Great video, nice editing. Beautiful winter scenery as well. I don't know how you can ride in cold weather like that. My legs always get cold, lol. Can't wait to see more adventures!
We greatly appreciate the feedback! Wearing a layer underneath the jeans helps, but honestly a good pair of multi-season riding pants is the way to go. This ride was very cold at the end lol. Thanks for watching!
I live in VT. I had to do 150 mi just to re-up my expired motorcycle endorsement. Test and all. On the Navi. And still went to work afterward. Long live the tug hill!
That's pretty courageous. Cool video, and very useful for those of us considering a purchase. My main concern about this model is my fear of annoying other motorists, but as long as it can keep up on back roads, the Navi is viable, I guess. Thanks!
i live in a high traffic city and no problems in the city , a navi can keep up with traffic . when i go on highways not freeways 😁 I have no traffic problems at all . when a car is behind me I go on the shoulder and let car go by and i go back to the traffic lane. i ride on highway at 40 - 45 mph. With plenty of throttle left. P.S. I'm 77 yrs old. Just stay super alert .
P.S. my navi has 2,600 miles.on it with 0 problems so far. its a 2022 , I plan on getting another one. I do all my own maintenance on mine . RUclips is great for learning how to do maintenance.
Excellent! You're so cool! I'm 63 and I think you're like me, young at heart and in the head! That's the secret of aging well! I've been riding for 33 years. I'm 63 now. Thanks for a great vdo!
Groms are perfect for long rides, I never take the highway. Had a 2014 Grom back in 2014, sold it to buy a bigger bike, sold the bigger bike because I I hated it, got me a CB300R. Crashed the CB300R into a deer at 60mph, now the CB is dead... So I'm going to buy a new Grom soon, back to basics and pure fun 😊
My son lives about 225 miles from me and I was wondering about how a trip like that would be and I’m 66, man I can’t believe your riding with all that snow on the ground! I’d be frozen
Boomer here, definitely do the trip to see your son on the Navi, split it up into two days, Good luck and tell me how it was when you get back. The Navi is a great way to travel. Thanks for watching.
I bought one in 2018 which was a 2016 model that was made in India, until now still hold up very well, only problem was there's was no replacement part in Cambodia, now already got 33,080 km on it.
You had me curious when you said Tug hill. I live in NYC and obsessed with getting a honda Navi. How do you prevnt it from getting stolen. Any good locks. I want one just for going on small trails. Just worried as I have kids and dont want to crash. Any advice. Would love to throw it in my pathfinder and explore Catskills NY upstate.
We don’t have 1500 miles on this bike yet, but like anything once it’s broken in it’ll open up a little bit, however I believe the break in is much shorter than 1500 miles on a small engine like this
nice video.....I keep coming back to the navi as the most economical and best step up from the 50cc's......what measures are you taking to prevent theft?
Aren't you worried that you were going a bit hard on it? The break in period is like 300 miles right? What harm can be done by driving it hard like this with like zero miles on it?
Yeah I'm glad I saw your video man you remind me of my old friend rest in peace David from the gambling casino in Missouri your voice everything he said he has some kids but I know this is a good by I'm getting one delivered Tuesday man you the best keep those videos coming
@@ericg.7053 Probably around 230lbs with gear and the Navi is still capable of 45mph maybe 50mph on flat roads. We have experienced that the Navi is noticeably slower than the Grom but of course that is to be expected. The cool part is that you can always just ride down the shoulder and let people pass as you see in the video. Thanks for watching!
Boomer here, thank you for the awesome comment, keep watching, new videos coming. The bearded stick and I have been helping a friend with his bicycle shop and haven't had time for new videos recently, sorry.
hello I'm 52 and I live in Nova Scotia and I always drive my Navi in the snow it has over 7000 on it now ✌️😎🇨🇦
Always great to hear people putting the miles on these little bikes! Thanks for watching!
How do u stop from waiving around?
You sir are a badass. I drove mine home(no helmet) for 8 miles and about died.
😂😂 Thanks for watching!
LMAO
This is awesome. Just picked mine up a few weeks ago. Got a little over 200 miles on it
Congrats on the new bike! Thanks for watching!
Great video, nice editing. Beautiful winter scenery as well. I don't know how you can ride in cold weather like that. My legs always get cold, lol. Can't wait to see more adventures!
We greatly appreciate the feedback! Wearing a layer underneath the jeans helps, but honestly a good pair of multi-season riding pants is the way to go. This ride was very cold at the end lol. Thanks for watching!
Awesome!!! I love the Navi and I live like 45 minutes away from boonville
Thanks for watching! Great to hear from fellow New Yorkers! It was weird to see basically no snow up there
@@armchairbikerstv Yeah its been a very mild year so far.
I live in VT. I had to do 150 mi just to re-up my expired motorcycle endorsement.
Test and all.
On the Navi.
And still went to work afterward.
Long live the tug hill!
That's pretty courageous. Cool video, and very useful for those of us considering a purchase. My main concern about this model is my fear of annoying other motorists, but as long as it can keep up on back roads, the Navi is viable, I guess. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
i live in a high traffic city and no problems in the city , a navi can keep up with traffic . when i go on highways not freeways 😁 I have no traffic problems at all . when a car is behind me I go on the shoulder and let car go by and i go back to the traffic lane. i ride on highway at 40 - 45 mph. With plenty of throttle left. P.S. I'm 77 yrs old. Just stay super alert .
P.S. my navi has 2,600 miles.on it with 0 problems so far. its a 2022 , I plan on getting another one. I do all my own maintenance on mine . RUclips is great for learning how to do maintenance.
Excellent! You're so cool! I'm 63 and I think you're like me, young at heart and in the head! That's the secret of aging well! I've been riding for 33 years. I'm 63 now. Thanks for a great vdo!
Beautiful, i have 1 mile on my Navi in red. Weather is similar in the Midwest-- cant wait to “rip it” 😅❤
Awesome to hear! Thanks for watching, hopefully you’ll be able to get a ride in soon!
That was a cool ride. Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching!
Looks exactly like my new baby, got it this morning!! 3.8 miles on it thus far. 😂
Hell yeah!! I loved taking my little Grom on cross country road trips.
Nothing more fun than a small bike on a big adventure! Thanks for watching!
Groms are perfect for long rides, I never take the highway.
Had a 2014 Grom back in 2014, sold it to buy a bigger bike, sold the bigger bike because I I hated it, got me a CB300R. Crashed the CB300R into a deer at 60mph, now the CB is dead... So I'm going to buy a new Grom soon, back to basics and pure fun 😊
@@thepab3072 Glad to hear you’re alright! I’ve said before that motorcyclists see more deer than hunters. Thanks for watching!
My son lives about 225 miles from me and I was wondering about how a trip like that would be and I’m 66, man I can’t believe your riding with all that snow on the ground! I’d be frozen
It was definitely a cold one! Thanks for watching!
Boomer here, definitely do the trip to see your son on the Navi, split it up into two days, Good luck and tell me how it was when you get back. The Navi is a great way to travel. Thanks for watching.
Your still young 😁 I'm 77 and ride my navi daily. Mines a 2022 .
Nicely done ✔
Thanks, we have been slacking on the videos, sorry. More new videos to come, we have been helping a friend with his Bicycle shop.
I bought one in 2018 which was a 2016 model that was made in India, until now still hold up very well, only problem was there's was no replacement part in Cambodia, now already got 33,080 km on it.
How tall are you?? What do you weight?? This bike seems to fit your size pretty well.
5’9” and 215 pounds, the bike does surprisingly well
You had me curious when you said Tug hill. I live in NYC and obsessed with getting a honda Navi. How do you prevnt it from getting stolen. Any good locks. I want one just for going on small trails. Just worried as I have kids and dont want to crash. Any advice. Would love to throw it in my pathfinder and explore Catskills NY upstate.
I've done it on a 125cc scooter through Texas hill country. Pretty touch and go. 😊
how many times did you get gas?
Tank size is .9 gallons and it gets somewhere around 80MPG so roughly 2 tanks of gas
They say these are faster once you are over 1500 miles on them. Do you think that is true ??
We don’t have 1500 miles on this bike yet, but like anything once it’s broken in it’ll open up a little bit, however I believe the break in is much shorter than 1500 miles on a small engine like this
nice video.....I keep coming back to the navi as the most economical and best step up from the 50cc's......what measures are you taking to prevent theft?
Aren't you worried that you were going a bit hard on it? The break in period is like 300 miles right? What harm can be done by driving it hard like this with like zero miles on it?
Honda engines are just about bulletproof so you don’t really have to worry about it as long as you change the oil often. Thanks for watching!
Question - how many tanks of gas did you use. im guessing 3 tanks or maby 4.
Another great video you guys, I can't believe how cold you looked at the end Boomer, hope you have warmed up by now. Lol
lolol my girlfriend followed me on her navi from montreal to mont tremblant and back in about 4 hours which is about 200 miles
I'm so glad u did this ur Great videos n ENERGY BABYY .😊
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Boomer here, Thank you. Sorry we have been slacking on new videos, been helping a friend with his bicycle shop.
Yeah I'm glad I saw your video man you remind me of my old friend rest in peace David from the gambling casino in Missouri your voice everything he said he has some kids but I know this is a good by I'm getting one delivered Tuesday man you the best keep those videos coming
@@armchairbikerstv Great stuff man! Quick question tho: how much do you weigh w all the gear and how fast were you able to go on flats?
@@ericg.7053 Probably around 230lbs with gear and the Navi is still capable of 45mph maybe 50mph on flat roads. We have experienced that the Navi is noticeably slower than the Grom but of course that is to be expected. The cool part is that you can always just ride down the shoulder and let people pass as you see in the video. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video very informative.
Hell Yeah take my navi everywhere
Thanks for watching!
That's awesome
Great video.
We appreciate it, thanks for watching!
It's a Honda, you could go coast to coast if you wanted to. This little bike will probably last forever.
Fantastic!! Thank you,great video!!
Thanks for watching!
Boomer here, thank you for the awesome comment, keep watching, new videos coming. The bearded stick and I have been helping a friend with his bicycle shop and haven't had time for new videos recently, sorry.
¿cual es la velocidad promedio recomendable para un viaje largo?
Boomer here, probably about 30mph
That truck front DOOR
I wouldn't mid a video on the little restaurant.
Next time we’re up there we’ll have to do a little video tour. It’s a pretty cool small town bar and grill. Thanks for watching!
While it's not a freeway bike I use it for my 25 mile commute everyday. I hit 1,000 miles in about 6 weeks
Awesome video!
Maybe you dressed a little too heavy for this ride Boomer. Looked like you were sweating there at the end. 😂
Rather look like an astronaut then crash at 40-45 and destroy my body.
glad you are promoting neutral selection buddy!
On a full tank how far would you say it goes
@@aw7870 80-90 miles on a tank, they only hold about a gallon of fuel so it’s pretty great mpg, thanks for watching!
@@armchairbikerstv oh wow that’s not bad thanks man
It is so horrible to see all the windmills all over the country. I see them in so many riding videos...and even in New York...sad really
why don’t you like windmills?
@@V01DG0D they are ugly and not as good as they initially said they would be…we have them everywhere here in the west
I love this Vedo
Love this video
Look like it rip
It's a rider
I HAVE BIGGGG BUYERS REMORSE THROTTLW RACEOFF
THIS THE ONLY VIDEO U NEED ON THAT BIKEPERIPD STOCK TO
That truck front DOOR
That truck front DOOR