Conan James Evans, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. When I use the "analytics" tool that UA-cam provides, I can see that a large number of my subscribers live in Japan or Thailand, so I try to include translations for them. I didn't really put very many translations in my Navi videos because Navis aren't available in Thailand, nor Japan, but the videos about the Trail 125, Monkey 125, and SuperCub 125 get more views there, so those videos have more translations. One reason I don't speak in the videos is that I can't speak Thai, nor Japanese, and listening to someone drone on in a language you don't understand, reduces your enjoyment of a video.
Man, you've got so much more accessory install videos and stuff like that than everyone else. I'll be sure to remember them whenever I get around to installing stuff on my Navi. (Ranger Green color, bought in Indiana)
TotemoGaijin, Thanks for watching and your kind words. My Navi's both started out Grasshopper Green, but I bought the body panels for the Red, Ranger Green, and Nut Brown for under $50 each and put them on the shelf. I did install the Ranger Green, so now I have Grasshopper on the shelf.. When the Navi was first announced I told the dealer I wanted Nut Brown, but none ever came in. I did see a Nut Brown Navi at Action Honda two weeks ago when I was picking up a Monkey. I still haven't ever seen a Navi on the streets around me, except for mine.
Smokey, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. The windshield installation is very easy except for one difficult part. I have installed three of them now, and the metal bracket that goes inside the headlight bracket needed to be slightly bent on each install, and each slightly bent in a different way. Starting at 9:17 in the video, and running to about 10:40, I install the top two bolts to fasten the top of the metal bracket. Those are easy to get lined up. The video isn't very good because my head is in the way, but from 11:05 to 11:54, I am struggling to get the lower bracket bolts installed on both sides. That is because the bracket doesn't line up perfectly with the holes in the headlight cover. After installing the top bracket bolts, but before putting on the plastic headlight cover, inspect the lower bolt holes on the bracket, and bend the bracket up, down, in, or out, until the bolt holes in the bracket perfectly line up with the holes in the headlight cover. If you do that, you will have no problems.
Nice to see that the parts did not fall off. You were right in your other comments about ordering your accessories early, i was only able to find the rear rack in stock 😬. Scarcity issues. Those American White Ibis are saying “you meet the nicest people on a Honda!” Lol
Thanks for watching and your comments.. I feed those Ibis every late afternoon, and when they hear me ride up on a motorcycle or scooter, they come flying over from all sides of the lake.. sort of like ringing the dinner bell.. LOL.. I do see that the windscreen is still showing as unavailable on the Honda accessories web site, but Love Motorsports was able to order one for me, and it came in in about a week. That was a few weeks ago.. maybe they are sold out everywhere now.
I plan to install the X ICON Graphics kit on the next warm day. We have been having pretty tough weather now for a few days in central Florida.. a cold drizzle off and on.. I plan to install the Urban Camo kit as soon as I can buy a Nut Brown Navi, or if my Nut Brown body panels I ordered a month ago, come in at Love Honda.
Loved your Honda Navi video today. I purchased a Honda Navi two weeks ago. I like the green handlebar bag you installed. Can you tell me where you purchased it from. Thanks Alan.
Alan, thanks for watching my video and your question, much appreciated. I bought the green MOLLE bag on eBay from the vendor loveb-8721. Search for Nylon Molle Utility Organizer Pouch. They come in three colors; black, tan, and olive drab. It should be $11.65 - $11.82 with free shipping.
my Navi is so hard to start when engine is cold. took it into dealer and they just adjusted the idle.tried to start it the next morning and same ordeal but after its finally running and warmed up works great, love your videos
Paul, For us here in Florida, a cold morning is 40 degrees. Our Navis always start pretty easily with full choke on while turning over the engine on the electric starter. it takes an unusually long time, perhaps 10 seconds or so of continuously holding the starter button before it fires, but it always does. We don't touch the throttle during this period. Unlike an outboard motor or other small engines, it seems impossible to flood the engine while starting it, so we don't mess with the choke, nor try turning it over with the choke off, then back on, then off, etc. We simply leave the choke on full choke and turn over the engine until it fires. Once it fires, you are good for the day. We turn the choke slightly off, and then start a slow ride. After about 4 city blocks, the engine is warm, and we turn the choke completely off, and it idles fine from then on. It is a bit trickly to get it to idle without stalling during the first 4 blocks, as the choke has to be exactly right during the warm-up for the idle not to stall. I don't think adjusting the idle at the carb was the correct solution to your problem. I would check to make sure that the choke is fully closed when you have the choke lever set to closed. If it is, then try what we do. First thing in the morning, put the choke to full, and then hold the starter button down, while keeping your hand off the throttle. Stop if it doesn't fire in 20 seconds.
@@Vintage_Garage 40F🤣 my buddy from work and i have taken them to work in 25F weather and they fire right up. let it warm up for 2 or 3 mins turn chock on half then drive to work. honestly from us talking and hearing people are having problems its comes down to user error.. also mine has a bigger crab, jets, clutch upgrade, variator, weights, and exhaust... it should be harder to start but its not.
@@23killquick Thanks for watching and your comment. Like you, I was a bit puzzled by Paul's question, as I never have had a cold start problem with my Navis. I never heard back from him if he is still having the problem.
@Vintage Garage no problem. I came to the video strictly for that storage box. The back rack with cordage just looks jank to Mr and isn't pleasing to the eyes
@@Vintage_Garage still having the problem, i ordered a new carb from Partszilla. I'm going to drill out the welch plug and try adjusting the a/f mixture. the bike is running super rich according to the spark plug. I have tried your method of starting and it was helpful! thanks for your great videos. i watch them all
I love this video. I guess so ,your age is almost same my father. I was impressed your politely and careful work. Just last week,I order to buy NAVI ! I am looking forward to riding. Thank you sir.and sorry my poor English,from Japan.
父親はまさにこのホンダヘリックスの黒バージョンに乗っています。 今、日本では一番人気が有るのはHarley Davidsonで Ducati ＆BMWも人気があって、私の弟はHarley Davidson と BMWの1,200ccクラスをそれぞれ所有しています。 でも私は若い頃からホンダがお気に入りでスーパーカブ、CB125、フォルツァ、CBR750などなどホンダばかりに乗ってきました。 エンジンのフィーリングとか丈夫さとかデザインも好きですね。 Have a happy life with good bike ！
Thanks for watching and your kind words.. I like your videos too, and have watched them all. My Honda accessories came with a sheet of paper telling me to go the Honda Accessories web site for the instructions and I found them there. as .pdf files. Have a look at: powersports.honda.com/accessories/listing Fill out the form with year, street, mini-moto, Navi, Navi and then click on the Windscreen. Then you should see the link to the instructions for the Windscreen. If you click on that link you end up here: cdn.powersports.honda.com/documentum/MW01/08R70-K74-A00ZA.pdf The instructions for the rear rack are also there, but the instructions for the two decal kits come with the kits.
@Vintage Garage Vary nice. I definitely over looked that one (instructions) but I think I was pretty close anyways. Did you have to bend your bracket by chance? I know there was a few complaints and questions about it not fitting right.
Also I had the same sided brackets for the rear rack both flanges faced the same way, one went to the inside like it should and the other bracket had to go to the outside of the bike so I couldn’t even put them on like the instructions had them but it still works ok.
@@rideordie6886 Yes, I had to bend the bracket slightly to fit. Mine wasn't as badly out of alignment as yours, but all it takes is to be off by a an 1/16 of an inch, and you won't get the top two screws started. The installation in the video takes a few minutes, but the actual install took more than two hours with quite a bit of swearing that I couldn't include in the video. LOL The bracket has to be perfectly aligned for the top two screws to be started. Then the crash bar that surrounds the headlight also has to be slightly straightened as well. The bottom two screws are easy as there is nothing to line up, assuming the crash bar is straight. I thought I'd have to drill out the top holes in the plastic slightly for the top spacer to fit, but in the end, I didn't have to. I also found an alignment problem with the rear rack install. I had to squeeze the two side pipes slightly closer to each other so that I could get the bolts started. Also, I had to adjust the helmet holder brackets to fit a d-ring on a helmet. When I buy H2C, Kitaco, or Gcraft accessories from Thailand for the Cubs made in Thailand, the parts fit perfectly with no adjustments needed, so I was surprised that the fit on the Navi accessories wasn't as good as I was used to.
Excellent video. Picked up my NAVI a couple of days ago. Happy with it so far. Break in is 300 miles, which seems shorter than other bikes. Manual says “drive conservatively” until broken in. Tough because I want to open up the throttle. I’ll be getting the windshield and rack extension as well. Thanks!
sacredmusicguy, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. I think Honda has started shipping Navis again after a month and half with no deliveries. One man in Virgina received a red one yesterday. What color is yours, and where was the dealership? Had it been sitting at the dealer for a while, or did it just come in a day or two before you picked it up? Yes, the 300 mile break in period seems short. I think the owners manuals for my Super Cub 125s and Trail 125s all recommend a break-in period of 600 miles on them. With my Navi, I never went over 40 mph for the first 300 miles, then did an oil change at 300 miles, then have been riding it at 50 mph since.. My neighbor, "Lightfoot" did the same, and she now has over 3,000 miles on her Navi.
@@Vintage_Garage Picked it up at Broward Motorsports Palm Beach. I was linked to the dealership from either motohunt or cycletrader, can’t remember. Red was all they had. That’s fine as it was my first choice. Can’t tell how long since it had arrived.
@@mistermusik I think it must have arrived recently. That is the first Red one I have heard of in Florida, but they come two to a box, so there must at least be another red one sold by Broward Motorsports. Honda announced another graphics kit. Besides the X ICON and the Viper Urban Camo, there is now a "Fireblade" graphics kit for Navi, but I haven't been able to find the part number of it yet. If you haven't seen it, scroll down to the "Made to Customize" on the Navi page at powersports honda com. There is a tool there that lets you see what each of the three graphics kits look like on each of the four Navi colors
@@Vintage_Garage Yep, seen it. I like the look of mine stock. There is a youtuber that painted his fenders the same as the body, in his case red. Those painted fenders look really good. Would be nice if Honda offered different fender color options.
Wizard, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. I think the Navi would look great with a box on both sides of the back, and that setup would likely make it easier to get on and off the Navi, as you could just sling your leg over the back more easily than with a single box on the rack. In my case however, the main reason for mounting any box is so that I have a place to store my helmet while I am running errands inside a store or visiting a place where I am going to be away from the Navi for an hour or so. As far as I know, there are no side boxes large enough to store my helmet in one of them.
jacasan2000, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. When there is time, I like to add a ride, lunch or coffee, and scenery to my videos to make them more interesting, so that they aren't just technical or simply a ride somewhere.
Cool little bike, may have to have one someday. Look forward to your future vids. Looks like you have some neat bikes, if you haven't already you should do a video of your collection.
Thanks for watching the video, and your kind words, much appreciated. I also like your idea of a video of the collection. I'll try to do that when the weather is warmer.
I just want to say you out did quazimotard I think you proved that even though you have snow on the roof you have done them well yes seniors power your a minded blower thank you so much keep the good work going Lemay nelson
Lemay, Thanks for your kind words. It's getting hard for me to see the small parts, and so old and slow is pretty much the norm for me now. Today, I will be installing the Viper Urban Camo Graphics Kit on the Ranger Green body. If I don't mess up the videotaping, I plan to put up the video in a day or two.
Gene, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I just put up another Navi video a few minutes ago. I hope you will take a look at it: ua-cam.com/video/Iy1PzNcffSY/v-deo.html
In Peru the handguards are included in a kit sold by Honda that also comes with the rear rack, the windscreen, sliders, stickers and other things. Some riders have installed different handguards but most of them have also changed the handlebar in that case, as the original doesn't have the end holes to install some of the models. There are some differences between the Latam models and the one you have there, so I don't know if yours is the same case. I hope you can find some soon! Great video!
FenderLesPaul1989, thanks for watching the video and your comment, much appreciated. I have seen pictures of those tan colored handguards on the fully dressed Navis in South America. Also on the same bike with the hand guards and decals, I have seen a seat cover that says NAVI on it, crash bars, and a skid plate underneath. I would think that someone in Mexico or South America would start an online parts business selling those items, but if so, I have been unable to find them. I'd appreciate knowing any leads you might have for the hand guards, crash bars, sliders, and the skid plate, and also the sari step on the left rear.
@@Vintage_Garage I think the step was included as an accessory for earlier models in Mexico, I haven't seen it offered for the newer ones in Peru. The kit with all the tanned accessories (Adventure Kit) can be found between $150 and $180, but it seems like it's sold out in most stores right now. Supposedly some new inventory will arrive at the end of the month. The kit with the NAVI seat cover (Sport Kit) is available in three colors. I would have imagined that the stores in Mexico would be able to provide accessories to the USA market, considering the proximity and the Navi being available there for some years now.
Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I have a Ruckus too, but no Grom yet. In the next day or two if the weather remains dry and mild, I plan to install the X ICON graphics kit on my Navi. I was going to do it earlier in the week, but cold weather and the sudden arrival of another Trail 125, delayed the graphics kit install.
@@Vintage_Garage no problem... with ever SHARP increases in Gas/Fuel Prices. ( approx $1.75 per litre )...Was as High as $1.92..a few weeks ago!!....i may have to 'invest' in 1 of these Mini Honda Motos...for Daily City commuting to 'WORK'!! Cheers from Canada!
@@gungfuriceboy Same thing in Florida. $3.40 a gallon four weeks ago, then $4.47 overnight a week ago, now fallen back to $4:07. Was well under $3.00 before the current administration started their war on US energy production. It looks like we might hold around $4:10 for a week or more now.
Acid Monster, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. I agree with you. There is nothing worse than a guy talking over the music of the mechanical sounds. In addition, many of my subscribers live in Japan and Thailand, and I can't speak either language. The music a wrench or other tool makes can be understood in any language.
Elliot, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. Navi's were scarce for a few months, but I think dealers are now getting second batches. My local dealer in Florida just received another box of two of them.
What a peaceful and enjoyable video! McChicken and diet Pepsi lol. I retire soon and I want it like this exactly. Thank you sir. Anyone down for a navi ride in ct?
mikeinwtby, Thanks for watching, subscribing, and your kind words, much appreciated. Finding other Navi riders is a pretty tall order. Navi's arrive at the dealer two to a box. In my case, my neighbor, "Lightfoot" got one and I got the other, so I have someone to ride Navis with. My dealer, like many dealers only received one box, so you might only have one other Navi near you in CT.
Handi Camper, Thanks for watching and your comments, much appreciated. Adding a top box to the Navi is the most important accessory in my mind, as it makes the most difference in the usefulness. With it, you can run errands, without it, not so much.
Cody, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I've had a 2022 Monkey on order for a few months now and think it might come in this coming week. I just put up another Navi video a few minutes ago. I hope you will take a look at it: ua-cam.com/video/Iy1PzNcffSY/v-deo.html
Excellent video. I saw another video from a Navi owner who was able to put 24 cans of beer in the stock storage box. Have you experimented with what fits in yours?
Double Zero, thanks for watching and your question, much appreciated. I watched the beer can video as well, but haven't done much experimentation with either of my Navi's, other than I can find a gas can that fits in there. I did watch the video from Navian about how he modified his storage box to fit his gas can, but that fix is too gross for me, even though the storage boxes are very inexpensive to replace. If I had been him, I would have kept looking for a gas can that would fit in there. About all I can say is that since a full face helmet, nor my gas can fit in the storage box, I need a top box on mine to store my helmet when I am shopping, and I use the lower storage box, just for overflow. I put my small fishing tackle box and my DJI Mavic Mini quadcopter in there when I ride somewhere to make a video. The odd non-rectangular shape makes it pretty impractical for other things, but with some thought, a shelf system could be designed in there to hold tools, the tackle box, and the Mavid Mini and still leave room for a lunch. Here the link to Navians video: ua-cam.com/video/0_br8jE0VdY/v-deo.html
Motorcycles and Stuff, Thanks for watching and your kind words.. I usually get comments that my videos are too slow.. LOL.. I did go on to install the XICON graphics and figured out how to install the Barkbusters hand guards in later videos. I also installed the Viper Urban Camo graphics, and most recently changed the Quro top case to a lighter top case with a Viper Urban Camo wrap. The playlist for my Navi technical videos is here: ua-cam.com/play/PLzD0_ErwwkDC2iZrKfdToOJEEWd4T-fCP.html And, the playlist for Navi riding videos is here: ua-cam.com/play/PLzD0_ErwwkDDsVU4GXvvU0wutHl_6jh58.html
Nishi, Thanks for watching, and your kind words, much appreciated. As far as I know, you are the only viewer from Sri Lanka. All of the Navis we have here in the USA were assembled in Mexico, with parts that were all manufactured in India. I knew that even through assembly of Navis ended in India a few years ago, I think there are still a few Navis running around in India. Do you have a Navi, and if so, did you buy it in Sri Lanka, and are do you see other Navis near you that you can ride with?
@@Vintage_Garage Hello! I'm not familiar with the situation in India. Sri Lanka is an Independant Island state that is not connected to India. I wish it had a bridge or something so I could ride between the countries without a need for airline tickets. There are many Honda Navi bikes in Sri Lanka. I spot one roughly atleast every other time I take a ride around town. However, we only have the previous model that came without a fuel level indicator. I bought my bike three months ago from a local bike dealership in Sri Lanka and I'm currently it's third registered owner. I usually just drive around town but I recently drove 120km to test if it was capable of running long distance. I took breaks of around 10 minutes each for every 30km that I drove. I finished the journey in a little over four and a half hours. It was not the most comfortable ride and not the fastest but it was fun. I've uploaded a picture of my bike in case you wanted to take a look at it. Ignore the background as this was taken back when I took the bike inside to heat up and remove the extra stickers attached to the bike by previous owners. (ibb..co/yy182Th - remove one fullstop after ibb to go to the link) I'm currently in search of a front visor like yours but it's extremely rare in Sri Lanka because we have import restrictions. Our country was ruled by corrupt politicians and we are now facing a massive foreign reserve shortage. We lack the USD needed to import basic necessities for our people. I'll upload a picture if and after I find and install a proper front visor to my bike. Fun fact :- We have a song about this bike in our country. You probably won't understand the lyrics but you could figure out that it's about a Honda Navi advertisement when it was first advertised for sale in Sri Lanka five years ago.
@@nishihusky6116 That is all interesting to me. While we have a fuel gauge on our Navis, we still have the reserve/main/off petcock like you do, but for us, the reserve/main is useless, as when on main, you know the engine will stop when the fuel needle gets to the top of the red mark. Then you have to switch to reserve, and reserve runs out at the bottom of the red mark. I think everyone here just puts the petcock to "reserve" and then watches the gauge. That way you don't have to switch to main when the fuel needle gets to the top of the red. When the needle gets to the top of the red, you need to find fuel within about 6-10 miles. Many here also envy your rear brake lever on the left handlebar. Our Navis have linked brakes working from a brake pedal by your right foot. I am ok with the linked brakes, but many are not. Those windshields like I put on my Navis are sometimes available here and then on back order as each batch sells out pretty quickly. The rear rack and the windshield are the most popular accessories here, and everyone has one or two on order. I was able to see your photo, and I am envious of your Sari Step, and also your red bars protecting the sides of the engine. Those items are impossible to get here at any price. I did use the Sari Step mounting point in my video about mounting a spare fuel can, please see: ua-cam.com/video/njHQs9DhwXY/v-deo.html I also enjoyed that Navi video you linked. I see it was made 5 years ago. Did Honda stop selling Navis in Sri Lanka, or are they still selling new ones at the Honda dealerships there? Do your import restrictions prohibit receiving gifts? I know in Indonesia, the government charges duty on gifts, and it can be upwards of 50% or more of what the government decides the gift is worth.
@@Vintage_Garage I'm glad that I have the red side bars and the sari step. Previous owners installed it and I'm grateful for it. I didn't know about the right foot brake in your model before I read your response. I definitely prefer the left handlebar brake over it. But if I'm made to choose between a model with an easier brake or a model with a fuel gauge, I would pick the model with a fuel gauge. I request your advice on this fuel tank issue. Is there anyway (or anything I can manually install) to know the level of fuel remaining in my bike without having to physically open the tank head? Keeping mental track of approximately how much petrol remains or having to switch to reserve to know that there's only a little petrol left is currently not helpful at all. I watched the video of you installing a fuel can to your bike. Lifting the signal lights by a couple of inches was a brilliant idea. However, I do not prefer to keep a fuel can on the outside of a bike due to two reasons. Firstly, there is a risk of inflammability in case of an accident. Drivers are usually reckless in Sri Lanka. Motor traffic rules are not properly followed in most roads except in roads where there are motor traffic officers. Secondly, I do not want to get robbed. We only get four liters of petrol per week per bike due to a QR code quota system that is currently in place in Sri Lanka. Fuel is not an abundant resource in the country right now due to the USD shortage. The blame goes to politicians yet again. Someone would definetely open the can and take petrol out of the can while my bike is stopped somewhere. Honda's Sri Lankan site does list Navi bikes in their official webpage but I am uncertain if they still sell new bikes. To the best of my knowledge, Our country's import restrictions do not prohibit recieving gifts nor place a duty for gifts but I do not wish to recieve gifts due to personal reasons.
@@nishihusky6116 First, sorry I didn't respond, and you had to resend your question. I really don't have a good answer. I only have one scooter that I drive regularly that doesn't have a fuel gauge. It is a Honda Ruckus 50 cc scooter, also called a Zoomer in some markets. It was built with no fuel gauge. It only has a light that comes on when the fuel level is low. I don't trust the light as it is not easy to know if the light is even working, and there is no reserve. Whenever I add gasoline to the Ruckus, I always fill it full, then I put a piece of masking tape on the speedometer directly below the odometer. I write the current odometer reading on the masking tape and know that the light should come on in about 105 miles (170 km). When I get close to 100 miles, I always stop for fuel and fill up the tank completely and then change the masking tape and write the new odometer reading on it. I never ever fill the tank partly full, or that defeats the method. My Navi gets only 80 miles (125 km) to a full tank, and the reserve is only good for about 8 miles (12 km), so I only get about 72 miles (115 km) on the main setting. If I had no gas gauge on the Navi, I would do the same thing, knowing that I must stop for fuel after 60 miles (100 km) making sure that any time I add fuel to the Navi, it is completely full before marking the tape. 100 km is an easy number to remember. When your odometer is 100 more than the number on the masking tape, stop and fill up with fuel. You might have to experiment some to find the actual number as your fuel consumption may be different than mine. Lastly, before I mounted the red 3L side tank on the Navi, I carried one of these cans in the space under the seat: www.amazon.com/Watco-65851-Danish-Finish-Walnut/dp/B000LO2224/ref=asc_df_B000LO2224/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=193168541182&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10828593448378492834&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9052673&hvtargid=pla-309481937216&th=1 I emptied the contents, rinsed it out well, and filled it with gasoline. The can is designed to hold a petroleum product, and so far, hasn't leaked. I realize that carrying this can of gasoline also creates a fire hazard, but it does give me a 6 mile (10 km) extra reserve. That can just fits in the space under the seat where the owner's manual is stored.
Heyoka__M, Thanks for watching and the comment, much appreciated. I bought the muffler garnish from Movitec in Columbia. Even though they are in Columbia, they still had world-wide shipping back then. I see now that they are shipping from Miami instead of Bogota, so it should be pretty good delivery time. Search on eBay for Movitec Navi and you should find 23 results for a number of dress-up parts they have for Navi. The muffler garnish now comes in several colors too. Please let me know if you have trouble finding the item. Thanks.
I really enjoy your videos. Will you tell me the size of the molle pouch? It fits so nicely. I have searched ebay and keep coming up ones that are too large or don't have the snapping straps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and adventures.
Chris, Thanks for watching my videos, your kind words, and your question. You can find the actual bags I use by searching eBay for "Pactical Nylon Molle " (leave off the quote marks). Note that the word Tactical is misspelled. You must use the word Pactical in your search. Only one bag will match the search. The size is 16x21x4cm (roughly 6.3 by 8.2 inches) and black is sold out.
Dana.. y first impression is that it is easy to ride. Starts instantly, is comfortable for my size, and easy to ride no handed.. very stable. Mine idles and runs perfectly. The only adjustment I made on it was to adjust the brakes to remove most of the freeplay in the foot brake. Now I am really happy with the linked brake setup.
@@danasymosky5609 I went on a 20 mile ride this afternoon and was surprised at how fast the fuel gauge headed down toward zero.. I like to run non-eth gasoline in all of my bikes, and my local WaWa gas station sells it for a reasonable price. However, with such a short apparent fuel range on the Navi, I may need to engineer some way of mounting one of those red 3 liter plastic fuel cans low down on the back left of the Navi so I don't need to look for more non-eth in the middle of the ride. I am going to study the mounting bracket for the "Sari Step" and check out the mounting points and see if they are sturdy enough to support a home made bracket for the 3 liter can..
Hi Thailand only has GROM available, but I personally like Navi a lot better... Its shame that Navi is not available here. Very interesting installing video. Look forward for more!!
Samurai, Thanks for your comment, much appreciated. I wish my videos were as good as yours, as each one of yours tells an interesting story. The quality of the NAVI isn't up to the standards of the motorcycles made in Thailand, but it is surprisingly fun to ride. It is priced in the USA like a Honda Scoopy would be in Thailand. It wouldn't make sense for Honda to sell them outside of North America with the shipping backups and costs of today. It tracks very well, and hands off riding is very easy. I didn't think I would be able to get my leg over the seat with the top box installed, but I can just manage it.. LOL I wonder if Honda will order more of them from India, once all 5,000 of the CKD (Complete Knockdown KIts) they received last year from India have been assembled in Mexico and sold. Every Honda Dealer in the USA has already received their first batch of Navis as they have been arriving by truck from Mexico, almost daily. There is still no word on when the Monkey I ordered two months ago will arrive. When the Monkey arrives at my dealer here, the focus on my videos will be on the Monkey for a while..
Dzunkuづんく私のビデオとあなたのコメントを見ていただきありがとうございます。 私が知る限り、フロントガラスは風に関連するものには何の影響もありません。 バイクが遅くなったり速くなったりするわけではないと思いますし、オンとオフの風の違いもわかりません。 主にデコレーション用ですが、チーズバーガーやサンドイッチなどの収納スペースにもなるので重宝します。 Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. As far as I can tell, the windshield has no effect on anything related to wind. I don't think it makes the motorcycle slower or faster, and I can't tell the difference in wind when it is on or off. It is mainly for decoration, but it also provides a storage space for a cheeseburger or other sandwich, so that makes it handy.
Michael, Thanks for watching my video, your comment and your question, much appreciated. When I installed the windshield, my Navi was almost brand new, and since it hadn't been broken in, I never made a high-speed test prior to the installation. I now have about 250 miles on the Navi and still haven't made a high-speed test for the same reason. I would think that it wouldn't have any effect on anything though. I installed it because it was a Honda factory option, and I try to install all the Honda factory options on my Honda motorcycles and scooters, as with time, they become unavailable. I think the purpose of the windshield is perhaps simply as a dress-up item. I think if makes the Navi look good, but again, that wasn't the primary reason I installed it. It does provide a bit of storage, as I can set a cheeseburger on the speedometer when I drive between the Burger King and Lake Beverly. That might be the main difference between no windshield and windshield.
where did you find the replacement covers to change the bike color? they are not on the honda website? I did see the windscreen there however. I love the dark green, mine is nut brown that I dont like. please help
Thanks for watching my video and your question. I bought the three panels (left, right, and headlight cover) at the parts counter of my local Honda dealer who sold me my Navis. Please watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/wSCNMbC6iTc/v-deo.html It will show you the part numbers you need. Simply go to the parts counter at the dealer where you bought your Navi and ask you to order a set for you. Take the parts numbers with you as it is confusing, as to what is Ranger Green, what is Red, and so on. Total for the three panels should be less than $50. You will save shipping cost by ordering from your dealer. My panels took about 2 weeks to come in. If you want to order online, I suggest Rocky Mountain ATV. A Google search will bring up their home page, and they have an online ordering system.
Thanks for watching the video and your question, much appreciated. I think you might be right that the windshield is purely decorative. I do like the looks of it. I made a 20 mile test ride yesterday afternoon, with speeds around 40 mph. The windscreen seems to push air to either side and not much comes off the top of it. I don't think it will keep the bugs off your helmet face shield. I only rode the Navi for a half mile slowly around the block without the windscreen in the dark the night I got it, so I don't know how it rides at speed without the windscreen. With the windscreen, the Navi is very stable at speed with no hands on the handlebars. Not sure how it is like without the windshield.
Lemon, thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. Yes, I am that guy! LOL.. Lego and Disney just came out with a Lego set to honor me.. Have a look at: www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Disney-Pixar-Up-House-43217-100-Celebration-Classic-Building-Toy-Set-Kids-Movie-Fans-Ages-9-A-Fun-Gift-Anyone-Who-Loves-Creative-Play/1527935978?athbdg=L1102&from=/search
@sulmanshah, Thanks for watching and your comment. I think the answer is yes. While the windshield comes fully assembled to the bar, the instructions show that it comes fully disassembled. Look at 6:46 in the video and you cans see how the windshield unbolts from the bar. If you are planning to use just the bar as protection for the headlight, you might cut off the top brackets for the windshield. Please have a look at that point in the video and let me know if you think my answer is correct. Thanks.
Thanks for watching the video and your question, much appreciated. I think the H2C phone holder is pretty adaptable to many bikes. I bought the first one from Beezdeals off their CT125 accessories page, and fitted it my Trail 125. I ordered several more when I saw that it was fairly universal. I also have one on each of my Super Cub 125s, and hope to use one on my 2022 Monkey when the Monkey finally shows up. You can also buy the exact same part directly from Motowolf on the Motowolf web site.
Dzunku, Thanks for watching, and your question, much appreciated. I bought both the MOLLE bag and the muffler garnish on ebay. The MOLLE bag is a bit tough to find as there are thousands of MOLLE bags on eBay, but the only correct one has a misspelling in the name. The listing calls the bag "Pactical" instead of "Tactical", Here is the link to it: www.ebay.com/itm/255036663802 Unfortunately, that seller is now out of the black color. A week ago, I wanted to find a black one for my new Monkey 125, and I found a second vendor. I have two black ones on order, and they have been shipped, but I haven't seen them yet, but I think they are the same: See: www.ebay.com/itm/294832591626 Out of the thousands of MOLLE Bags on eBay, these are the only two venders who sell the correct bag. I bought the muffler garnish from an eBay seller in Columbia, in South America. It now looks like they are shipping from Miami instead of Columbia, but I think the parts are made and sold by the same vendor. See: www.ebay.com/itm/165052135709 The item now shows to be out of stock, but the vendor has other Navi items: www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=movitec_accessories&store_cat=0&store_name=movitecaccessories&_oac=1&_nkw=navi He has the same muffler garnish in several colors, but chrome is out of stock. ご覧いただきありがとうございます。また、ご質問をお寄せいただきありがとうございます。 MOLLEバッグとマフラーガーニッシュをebayで購入しました。 MOLLE バッグは、eBay に何千もの MOLLE バッグがあるため、見つけるのが少し難しいですが、唯一正しいものは名前にスペルミスがあります。 このリストでは、このバッグを「タクティカル」ではなく「パクティカル」と呼んでいます。リンクは次のとおりです。 www.ebay.com/itm/255036663802 残念ながら、その売り手は現在、黒色を売り切れています。 1 週間前、新しいモンキー 125 用の黒を探していたところ、2 番目のベンダーを見つけました。 注文した黒が 2 つあり、発送されましたが、まだ見ていませんが、同じだと思います。 www.ebay.com/itm/294832591626 eBay にある何千もの MOLLE バッグのうち、適切なバッグを販売しているのはこの 2 つのベンダーだけです。 南米コロンビアのeBay出品者からマフラーガーニッシュを購入しました。 現在はコロンビアではなくマイアミから出荷されているようですが、部品は同じベンダーが製造・販売していると思います。 見る： www.ebay.com/itm/165052135709 アイテムは現在在庫切れと表示されていますが、ベンダーには他の Navi アイテムがあります。 www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=movitec_accessories&store_cat=0&store_name=movitecaccessories&_oac=1&_nkw=navi 出品者は同じマフラーガーニッシュを何色か持っていますが、クロームは在庫切れです。
@@Vintage_Garage Thank you very much for your detailed information. I could have located all the parts you described. I will wait for the chrome garnish to come in. Thank you!
Been hoping to get a Navi but they want an arm and a leg here in Miami, FL (talking $3500 out the door; ludicrous!) Fingers crossed I can find a decent seller who isn't going to try and hustle me with additional "fees." Anywho, loved the video, and you remind me of my father. I am happily a new subscriber to your channel!👍
Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. You will save $1,000 by making the drive up to Action Honda in Hudson, Florida. Ask for Sonny if you go and call him before you make the drive to confirm that he still has one left.
@@jamesrevell6475 James, sounds like you got a great deal! I'm assuming that that price didn't include titling your Navi in Florida. Was there any additional sales tax due to Florida as well? Even if that added up to $300, you still saved about $700-$800 over the price of Ridenow dealers in Florida, Honda of Melbourne or Gables in Wesley Chapel.
Thanks for watching the video and your comment, much appreciated. I am 168 cm tall, and the seat on the Navi is a bit higher than I would have preferred. Once you stand next to a Navi, you will realize that isn't as small as it appears to be in the marketing photos. Whether it is too small for you is a personal decision, so you should stand next to one before you decide. Please watch this next video and you will see how the size of the Navi compares to 18 other small Honda's: ua-cam.com/video/ITYLbbigSHE/v-deo.html
Sujit, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. Unfortunately, I do not know the answer to your question. The Honda windshield and Honda rear rack, as well as the three graphics kits are available at this next link, but I don't know if they ship to India. You could give them a try and see what happens. powersports.honda.com/accessories/listing Start there, and choose 2022 for the year, motorcycle for the segment, miniMoto for category, Navi for Model, and Navi for trim, and then click on the apply button. You could try the order online button and see if they accept your shipping address. I have a similar problem, but in reverse. I want to buy a Sari step for the Navi, and they aren't sold in the USA, and I can't find a shop in India that will sell me one and ship it to me. Do you have any leads on where I can buy a Sari Step, Honda Part # 83560-K74-N00?
Bryan, Thanks for watching and your comment. You Honda dealer can install the Official Honda parts for you, if you don't enjoy doing the work yourself. The problem is that both the windshield and the rear rack, while official Honda parts, with Honda part numbers, they are both normally on backorder. So if you want your dealer to install those parts, you should order them first, and then have them installed once they arrive at the dealer. As to the other parts, that aren't official Honda parts, it might be difficult or impossible to find a Honda Dealer who will install them for you. Part of the fun of the Navi or any small motorcycle is accessorizing them yourself, so that it has your personality. If you want to rely on others to install your accessories, then the hobby might not be a good fit for you. If you don't enjoy installing accessories, then I'd suggest just riding the Navi as it comes right from the dealer with no accessories. You will still have a lot of fun riding it. The windshield is pretty much just a decoration, and the rear rack is too small to be very useful. You could probably just get along with a small backpack to carry your gear.,
M.S., Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. You can order the rack at any Honda Powersports dealer. I would suggest going to the parts counter at the agency where you bought your Navi and ask them to order you part # 08L71-K74-A00. They might say that the part is showing as on "backorder" but go ahead and ask them to order one for you. You will be the first to get one when they come back in stock. Usually, the rear racks are in stock for a couple of weeks, and then they sell out again. Alternatively, if you want to buy on online, go to this site once a day for the next few weeks: shop.powersports.honda.com/products/productdetail/part_number=08L71-K74-A00/16023.0.1.1 When the status changes from "Out of Stock" to "Item is Available", buy one immediately, as they won't last long. Clearly, it is easiest to just order one from your dealer and they will call you when it comes in.
This is the best honda NAVI video on UA-cam! I loved every single moment of this. Thank you sir
leadfarmer73, Thanks for watching and your kind words, much appreciated.
@@Vintage_Garage thank you so much! I really enjoy your channel
@@sulmanshah Thanks for the kind words.. much appreciated.
Really appreciate you putting so many translations. I bet that's super useful for foreign viewers or English second language viewers. 👍
Conan James Evans, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. When I use the "analytics" tool that UA-cam provides, I can see that a large number of my subscribers live in Japan or Thailand, so I try to include translations for them. I didn't really put very many translations in my Navi videos because Navis aren't available in Thailand, nor Japan, but the videos about the Trail 125, Monkey 125, and SuperCub 125 get more views there, so those videos have more translations. One reason I don't speak in the videos is that I can't speak Thai, nor Japanese, and listening to someone drone on in a language you don't understand, reduces your enjoyment of a video.
@@Vintage_Garage That is incredibly thoughtful and worldly of you, man.
@@nxdboi Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated.
Man, you've got so much more accessory install videos and stuff like that than everyone else. I'll be sure to remember them whenever I get around to installing stuff on my Navi. (Ranger Green color, bought in Indiana)
TotemoGaijin, Thanks for watching and your kind words. My Navi's both started out Grasshopper Green, but I bought the body panels for the Red, Ranger Green, and Nut Brown for under $50 each and put them on the shelf. I did install the Ranger Green, so now I have Grasshopper on the shelf.. When the Navi was first announced I told the dealer I wanted Nut Brown, but none ever came in. I did see a Nut Brown Navi at Action Honda two weeks ago when I was picking up a Monkey. I still haven't ever seen a Navi on the streets around me, except for mine.
Hey I’m an old geezer like u and I love these small bore bikes !just got my Navi
Gary, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. What color is your Navi, and what State did you buy it in?
Before this video i was hesitant on the windshield install you made it look like a piece of cake🔥
Smokey, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. The windshield installation is very easy except for one difficult part. I have installed three of them now, and the metal bracket that goes inside the headlight bracket needed to be slightly bent on each install, and each slightly bent in a different way. Starting at 9:17 in the video, and running to about 10:40, I install the top two bolts to fasten the top of the metal bracket. Those are easy to get lined up. The video isn't very good because my head is in the way, but from 11:05 to 11:54, I am struggling to get the lower bracket bolts installed on both sides. That is because the bracket doesn't line up perfectly with the holes in the headlight cover. After installing the top bracket bolts, but before putting on the plastic headlight cover, inspect the lower bolt holes on the bracket, and bend the bracket up, down, in, or out, until the bolt holes in the bracket perfectly line up with the holes in the headlight cover. If you do that, you will have no problems.
Nice to see that the parts did not fall off. You were right in your other comments about ordering your accessories early, i was only able to find the rear rack in stock 😬. Scarcity issues. Those American White Ibis are saying “you meet the nicest people on a Honda!” Lol
Thanks for watching and your comments.. I feed those Ibis every late afternoon, and when they hear me ride up on a motorcycle or scooter, they come flying over from all sides of the lake.. sort of like ringing the dinner bell.. LOL.. I do see that the windscreen is still showing as unavailable on the Honda accessories web site, but Love Motorsports was able to order one for me, and it came in in about a week. That was a few weeks ago.. maybe they are sold out everywhere now.
Thank you for sharing the detailed steps of installing the different parts. It was an amazing video to watch.
Harold, Thanks for watching and your kind words, much appreciated. I am still riding the Navi on a regular basis, and it still runs like new.
It’s the cute old man from “UP” Disney movie!!
Thanks for watching and you comment. I can the resemblance! LOL
By the way, its going to look SICK with the oem decals! Cant wait.
I plan to install the X ICON Graphics kit on the next warm day. We have been having pretty tough weather now for a few days in central Florida.. a cold drizzle off and on.. I plan to install the Urban Camo kit as soon as I can buy a Nut Brown Navi, or if my Nut Brown body panels I ordered a month ago, come in at Love Honda.
Loved your Honda Navi video today. I purchased a Honda Navi two weeks ago. I like the green handlebar bag you installed. Can you tell me where you purchased it from. Thanks Alan.
Alan, thanks for watching my video and your question, much appreciated. I bought the green MOLLE bag on eBay from the vendor loveb-8721. Search for Nylon Molle Utility Organizer Pouch. They come in three colors; black, tan, and olive drab. It should be $11.65 - $11.82 with free shipping.
my Navi is so hard to start when engine is cold. took it into dealer and they just adjusted the idle.tried to start it the next morning and same ordeal but after its finally running and warmed up works great, love your videos
Paul, For us here in Florida, a cold morning is 40 degrees. Our Navis always start pretty easily with full choke on while turning over the engine on the electric starter. it takes an unusually long time, perhaps 10 seconds or so of continuously holding the starter button before it fires, but it always does. We don't touch the throttle during this period. Unlike an outboard motor or other small engines, it seems impossible to flood the engine while starting it, so we don't mess with the choke, nor try turning it over with the choke off, then back on, then off, etc. We simply leave the choke on full choke and turn over the engine until it fires. Once it fires, you are good for the day. We turn the choke slightly off, and then start a slow ride. After about 4 city blocks, the engine is warm, and we turn the choke completely off, and it idles fine from then on. It is a bit trickly to get it to idle without stalling during the first 4 blocks, as the choke has to be exactly right during the warm-up for the idle not to stall. I don't think adjusting the idle at the carb was the correct solution to your problem. I would check to make sure that the choke is fully closed when you have the choke lever set to closed. If it is, then try what we do. First thing in the morning, put the choke to full, and then hold the starter button down, while keeping your hand off the throttle. Stop if it doesn't fire in 20 seconds.
@@Vintage_Garage 40F🤣 my buddy from work and i have taken them to work in 25F weather and they fire right up. let it warm up for 2 or 3 mins turn chock on half then drive to work. honestly from us talking and hearing people are having problems its comes down to user error.. also mine has a bigger crab, jets, clutch upgrade, variator, weights, and exhaust... it should be harder to start but its not.
@@23killquick Thanks for watching and your comment. Like you, I was a bit puzzled by Paul's question, as I never have had a cold start problem with my Navis. I never heard back from him if he is still having the problem.
@Vintage Garage no problem. I came to the video strictly for that storage box. The back rack with cordage just looks jank to Mr and isn't pleasing to the eyes
@@Vintage_Garage still having the problem, i ordered a new carb from Partszilla. I'm going to drill out the welch plug and try adjusting the a/f mixture. the bike is running super rich according to the spark plug. I have tried your method of starting and it was helpful! thanks for your great videos. i watch them all
I love this video.
I guess so ,your age is almost same my father.
I was impressed your politely and careful work.
Just last week,I order to buy NAVI !
I am looking forward to riding.
Thank you sir.and sorry my poor English,from Japan.
私のビデオを見てくれてありがとう、そしてあなたの優しい言葉。 私は75歳ですが、今は年を取り、ゆっくりしています。 私の日本語訳が良くない場合は申し訳ありません。 私の隣人「ライトフット」が彼女のホンダナビを楽しんでいるのと同じように、私は私のホンダナビをとても楽しんでいます。 「ライトフット」は彼女のホンダナビで毎日通勤していて、私はホンダナビに一日おきに乗っています。 私はかなりの数の小さなホンダを持っています、そしてホンダナビは私のお気に入りの1つです。 日本でホンダナビが買えるとは知らなかったので、アメリカ、メキシコ、南米のどちらに住んでいるのでしょうか？
早速返信ありがとうございます。
あなたの日本語翻訳システムが素晴らしいので日本語で入力します。
手を煩わさせてしまい、すみません。
私の父もホンダのバイクが大好きで、78～79歳ぐらいでホンダ「フュージョン」に乗って、近所でのんびり楽しんでいます。
私は日本在住でホンダナビはメキシコから輸入します。
アメリカでは$1800程度と聞きますが、日本では輸送費も加わり、さらに$500ほど追加されます。
でもそれはホンダナビを手に入れるための大きな問題ではありません。
日本ではこの種のモーターサイクルが品薄で、今回予約出来てラッキーでした！
お互い、安全にバイクライフを楽しみましょう‼
@@maimaimi1254 あなたのお父さんと彼のホンダフュージョンについての話は面白いと思います。 ホンダフュージョン（CN250）はアメリカでホンダヘリックスとして販売されていたと思います。 私にはそれを持っている友人がいます。 彼はこのビデオで赤いホンダヘリックスに乗っています：
ua-cam.com/video/wWbdWk9WzHA/v-deo.html
メキシコからホンダナビを輸入する上でのあなたの創造性に感心します。 きっと日本でも珍しいものを購入して喜んでいただけると思います。
父親はまさにこのホンダヘリックスの黒バージョンに乗っています。
今、日本では一番人気が有るのはHarley Davidsonで Ducati ＆BMWも人気があって、私の弟はHarley Davidson と BMWの1,200ccクラスをそれぞれ所有しています。
でも私は若い頃からホンダがお気に入りでスーパーカブ、CB125、フォルツァ、CBR750などなどホンダばかりに乗ってきました。
エンジンのフィーリングとか丈夫さとかデザインも好きですね。
Have a happy life with good bike ！
@@maimaimi1254 私は30歳のとき、65歳になるまで、Triumph650とNorton750のオートバイに乗っていました。 私が66歳になったとき、それらのオートバイは私には重くなりすぎて、もはや面白くありませんでした。 それは私がより小さなホンダのオートバイに乗ることに切り替えたときであり、そして今、私が乗るのはそれだけです。 参照してください：
ua-cam.com/video/ITYLbbigSHE/v-deo.html
Incredible camera angles, incredible editing, a incredible video!!!!
David, Thanks for watching, and your kind words, much appreciated.
Good video. Now, next time torque to spec and forget about falling parts.
Thanks for watching, much appreciated. That only works if you remember to do it.. LOL..
Arrive at the spot, have lunch then microfishing. Very beautiful and unforgettable day😍👍
Really just an excellent machine, sometimes a small machine like this is exactly what someone needs.
Thanks for watching the video and your comment. I agree, besides being fun to ride, it is good, reliable transportation at a reasonable price.
Most enjoyable navi video on youtube! Thanks!
Eric, Thanks for watching my video and your kind words, much appreciated.
I love the cheeseburger bag!
Me too! I also can carry bird food in there as well! LOL
@Vintage Garage
Great idea! Can’t wait to see more videos
What you had instructions with your rear rack and windshield… lucky lol I unfortunately did not, Interesting. I like your videos by the way
Thanks for watching and your kind words.. I like your videos too, and have watched them all. My Honda accessories came with a sheet of paper telling me to go the Honda Accessories web site for the instructions and I found them there. as .pdf files. Have a look at:
powersports.honda.com/accessories/listing
Fill out the form with year, street, mini-moto, Navi, Navi and then click on the Windscreen.
Then you should see the link to the instructions for the Windscreen. If you click on that link you end up here:
cdn.powersports.honda.com/documentum/MW01/08R70-K74-A00ZA.pdf
The instructions for the rear rack are also there, but the instructions for the two decal kits come with the kits.
@Vintage Garage
Vary nice. I definitely over looked that one (instructions) but I think I was pretty close anyways. Did you have to bend your bracket by chance? I know there was a few complaints and questions about it not fitting right.
Also I had the same sided brackets for the rear rack both flanges faced the same way, one went to the inside like it should and the other bracket had to go to the outside of the bike so I couldn’t even put them on like the instructions had them but it still works ok.
@@rideordie6886 Yes, I had to bend the bracket slightly to fit. Mine wasn't as badly out of alignment as yours, but all it takes is to be off by a an 1/16 of an inch, and you won't get the top two screws started. The installation in the video takes a few minutes, but the actual install took more than two hours with quite a bit of swearing that I couldn't include in the video. LOL
The bracket has to be perfectly aligned for the top two screws to be started. Then the crash bar that surrounds the headlight also has to be slightly straightened as well.
The bottom two screws are easy as there is nothing to line up, assuming the crash bar is straight. I thought I'd have to drill out the top holes in the plastic slightly for the top spacer to fit, but in the end, I didn't have to.
I also found an alignment problem with the rear rack install. I had to squeeze the two side pipes slightly closer to each other so that I could get the bolts started. Also, I had to adjust the helmet holder brackets to fit a d-ring on a helmet. When I buy H2C, Kitaco, or Gcraft accessories from Thailand for the Cubs made in Thailand, the parts fit perfectly with no adjustments needed, so I was surprised that the fit on the Navi accessories wasn't as good as I was used to.
Excellent video. Picked up my NAVI a couple of days ago. Happy with it so far. Break in is 300 miles, which seems shorter than other bikes. Manual says “drive conservatively” until broken in. Tough because I want to open up the throttle. I’ll be getting the windshield and rack extension as well. Thanks!
sacredmusicguy, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. I think Honda has started shipping Navis again after a month and half with no deliveries. One man in Virgina received a red one yesterday. What color is yours, and where was the dealership? Had it been sitting at the dealer for a while, or did it just come in a day or two before you picked it up?
Yes, the 300 mile break in period seems short. I think the owners manuals for my Super Cub 125s and Trail 125s all recommend a break-in period of 600 miles on them. With my Navi, I never went over 40 mph for the first 300 miles, then did an oil change at 300 miles, then have been riding it at 50 mph since.. My neighbor, "Lightfoot" did the same, and she now has over 3,000 miles on her Navi.
@@Vintage_Garage Picked it up at Broward Motorsports Palm Beach. I was linked to the dealership from either motohunt or cycletrader, can’t remember. Red was all they had. That’s fine as it was my first choice. Can’t tell how long since it had arrived.
@@mistermusik I think it must have arrived recently. That is the first Red one I have heard of in Florida, but they come two to a box, so there must at least be another red one sold by Broward Motorsports. Honda announced another graphics kit. Besides the X ICON and the Viper Urban Camo, there is now a "Fireblade" graphics kit for Navi, but I haven't been able to find the part number of it yet. If you haven't seen it, scroll down to the "Made to Customize" on the Navi page at powersports honda com. There is a tool there that lets you see what each of the three graphics kits look like on each of the four Navi colors
@@Vintage_Garage Yep, seen it. I like the look of mine stock. There is a youtuber that painted his fenders the same as the body, in his case red. Those painted fenders look really good. Would be nice if Honda offered different fender color options.
Always upbeat and energetic. I'm amazed by you😁👍
I'm still trying to learn how to be more artistic, using your videos as the high standard.
@@Vintage_Garage
My video is far from good sir! I actually follow the example from UA-cam Fly Fishing channels from your country🙏😁
i wanna get one and put a box on both sides of the back! thanks for the inspiration.
Wizard, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. I think the Navi would look great with a box on both sides of the back, and that setup would likely make it easier to get on and off the Navi, as you could just sling your leg over the back more easily than with a single box on the rack. In my case however, the main reason for mounting any box is so that I have a place to store my helmet while I am running errands inside a store or visiting a place where I am going to be away from the Navi for an hour or so. As far as I know, there are no side boxes large enough to store my helmet in one of them.
I love the way you put the whole video .. I’m subscribed 👍🏽
jacasan2000, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. When there is time, I like to add a ride, lunch or coffee, and scenery to my videos to make them more interesting, so that they aren't just technical or simply a ride somewhere.
Cool little bike, may have to have one someday. Look forward to your future vids.
Looks like you have some neat bikes, if you haven't already you should do a video of your collection.
Thanks for watching the video, and your kind words, much appreciated. I also like your idea of a video of the collection. I'll try to do that when the weather is warmer.
The most entertaining video i’ve watched in a long time. Keep it up
Thanks for watching the video and your kind words.. sorry it took me so long to respond..
Top tier video brought many many smiles!
Thanks for watching my video and the kind words, much appreciated.
I just want to say you out did quazimotard I think you proved that even though you have snow on the roof you have done them well yes seniors power your a minded blower thank you so much keep the good work going Lemay nelson
Lemay, Thanks for your kind words. It's getting hard for me to see the small parts, and so old and slow is pretty much the norm for me now. Today, I will be installing the Viper Urban Camo Graphics Kit on the Ranger Green body. If I don't mess up the videotaping, I plan to put up the video in a day or two.
Nice video, like the NAVI and the accessories you added, thank you!
Gene, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I just put up another Navi video a few minutes ago. I hope you will take a look at it:
ua-cam.com/video/Iy1PzNcffSY/v-deo.html
Lo Máximo, Abuelito Nivel Dios. GRACIAS
Gracias por ver y las amables palabras, muy apreciado.
In Peru the handguards are included in a kit sold by Honda that also comes with the rear rack, the windscreen, sliders, stickers and other things. Some riders have installed different handguards but most of them have also changed the handlebar in that case, as the original doesn't have the end holes to install some of the models. There are some differences between the Latam models and the one you have there, so I don't know if yours is the same case. I hope you can find some soon!
Great video!
FenderLesPaul1989, thanks for watching the video and your comment, much appreciated. I have seen pictures of those tan colored handguards on the fully dressed Navis in South America. Also on the same bike with the hand guards and decals, I have seen a seat cover that says NAVI on it, crash bars, and a skid plate underneath. I would think that someone in Mexico or South America would start an online parts business selling those items, but if so, I have been unable to find them. I'd appreciate knowing any leads you might have for the hand guards, crash bars, sliders, and the skid plate, and also the sari step on the left rear.
@@Vintage_Garage I think the step was included as an accessory for earlier models in Mexico, I haven't seen it offered for the newer ones in Peru. The kit with all the tanned accessories (Adventure Kit) can be found between $150 and $180, but it seems like it's sold out in most stores right now. Supposedly some new inventory will arrive at the end of the month. The kit with the NAVI seat cover (Sport Kit) is available in three colors.
I would have imagined that the stores in Mexico would be able to provide accessories to the USA market, considering the proximity and the Navi being available there for some years now.
@@FenderLesPaul1989 Thanks.. a lot of new information, much appreciated.
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Love my Navi!
@cb3391, Thanks for watching and subscribing. I still enjoy riding my Navi at least once a week..
Great video! I have a Honda Ruckus, Navi, and a Grom. They're a lot of fun! Be safe.🙂
Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I have a Ruckus too, but no Grom yet. In the next day or two if the weather remains dry and mild, I plan to install the X ICON graphics kit on my Navi. I was going to do it earlier in the week, but cold weather and the sudden arrival of another Trail 125, delayed the graphics kit install.
top box...& windscreen i LIKE!!!!!
Thanks for watching the video and your kind words.. sorry it took me so long to respond..
@@Vintage_Garage no problem... with ever SHARP increases in Gas/Fuel Prices. ( approx $1.75 per litre )...Was as High as $1.92..a few weeks ago!!....i may have to 'invest' in 1 of these Mini Honda Motos...for Daily City commuting to 'WORK'!! Cheers from Canada!
@@gungfuriceboy Same thing in Florida. $3.40 a gallon four weeks ago, then $4.47 overnight a week ago, now fallen back to $4:07. Was well under $3.00 before the current administration started their war on US energy production. It looks like we might hold around $4:10 for a week or more now.
@@Vintage_Garage yep just 'Brutal Fuel Prices'!!!! ...Everything else ..like Grocery's..& Utilities Going UP!! Will it Ever END?? Probably 'Not'!.... LOL! cheers.
Nice video with these cool attachments.
Thanks for watching the video and your nice comment, much appreciated
I like to watch video when people are working in their motocycles with no vocal and just music of mechanic clicking together
Acid Monster, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. I agree with you. There is nothing worse than a guy talking over the music of the mechanical sounds. In addition, many of my subscribers live in Japan and Thailand, and I can't speak either language. The music a wrench or other tool makes can be understood in any language.
Truly an atv now, amkes me want to get one and modify it
adv* as an adventure bike
Elliot, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. Navi's were scarce for a few months, but I think dealers are now getting second batches. My local dealer in Florida just received another box of two of them.
Thank you for this
apuglali, Thanks for watching the video, your kind words, and for subscribing, much appreciated.
What a peaceful and enjoyable video! McChicken and diet Pepsi lol. I retire soon and I want it like this exactly. Thank you sir. Anyone down for a navi ride in ct?
mikeinwtby, Thanks for watching, subscribing, and your kind words, much appreciated. Finding other Navi riders is a pretty tall order. Navi's arrive at the dealer two to a box. In my case, my neighbor, "Lightfoot" got one and I got the other, so I have someone to ride Navis with. My dealer, like many dealers only received one box, so you might only have one other Navi near you in CT.
@@Vintage_Garage I will find myself a “Lightfoot”. And I want her to be just like yours. In fact, my new nickname is thunderbolt
mikeinwtby, If you find someone like "lightfoot" you'd better wear your seatbelt!.. LOL Your life will be a thrill ride.. Here's wishing you success.
awesome upgrades . 👍👍
Handi Camper, Thanks for watching and your comments, much appreciated. Adding a top box to the Navi is the most important accessory in my mind, as it makes the most difference in the usefulness. With it, you can run errands, without it, not so much.
All good Pop! thanks, enjoy Life be safe. 👍😀
Okay-Ba-Okay, Thanks for watching my video and your kind words, much appreciated.
Nice upgrades!
Thanks for watching and your kind words... much appreciated.
That's a nice looking fun bike, i have a 21 monkey and i love it
Cody, Thanks for watching the video and your kind words. I've had a 2022 Monkey on order for a few months now and think it might come in this coming week. I just put up another Navi video a few minutes ago. I hope you will take a look at it:
ua-cam.com/video/Iy1PzNcffSY/v-deo.html
Excellent video. I saw another video from a Navi owner who was able to put 24 cans of beer in the stock storage box. Have you experimented with what fits in yours?
Double Zero, thanks for watching and your question, much appreciated. I watched the beer can video as well, but haven't done much experimentation with either of my Navi's, other than I can find a gas can that fits in there. I did watch the video from Navian about how he modified his storage box to fit his gas can, but that fix is too gross for me, even though the storage boxes are very inexpensive to replace. If I had been him, I would have kept looking for a gas can that would fit in there. About all I can say is that since a full face helmet, nor my gas can fit in the storage box, I need a top box on mine to store my helmet when I am shopping, and I use the lower storage box, just for overflow. I put my small fishing tackle box and my DJI Mavic Mini quadcopter in there when I ride somewhere to make a video. The odd non-rectangular shape makes it pretty impractical for other things, but with some thought, a shelf system could be designed in there to hold tools, the tackle box, and the Mavid Mini and still leave room for a lunch. Here the link to Navians video:
ua-cam.com/video/0_br8jE0VdY/v-deo.html
Dis dude is crazy! How is he doing this so early in the morning?
LOL.. I think he must go to bed each night at 6:00 PM, like the rest of the "Old and Slow" in Florida.
Well done! Thank you for sharing...
Carl, Thanks for watching my video, and your comment, much appreciated.
You’re awesome!!
Thanks for watching and your kind words, much appreciated.
Nice video!
Motorcycles and Stuff, Thanks for watching and your kind words.. I usually get comments that my videos are too slow.. LOL.. I did go on to install the XICON graphics and figured out how to install the Barkbusters hand guards in later videos. I also installed the Viper Urban Camo graphics, and most recently changed the Quro top case to a lighter top case with a Viper Urban Camo wrap.
The playlist for my Navi technical videos is here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLzD0_ErwwkDC2iZrKfdToOJEEWd4T-fCP.html
And, the playlist for Navi riding videos is here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLzD0_ErwwkDDsVU4GXvvU0wutHl_6jh58.html
Nice video! Sending love all the way from Sri Lanka.
Nishi, Thanks for watching, and your kind words, much appreciated. As far as I know, you are the only viewer from Sri Lanka. All of the Navis we have here in the USA were assembled in Mexico, with parts that were all manufactured in India. I knew that even through assembly of Navis ended in India a few years ago, I think there are still a few Navis running around in India. Do you have a Navi, and if so, did you buy it in Sri Lanka, and are do you see other Navis near you that you can ride with?
@@Vintage_Garage
Hello!
I'm not familiar with the situation in India. Sri Lanka is an Independant Island state that is not connected to India. I wish it had a bridge or something so I could ride between the countries without a need for airline tickets.
There are many Honda Navi bikes in Sri Lanka. I spot one roughly atleast every other time I take a ride around town. However, we only have the previous model that came without a fuel level indicator.
I bought my bike three months ago from a local bike dealership in Sri Lanka and I'm currently it's third registered owner. I usually just drive around town but I recently drove 120km to test if it was capable of running long distance. I took breaks of around 10 minutes each for every 30km that I drove. I finished the journey in a little over four and a half hours. It was not the most comfortable ride and not the fastest but it was fun.
I've uploaded a picture of my bike in case you wanted to take a look at it.
Ignore the background as this was taken back when I took the bike inside to heat up and remove the extra stickers attached to the bike by previous owners. (ibb..co/yy182Th - remove one fullstop after ibb to go to the link)
I'm currently in search of a front visor like yours but it's extremely rare in Sri Lanka because we have import restrictions. Our country was ruled by corrupt politicians and we are now facing a massive foreign reserve shortage. We lack the USD needed to import basic necessities for our people.
I'll upload a picture if and after I find and install a proper front visor to my bike.
Fun fact :- We have a song about this bike in our country. You probably won't understand the lyrics but you could figure out that it's about a Honda Navi advertisement when it was first advertised for sale in Sri Lanka five years ago.
@@nishihusky6116 That is all interesting to me. While we have a fuel gauge on our Navis, we still have the reserve/main/off petcock like you do, but for us, the reserve/main is useless, as when on main, you know the engine will stop when the fuel needle gets to the top of the red mark. Then you have to switch to reserve, and reserve runs out at the bottom of the red mark. I think everyone here just puts the petcock to "reserve" and then watches the gauge. That way you don't have to switch to main when the fuel needle gets to the top of the red. When the needle gets to the top of the red, you need to find fuel within about 6-10 miles. Many here also envy your rear brake lever on the left handlebar. Our Navis have linked brakes working from a brake pedal by your right foot. I am ok with the linked brakes, but many are not. Those windshields like I put on my Navis are sometimes available here and then on back order as each batch sells out pretty quickly. The rear rack and the windshield are the most popular accessories here, and everyone has one or two on order. I was able to see your photo, and I am envious of your Sari Step, and also your red bars protecting the sides of the engine. Those items are impossible to get here at any price. I did use the Sari Step mounting point in my video about mounting a spare fuel can, please see:
ua-cam.com/video/njHQs9DhwXY/v-deo.html
I also enjoyed that Navi video you linked. I see it was made 5 years ago. Did Honda stop selling Navis in Sri Lanka, or are they still selling new ones at the Honda dealerships there? Do your import restrictions prohibit receiving gifts? I know in Indonesia, the government charges duty on gifts, and it can be upwards of 50% or more of what the government decides the gift is worth.
@@Vintage_Garage
I'm glad that I have the red side bars and the sari step. Previous owners installed it and I'm grateful for it.
I didn't know about the right foot brake in your model before I read your response. I definitely prefer the left handlebar brake over it. But if I'm made to choose between a model with an easier brake or a model with a fuel gauge, I would pick the model with a fuel gauge.
I request your advice on this fuel tank issue. Is there anyway (or anything I can manually install) to know the level of fuel remaining in my bike without having to physically open the tank head?
Keeping mental track of approximately how much petrol remains or having to switch to reserve to know that there's only a little petrol left is currently not helpful at all.
I watched the video of you installing a fuel can to your bike. Lifting the signal lights by a couple of inches was a brilliant idea. However, I do not prefer to keep a fuel can on the outside of a bike due to two reasons.
Firstly, there is a risk of inflammability in case of an accident. Drivers are usually reckless in Sri Lanka. Motor traffic rules are not properly followed in most roads except in roads where there are motor traffic officers.
Secondly, I do not want to get robbed. We only get four liters of petrol per week per bike due to a QR code quota system that is currently in place in Sri Lanka. Fuel is not an abundant resource in the country right now due to the USD shortage. The blame goes to politicians yet again. Someone would definetely open the can and take petrol out of the can while my bike is stopped somewhere.
Honda's Sri Lankan site does list Navi bikes in their official webpage but I am uncertain if they still sell new bikes. To the best of my knowledge, Our country's import restrictions do not prohibit recieving gifts nor place a duty for gifts but I do not wish to recieve gifts due to personal reasons.
@@nishihusky6116 First, sorry I didn't respond, and you had to resend your question. I really don't have a good answer. I only have one scooter that I drive regularly that doesn't have a fuel gauge. It is a Honda Ruckus 50 cc scooter, also called a Zoomer in some markets. It was built with no fuel gauge. It only has a light that comes on when the fuel level is low. I don't trust the light as it is not easy to know if the light is even working, and there is no reserve. Whenever I add gasoline to the Ruckus, I always fill it full, then I put a piece of masking tape on the speedometer directly below the odometer. I write the current odometer reading on the masking tape and know that the light should come on in about 105 miles (170 km). When I get close to 100 miles, I always stop for fuel and fill up the tank completely and then change the masking tape and write the new odometer reading on it. I never ever fill the tank partly full, or that defeats the method. My Navi gets only 80 miles (125 km) to a full tank, and the reserve is only good for about 8 miles (12 km), so I only get about 72 miles (115 km) on the main setting. If I had no gas gauge on the Navi, I would do the same thing, knowing that I must stop for fuel after 60 miles (100 km) making sure that any time I add fuel to the Navi, it is completely full before marking the tape. 100 km is an easy number to remember. When your odometer is 100 more than the number on the masking tape, stop and fill up with fuel. You might have to experiment some to find the actual number as your fuel consumption may be different than mine.
Lastly, before I mounted the red 3L side tank on the Navi, I carried one of these cans in the space under the seat:
www.amazon.com/Watco-65851-Danish-Finish-Walnut/dp/B000LO2224/ref=asc_df_B000LO2224/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=193168541182&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10828593448378492834&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9052673&hvtargid=pla-309481937216&th=1
I emptied the contents, rinsed it out well, and filled it with gasoline. The can is designed to hold a petroleum product, and so far, hasn't leaked. I realize that carrying this can of gasoline also creates a fire hazard, but it does give me a 6 mile (10 km) extra reserve. That can just fits in the space under the seat where the owner's manual is stored.
Awesome video, where did you get the muffler stick from ? Thanks
Heyoka__M, Thanks for watching and the comment, much appreciated. I bought the muffler garnish from Movitec in Columbia. Even though they are in Columbia, they still had world-wide shipping back then. I see now that they are shipping from Miami instead of Bogota, so it should be pretty good delivery time. Search on eBay for Movitec Navi and you should find 23 results for a number of dress-up parts they have for Navi. The muffler garnish now comes in several colors too. Please let me know if you have trouble finding the item. Thanks.
I really enjoy your videos. Will you tell me the size of the molle pouch? It fits so nicely. I have searched ebay and keep coming up ones that are too large or don't have the snapping straps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and adventures.
Chris, Thanks for watching my videos, your kind words, and your question. You can find the actual bags I use by searching eBay for "Pactical Nylon Molle " (leave off the quote marks). Note that the word Tactical is misspelled. You must use the word Pactical in your search. Only one bag will match the search. The size is 16x21x4cm (roughly 6.3 by 8.2 inches) and black is sold out.
Nice video! Now that you've taken it for a ride, what is your initial impression?
Dana.. y first impression is that it is easy to ride. Starts instantly, is comfortable for my size, and easy to ride no handed.. very stable. Mine idles and runs perfectly. The only adjustment I made on it was to adjust the brakes to remove most of the freeplay in the foot brake. Now I am really happy with the linked brake setup.
@@Vintage_Garage Thanks! Even though I've had mine for a month, I haven't been able to ride it at all due to the weather here in PA
@@danasymosky5609 I went on a 20 mile ride this afternoon and was surprised at how fast the fuel gauge headed down toward zero.. I like to run non-eth gasoline in all of my bikes, and my local WaWa gas station sells it for a reasonable price. However, with such a short apparent fuel range on the Navi, I may need to engineer some way of mounting one of those red 3 liter plastic fuel cans low down on the back left of the Navi so I don't need to look for more non-eth in the middle of the ride. I am going to study the mounting bracket for the "Sari Step" and check out the mounting points and see if they are sturdy enough to support a home made bracket for the 3 liter can..
Hi Thailand only has GROM available, but I personally like Navi a lot better...
Its shame that Navi is not available here.
Very interesting installing video.
Look forward for more!!
Samurai, Thanks for your comment, much appreciated. I wish my videos were as good as yours, as each one of yours tells an interesting story. The quality of the NAVI isn't up to the standards of the motorcycles made in Thailand, but it is surprisingly fun to ride. It is priced in the USA like a Honda Scoopy would be in Thailand. It wouldn't make sense for Honda to sell them outside of North America with the shipping backups and costs of today. It tracks very well, and hands off riding is very easy. I didn't think I would be able to get my leg over the seat with the top box installed, but I can just manage it.. LOL I wonder if Honda will order more of them from India, once all 5,000 of the CKD (Complete Knockdown KIts) they received last year from India have been assembled in Mexico and sold. Every Honda Dealer in the USA has already received their first batch of Navis as they have been arriving by truck from Mexico, almost daily. There is still no word on when the Monkey I ordered two months ago will arrive. When the Monkey arrives at my dealer here, the focus on my videos will be on the Monkey for a while..
This is a great video to see how all these accessories should be installed! But I wonder if that tiny windscreen makes any difference, does it?
Dzunkuづんく私のビデオとあなたのコメントを見ていただきありがとうございます。 私が知る限り、フロントガラスは風に関連するものには何の影響もありません。 バイクが遅くなったり速くなったりするわけではないと思いますし、オンとオフの風の違いもわかりません。 主にデコレーション用ですが、チーズバーガーやサンドイッチなどの収納スペースにもなるので重宝します。
Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. As far as I can tell, the windshield has no effect on anything related to wind. I don't think it makes the motorcycle slower or faster, and I can't tell the difference in wind when it is on or off. It is mainly for decoration, but it also provides a storage space for a cheeseburger or other sandwich, so that makes it handy.
@@Vintage_Garage
成る程。あれで顔に来る風は避けられない訳ですね。
質問は変わりますが、貴方はこのNAVIにいくら払いましたか？2.8kとか3.3k払ったとかという話がネットに出ているので。
@@dzunku1 ナビは1箱に2個入っているので、ディーラーがナビを注文するたびに2個入ってきます。 ホンダナビのアメリカでの発売が発表された日に、最初の1台を購入した。 私は最初の 1 つに 2650 米ドルを支払いましたが、到着するまでにほぼ 3 か月かかりました。 その価格には、6％の消費税、タイトルとナンバープレート、およびさまざまなさまざまなディーラーの「ミステリー料金」が含まれていました。 1 か月遅れて、2 つ目はまだショールームのフロアにありました。 ディーラーは 3,200 ドルを求めていました。 私は 2900 ドルを申し出ましたが、彼らは私の申し出を受け入れました。 それはフロリダでできることと同じくらい良いです. 他の米国の州は、おそらくはるかに少ないでしょう。
@@Vintage_Garage
$2650はリストプライスの$1807に比べてべらぼうに高く感じますが、今新車人気で供給が追いつかない感じなんでしょうかね？いつクールダウンするんでしょう？これからライセンスを取るので半年くらい待っても良いんですけどね、価格が下がるんであれば。カリフォルニアのシリコンバレーです。
@@dzunku1 はい、2,650 ドルはかなりの金額に聞こえます。 ブレークアウトは次のとおりです: 貨物 $275、ディーラー ミステリー料金 $300、売上税 $145。 タイトルと登録 $125。 フロリダのほとんどのディーラーは、さらに手数料を追加して、合計で約 3,200 ドルになります。 価格が下がることはないと思いますが、むしろインフレが蔓延しているため、価格が上昇すると予想されます。 安くしたい場合は、別の州で購入するか、中古で購入する必要があります。
Amazing how quickly you did all that does the windshield make much of a difference?
Michael, Thanks for watching my video, your comment and your question, much appreciated. When I installed the windshield, my Navi was almost brand new, and since it hadn't been broken in, I never made a high-speed test prior to the installation. I now have about 250 miles on the Navi and still haven't made a high-speed test for the same reason. I would think that it wouldn't have any effect on anything though. I installed it because it was a Honda factory option, and I try to install all the Honda factory options on my Honda motorcycles and scooters, as with time, they become unavailable. I think the purpose of the windshield is perhaps simply as a dress-up item. I think if makes the Navi look good, but again, that wasn't the primary reason I installed it. It does provide a bit of storage, as I can set a cheeseburger on the speedometer when I drive between the Burger King and Lake Beverly. That might be the main difference between no windshield and windshield.
where did you find the replacement covers to change the bike color? they are not on the honda website? I did see the windscreen there however. I love the dark green, mine is nut brown that I dont like. please help
Thanks for watching my video and your question. I bought the three panels (left, right, and headlight cover) at the parts counter of my local Honda dealer who sold me my Navis. Please watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/wSCNMbC6iTc/v-deo.html
It will show you the part numbers you need. Simply go to the parts counter at the dealer where you bought your Navi and ask you to order a set for you. Take the parts numbers with you as it is confusing, as to what is Ranger Green, what is Red, and so on. Total for the three panels should be less than $50. You will save shipping cost by ordering from your dealer. My panels took about 2 weeks to come in. If you want to order online, I suggest Rocky Mountain ATV. A Google search will bring up their home page, and they have an online ordering system.
I’m hoping to see the graphic kit installed:)
Thanks! Me too! If the weather is good, I plan to install it on Tuesday and put the video up on Wednesday
@@Vintage_Garage I will get the popcorn ready and look forward to the video.
Wow how many mini bikes u own bro?
Pearl,
Thanks for watching and your question. I have about 25 now, down from a high of about 35 a few years ago..
Was wondering if the windscreen is effective at all. Just doesn't look tall enough to me.
Thanks for watching the video and your question, much appreciated. I think you might be right that the windshield is purely decorative. I do like the looks of it. I made a 20 mile test ride yesterday afternoon, with speeds around 40 mph. The windscreen seems to push air to either side and not much comes off the top of it. I don't think it will keep the bugs off your helmet face shield. I only rode the Navi for a half mile slowly around the block without the windscreen in the dark the night I got it, so I don't know how it rides at speed without the windscreen. With the windscreen, the Navi is very stable at speed with no hands on the handlebars. Not sure how it is like without the windshield.
Are you that guy from the movie UP? :D
Lemon, thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. Yes, I am that guy! LOL.. Lego and Disney just came out with a Lego set to honor me.. Have a look at:
www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Disney-Pixar-Up-House-43217-100-Celebration-Classic-Building-Toy-Set-Kids-Movie-Fans-Ages-9-A-Fun-Gift-Anyone-Who-Loves-Creative-Play/1527935978?athbdg=L1102&from=/search
Enjoyed your video. Thanks!
Is it possible just to install the windshield base / bar without the windshield.
@sulmanshah, Thanks for watching and your comment. I think the answer is yes. While the windshield comes fully assembled to the bar, the instructions show that it comes fully disassembled. Look at 6:46 in the video and you cans see how the windshield unbolts from the bar. If you are planning to use just the bar as protection for the headlight, you might cut off the top brackets for the windshield. Please have a look at that point in the video and let me know if you think my answer is correct. Thanks.
Hi sir, was the H2C phone holder the one made for a Honda ADV 150?
Thanks for watching the video and your question, much appreciated. I think the H2C phone holder is pretty adaptable to many bikes. I bought the first one from Beezdeals off their CT125 accessories page, and fitted it my Trail 125. I ordered several more when I saw that it was fairly universal. I also have one on each of my Super Cub 125s, and hope to use one on my 2022 Monkey when the Monkey finally shows up. You can also buy the exact same part directly from Motowolf on the Motowolf web site.
Could you tell me where I can buy the muffler garnish and the MOLLE bag just like yours?
Dzunku, Thanks for watching, and your question, much appreciated. I bought both the MOLLE bag and the muffler garnish on ebay. The MOLLE bag is a bit tough to find as there are thousands of MOLLE bags on eBay, but the only correct one has a misspelling in the name. The listing calls the bag "Pactical" instead of "Tactical", Here is the link to it:
www.ebay.com/itm/255036663802
Unfortunately, that seller is now out of the black color. A week ago, I wanted to find a black one for my new Monkey 125, and I found a second vendor. I have two black ones on order, and they have been shipped, but I haven't seen them yet, but I think they are the same: See:
www.ebay.com/itm/294832591626
Out of the thousands of MOLLE Bags on eBay, these are the only two venders who sell the correct bag.
I bought the muffler garnish from an eBay seller in Columbia, in South America. It now looks like they are shipping from Miami instead of Columbia, but I think the parts are made and sold by the same vendor. See:
www.ebay.com/itm/165052135709
The item now shows to be out of stock, but the vendor has other Navi items:
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=movitec_accessories&store_cat=0&store_name=movitecaccessories&_oac=1&_nkw=navi
He has the same muffler garnish in several colors, but chrome is out of stock.
ご覧いただきありがとうございます。また、ご質問をお寄せいただきありがとうございます。 MOLLEバッグとマフラーガーニッシュをebayで購入しました。 MOLLE バッグは、eBay に何千もの MOLLE バッグがあるため、見つけるのが少し難しいですが、唯一正しいものは名前にスペルミスがあります。 このリストでは、このバッグを「タクティカル」ではなく「パクティカル」と呼んでいます。リンクは次のとおりです。
www.ebay.com/itm/255036663802
残念ながら、その売り手は現在、黒色を売り切れています。 1 週間前、新しいモンキー 125 用の黒を探していたところ、2 番目のベンダーを見つけました。 注文した黒が 2 つあり、発送されましたが、まだ見ていませんが、同じだと思います。
www.ebay.com/itm/294832591626
eBay にある何千もの MOLLE バッグのうち、適切なバッグを販売しているのはこの 2 つのベンダーだけです。
南米コロンビアのeBay出品者からマフラーガーニッシュを購入しました。 現在はコロンビアではなくマイアミから出荷されているようですが、部品は同じベンダーが製造・販売していると思います。 見る：
www.ebay.com/itm/165052135709
アイテムは現在在庫切れと表示されていますが、ベンダーには他の Navi アイテムがあります。
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_blrs=recall_filtering&_ssn=movitec_accessories&store_cat=0&store_name=movitecaccessories&_oac=1&_nkw=navi
出品者は同じマフラーガーニッシュを何色か持っていますが、クロームは在庫切れです。
@@Vintage_Garage
Thank you very much for your detailed information. I could have located all the parts you described. I will wait for the chrome garnish to come in. Thank you!
Been hoping to get a Navi but they want an arm and a leg here in Miami, FL (talking $3500 out the door; ludicrous!) Fingers crossed I can find a decent seller who isn't going to try and hustle me with additional "fees." Anywho, loved the video, and you remind me of my father. I am happily a new subscriber to your channel!👍
Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. You will save $1,000 by making the drive up to Action Honda in Hudson, Florida. Ask for Sonny if you go and call him before you make the drive to confirm that he still has one left.
@@Vintage_Garage Thank you very much for the adivce and information! May just have to do that.
Same price up here in north Florida. I went to Gulf Shores Alabama and walked out with a Navi for $2400. The savings was worth the trip.
@@jamesrevell6475 James, sounds like you got a great deal! I'm assuming that that price didn't include titling your Navi in Florida. Was there any additional sales tax due to Florida as well? Even if that added up to $300, you still saved about $700-$800 over the price of Ridenow dealers in Florida, Honda of Melbourne or Gables in Wesley Chapel.
If you like, I would like to borrow your Honda Navi for my Tanago touring trip...hehehehe..
I'm kidding😅🙏
Next time we are in Florida you can ride one of my motorcycles and we'll go fishing for tanago!
@@Vintage_Garage
Don't worry... I will join your Tanago Trip Touring. You are indeed solid!😁
How tall are you? I want to buy this navi.... But I'm 175 cms tall.... Not sure if it will be too small for me
Thanks for watching the video and your comment, much appreciated. I am 168 cm tall, and the seat on the Navi is a bit higher than I would have preferred. Once you stand next to a Navi, you will realize that isn't as small as it appears to be in the marketing photos. Whether it is too small for you is a personal decision, so you should stand next to one before you decide. Please watch this next video and you will see how the size of the Navi compares to 18 other small Honda's:
ua-cam.com/video/ITYLbbigSHE/v-deo.html
In India from which site I could get Honda navi accessories?
Sujit, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. Unfortunately, I do not know the answer to your question. The Honda windshield and Honda rear rack, as well as the three graphics kits are available at this next link, but I don't know if they ship to India. You could give them a try and see what happens.
powersports.honda.com/accessories/listing
Start there, and choose 2022 for the year, motorcycle for the segment, miniMoto for category, Navi for Model, and Navi for trim, and then click on the apply button. You could try the order online button and see if they accept your shipping address.
I have a similar problem, but in reverse. I want to buy a Sari step for the Navi, and they aren't sold in the USA, and I can't find a shop in India that will sell me one and ship it to me. Do you have any leads on where I can buy a Sari Step, Honda Part # 83560-K74-N00?
Do we have to do it by ourselves?
Bryan, Thanks for watching and your comment. You Honda dealer can install the Official Honda parts for you, if you don't enjoy doing the work yourself. The problem is that both the windshield and the rear rack, while official Honda parts, with Honda part numbers, they are both normally on backorder. So if you want your dealer to install those parts, you should order them first, and then have them installed once they arrive at the dealer. As to the other parts, that aren't official Honda parts, it might be difficult or impossible to find a Honda Dealer who will install them for you. Part of the fun of the Navi or any small motorcycle is accessorizing them yourself, so that it has your personality. If you want to rely on others to install your accessories, then the hobby might not be a good fit for you. If you don't enjoy installing accessories, then I'd suggest just riding the Navi as it comes right from the dealer with no accessories. You will still have a lot of fun riding it. The windshield is pretty much just a decoration, and the rear rack is too small to be very useful. You could probably just get along with a small backpack to carry your gear.,
Where can I get the rear rack? do they sell it at the agency?
M.S., Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. You can order the rack at any Honda Powersports dealer. I would suggest going to the parts counter at the agency where you bought your Navi and ask them to order you part # 08L71-K74-A00. They might say that the part is showing as on "backorder" but go ahead and ask them to order one for you. You will be the first to get one when they come back in stock. Usually, the rear racks are in stock for a couple of weeks, and then they sell out again.
Alternatively, if you want to buy on online, go to this site once a day for the next few weeks:
shop.powersports.honda.com/products/productdetail/part_number=08L71-K74-A00/16023.0.1.1
When the status changes from "Out of Stock" to "Item is Available", buy one immediately, as they won't last long. Clearly, it is easiest to just order one from your dealer and they will call you when it comes in.
@@Vintage_Garage thank you so much!!
You won my follow 🫶🏽 thank you sir
Carlos, Thanks for watching, subscribing, and your comment, much appreciated.