The Honda Activa is almost like the default national scooter of India. Used by all age groups - from commuting to mom's ferrying kids to lug groceries and farm produce in the villages, the Activa is bullet proof reliable. Oh, and much love from Bangalore, India.
Amanda. I am super happy Honda reached out to you to perform a demo and provide you with an opportunity to give your opinion. I would much prefer comments from you rather than traditional advertising. You are down to earth, humble and respectful. Keep up the great work.
This thing looks like a load of fun, and actually pretty practical for smaller trips to the store with that little storage space! That 110mpg may come in handy with the way gas prices are going right now. 😂
@@VodkaStudios777 honestly if you are comparing bikes to cars or bigger you're gonna see way better MPG with most bikes versus cars. You're just carrying around less metal with ya. These little Navi's have a decent weight capacity and would be fine around town for most folks, but if you wanna reach highway speeds easily no matter the rider weight (within reason) I would look into anything in the 300-600cc range. You should still get good MPG there without sacrificing much speed/acceleration. Hope this helps, it's a bit of a broad subject with a lot of variables. If you want a couple new models to look at in that range I would check out the MT03 from Yamaha or maybe a Honda CB300 or CB500. ☺️
I'm glad Honda recognized you're an important influencer and wanted you to check out the Navi. I started riding when Nixon was president on a Honda S 90, so I'm an old geezer. My first new bike was a 1970 Honda Trail 70. I have a GL1800 Goldwing, a KTM 690 Enduro and have owned lots of bikes. I bought a Grom a year ago to ride 5 miles back and forth to work just for fun. I watched the KiwiGrom folks ride the TAT and I had to have one. At 6 feet tall and 260 pounds I get a few laughs but I tell them I can get back and forth to work for less than a dollar a week and they shut up pretty quick. The Grom is great fun around town and secondary roads here in Arkansas but it isn't so great on gravel or singletracks. The suspension is short and it bottoms out too easily. The Navi, like the Grom looks like a great little bike for its intended purpose. It would beat you to death off-road. I'd bet the Navi would be perfect for the student who needs cheap transportation on campus and around town. It's a Honda so you can bet it is reliable and well engineered. Thanks for the review!
I’m so absolutely excited to get my Navi. My husband is a total biker and loves riding. I have, for years been the passenger on his bike. He asked me if I would be interested in riding my own bike or trying to ride. I have been steadfast with a firm no… to scared with a clutch and uncomfortable with riding my own bike. Well he showed me the Navi videos and for the first time I agreed to try something different out. It looks so fun and gonna spread my wings and try riding. He ordered a nut brown Navi for me that is expected to be delivered February or March this year 2022 at our local dealership. I will do some videos demonstrating a completely new rider for others that are frady cats like me. I think the automatic sold me. Wish me luck, I’ve never wanted to ride but this little bike and your video gave me confidence. Thanks girlfriend!
I love how Honda is starting to offer automatic motorcycles across the range. We have the NC700/750, Africa Twin, Rebel 1100 and now this little guy, the Navi. Would be interesting to see them making other mid-size bikes (250-600cc). Anything to get more people riding and enjoying life on two wheels!
As much as I love the visceral control (and fun!) a manual transmission gives you, most people just don't want that, just enthusiasts. If America is going to have more motorcyclists, then the motorcyclists have to be automatic.
I been riding for 58 yrs and after riding my son's wife's new Navi, I believe Anyone can ride one! They handle great, Low center of gravity, yet, adult sized! I regret they didn't have them in 1963 when I started
I just acquired a grasshopper green 22 Navi with 800 miles on it. My wife has a Can Am Spyder with no clutch. She has kinda been interested in trying two wheels,but a few rides on my Suzuki Van Van left her feeling a bit overwhelmed learning the clutch. Her first ride on the Navi went great. She was totally comfortable and in control. The bike fits her well and she wanted to keep going and going. She also had a feeling of accomplishment because she was out on the road on two wheels and really enjoying it. I did get to try it out and I would definitely commute on the Navi. Seeing her take to that bike with a smile means Honda is accomplishing their mission. And after owning several bikes in my 30 years of riding,I can say that it appeals to me as well.
You and Jess have definitely got me thinking about this little bike. I have thought about buying a golf cart to get around town but this thing is cheaper than a used golf cart that I would have to put lights on and mirrors to make street legal. Great review Amanda! I think like you that it would be a total blast to take one of those off road.
lights are nothing to put on. e bay has all the LED lights u can possibly choose from. a horn... e bay. MC mirror .... but it prolly has to have blinkers... just run 2 little horn e bay buttons that u push on/off/on/off/on off to indicate turning at the breakneck speed of .... 15 mph. reflectors wud be needed. but yes the itty bitty MC wud be neeto too bad no disc brake in front and real shock and tire and wheel in the back.
I love the idea of this motorcycle and having it as a second or third bike to poke around town, and as something I can coax my wife and daughters to ride on ;) The Steady Garage custom one they had on display at IMS was definitely an "I WANT THAT" moment for me, and the low price would make this a fun project to make a bike my own without breaking the bank. Thanks for sharing, and again, it was wonderful to see you!
Thanks for showcasing the brown one. I really wanted that lime green one, but I see too many people are getting that color. That brown one is growing on me though.
What a great video, and cool bike. Thanks! I am 62 and have been riding a long time- since 1986. I would love to have one of those to putt around town. Really looks like fun.
I think that the navi being automatic definitely makes it more likely to get new riders to try it. Sometimes I forget people may not have rode a bike with a clutch or may not have rode at all when they were a kid.
Chris, I been riding for 58 yrs and after riding my son's wife's new Navi, I believe Anyone can ride one! They handle great, Low center of gravity, yet, adult sized! I regret they didn't have them in 1963 when I started
I only have rode a biciclycle when I was a kid, I'm thinking to buy a Navi in a few months, I have a car but it seems so convinent for running errands and stuff, and I want something simpler.
Cool vid!! I think this is gonna be a huge hit for Honda - def would like to see a slightly fatter back tire - i can already tell you the automatic feature is spot on for attracting and making it big fun for new riders
I chanced upon these video from suggested reels by RUclips and I found your take on riding bikes in general very refreshing indeed. Here in Malaysia, where I stay, these category of small gear-free scooters are immensely popular as get-abouts for many people who can't afford a car (cars are expensive here in this country) but still need a small motorised vehicle for inter-city travel. They do not have this model here but I hope Honda will bring it to our Southeast Asian market as it looks very practical on our traffic chocked urban roads. Keep the great videos coming from a new subscriber here to your channel. Have a very happy new year ahead as well.
I’m glad you got to visit my area of so cal, that bike in brown is so good looking. I’ve never owned a bike and that one is talking to me. Thanks for posting this video, well done.
"The limitation is not the bike, its the rider" very wise & almost like saying "its more fun to go really fast on a slow bike that to go slow on a fast bike"
Because of your showing of the navi and your options I went out and purchased one. I don't regret buying it, so much I purchased another one for my wife. Worth the money
nothing like that "new bike giggle"...or the "old bike giggle".....Always happy to see someone having a great time on two wheels, big or small, the bike size doesn't matter. Thanks for the video, keep up the great content!
My first motorcycle was a Honda Mini-Trail 50min 1969. It was an automatic 3 speed toe shift bike. I got my license on it, then shifted to a clutch bike which took some getting used to. In my older age, I prefer operating the clutch lever as it helps my old muscles function. I'm glad you got to try on the Africa Twin.
When you have kids all who want to ride bikes, the Navi is a great entry point to get them confidence on the road. Less stress for mom and dad, when they have the need for speed. Then you can upgrade to the manual and higher CC for them if they have the maturity to do so.
@@mattingray5651 I would love a bike like that. It's shame it probably won't get to EU because of regulations... I would glady switch from 50cc scooter to this beast :D
Back in 1985 i had a Honda 250 Elite scooter, my first moto. It had drum brakes and it never occurred to me that they weren't adequate. I love scooters to this day.
That's awesome! lol I know that feeling, did a lot of off-road miles on an 80s motorcycle with frozen rear and front shocks, 600+ lbs not what anyone would call an "ideal" bike to learn to ride in the dirt but I did it. It isn't until I got to ride more ideal bikes that I realized how dangerous what I was doing had been haha
We bought one of these Navi's to get around our little village and its amazing! Love this little bike! However, be aware of dealer fees. It is true that the MSRP is $1807, but after the deal bends you over, the out the door cost was $3,297 (in Florida).
This was a fun video. I’m so glad you were invited to this Honda press release. Your review is very honest and not like the big publications. To me this is a great pit bike or if you live in a big city it would be perfect. I bet as soon as Honda saw your helmet they said this is the color for you. You matched vey well. To me this is is a mini version of Honda NC 750. Easy to ride and just fun. Keep the content coming. So getting invited to these press releases means you have arrived ??? 😀
End Screen Crew, Back when I had a J.O.B. I saw a video, The Road Is Life - Honda Ruckus. That was when I started falling in love with the idea of disappearing on America's back roads on something slow, off the freeways. The price point is amazing for an entry bike. The Ruckus is more. To shift or not to shift, that was question. It depends on the person, on the confidence level. One girl got her license on a 250 Suzuki. After months of riding everyday she got a 2007 Harley Sportster. Another started out on an automatic scooter before graduating to a regular motorcycle. It's mostly about confidence, and then the mission, budget, insurance, etc. It would be great if Honda could make a great trade in deal for riders who build their confidence on the Navi and within a certain time period, 6 months or 10 months, could trade in their scooter for their first Honda motorcycle.
Great video Amanda. I think the NAVI is a good step for Honda. It’s super approachable size, lower seat height, price wise. I think it’s a definite step up from a scooter. We have a 2021 Honda Super Cub, it’s such a fun bike to ride around town. I have a 2020 Yamaha MT-07 for full on fun and any kind of distance. For me, the Monkey or Grom, especially the 2022 versions would be more appealing than the NAVI. Update, 12/4/2021. My partner and I decided this is the perfect bike for her. We ordered our NAVI in Grasshopper Green today. We will get one of the first two that are coming into our town. It is supposed to ship from Honda on 01/28/2022. We hope to have it home very early in February. We are so excited.
Wow, Amanda has hit the big time! Invited to a press test ride, with flights and hotel to boot! (Those of us who have been watching for a while can now say "I knew her when...") Congrats. Oh, and what a cute little bike. I don't want one, but I'm glad it exists.
haha Thank you Marco, I was thrilled to be invited! Don't worry, I'm still eternally grateful for all of you, because without you none of this would have happened!
Just picked up my green version yesterday in Idaho Falls ID. Unfortunately, it is very much winter here, lots of snow, cold and slick roads. I keep watching your video and waiting for spring.
These look great. However, I don’t think any dealers near me in central Florida will sell these for sticker price without a markup. I was told at a local Honda dealer and even a Kimco shop that every new bike had an add on sticker. The Honda dealer wouldn’t even tell me what that additional amount was without speaking to a manager. They said it varies depending on the model. The $1800 Kimco I looked at had a $600 dealer fee attached. That represents a 45% markup over retail. I politely laughed and wished them a good day on the way out the door.
Hi, don't know how I came across your video, but I loved it! I'm a California girl here, loving the background sights-I swear I've been near that beach area growing up. I'm living in Georgia, now for about 44 years. I also happen to be a Honda girl. I got my first bike (Rebel 250) in 96, second (01 Shadow ACE 750) in 2000. My thoughts are that this would be a great little bike not only for the beginner but also for us older riders who just ride occasionally now, but want a quick jaunt to the store for a couple things and can't resist a joy ride. At 45 to 50 years I used to take the ACE out daily if only for errands. Now (age 63) I grab the car. For long group rides I'm (in so much bodily pain) ready for a trike. I can see me at 70 (if I can still stand) cruising to the store on one of these, my items bungied all over, and then cruising up and down the roads before returning home-what fun. Now I'm going to watch for your videos and see what adventures I've been missing!
Saw someone else video about this bike and they mentioned you being there. This may be the perfect bike for our grandson. He wants to ride soooo bad, he knows the fundamentals but hasn't taking a class yet. Really like the look more than the scooter.Great review.
I have enjoying the ride of Navi from 2017 in India really it is a good machine to ride and its throttle has a great experice,better for city ride,great for off roading with funky.....Love Navi ..... your video is great .....Keep more videos with navi..
I´m from latin america and the NAVI is very popular here specially in overcrowded cities with lots of cars and tiny streets, also you spend less in gas, if this is your first motorcycle and you´re a little afraid of the road you´re gonna love this bike, it´s soy easy and fun to use
AW Thank you Joe! I really appreciate that! Right?! on both counts. (although, keep my secret? I kind of want to ride a Standard now to be able to compare how it handles compared to the Super Sport XD I'm just curious how much extra top heavy weight the extra gas makes)
I've been to a Honda dealership in Colombia a little shy of 2 years and have checked out a black NAVI. what struck me is the price! The MSRP in the U.S. as stated is $1807.00 in Colombia it was less than $500 brand new! A colleague of mine who happens to be a motorcycle driving instructor has a Grom and lend it to me so I could have a go at it. It was very fun to drive.
Great video, as usual! What a sweet mini adventure bike and a real bargain for under two grand...brilliant! If you liked the Navi you should take a demo ride on the ADV150 if you get a chance...150 cc with a little extra suspension travel, fuel injected, electric start, larger gas tank, same 100 mpg, top speed 64 mph. all worth the additional $1kn price. All of these Honda 'adventure scooters' are an absolute hoot. Well done!
Been really thinking about getting one for my wife! she’s nervous to learn manual so this would be perfect for cruising around town. Husband and wife little bike adventures! Thanks for making an awesome video!
As a rider when I was a younger man who would like to dip my toe back into it, this would be great for running around town and even putting on the back rack of the camper to take with us on summer camping trips. I am going to check one of these out.
I really like the NAVI. My first bike was a Yamaha Zuma 49cc scooter. It doesn’t have enough power. I bought it because in Ohio you have to have a motorcycle license for anything 50cc. The Navi is 100 cc so probably better… not sure what other states do… the motorcycle license was a barrier… but maybe it’s a good barrier because that is what eventually made me take the MSF course.
Hi Amanda, following a stroke I sold my 73 CB450 and 78 XL125 and I've bought a grasshopper green navi now I'm feeling better that I'll pick up this week. I'll be using for local trips and my commute to and from work a 40 mile round-trip. I chose the colour for visibility and wanted a scooter but also like the look of the Navi and the feel of a tank between my legs for comfort and stability. Loved your video by the way. I live in Lincoln near Sacramento and work in Auburn. I'll use my SUV in bad weather lol so feel this bike will really suit my needs well.
Amanda, I picked up my Navi...Yea....So much fun to ride, reminded me of the time back in 1977 when I got my first new bike in England where I grew up, a KTM Comet Grand Prix 50cc Sports moped, they also made a 125cc version same bike bigger motor. Back then there you could ride a 50cc at age 16 and larger bike's age 17. It was yellow kinda similar to the Navi grasshopper green. Well my first ride on the Navi took me back through time in my mind to those wonderful times of youth. The KTM could do 55mph on the flat so similar that way to the Navi but had a manual 4 speed gearbox unlike the Navi. But recovering from the stroke the Navi is nice because I don't have to worry about gears. Loving your channel and particularly your motorcycle camping vids, you're inspiring me to take a future motorcycle camping trip on the Navi so started looking for Navi friendly luggage, would love to see you make a video on this subject. You have such a happy inspiring personality, you feel like a friend already.
I hope this video will encourage more women to have a look at using two wheels for transportation rather than four wheels. This lady has done the best job of reviewing the new Honda Navi.
My spouse has never ridden a scooter or motorcycle and I think this would be great to get them started! I like the price point and the speed would be perfect for getting to and from work. I like that maintenance won't be a problem, and we have a Honda dealership close to us. I think we need to check this one out!
I started on a 50cc Vespa, my wife had a 50cc Buddy. We have since moved to a PCX 150 and a Forza 300. As a starter motorcycle, the Navi initially looks pretty reasonable, but I think the PVC with its larger wheels and a bit more power would be better. Wins in storage space as well. The Navi is cute, yes, but realistically no more useful than the Vespa 50 was. Price is fantastic though. Just a quick 2 cents
Where I live (Southern California) the dealers are advertising the motorcycles as MSRP, then jacking up the price - way up. Went to pick up a Honda Monkey that was being held for me a few weeks ago and had to tell them to keep it because I don't pay for extortion. Expected a $200-300 markup, but $1500+ for a $4199 bike is ridiculous. Hard to believe they won't try to do the same for these. (Yes - they had jacked up the price of a Monkey to $5828!!!)
I just watched Her Two Wheels take on it and when I saw you there, I knew I'd have to watch yours as well. And like Jess said, you were very color coordinated. It's fun watching RUclipsrs congregate.
At $1800 with a 110cc engine I can see Honda selling tons of these. I started riding on a brand new Rebel 250 and loved the in town riding and think I’m gonna buy one of these to fill that gap.
HA! 1986 Rebel 250 here! 75 mpg when gas was 75 cents per gallon...good times!!! Once I ran out of gas, pushed it to the gas station. All I had was a quarter but that 1/3 gallon of gas got me 25 miles!
You are riding in one of my favorite areas. Grew up going to the beach there and still ride my CB1100 down there after flying through Ortega. I am impressed that Honda is going after this market. Seems like it would be good for cruising around small towns or mobile home parks.
Feliz Navi Grom... Happiness is a Navi and a Grom, Says my son and his wife! Both fit in place of a 4 wheeler on their Camper and go on all campouts! Street legal minibikes, perfect for any occasion!
I was a 10+ year rider and would love to have one of these. The price seems more in line with my current situation. Thank you for reviewing this bike and letting us know its out there.
Awesome vlog - interesting details, regards from India. I have a 2016 Dec - Navi (Orange). Never had an issue - works just fine through traffic and any season, be it rain, summer or winter !
We've been looking forever for the perfect beach bike. Where we live we're just a few minutes from the beach via old dirt roads and this little machine would be excellent for that. Thanks for the introduction.
I love this little mc, thank you for an excellent and very informative view of the navi. I believe that for a beginner it is right on target,. It would make a great addition for my W800 and maybe I could get wifee to finally ride. Excellent vid !
I liked this video. Now thinking really hard on getting one . I drove my bike up to hill top out side of Fairbanks Alaska. But it was a street bike . I almost got a big ruckus at one time . But parts was hard to come by . So nice to see something like this .
South Carolina decided my all powerful 49 cc Ruckus is a motorcycle and not a moped. It's that awesome 4 1/2 HP that makes it so dangerous. So then, I need a tag, insurance, license and of course, pay taxes. The first thing I did was to take may motorcycle driving test on the Ruckus, and the only problem I had was the handlebars would hit my knee on a sharp turn. Passed my test and now can ride my VF500F(V4), CRF250L Rally, AT DCT, and my VTX1800T. Ruckus has served me well, but it's always nice to have more power.
I think the Navi is cute and would be a fun to play around on. My friends at my local Honda dealership think it would be a good platform for Honda to make an electric bike. You were so giggly riding the Africa Twin 😆😆. It’s such a great bike!
Heck, it wouldn't be that hard of a conversion, considering e-scooters exist. Tthere's space for a battery pack right there (you'd loose the cubby, but heck, go hot-swappable while you're at it). it would probably have more acceleration, too as carbureted engines have to be starved to meet emissions and it's not got all the power it really could.
What popped into my head watching you & Jess on these is that it would be a great alternative to a onewheel or electric bike for about the same money. You get a lot more capability than either of those and it's small, easy to park and economical to operate.
electric scooters are cheaper and electric bike and onewheel doesn't need insurance which is another big cost. having this as competition doesnt hut though
@@sennamontea1380 Electric scooters rarely have a 100 mile range and OneWheels top out ~20mph with a ~20 mile range. Not to mention that even as a single person, getting my weekly groceries home on a OneWheel would be a challenge, but would be a snap on the Navi. I think electric is the wave of the future but I have been using rechargables for nearly 20 years now and the tech isn't quite there yet to fully be basic transportation in a spread out area like I live in. It will get there and it is getting better nearly every year, but it hasn't fully arrived yet. And the mileage this will allow me to take off my regular car would allow for a low mileage discount on that which would likely cover the insurance on the Navi, considering the overall value of the Navi.
@@ridesar Agreed, all the competitions is great for the technology boom. I'm interested in the Sondars Metacycle, I hope people look into and review that one. 80miles though.
This seems like a terrific little whip to throw on the back of a truck/rv. Would have loved if you had got to toss some knobbies on there like you mentioned or get to try it double up. I know we bottom out the suspension when we ride two up on the Scooter. I’m all for auto bikes to get more people into the sport. This seems like the ultimate bike to have in the city.
@@Davmm96 if you're talking about NIU scooters that are rentals in many cities around europe - you aren't missing much. Throttle algorithm on those is so bad i completely dumped the idea if buying one for myself. If you ever ridden a Boosted Board vs. cheap chinese e-skates - it's literally the same issue that can be solved in software, and manufacturer just doesn't care
I'd just throw a normal scooter on the back of the RV. At least that way I could use it to leave the RV at the camp grounds and get some groceries from the village. These things can't even fit a helmet in their storage compartment, what if you want to carry more than two pints of lager and a packet of crisps?
@@Bert439 Exactly, the bike is dead in water due to dealers. Would I buy one for 2200 bucks out the door? Sure. Would I buy one for used Grom money (3k+)? Absolutely not.
Hi Amanda. Loving your videos. Love the Navi video. I lived in USA for 20 years. Rode big bikes the whole time. Came to UK 2016 to live. Had to pass a test on a 125...Then we still have to wear L plates...lol...So I relate with the Navi video...I own a Benelli 125 until I take the test for upto 500 or 2nd test for 500 and over...Crazy complex rules here....But it is a fun place to ride...Anyway..Saying Hi. Bikerchick...xx
I have a 2009 Yamaha C3 Cube scooter with 50cc 4 stroke, water cooled, fuel injected engine, decent storage space also top out 45mph, I paid for $850 used with 1450 miles, I love it，thanks Honda.
It could totally handle dirt roads. My Grom has pent more time off pavement than on. These little bikes are just a hoot to rip around in the woods. As a bonus, they are so small you can ride them on elk trails. I have had my Grom in place I couldn’t get my xr250.
So I must've watched this 10 months ago as I just saw my previous comment, but I just watched TFL bike channel doing a vid of a first rideout in a group and saw you in it when he was saying he made fun in a previous video about the brown colour but when he saw yours he now thinks it's the best colour, as I did when I first saw it! 👍 and I think he was behind you most of the way..
Nicely done video. Great commentary and review. You did a great job. I’ve been thinking about a small bike and was considering a Ruckus for around town & errands. This one might fit the bill better. Dirt and off road should be fine. Think about what was used on trails 40 years ago. This bike is way ahead of some of those. 😁👍
Sadly since I would need the same licensing and registration for that thing, I would want it to be able to do highway speeds, but I love the size and styling. I wonder if there's any way to hod rod it.
My partner and I just LOVE how you talk, present and edit. 😍😍 You could genuinely convince me to like olives (which I detest) simply by your honesty and conviction. I’d try them if you told me to. 😂
I’m an experienced rider, but I want one. This would fit nicely on the hitch of our SUV when we travel, and it would allow a second set of wheels for exploring small towns and cities.
The Honda Activa is almost like the default national scooter of India. Used by all age groups - from commuting to mom's ferrying kids to lug groceries and farm produce in the villages, the Activa is bullet proof reliable. Oh, and much love from Bangalore, India.
Amanda. I am super happy Honda reached out to you to perform a demo and provide you with an opportunity to give your opinion. I would much prefer comments from you rather than traditional advertising. You are down to earth, humble and respectful. Keep up the great work.
This thing looks like a load of fun, and actually pretty practical for smaller trips to the store with that little storage space! That 110mpg may come in handy with the way gas prices are going right now. 😂
I think I am getting it for that reason lol, but im pretty big, not sure if there is a bigger bike with really good mpg like this is there?
@@VodkaStudios777 honestly if you are comparing bikes to cars or bigger you're gonna see way better MPG with most bikes versus cars. You're just carrying around less metal with ya. These little Navi's have a decent weight capacity and would be fine around town for most folks, but if you wanna reach highway speeds easily no matter the rider weight (within reason) I would look into anything in the 300-600cc range. You should still get good MPG there without sacrificing much speed/acceleration. Hope this helps, it's a bit of a broad subject with a lot of variables. If you want a couple new models to look at in that range I would check out the MT03 from Yamaha or maybe a Honda CB300 or CB500. ☺️
Honda Marketing made a good decision inviting you for the launch of the Navi. Great video.
Thanks so much 😊
I'm glad Honda recognized you're an important influencer and wanted you to check out the Navi. I started riding when Nixon was president on a Honda S 90, so I'm an old geezer. My first new bike was a 1970 Honda Trail 70. I have a GL1800 Goldwing, a KTM 690 Enduro and have owned lots of bikes. I bought a Grom a year ago to ride 5 miles back and forth to work just for fun. I watched the KiwiGrom folks ride the TAT and I had to have one. At 6 feet tall and 260 pounds I get a few laughs but I tell them I can get back and forth to work for less than a dollar a week and they shut up pretty quick. The Grom is great fun around town and secondary roads here in Arkansas but it isn't so great on gravel or singletracks. The suspension is short and it bottoms out too easily. The Navi, like the Grom looks like a great little bike for its intended purpose. It would beat you to death off-road. I'd bet the Navi would be perfect for the student who needs cheap transportation on campus and around town. It's a Honda so you can bet it is reliable and well engineered. Thanks for the review!
I’m so absolutely excited to get my Navi. My husband is a total biker and loves riding. I have, for years been the passenger on his bike. He asked me if I would be interested in riding my own bike or trying to ride. I have been steadfast with a firm no… to scared with a clutch and uncomfortable with riding my own bike.
Well he showed me the Navi videos and for the first time I agreed to try something different out. It looks so fun and gonna spread my wings and try riding.
He ordered a nut brown Navi for me that is expected to be delivered February or March this year 2022 at our local dealership.
I will do some videos demonstrating a completely new rider for others that are frady cats like me.
I think the automatic sold me.
Wish me luck, I’ve never wanted to ride but this little bike and your video gave me confidence. Thanks girlfriend!
I love how Honda is starting to offer automatic motorcycles across the range. We have the NC700/750, Africa Twin, Rebel 1100 and now this little guy, the Navi. Would be interesting to see them making other mid-size bikes (250-600cc). Anything to get more people riding and enjoying life on two wheels!
As much as I love the visceral control (and fun!) a manual transmission gives you, most people just don't want that, just enthusiasts. If America is going to have more motorcyclists, then the motorcyclists have to be automatic.
Desperately want an auto cbr250
Well made video. The editing, camera work, music timing & levels, etc. Well done.👍
Thank you Nicholas!!
You’re very good at doing these. Fun to watch, get info from, and get a vicarious from as well. Props to you.
I been riding for 58 yrs and after riding my son's wife's new Navi, I believe Anyone can ride one! They handle great, Low center of gravity, yet, adult sized! I regret they didn't have them in 1963 when I started
dude you had the honda 50 cub
I just acquired a grasshopper green 22 Navi with 800 miles on it. My wife has a Can Am Spyder with no clutch. She has kinda been interested in trying two wheels,but a few rides on my Suzuki Van Van left her feeling a bit overwhelmed learning the clutch. Her first ride on the Navi went great. She was totally comfortable and in control. The bike fits her well and she wanted to keep going and going. She also had a feeling of accomplishment because she was out on the road on two wheels and really enjoying it. I did get to try it out and I would definitely commute on the Navi. Seeing her take to that bike with a smile means Honda is accomplishing their mission. And after owning several bikes in my 30 years of riding,I can say that it appeals to me as well.
You and Jess have definitely got me thinking about this little bike. I have thought about buying a golf cart to get around town but this thing is cheaper than a used golf cart that I would have to put lights on and mirrors to make street legal. Great review Amanda! I think like you that it would be a total blast to take one of those off road.
lights are nothing to put on. e bay has all the LED lights u can possibly choose from. a horn... e bay. MC mirror .... but it prolly has to have blinkers... just run 2 little horn e bay buttons that u push on/off/on/off/on off to indicate turning at the breakneck speed of .... 15 mph. reflectors wud be needed. but yes the itty bitty MC wud be neeto too bad no disc brake in front and real shock and tire and wheel in the back.
I love the idea of this motorcycle and having it as a second or third bike to poke around town, and as something I can coax my wife and daughters to ride on ;) The Steady Garage custom one they had on display at IMS was definitely an "I WANT THAT" moment for me, and the low price would make this a fun project to make a bike my own without breaking the bank. Thanks for sharing, and again, it was wonderful to see you!
Thanks for showcasing the brown one. I really wanted that lime green one, but I see too many people are getting that color. That brown one is growing on me though.
What a great video, and cool bike. Thanks! I am 62 and have been riding a long time- since 1986. I would love to have one of those to putt around town. Really looks like fun.
Thanks! 😊 Right? I honestly was thinking about how nice it was to not have a cramped up clutch hand in LA
I think that the navi being automatic definitely makes it more likely to get new riders to try it. Sometimes I forget people may not have rode a bike with a clutch or may not have rode at all when they were a kid.
Chris, I been riding for 58 yrs and after riding my son's wife's new Navi, I believe Anyone can ride one! They handle great, Low center of gravity, yet, adult sized! I regret they didn't have them in 1963 when I started
I only have rode a biciclycle when I was a kid, I'm thinking to buy a Navi in a few months, I have a car but it seems so convinent for running errands and stuff, and I want something simpler.
@@johnw65 doesn't that make her your daughter in law
Cool vid!! I think this is gonna be a huge hit for Honda - def would like to see a slightly fatter back tire - i can already tell you the automatic feature is spot on for attracting and making it big fun for new riders
Amazing video, amazing edits. I really enjoyed this. The sound and cuts and everything were so engaging!
I chanced upon these video from suggested reels by RUclips and I found your take on riding bikes in general very refreshing indeed. Here in Malaysia, where I stay, these category of small gear-free scooters are immensely popular as get-abouts for many people who can't afford a car (cars are expensive here in this country) but still need a small motorised vehicle for inter-city travel. They do not have this model here but I hope Honda will bring it to our Southeast Asian market as it looks very practical on our traffic chocked urban roads. Keep the great videos coming from a new subscriber here to your channel. Have a very happy new year ahead as well.
Most honest NAVI assessment of all the vloggers! Thanks!
Only subscribed to your channel a couple of days ago, everything that's coming up from you is entertaining to watch, and informative. Thank you
Awesome, thank you!
I’m glad you got to visit my area of so cal, that bike in brown is so good looking. I’ve never owned a bike and that one is talking to me. Thanks for posting this video, well done.
"The limitation is not the bike, its the rider" very wise & almost like saying "its more fun to go really fast on a slow bike that to go slow on a fast bike"
Because of your showing of the navi and your options I went out and purchased one. I don't regret buying it, so much I purchased another one for my wife. Worth the money
nothing like that "new bike giggle"...or the "old bike giggle".....Always happy to see someone having a great time on two wheels, big or small, the bike size doesn't matter. Thanks for the video, keep up the great content!
My first motorcycle was a Honda Mini-Trail 50min 1969. It was an automatic 3 speed toe shift bike. I got my license on it, then shifted to a clutch bike which took some getting used to. In my older age, I prefer operating the clutch lever as it helps my old muscles function. I'm glad you got to try on the Africa Twin.
When you have kids all who want to ride bikes, the Navi is a great entry point to get them confidence on the road. Less stress for mom and dad, when they have the need for speed. Then you can upgrade to the manual and higher CC for them if they have the maturity to do so.
Yess exactly!
I doubt it. Image is everything for a teenager. They wouldn't want to be seen on a bike like this. This is for an adult instead.
@@mattingray5651 as a teenager. I disagree. I think just having 2 wheels would be cool. I think this would be perfect for a high schooler.
@@broganslayton8727 High school me would have murdered for even a bike like this. Had to wait til I was 35 to start.
@@mattingray5651 I would love a bike like that. It's shame it probably won't get to EU because of regulations... I would glady switch from 50cc scooter to this beast :D
They are so cute. It would look tiny next to the AT. Thanks for sharing this, Amanda.
I think it would make a great 2nd bike, aka "grocery getter." 😊
Back in 1985 i had a Honda 250 Elite scooter, my first moto. It had drum brakes and it never occurred to me that they weren't adequate. I love scooters to this day.
That's awesome!
lol I know that feeling, did a lot of off-road miles on an 80s motorcycle with frozen rear and front shocks, 600+ lbs not what anyone would call an "ideal" bike to learn to ride in the dirt but I did it. It isn't until I got to ride more ideal bikes that I realized how dangerous what I was doing had been haha
We bought one of these Navi's to get around our little village and its amazing! Love this little bike! However, be aware of dealer fees. It is true that the MSRP is $1807, but after the deal bends you over, the out the door cost was $3,297 (in Florida).
Ouch. I got a grom for barely more. Navis are going for 2600 OTD in upstate ny
@@jackb6989 where are you? Im real upstate, Plattsburgh, its 2275 if you can find one here
This was a fun video. I’m so glad you were invited to this Honda press release. Your review is very honest and not like the big publications. To me this is a great pit bike or if you live in a big city it would be perfect. I bet as soon as Honda saw your helmet they said this is the color for you. You matched vey well. To me this is is a mini version of Honda NC 750. Easy to ride and just fun. Keep the content coming. So getting invited to these press releases means you have arrived ??? 😀
That's SOO FUN that you got to do this Amanda!!! How awesome!!!
thank you Nathan!
Amanda I just finished watching your entire 7,929 mile trip to the east coast and back home. Very entertaining. Your are a Rock Star!
End Screen Crew, Back when I had a J.O.B. I saw a video, The Road Is Life - Honda Ruckus. That was when I started falling in love with the idea of disappearing on America's back roads on something slow, off the freeways. The price point is amazing for an entry bike. The Ruckus is more.
To shift or not to shift, that was question. It depends on the person, on the confidence level. One girl got her license on a 250 Suzuki. After months of riding everyday she got a 2007 Harley Sportster. Another started out on an automatic scooter before graduating to a regular motorcycle. It's mostly about confidence, and then the mission, budget, insurance, etc.
It would be great if Honda could make a great trade in deal for riders who build their confidence on the Navi and within a certain time period, 6 months or 10 months, could trade in their scooter for their first Honda motorcycle.
Great video Amanda. I think the NAVI is a good step for Honda. It’s super approachable size, lower seat height, price wise. I think it’s a definite step up from a scooter. We have a 2021 Honda Super Cub, it’s such a fun bike to ride around town. I have a 2020 Yamaha MT-07 for full on fun and any kind of distance. For me, the Monkey or Grom, especially the 2022 versions would be more appealing than the NAVI.
Update, 12/4/2021. My partner and I decided this is the perfect bike for her. We ordered our NAVI in Grasshopper Green today. We will get one of the first two that are coming into our town. It is supposed to ship from Honda on 01/28/2022. We hope to have it home very early in February. We are so excited.
Updates? How do you like it? Her experience?
Wow, Amanda has hit the big time! Invited to a press test ride, with flights and hotel to boot! (Those of us who have been watching for a while can now say "I knew her when...") Congrats. Oh, and what a cute little bike. I don't want one, but I'm glad it exists.
haha Thank you Marco, I was thrilled to be invited!
Don't worry, I'm still eternally grateful for all of you, because without you none of this would have happened!
Thank you for your very detailed review. That bike would be a perfect bike to strap to an RV for tooling around
Just picked up my green version yesterday in Idaho Falls ID. Unfortunately, it is very much winter here, lots of snow, cold and slick roads. I keep watching your video and waiting for spring.
YOU are crushing it!!!! So informative! I am seriously thinking of buying one now!!!
Let Honda know that because of your video, I will be buying one at the beginning of Spring. Thanks for the video!!!
That little storage box is 100% made for holding cold beers hahaha super fun bike and quite useful for off highway roads
These look great. However, I don’t think any dealers near me in central Florida will sell these for sticker price without a markup. I was told at a local Honda dealer and even a Kimco shop that every new bike had an add on sticker. The Honda dealer wouldn’t even tell me what that additional amount was without speaking to a manager. They said it varies depending on the model. The $1800 Kimco I looked at had a $600 dealer fee attached. That represents a 45% markup over retail. I politely laughed and wished them a good day on the way out the door.
I think dealers are gonna kill this bike. After markup they are approaching unmolested used Grom price.
Hi, don't know how I came across your video, but I loved it! I'm a California girl here, loving the background sights-I swear I've been near that beach area growing up. I'm living in Georgia, now for about 44 years. I also happen to be a Honda girl. I got my first bike (Rebel 250) in 96, second (01 Shadow ACE 750) in 2000. My thoughts are that this would be a great little bike not only for the beginner but also for us older riders who just ride occasionally now, but want a quick jaunt to the store for a couple things and can't resist a joy ride. At 45 to 50 years I used to take the ACE out daily if only for errands. Now (age 63) I grab the car. For long group rides I'm (in so much bodily pain) ready for a trike. I can see me at 70 (if I can still stand) cruising to the store on one of these, my items bungied all over, and then cruising up and down the roads before returning home-what fun.
Now I'm going to watch for your videos and see what adventures I've been missing!
Saw someone else video about this bike and they mentioned you being there.
This may be the perfect bike for our grandson. He wants to ride soooo bad, he knows the fundamentals but hasn't taking a class yet. Really like the look more than the scooter.Great review.
Thanks for posting the vid. I've always rode a small bike, nothing over a 400. This looks like fun!
Thank you for watching it Mike! :)
I have enjoying the ride of Navi from 2017 in India really it is a good machine to ride and its throttle has a great experice,better for city ride,great for off roading with funky.....Love Navi ..... your video is great .....Keep more videos with navi..
I´m from latin america and the NAVI is very popular here specially in overcrowded cities with lots of cars and tiny streets, also you spend less in gas, if this is your first motorcycle and you´re a little afraid of the road you´re gonna love this bike, it´s soy easy and fun to use
What a fun video. I want to see the Navi on an off-road adventure. And that ATAS is beautiful!
AW Thank you Joe! I really appreciate that!
Right?! on both counts.
(although, keep my secret? I kind of want to ride a Standard now to be able to compare how it handles compared to the Super Sport XD I'm just curious how much extra top heavy weight the extra gas makes)
I've been to a Honda dealership in Colombia a little shy of 2 years and have checked out a black NAVI. what struck me is the price! The MSRP in the U.S. as stated is $1807.00 in Colombia it was less than $500 brand new! A colleague of mine who happens to be a motorcycle driving instructor has a Grom and lend it to me so I could have a go at it. It was very fun to drive.
Great video, as usual! What a sweet mini adventure bike and a real bargain for under two grand...brilliant! If you liked the Navi you should take a demo ride on the ADV150 if you get a chance...150 cc with a little extra suspension travel, fuel injected, electric start, larger gas tank, same 100 mpg, top speed 64 mph. all worth the additional $1kn price. All of these Honda 'adventure scooters' are an absolute hoot. Well done!
She laughs for absolutely no reason every five seconds
Been really thinking about getting one for my wife! she’s nervous to learn manual so this would be perfect for cruising around town. Husband and wife little bike adventures! Thanks for making an awesome video!
I feel like that makes this a perfect option if she doesn't feel comfortable sitting on the NC700x DCT
I work for Honda Australia, its my personal opinion that these would sell really well here. just ask anyone who wants a small CC scooter like bike.
As a rider when I was a younger man who would like to dip my toe back into it, this would be great for running around town and even putting on the back rack of the camper to take with us on summer camping trips. I am going to check one of these out.
I would bet a lot of these show up as RV life rafts. It would be a lot of fun for exploring parks.
I really like the NAVI. My first bike was a Yamaha Zuma 49cc scooter. It doesn’t have enough power. I bought it because in Ohio you have to have a motorcycle license for anything 50cc. The Navi is 100 cc so probably better… not sure what other states do… the motorcycle license was a barrier… but maybe it’s a good barrier because that is what eventually made me take the MSF course.
Hi Amanda, following a stroke I sold my 73 CB450 and 78 XL125 and I've bought a grasshopper green navi now I'm feeling better that I'll pick up this week.
I'll be using for local trips and my commute to and from work a 40 mile round-trip. I chose the colour for visibility and wanted a scooter but also like the look of the Navi and the feel of a tank between my legs for comfort and stability. Loved your video by the way.
I live in Lincoln near Sacramento and work in Auburn. I'll use my SUV in bad weather lol so feel this bike will really suit my needs well.
Amanda, I picked up my Navi...Yea....So much fun to ride, reminded me of the time back in 1977 when I got my first new bike in England where I grew up, a KTM Comet Grand Prix 50cc Sports moped, they also made a 125cc version same bike bigger motor. Back then there you could ride a 50cc at age 16 and larger bike's age 17.
It was yellow kinda similar to the Navi grasshopper green.
Well my first ride on the Navi took me back through time in my mind to those wonderful times of youth. The KTM could do 55mph on the flat so similar that way to the Navi but had a manual 4 speed gearbox unlike the Navi.
But recovering from the stroke the Navi is nice because I don't have to worry about gears.
Loving your channel and particularly your motorcycle camping vids, you're inspiring me to take a future motorcycle camping trip on the Navi so started looking for Navi friendly luggage, would love to see you make a video on this subject.
You have such a happy inspiring personality, you feel like a friend already.
I hope this video will encourage more women to have a look at using two wheels for transportation rather than four wheels. This lady has done the best job of reviewing the new Honda Navi.
My spouse has never ridden a scooter or motorcycle and I think this would be great to get them started! I like the price point and the speed would be perfect for getting to and from work. I like that maintenance won't be a problem, and we have a Honda dealership close to us. I think we need to check this one out!
I started on a 50cc Vespa, my wife had a 50cc Buddy. We have since moved to a PCX 150 and a Forza 300. As a starter motorcycle, the Navi initially looks pretty reasonable, but I think the PVC with its larger wheels and a bit more power would be better. Wins in storage space as well. The Navi is cute, yes, but realistically no more useful than the Vespa 50 was. Price is fantastic though. Just a quick 2 cents
Where I live (Southern California) the dealers are advertising the motorcycles as MSRP, then jacking up the price - way up. Went to pick up a Honda Monkey that was being held for me a few weeks ago and had to tell them to keep it because I don't pay for extortion. Expected a $200-300 markup, but $1500+ for a $4199 bike is ridiculous. Hard to believe they won't try to do the same for these. (Yes - they had jacked up the price of a Monkey to $5828!!!)
I like it! I was trying to decide on
2 Other Honda's. NOW This!!?
DEFINITELY have to visit a dealer soon! Thanks!
I just watched Her Two Wheels take on it and when I saw you there, I knew I'd have to watch yours as well. And like Jess said, you were very color coordinated.
It's fun watching RUclipsrs congregate.
Great Rep for Honda. My first bike was a CB125 1973❤️😎
At $1800 with a 110cc engine I can see Honda selling tons of these. I started riding on a brand new Rebel 250 and loved the in town riding and think I’m gonna buy one of these to fill that gap.
HA! 1986 Rebel 250 here! 75 mpg when gas was 75 cents per gallon...good times!!! Once I ran out of gas, pushed it to the gas station. All I had was a quarter but that 1/3 gallon of gas got me 25 miles!
You did a great job!! Your vid was fun and informative.
You are riding in one of my favorite areas. Grew up going to the beach there and still ride my CB1100 down there after flying through Ortega. I am impressed that Honda is going after this market. Seems like it would be good for cruising around small towns or mobile home parks.
Feliz Navi Grom... Happiness is a Navi and a Grom, Says my son and his wife!
Both fit in place of a 4 wheeler on their Camper and go on all campouts! Street legal minibikes, perfect for any occasion!
I was a 10+ year rider and would love to have one of these. The price seems more in line with my current situation. Thank you for reviewing this bike and letting us know its out there.
My vote is to tell honda to bring the X-Adv to the US ! But I think the Navi could be fun while we wait.
Awesome vlog - interesting details, regards from India.
I have a 2016 Dec - Navi (Orange). Never had an issue - works just fine through traffic and any season, be it rain, summer or winter !
We've been looking forever for the perfect beach bike. Where we live we're just a few minutes from the beach via old dirt roads and this little machine would be excellent for that. Thanks for the introduction.
I love this little mc, thank you for an excellent and very informative view of the navi. I believe that for a beginner it is right on target,. It would make a great addition for my W800 and maybe I could get wifee to finally ride. Excellent vid !
Oh thanks a lot Amanda…before seeing this I didn’t realize I needed one :)
I liked this video. Now thinking really hard on getting one . I drove my bike up to hill top out side of Fairbanks Alaska. But it was a street bike . I almost got a big ruckus at one time . But parts was hard to come by . So nice to see something like this .
South Carolina decided my all powerful 49 cc Ruckus is a motorcycle and not a moped. It's that awesome 4 1/2 HP that makes it so dangerous. So then, I need a tag, insurance, license and of course, pay taxes. The first thing I did was to take may motorcycle driving test on the Ruckus, and the only problem I had was the handlebars would hit my knee on a sharp turn. Passed my test and now can ride my VF500F(V4), CRF250L Rally, AT DCT, and my VTX1800T. Ruckus has served me well, but it's always nice to have more power.
I think the Navi is cute and would be a fun to play around on. My friends at my local Honda dealership think it would be a good platform for Honda to make an electric bike. You were so giggly riding the Africa Twin 😆😆. It’s such a great bike!
Heck, it wouldn't be that hard of a conversion, considering e-scooters exist. Tthere's space for a battery pack right there (you'd loose the cubby, but heck, go hot-swappable while you're at it). it would probably have more acceleration, too as carbureted engines have to be starved to meet emissions and it's not got all the power it really could.
This looks like a lot of fun. What a great invite.
What popped into my head watching you & Jess on these is that it would be a great alternative to a onewheel or electric bike for about the same money. You get a lot more capability than either of those and it's small, easy to park and economical to operate.
electric scooters are cheaper and electric bike and onewheel doesn't need insurance which is another big cost. having this as competition doesnt hut though
@@sennamontea1380 where does it say one doesnt have to have insurance on an electric bike ??
@@grooviefan bicycle not motorized
@@sennamontea1380 Electric scooters rarely have a 100 mile range and OneWheels top out ~20mph with a ~20 mile range. Not to mention that even as a single person, getting my weekly groceries home on a OneWheel would be a challenge, but would be a snap on the Navi. I think electric is the wave of the future but I have been using rechargables for nearly 20 years now and the tech isn't quite there yet to fully be basic transportation in a spread out area like I live in. It will get there and it is getting better nearly every year, but it hasn't fully arrived yet. And the mileage this will allow me to take off my regular car would allow for a low mileage discount on that which would likely cover the insurance on the Navi, considering the overall value of the Navi.
@@ridesar Agreed, all the competitions is great for the technology boom. I'm interested in the Sondars Metacycle, I hope people look into and review that one. 80miles though.
This seems like a terrific little whip to throw on the back of a truck/rv. Would have loved if you had got to toss some knobbies on there like you mentioned or get to try it double up. I know we bottom out the suspension when we ride two up on the Scooter. I’m all for auto bikes to get more people into the sport. This seems like the ultimate bike to have in the city.
At Less than $2k, why not 2 in the pickup? Anyone that can ride a bike can ride a NAVI....!
Street legal, 50mph adult 'minibike' !
I would have preferred it to be electric, as we severely miss e-scooters sold by big brands in North America.
@@Davmm96 if you're talking about NIU scooters that are rentals in many cities around europe - you aren't missing much. Throttle algorithm on those is so bad i completely dumped the idea if buying one for myself. If you ever ridden a Boosted Board vs. cheap chinese e-skates - it's literally the same issue that can be solved in software, and manufacturer just doesn't care
Oh man to have one of these with u to explore farther amazing
I'd just throw a normal scooter on the back of the RV. At least that way I could use it to leave the RV at the camp grounds and get some groceries from the village. These things can't even fit a helmet in their storage compartment, what if you want to carry more than two pints of lager and a packet of crisps?
This video made me buy one! Picking it up this week in the grasshopper green!
This has a wow factor. Well designed and priced just right.
It is until you see dealers are tacking on all kinds of fees making it cost slight under $3,000
@@Bert439 Exactly, the bike is dead in water due to dealers. Would I buy one for 2200 bucks out the door? Sure. Would I buy one for used Grom money (3k+)? Absolutely not.
Hi Amanda. Loving your videos. Love the Navi video. I lived in USA for 20 years. Rode big bikes the whole time. Came to UK 2016 to live. Had to pass a test on a 125...Then we still have to wear L plates...lol...So I relate with the Navi video...I own a Benelli 125 until I take the test for upto 500 or 2nd test for 500 and over...Crazy complex rules here....But it is a fun place to ride...Anyway..Saying Hi. Bikerchick...xx
This was a fun watch - thanks!
I have a 2009 Yamaha C3 Cube scooter with 50cc 4 stroke, water cooled, fuel injected engine, decent storage space also top out 45mph, I paid for $850 used with 1450 miles, I love it，thanks Honda.
Great review! Nice toy, under 2k how can anyone go wrong with this, great for the RV!
It could totally handle dirt roads. My Grom has pent more time off pavement than on. These little bikes are just a hoot to rip around in the woods. As a bonus, they are so small you can ride them on elk trails. I have had my Grom in place I couldn’t get my xr250.
Great video your video is much better than others I’ve watched. Did you do a review on that African Twin?
The price and a trunk make it pretty appealing. Throw a rack and a milk crate on the back and it's a pretty good city bike/grocery getter.
So I must've watched this 10 months ago as I just saw my previous comment, but I just watched TFL bike channel doing a vid of a first rideout in a group and saw you in it when he was saying he made fun in a previous video about the brown colour but when he saw yours he now thinks it's the best colour, as I did when I first saw it! 👍 and I think he was behind you most of the way..
Excellent thorough review. Very charming.
Nicely done video. Great commentary and review. You did a great job. I’ve been thinking about a small bike and was considering a Ruckus for around town & errands. This one might fit the bill better. Dirt and off road should be fine. Think about what was used on trails 40 years ago. This bike is way ahead of some of those. 😁👍
The Ruckus is only 49cc. Get a 125cc Monkey or Grom if you plan on going over 30mph. Also the Ruckus is easy to steal.
Sadly since I would need the same licensing and registration for that thing, I would want it to be able to do highway speeds, but I love the size and styling. I wonder if there's any way to hod rod it.
Yeah..buy a grom
If you want something highway worthy you're gonna need something like a 300 or 500 cc
First vid up on the brown one!Have a deposit on one.Been waitin on this vid.Thank you
Thank YOU, Honda. Maybe now I can get my lady into riding
I am sold, I am buying this so I can zoom around my neighborhood as well as weekly light grocery trips!!!
My partner and I just LOVE how you talk, present and edit. 😍😍 You could genuinely convince me to like olives (which I detest) simply by your honesty and conviction. I’d try them if you told me to. 😂
AWW! Thank you! That means a lot to me
olives... on pizza are ok.
We've Navi in India since 2016. A very fun to ride motorcycle.
I’m an experienced rider, but I want one. This would fit nicely on the hitch of our SUV when we travel, and it would allow a second set of wheels for exploring small towns and cities.
Sorry if this has been asked before but what brand/model is your hat. Looks like it compresses well for storage and doesn’t lose shape, does it? TIA.
I've been riding the biggest bikes Harley makes for years and I want one of these!
I've been riding for 35+ years, I really want a Navi! I'd have to throw some mild knobbies on for a dual-ish sport :)