These little bikes are so cute they make a fella want one. Unfortunatly I need a bike that can roll at least 80 mph so I can sustain 65 or 70 on the interstate highway with out burning up the engine. The one thing that stands out most about this bike for me is that storage box, it is awsome to have that much needed storage on such a neat little machine. I just turned 64 years old this year and am glad to see somebody else still riding like me!!😁
I am 71, have always had a bike since I was 16. Have to say, I am so enjoying riding this motorscootter. Rides like bike, and feels like a regular bike. No real power...not meant for high speed motorways. 110 cc...but I weigh 200...takes me where I want to go every time...I think it's brillant. Ya...it's slowish, it's carburated, it's analog, it's kind of archeic, but the ride is comfortable and it feels like a bike in the wind. My 2 cents...love this well enginered bike by Honda.
Try to avoid using alcohol gas if you can get alcohol free gas buy that instead it will make you life easier as for one reason if it sits the alcohol gas dries up and plugs the jets in most cases , I buy 5 gallons at a time and just fill it at home when needed I drive mine to work when weather permits and if you ride on wet pavement be careful cause the tires that this bike comes with are trash they don’t bite the road very good but if you watch what your doing you should be just fine ,but if you have a chance to get different tires I recommend it
I love my Navi and had an issue knowing where on the choke was open and what side was choked and guess what? You went over everything except talking about the choke but I still learned a few things from you so I can’t give you an A but I’ll give you a B. Sorry 😢 you were so close to an A. But you missed the one thing I wanted to hear about. lol 😂
My biggest concern with the Navi is the brakes-front and rear drums=-I hear it doesn't stop well. Since it's a scooter-they should have put a disc on the front. It looks like it has a shifter pedal-what the hell does that do?
brakes are fine, not like you are going to at high speeds with a Navi. At 45mph I can bring it to a fast stop. There is no shifiter pedal, not sure where you say that?
Drums were used on way heavier vehicles back in the day for about every vehicle. If they get wet you won’t stop as easy but nothing to worry about. It’s just to make the Navi cheaper. Everything about the Navi is cheap but not unreliable. No fancy make it less dollar 😂😂😂
@@johndefalque5061 yeah in the rain you should be good like I said just adjust the amount of breaking you’ll need to do. Back in the day everything had drum breaks.
These little bikes are so cute they make a fella want one. Unfortunatly I need a bike that can roll at least 80 mph so I can sustain 65 or 70 on the interstate highway with out burning up the engine. The one thing that stands out most about this bike for me is that storage box, it is awsome to have that much needed storage on such a neat little machine. I just turned 64 years old this year and am glad to see somebody else still riding like me!!😁
I love my Navi. I'm never selling it
I’ll be 66 next week thinking of buying me one. Thanks
I am 71, have always had a bike since I was 16.
Have to say, I am so enjoying riding this motorscootter. Rides like bike, and feels like a regular bike. No real power...not meant for high speed motorways. 110 cc...but I weigh 200...takes me where I want to go every time...I think it's brillant.
Ya...it's slowish, it's carburated, it's analog, it's kind of archeic, but the ride is comfortable and it feels like a bike in the wind.
My 2 cents...love this well enginered bike by Honda.
Awesome great video
Super good review thanks
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Insightful video.Thanks,
Very useful video! ✨✨
Great video
Thanks, Grandpa. It’s still cold in Canada now. I will buy one next month.
Looks nice 👏👍
nice
Try to avoid using alcohol gas if you can get alcohol free gas buy that instead it will make you life easier as for one reason if it sits the alcohol gas dries up and plugs the jets in most cases , I buy 5 gallons at a time and just fill it at home when needed I drive mine to work when weather permits and if you ride on wet pavement be careful cause the tires that this bike comes with are trash they don’t bite the road very good but if you watch what your doing you should be just fine ,but if you have a chance to get different tires I recommend it
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I love my Navi and had an issue knowing where on the choke was open and what side was choked and guess what? You went over everything except talking about the choke but I still learned a few things from you so I can’t give you an A but I’ll give you a B. Sorry 😢 you were so close to an A. But you missed the one thing I wanted to hear about. lol 😂
Guess what you get an A+! You covered the choke! Congratulations 🍾🎈🎉🎊
My biggest concern with the Navi is the brakes-front and rear drums=-I hear it doesn't stop well. Since it's a scooter-they should have put a disc on the front. It looks like it has a shifter pedal-what the hell does that do?
brakes are fine, not like you are going to at high speeds with a Navi. At 45mph I can bring it to a fast stop. There is no shifiter pedal, not sure where you say that?
Drums were used on way heavier vehicles back in the day for about every vehicle. If they get wet you won’t stop as easy but nothing to worry about. It’s just to make the Navi cheaper. Everything about the Navi is cheap but not unreliable. No fancy make it less dollar 😂😂😂
@@jayyy4491 It does rain a fuck of a lot here in Quebec, then I have to get studded winter tires-brakes are very important.
@@johndefalque5061 yeah in the rain you should be good like I said just adjust the amount of breaking you’ll need to do. Back in the day everything had drum breaks.
If your referring to the pedal on the right side that’s your foot break and it operates both front and back breaks