutes for that rambling?

Big complaining video I learned nothing about the bike just complaining...

Is a turn 180 degrees or 360?

25k views and only 250 likes. Sounds like your clickbait didn't work out, chump. 😂

Thanks for the review. The fuel gauge is super important to me. In 2020, all motorcycles should be tubeless. I mean, how much more expensive could it be?

The navi is like a mini bike. small, cheap, and fun. It's not meant for high speeds, but to get you from point A to B, while also being accessible. Not everyone has 5k.

Buy the biggest, loudest, fastest, and most obnoxious thing possible.... Got it!

Hii bro I want this bike. How to I buy this bike tell

Read the comments and decided to still give this review a chance… wasted my time. Summary of video “What college student wants to put on a helmet to ride to class?” “Motorcycle gear is expensive” “If you’re not aware of your surroundings as a rider you could get hurt.” And somehow those are all the Navi’s fault…?

i live in europe one thing i find enjoyable about royal enfield is that even the 650 models can be drived with a A2 license seen the limit of 48 HP and 35KW

lol I love this small motorcycle

I can’t drive 55 🎤

A well done review. I get your point. Rode this bike and I felt the footpegs are a bit to high up. Not having a gear indicator is also a minus. :) Otherwise a cool Bristih macnine. Drop by to check my content. You may like it. Cheers. Ride safe.

You showed the pet cock wrong the up mark is reserve the bottom is for standard and the mark in the middle is off

Why is this guy expecting big bike power from a mini motorcycle?

I got a Navi as my first vehicle about 8 months ago. At first it was fun, riding around and actually feeling the wind but all of the excitement wore off pretty quick and reality set in. Its slow, small, and overall i dont feel safe. A couple of months into me owning it, i wrecked for the first time. It was nothing major but definitely jarring. Since then, ive had someone brake check me which sent me sliding down the road, overall unharmed enough to ride home (not smart or safe, i would not recommend). Ive had multiple people almost t-bone me because they couldn't see me so i put on a different exhaust that was louder in hopes of being seen better, which didnt work. Ive had more people than i can even remember pass me on roads with 55 speed limits, almost hitting me pretty much every single time. Ive ran over very small things in the road that almost threw me off. And the absolute worst part is the wind. Wether its just a slightly aggressive breeze or even traffic on the other side of the road, that bike does NOT want to stay upright if there is any wind at all. I weigh roughly 135 lbs and im about 5'11 so i thought itd be an easy bike to ride but i hadnt considered the size as an issue which was a HUGE mistake. If you really do plan to get one, be sure to factor in the fact that it is small. Motorcycles are already hard to see but a Navi is also quiet, slow, and the acceleration is not what even i (as a person who learned everything on this bike and i have never been on another) would consider to be remotely safe. You will have to REALLY think about every inch that you make that bike go because, even just a larger crack in the road, can completely throw you off. Ive drove past semi trucks that, just the wind from them, have pushed me all the way to the edge of my lane and almost off the road completely. My general point is that, if you wnat one, make sure you have another vehicle. Either to drive yourself or driving near you. Dogs will not be afraid of this quiet, slow bike and no one on the road will really respect you the way they should.

500 mile update: Still love my Navi, no remorse. Navi Nation

Bridgestone Battlax AF41 tyres. 80% Road. 20% Off road. They look chunky and really great grip. 👍

No It's just too small physically to be seen in traffic ...... dangerous you barely see into a car side window ...so how are drivers supposed to see you when windshield is even higher ??? nope just not safe visibly too small.

Some of the things you said could happen on any bike

Up to 4 minutes... and lots of negative attitude without any valid points. (yes, all vehicles have ORC on road costs before you ride them away). Then he's complaining you can't start the bike with the kickstand down ...with the "twist and go" throttle. I don't know where this boofhead has been, but a number of the 20+ bikes I've owned/ still own have that feature.... and I've seen many boofheads on bikes without the feature ride off with the stand down, with unfortunate consequences. I'm not going to listen to any more... once he said something stupid like that, he's lost me.

Have you ever been to Asia? Billions of Asians ride around on scooters wearing open face helmets or no helmets, flip flops, T shirts and shorts/skirts.

This guy has some blind spots when it comes to his perception of the entire motorcycle community and the role of niche motorcycles.

You do know they sell hair combs you can carry in your pocket?

790, 890 and 901 tend to have soft cam shafts. I’m sure you’re aware by now. I’m disappointed to hear this as I’m a longtime KTM, Husqvarna guy.

wheels look like a Himalayan version

you can mod it up and get it going about 65 and even wheelie with it with pretty minimal mods.

Navi Nation!

Hope you are fully recovered now. Physically and mentally. Thanks for creating the videos.

Hey sir I'm from India, this bike is kinda of a dream bike for me, as of now I'm using a 125cc bike for college going,i really hope I'm gonna buy this bike within 2years before i turn 21, lots of respect to you for this wonderful review,have a nice day 💪🏻❤️

I think this guy wantsa slug bug car sounds like he hates bikes i give this video a 3 out of 10 dont waste yiur time watchin this trash videi

"It took me a little while to figure out my mil age because I did not trust the gas gauge"rofl.This clown is no biker.

You bought a bike that is not for you now you are rambling and ranting. Wear your size!!! Don’t buy a flip flop to go hiking!

Not me , I've had a lot of big bikes, I dropped down to a Honda Navi and I love it, it's perfect for me, couldn't be happier and it's grasshopper green just like yours 👍.

1½" (38mm) sag is nowhere near what it should be. Between 25 and 33% is ballpark. I prefer closer to 33. KTM state that with a 75-85kg rider, sag should be 80mm (around 3").

"Channel Purpose: **Help people experience adventure.**" Complains about tube tires, which every Enduro bike has.

Are the piggy back shocks real? Or just cosmetic?

“Are you gonna wear gear in may when it’s hot?” Dude what are you talking about I always do and I live in Vegas. 121 two days ago. No matter the bike, as a motorcycle rider as you called yourself you should know all this. All your points got me wondering what the hell you are talking about. “If you are a rider this machine is safe, If like me you worry about helmet hair…” you aren’t a rider then the machine is not calling you to squid. You are not acting like ANY bike can you take you out as you should. Even your opinion on scooters and bikes made no sense. Get an e-bike for 3500 and it tells you to not wear a helmet? That’s your feelings not facts. Every damn motorized vehicle I know has a WEAR PROTECTIVE GEAR sticker somewhere😂

There is absolutely nothing wrong with Honda Navi. As you said, maybe be it is not good for bikers, but it is very practical.

paying $19600 out the door for mine this weekend.....expensive BUT I CANT WAIT!

That's not a quirky things, that's a scooter operations 🤣

You ever considered price is a big factor for anyone to even start? This video is tone deaf

Hello, Thank you for sharing your experience on this magnificent motorcycle. However, you very briefly mention your idea of ​​changing the exhaust, apparently due to the heat. Can you tell me a little about the feeling of heat from this engine, particularly in the driver's legs? On You Tube, several owners or users of this Norden Expédition seem to mention overheating of the engine which is very unpleasant for the driver. What do you think? Thanks in advance Sincerely Bruno

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I need this bike so I can squeeze it in to park when I’m doing my 1 mile commute in a congested city/ or suburban area lol… good little bugger lol.

yea this “bike” is perfect for me tho. in rural area where 5 minute drive is an hour walking just to get to the corner store.

i love that bike dont care about subjective opinions husqy all day every day wooohooooo

I bought a Navi last year to be a campground and city cruiser, and it works well for that. I didn’t want a 50cc such as a Ruckus because of the 35 MPH top speed feeling too slow to be safe. I already have two full size motorcycles, and I agree it’s not a replacement for one. Keep it on 45 MPH and below roads and the Navi is fun. Owning the Navi led me to want a larger scooter, and I bought a PCX this year. It’s more useful for commuting to work on faster roads and longer rides, and is more comfortable as well. I love and ride the PCX so often that I’m considering selling my Navi.