damn a fellow only person who owns this bike in his country!! I'm from England & I also own one of these honda CC110's & I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who owns one since when i got my insurance it wasn't on the englands makes & models insurance list
I'm pretty sure these are basically the same model as the NBC110 postal delivery supercubs that are as common as muck in Australia and New Zealand; I've got a couple which I picked up very cheaply - one to ride, one as a parts bike and it has become my go-to far and beyond any of my other bikes. Brilliant little machines! You can buy a generic plastic crate called a 'GT cube' that sits just right on the back rack, and an instant two wheeled ute (pick-up truck?) is made. The NBC110 postal cubs on this side of the world are manufactured by Honda in China but they don't seem to exhibit any quality issues as you would expect from a Chinese made bike. These things get the guts thrashed out of them by wild postal workers bashing them on and off curbs and screaming around the place with a tonne of mail in bags hung off all four corners of the bike, and they still come back for more! Fuel injected too which is nice. If you pull one apart it looks less like a traditional Cub and more like a CT110 that has had Cub-like plastics bolted on which might be why they are a little tougher than a typical Cub, just a thought of mine. I think these are also called a Supercub Pro in Japan too, I think its the same bike? The ones we have (NBC) don't have the grab rail under the handlebars facing the rider, the rear rack is much larger on the NBC and the panniers are normally supplied by the postal company using the bike - fabric type left and right at the rear and one on the front. The muffler on the NBC is a low straight style like a normal cub, but the NBC still has the high ground clearance and a crappy plastic bash plate so it is enough to get by off road.
damn a fellow only person who owns this bike in his country!! I'm from England & I also own one of these honda CC110's & I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who owns one since when i got my insurance it wasn't on the englands makes & models insurance list
She's beautiful!!!😍 Thank you for reviewing the bike!
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The Australian postie bike
I'm pretty sure these are basically the same model as the NBC110 postal delivery supercubs that are as common as muck in Australia and New Zealand; I've got a couple which I picked up very cheaply - one to ride, one as a parts bike and it has become my go-to far and beyond any of my other bikes. Brilliant little machines! You can buy a generic plastic crate called a 'GT cube' that sits just right on the back rack, and an instant two wheeled ute (pick-up truck?) is made. The NBC110 postal cubs on this side of the world are manufactured by Honda in China but they don't seem to exhibit any quality issues as you would expect from a Chinese made bike. These things get the guts thrashed out of them by wild postal workers bashing them on and off curbs and screaming around the place with a tonne of mail in bags hung off all four corners of the bike, and they still come back for more! Fuel injected too which is nice. If you pull one apart it looks less like a traditional Cub and more like a CT110 that has had Cub-like plastics bolted on which might be why they are a little tougher than a typical Cub, just a thought of mine. I think these are also called a Supercub Pro in Japan too, I think its the same bike? The ones we have (NBC) don't have the grab rail under the handlebars facing the rider, the rear rack is much larger on the NBC and the panniers are normally supplied by the postal company using the bike - fabric type left and right at the rear and one on the front. The muffler on the NBC is a low straight style like a normal cub, but the NBC still has the high ground clearance and a crappy plastic bash plate so it is enough to get by off road.
CARBURETOR OR FUEL INJECTED ?
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I know of at least 2-3 CC110s of the same generation in Ireland. They are practically nonexistent outside the UK and Ireland in Europe.
They are all from us!
Is this sold do you ship to England how much please
Yes just sold yesterday
We do ship to 🇬🇧
Ok thanks I keep looking
Do you convert kph to mph speedo
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