2022 Honda Navi | First Ride

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*Edit: The first couple of minutes I say the Navi is a 125cc bike and that is incorrect. It is actually a 109cc. I correct this later in the video just had a brain fart on that.

In this First Ride video, Chaseontwowheels takes a little scoot on the Honda Navi. Is it a motorcycle, a mini-bike or a scooter? Hopefully we can find out what this little thing is and who it's best for in today's video.

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I bought one because my left leg doesn't work because of nerve damage. It keeps me on two wheels and is a hoot to ride on back country roads. I love it.

mikeyjay

I think it would be fun for you to do a scooter first ride series specially since this series is primarily about commuting. No one really ever does first ride series on scooters.

Jess-lkkf

We purchased this for my wife to ride with me. She has never driven or ridden a manual transmission. It got her comfortably on two wheels so it is perfect.

awallace

This is a bike for someone that lives in the city and just needs something to get to work and run errands

ToyotaSubieDude

I've been eyeing one of these as a commuter bike. They get about 100mpg and would be perfect for zipping across town.

cheezmonta

Im buying one this week, my fianceé suffered a brain injury as a little girl and no longer has proper use of her left hand, shes been very sad she cant ride with me. I'm gonna surprise her.

RobertJoyceOfficial

I work in downtown Fort Worth, I throw this in the back of the truck and Uber eats with it when I have nothing else to do.

justineaker

I think the bike kept dying because you had the choke open and it’s fully up to temp by now.

Metalution

I spent the entire video watching if he would ever turn off the choke lol. I own one and I really enjoy riding it around town. It's only for 45mph or less roads. All of its shortcomings tires, seat, rear shock, roller weights, clutch, variator, lights can be upgraded for fairly cheap if someone chooses to. It's a reliable Honda & stock parts are dirt cheap if they ever break. All the other Honda mini bikes are 125cc & faster but the MSRP is also double the price. It's a perfect beginner bike & you don't have to learn how to use a clutch.

suyohpq

This guy kept the choke on the entire time

pookythomasmoto

I got one because it was the cheapest name brand bike. I use it like a scooter as in I drive to places about 10 miles away to pick up stuff. I think its fun and saves me money on gas since it gets 8x better mpg to my truck. After 3k miles I still like it.

pleasedontwatchthese

Running rough because you left the choke on the whole time. I'm 5'8" / 200# and maintain 50-53 on flat ground. Great deal for the price.

KaiGuy

It goes 50mph for me without the choke on. (In all fairness, I too have forgotten to take off the choke a couple of times I've ridden it.)

SkeptikosUTube

I think you should test drive the XR150L, it seems like it could be a really solid commuter bike for only $3K and since it is a dual sport, it might actually be able to handle a pot hole or some gravel roads.

verablack

Saying its only $1, 800 somewhat disingenuous. No one is paying that out the door at a dealership. Honda automatically applies another $300 before it even gets to you. Then you have "Assembly", tax/title, and other warranty bs that you can't get rid of.

rubuk