I've had mine for 2 years and I love it. I bought it after not riding for 5 years and it looks cool. I also have a can am ryker which I bought 8 months after purchasing the Honda Navi so I can ride with some of my friends that have bigger bikes. The Navi will always be my favorite. It's my baby.
The Honda Navi is perfect for my 1 mile commute, but I wouldn’t take it for long distances. Just my local 4 mile radius kind of necessities. I’d also get a 2nd bike, like the rebel 1100 or something like that for real riding, such as an expressway or over 8 miles that’s not completely backroads.
Hey mate, I bought one about 6 weeks ago and love it. I have the dark green colour. I have done quite a few cosmetic mods which I think make it look even nicer. I am in Southern Australia.. Jeff
No not yet. I have been doing quite a bit of research and even tho people change the weights etc within the auto clutch I haven't seen anyone get more thsn an extra 5mph or thereabouts. Still topping out at aroubd 50mph. Part of me thinks is it worth the money and time to do it for such little change.
Love em dude good video im debating getting one if i could some how some wqya get one under 2300 i wouldnt hesitate maybe 2500 is pushing it damn dealer fees
I'm mixed on mine, my location rural area just isn't good enough for it. need something for high way speeds considering 60 mile ratio around me has a 99% 75mph speed limit and hardly any traffic.. gonna have to lose a lot of $ selling it but, it made a great starter bike and was able to pass my msf on something else, I go top speeds all the time and i don't think it's good for it, might have an overheating problem somewhere idk
My lady had hers one season then traded it in on a pcx150. Her biggest dislike was straddling it and she hated that she was stopping for gas two often.
I feel if they would make another scooter but motorcycle appearance bike that would hit between 55-60 top speed; it would be perfect. The navi is a nice bike but it seems that if it had more top end speed, it would sell more and more people would really like it.
@@highoffbluntz1131 yeah but everyone doesn't necessarily want a manual motorcycle either. That's what makes the navi so much fun and interesting, it's no clutch involved.
i bought one when they came out put 5k miles on it. watch the back tire very close it wears after 1500 miles the rear fender covers it and if it pops it leaves the rim because it doest have a gud sidewall and it will cause you to lose control instantly. if you can trade it for a pcx thats where the quality is
@@daviddaniels09 the pcx160 is hondas premium scooter it replaced the elite. in other countries honda offers the forza 350 or the big badass 750. scooters dont sell well here so if you want something bigger you have to switch to yamaha or Suzuki or bmw.... the navi was 1st introduced in india and it didnt sell because it as you can see is a turd but because the grom sells really good over here they dumped it on us.
I've had mine nearly two years, love it, so simple and easy to ride and very reliable. Haven't put a whole lot of miles on it, and even after a winter rest, it fired right up. It's plenty powerful and fast enough for my needs and suitable for the riding and roads around where I live.
Thinking of selling mine. Put 1500 miles on it and overfilled the oil slightly now engine is bogging and probably need air filter changed. Small engines not worth the headache of having to do perfect maintenance or risk damage.
I love mine honestly. I'm in a big urban city it's perfect
I think it's fun. I guess I like more speed.
Love mine, rural area
Handles pavement and gravel equally well, including forest roads.
200 miles in.
Navi Nation!
I've had mine for 2 years and I love it. I bought it after not riding for 5 years and it looks cool. I also have a can am ryker which I bought 8 months after purchasing the Honda Navi so I can ride with some of my friends that have bigger bikes. The Navi will always be my favorite. It's my baby.
I bought a 23 grasshopper green and I'm so far I'm loving it..👍🏍
That's cool. Have you done any mods to it?
I just got mine too. It’s awesome.
Right!?
I've had mine for 3 months, ride it to work every day, I love it
That's awesome! Mine is for going to work a well, but i can't ride it as often because of the weather here
@@daviddaniels09 I love in Louisiana and it rains a lot here but I ride everyday. Cheap rain suit and you're good to go
same
The Honda Navi is perfect for my 1 mile commute, but I wouldn’t take it for long distances. Just my local 4 mile radius kind of necessities.
I’d also get a 2nd bike, like the rebel 1100 or something like that for real riding, such as an expressway or over 8 miles that’s not completely backroads.
@oiulti6900 yeah I agree.
The foot brake does the front and back brake together which is different from most bikes.
Oh wow. Yeah that is weird. Kinda odd. I had it backwards.
Hey mate, I bought one about 6 weeks ago and love it. I have the dark green colour. I have done quite a few cosmetic mods which I think make it look even nicer. I am in Southern Australia.. Jeff
That's awesome! Have you done anything to make it faster? That's what I am looking to do.
No not yet. I have been doing quite a bit of research and even tho people change the weights etc within the auto clutch I haven't seen anyone get more thsn an extra 5mph or thereabouts. Still topping out at aroubd 50mph. Part of me thinks is it worth the money and time to do it for such little change.
Love em dude good video im debating getting one if i could some how some wqya get one under 2300 i wouldnt hesitate maybe 2500 is pushing it damn dealer fees
Yeah. The dealership fees such bro. But the bike is fun.
I also got mine from Honda Powersports of Troy.
Cool.
I'm mixed on mine, my location rural area just isn't good enough for it. need something for high way speeds considering 60 mile ratio around me has a 99% 75mph speed limit and hardly any traffic.. gonna have to lose a lot of $ selling it but, it made a great starter bike and was able to pass my msf on something else, I go top speeds all the time and i don't think it's good for it, might have an overheating problem somewhere idk
My lady had hers one season then traded it in on a pcx150. Her biggest dislike was straddling it and she hated that she was stopping for gas two often.
I feel if they would make another scooter but motorcycle appearance bike that would hit between 55-60 top speed; it would be perfect. The navi is a nice bike but it seems that if it had more top end speed, it would sell more and more people would really like it.
Yeah I agree and I wish I could go faster. I drop my daughter off at school before I go to work and sometimes I'm almost late.
at that point just get a grom
@@highoffbluntz1131 yeah but everyone doesn't necessarily want a manual motorcycle either. That's what makes the navi so much fun and interesting, it's no clutch involved.
@@highoffbluntz1131 I kinda wish I did. But the price was out of my budget.
Nice machine.
@@steve2736 thank you.
I am going to get one next month I already road it I love it
That's awesome! What color are you getting?
i bought one when they came out put 5k miles on it. watch the back tire very close it wears after 1500 miles the rear fender covers it and if it pops it leaves the rim because it doest have a gud sidewall and it will cause you to lose control instantly. if you can trade it for a pcx thats where the quality is
What is a PCX? Thanks for the tip bro.
@@daviddaniels09 the pcx160 is hondas premium scooter it replaced the elite. in other countries honda offers the forza 350 or the big badass 750. scooters dont sell well here so if you want something bigger you have to switch to yamaha or Suzuki or bmw.... the navi was 1st introduced in india and it didnt sell because it as you can see is a turd but because the grom sells really good over here they dumped it on us.
200 miles on the dash and it’s quit on me, 35 mph must have been to much on the engine
Oh wow. Sorry that happened. I've never heard of a Honda being unreliable.
I've had mine nearly two years, love it, so simple and easy to ride and very reliable. Haven't put a whole lot of miles on it, and even after a winter rest, it fired right up.
It's plenty powerful and fast enough for my needs and suitable for the riding and roads around where I live.
That's pretty cool man. I miss having a bike with a manual gear box
yes you is..
Yeah, I might but that is still to be determines. I plan to mod it so it goes faster.
Do you look like giant man on that tiny bike?or normal...cant tell
Lol.... yeah 😂 I definitely do. I want to eventually work up to something like the Africa Twin or Triumph Tiger.
Thinking of selling mine. Put 1500 miles on it and overfilled the oil slightly now engine is bogging and probably need air filter changed. Small engines not worth the headache of having to do perfect maintenance or risk damage.
@@nicestps5 yeah. I totally understand
pros... size, you can fit everywere!!! cons.... slow 🦥
I agree. A good bike though
@@daviddaniels09 yes it's excellent 👍🏻 a city bike