#1 - 0:17 - if you're NOT a noob (brand new rider) #2 - 0:49 - if you're not comfortable working on a carb. (carburetor) #3 - 1:19 - if you're a larger person (max weight: 385 lbs.) #4 - 1:58 - if you expect to go "fast" (over 45+ mph) #5 - 2:27 - if you want effective stopping power (no ABS, no disc brakes. has drum brakes) my PROS: - 110cc - faster than a Ruckus (50cc) - very fun! - good for beginners - good for zipping around town - cheap! ($1800 MSRP) - looks like a mini sport motorcycle, but it's a scooter - no clutch
Got a Navi and I love it. Great first time bike. I am 215 lbs and cruise at 50 mph. It did start to open up more arpund 300 miles and now I've topped out at 55 mph. My wife rides with me sometimes. Our total combined weight is 330. We cruise at 45 mph and top out at 50. It is a way more capable bike than I thought it would be.
I´m 36 years old and I never drove a motorcycle or a car, I wasnt able to aford it until now, I´m interested in this bike because it seems good for a beginner and I would really like to learn I dislike not knowing how to drive and not having my own vehicule, but some people discourage me saying that it´s dangerous because I never drove before and I should get a car instead , but I think this bike might be a good start, I would like to know your point of view. Thanks
I am a first time motorcyclist, and I love my Navi. I have had it for about ten months and have roughly 700 miles on it. It's very quick (weigh 150 lbs), and it's super reliable. It's also a blast to ride and very low maintenance, even the oil change was simple.
I love mine.. I'm topping out right at 50.. I bought it in early March as a commuter when gas started to skyrocket, now it's a super fun little bike that sure gets the looks going down the road, best money I ever spent
Honda promotes this vehicle like this: It's not a scooter, it's not a motorcycle, it's a Navi. You don't understand that the Navi is a new proposal! It has also been a success in many countries around the world! Awful video!
The carburetor and lack of ABS are by far the best things about it. I'm too big for it, and I do prefer a manual transmission and clutch. But If I fit, I'd probably get one, just for the carburetor and non ABS drum brakes.
Im about 375 and I have no issues getting mine up to over 40 fairly easy and its stock. Dont let anyone scare you away from it. My ruckus gets up to 35 with me on it also. I enjoy both bikes and have had no issues with the Navi pushing close to 45. Its become my favorite toy because of how "quick" it is for a little pit bike.
As a 60 year old who also has a 2000 ZRX 1100 and 2004 Suzuki SV 650, if choosing among people I'd loved to hang out with, you are top of the list. Blessings to you.
I was looking at the Navi as perfect smaller bike for going around town, but I ended up going the electric unicycle route. Top speed is 45mph and I can take it indoors shopping. Leaving the Navi outside all the time was my biggest fear. Too many bike thefts in my area.
Nice! And I get the bike theft situation. I use the Navi as my daily commuter to work and back and I'm just thankful I work in a building where I can store it out of reach if I need to.
Yes I would worry about theft at under 300 Lbs but I am so surprised it weighs that much for how little you get. For example many full size sport bikes that have 600-1000cc, oodles of electronics, ABS, etc can weigh only 100 Lbs more than the NAVI. So what is wrong with this picture? Are they made of lead?
I have both a beater scooter and a beater car for doing all my commuting with. I would NEVER park a nice bike or car in a parking lot unprotected. Beater vehicles do not get noticed by thieves or vandals, and if they do incur some slight damage, it's no big deal. I have a couple of really nice vintage cars and 5 restored vintage bikes (I despise modern computerized vehicles) but they are not used for ordinary transportation.
I was considering buying this for my first bike because I didn’t want to learn the clutch. I ended up getting a used Kawasaki z125 and I have zero regrets. Slowing working my way up to something bigger. Beat financial decision I’ve ever made.
Have a 22 navi and love it. Hop on and ride, it's that simple. I'm 6'1" and and it moves me around just fine. It's not a road rocket but it's plenty good to get around city streets and so on.
Took an msf course on a grom last year and passed. As much as I love the Grom, I’m not a fan of shifting. Did TONS of research and sat on tons of bikes. Long story short, ended up getting a navi. Interesting fact is, when i first saw the navi online, it inspired me to learn how to ride. Though i could have taken the course on a scooter, I still chose to learn on a manual to open up buying options. Slim pickings in automatic bike world especially if you’re 5’6 like me cuz I’m not fitting on the African twin lol Waiting on the weather to get warmer here so i can start practicing what i learned. Navi is a nice low risk investment for newb’s to see if motorcycling is for them. Some people reading this may have a problem w/ that statement b/c this bike is ‘basic’ however the advice given to me that is frequently given to others is ‘start on something small then go bigger’. For me I was very comfortable w/ the weight of the grom and that’s one factor i sought in a bike - low weight. The navi is the closest i could get to that. Fingers crossed i like it. Waiting on winter to leave
@@lawhon1396 I’m happy to hear from another rider who chose the navi after using a grom. I haven’t found many ppl that have ridden the grom before the navi. Ty for replying. I find mostly ppl who start in navi and then go grom.
Lol this is coming from a new rider. I own several bikes I bought this as a novelty. I find I ride it along more than I anticipated. It's the fun factor. We ride because it's fun.
What's so crazy is the amount of compliments I get on my Navi. I don't care about my personal image on a bike. I just wanted something to ride around my down and neighboring towns, because there are sub 50mph roads to get anywhere here. But I thought for sure I'd get made fun of riding the Navi. Instead everyone freaking loves the little thing. Bikers wave at me. I've had multiple large street bike riders ask me about it because they are looking for something they can wring out around town, rather than basically drift about on a bike that is way too powerful to open up in town. I'm literally the only Navi riding around where I live, so it's met with fascination and curiosity everywhere I go, LOL!
Thanks for taking the time to watch. I wanted to add that even if you're around 300 lbs, you're definitely going to be reaching optimum speeds. 😂 My husband and I have had these for a few months and love these little bikes. Stay tuned for the first mod video.
I was told not to buy my Kawasakwee z125pro but after 40 years of riding I ride what I want to period. I also have cruisers and ninjas and I’ll be buying the new R9 from Yamaha so ride what you want and don’t listen to the opinion of others. This is for cheap around town transportation and it’s fun I just may buy one of these too
As a dirt rider, but my intention with this bike would be to ride to work, all highway, 65ish, at 210lbs, 22 miles, would it work? I've never even seen one in-person, could I feasibly ride this to work? I don't mind being slow, I'd pull off when I had to. Or is a big bore grom what I'd need?
So I've have a motorcycle license for 28 years and about 50 motorcycles. The navi is not just for beginners. This thing is a blast to ride around on in city's I'll admit it does need some upgrades to make it a bit faster and more responsive once you do those upgrades it's a great little "bike" AKA 105cc scooter.
Getting a Navi soon. I've gone thru the spectrum of bikes and just want something to tool around town on. Great vid but all the points pushed me closer to one 😂 Be safe and tfs 🙂👊👍
The Navi is great for what it is built for. It's not a race bike. It's not a trick bike. A mountain bike. Or a bike for carrying around drugs and running from the police. It's for cruising around locally. Or for long back road trips where aren't in a hurry
Looks like it's either a Navi or a crotch rocket with no in between. BTW you can have a serious wreck on a slow as a Navi bike as with anything else. Love my Navi because it is what It is. Oh, and if you're six feet two inches tall and weigh 240lbs you'll look stupid on a Navi. Funny thing, no one has had the nerve to tell me that.
I match your ht/wt ! just purchased one, unfortunately I have to wait for warmer months to get it out,... how is the handling? does it pull you around town ok?
@@jordanlewis3686 I like the handling ok, just don't lean too much in the curves as it seems a little twitchy to me. At my ht/wt the Navi carries me along quite nicely. It will easily cruise at 45mph on level ground and will go close to 55mph going down a long downhill slope. I'm getting around 80mpg. Around town it's great, as it can accelerate away from traffic lights with reasonable ease. Ride safe!
This bike is perfect for a first time rider who is little timid, I'm teaching a new rider and I'm more than pleased with this bike. Can't go wrong with the navi. When you have on road skills, been riding for a year and fill that you have advanced then maybe move up and learn to ride the manual bikes
I'm the worst customer for this bike, but I bought one and I love it. 10 out of 10 fun factor. I've been riding for 30 years, I'm overweight, and I don't even have tools for the carb.
I’m right now deciding whether to get the Navi or the Super Cub. Do I need fuel injector, no. I’ve owned carburetor bikes all my life and never gotten to a fuel injected one. Do I need ABS, no. My cars have ABS now, but I’ve never owned a bike with ABS. So again, it’s not something that worries me. Seat heights, well, they’re about the same, However, the Navi has a longer wheelbase than either the Super Cub or Grom. I tested one at the dealer, and I’m 6’2” and felt ok on the little bike. Unfortunately there was no Super Cub in the showroom. The price is right, that’s for sure. Maybe next year 🤷♂️
Man that's colder than what I did on the e-bike yesterday except I hit the ground and I got skin missing out the palm of my hand so bad and I'm screaming the nerves in my hand is missing but I like how that rubber bump right there and it was so grip read at blacktown I like a nasty disgust disgusting gross Street like Illinois but he was able to make the adjustments with that nice tire doing that bubble bumper in that black top and then kind of strapped little B handlebars unbelievable save nice way to slow down nice work on your bike it shows SHOWS
I have had bigger bikes and they are fun, but the Navi is just awesome. Its fun to just cruise around back roads or city streets. If you buy it because you want a motorcycle, then you are going to likely have some regret. If you buy it because you want something fun to zip around town on. It is great and well worth the money.
Why is the carburetor a negative? It's calibrated from he factory. There will be no need to change the air/fuel ratio unless one makes changes to the exhaust and intake. Its a little mini moto making what 7hp? If your a newb than leave it stock and enjoy the reliability- carb and all. My avatar has 4 carbs. I never had to touch them in the 8 years I owned and rode it.
I call my Navi my Mooter because you need a motorcycle license and my husband likes to call it a motorcycle however riding my rebel and riding my Navi it’s a scooter dressed up pretty 🤩😅 but I’m ok with it I love them both the same
I'm not complaining about You, It's a very normal thing apparently to think this. There are millions and I would assume more millions of people out there that believe the top speed shown on a speedometer has anything very much to do with the top speed of that vehicle is all to do with manufacturers wants. And they want us to want that vehicle I remember when I was younger. I kind of assumed the vehicle would do those I haven't ever said that I don't think they would put it on there if it wouldn't do it. Unfathomable. Thank you so very much for the big video I wanted to find a video with a good girl so I could send to my daughbecause. Maybe she might pay a little more attention. Not be quite skeptiCal. See that there are normal women and girls the ride motorcycles. I even saw A video with a girl showing up showing us how to clean a chain. Now I need to start cleaning mind, thank you again.. P. S. Seems to me that blue navy on the right. Doesn't have that very strange, gromlike Angular lines and hole in the side of the gas tank area. I am going to have to find out about that blue different style, I'll get some glasses. Let me know w,ould you? I don't like those lines, flat sides, or holes in eater bikes. Thank you again
#1 - 0:17 - if you're NOT a noob (brand new rider)
#2 - 0:49 - if you're not comfortable working on a carb. (carburetor)
#3 - 1:19 - if you're a larger person (max weight: 385 lbs.)
#4 - 1:58 - if you expect to go "fast" (over 45+ mph)
#5 - 2:27 - if you want effective stopping power (no ABS, no disc brakes. has drum brakes)
my PROS:
- 110cc
- faster than a Ruckus (50cc)
- very fun!
- good for beginners
- good for zipping around town
- cheap! ($1800 MSRP)
- looks like a mini sport motorcycle, but it's a scooter
- no clutch
I’ve rode regular 600+ cc motorcycles for years and still decided to get a navi for around town it’s about to be funnnnn
I love that. It really is the perfect bike for zipping around town.
How do you like it?
I am 365 pounds at 6 foot tall... And I do 45 mph with no issues
Get it!
@@kaylee_hobbz Have it + I have Honda Mopeds and scooters from 1969 till now JDM and US
@@Sun_Wanong_WFR7169 I love that. I think this will probably be my gateway drug into more scooters/mopeds.
@@Sun_Wanong_WFR7169 Also, I have to ask, which one is your favorite?
@@kaylee_hobbz the Navi is in my top 3, with my '08 Metropolitan and my '05 Ruckus
Got a Navi and I love it. Great first time bike. I am 215 lbs and cruise at 50 mph. It did start to open up more arpund 300 miles and now I've topped out at 55 mph. My wife rides with me sometimes. Our total combined weight is 330. We cruise at 45 mph and top out at 50. It is a way more capable bike than I thought it would be.
I´m 36 years old and I never drove a motorcycle or a car, I wasnt able to aford it until now, I´m interested in this bike because it seems good for a beginner and I would really like to learn I dislike not knowing how to drive and not having my own vehicule, but some people discourage me saying that it´s dangerous because I never drove before and I should get a car instead , but I think this bike might be a good start, I would like to know your point of view. Thanks
I am a first time motorcyclist, and I love my Navi. I have had it for about ten months and have roughly 700 miles on it. It's very quick (weigh 150 lbs), and it's super reliable. It's also a blast to ride and very low maintenance, even the oil change was simple.
Don’t buy what everyone says to buy, buy what you want and enjoy it.
thanks, you just reinforced to me why i SHOULD get a navi.
I love mine.. I'm topping out right at 50..
I bought it in early March as a commuter when gas started to skyrocket, now it's a super fun little bike that sure gets the looks going down the road, best money I ever spent
Honda promotes this vehicle like this: It's not a scooter, it's not a motorcycle, it's a Navi. You don't understand that the Navi is a new proposal! It has also been a success in many countries around the world! Awful video!
The carburetor and lack of ABS are by far the best things about it. I'm too big for it, and I do prefer a manual transmission and clutch. But If I fit, I'd probably get one, just for the carburetor and non ABS drum brakes.
dude, im 375 and it goes above 40 for me easily. I have topped it off at 45 on level ground riding.
Im about 375 and I have no issues getting mine up to over 40 fairly easy and its stock. Dont let anyone scare you away from it. My ruckus gets up to 35 with me on it also. I enjoy both bikes and have had no issues with the Navi pushing close to 45. Its become my favorite toy because of how "quick" it is for a little pit bike.
As a 60 year old who also has a 2000 ZRX 1100 and 2004 Suzuki SV 650, if choosing among people I'd loved to hang out with, you are top of the list. Blessings to you.
You don't have to be going fast to die in a motorcycle accident
6'5" tall and 100kg just spent a month riding a navi around the beautiful island of Sri Lanka. Perfect bike for the place.
I was looking at the Navi as perfect smaller bike for going around town, but I ended up going the electric unicycle route. Top speed is 45mph and I can take it indoors shopping. Leaving the Navi outside all the time was my biggest fear. Too many bike thefts in my area.
Nice! And I get the bike theft situation. I use the Navi as my daily commuter to work and back and I'm just thankful I work in a building where I can store it out of reach if I need to.
Yes I would worry about theft at under 300 Lbs but I am so surprised it weighs that much for how little you get. For example many full size sport bikes that have 600-1000cc, oodles of electronics, ABS, etc can weigh only 100 Lbs more than the NAVI. So what is wrong with this picture? Are they made of lead?
I have both a beater scooter and a beater car for doing all my commuting with. I would NEVER park a nice bike or car in a parking lot unprotected. Beater vehicles do not get noticed by thieves or vandals, and if they do incur some slight damage, it's no big deal. I have a couple of really nice vintage cars and 5 restored vintage bikes (I despise modern computerized vehicles) but they are not used for ordinary transportation.
@@carrickdubya4765 My 2016 R1 weighs about 440lbs. The Navi is 236 lbs wet weight. That’s about 200 lbs difference!
The navi has a steering wheel lock under the handle bars, maybe helps with theft
I was considering buying this for my first bike because I didn’t want to learn the clutch. I ended up getting a used Kawasaki z125 and I have zero regrets. Slowing working my way up to something bigger. Beat financial decision I’ve ever made.
That's great!
I'm glad you addressed legit concerns rather than make up stuff and put it down. I think I'll buy one.
Have a 22 navi and love it. Hop on and ride, it's that simple. I'm 6'1" and and it moves me around just fine. It's not a road rocket but it's plenty good to get around city streets and so on.
Was seriously planning to buy a Navi. Bought a Piaggio 250 with 7000 miles for $2000 CDN. It is 2006 but well maintained.
I bought navi for my daughters sweet 16 she does not want a car and she's on 5 foot tall. It's perfect for her to get around and go to school
I’m 5’3 and looking at getting one. How has it fared ? I’m a little concerned with traffic and never having ridden a motorcycle/moped
@@ashleycardona6334 she loves it.
Took an msf course on a grom last year and passed. As much as I love the Grom, I’m not a fan of shifting. Did TONS of research and sat on tons of bikes. Long story short, ended up getting a navi. Interesting fact is, when i first saw the navi online, it inspired me to learn how to ride. Though i could have taken the course on a scooter, I still chose to learn on a manual to open up buying options. Slim pickings in automatic bike world especially if you’re 5’6 like me cuz I’m not fitting on the African twin lol
Waiting on the weather to get warmer here so i can start practicing what i learned. Navi is a nice low risk investment for newb’s to see if motorcycling is for them. Some people reading this may have a problem w/ that statement b/c this bike is ‘basic’ however the advice given to me that is frequently given to others is ‘start on something small then go bigger’.
For me I was very comfortable w/ the weight of the grom and that’s one factor i sought in a bike - low weight. The navi is the closest i could get to that. Fingers crossed i like it. Waiting on winter to leave
I am 5'7" and also took my msf course on a grom. The Navi is great!
@@lawhon1396 I’m happy to hear from another rider who chose the navi after using a grom. I haven’t found many ppl that have ridden the grom before the navi. Ty for replying. I find mostly ppl who start in navi and then go grom.
Lol this is coming from a new rider. I own several bikes I bought this as a novelty. I find I ride it along more than I anticipated. It's the fun factor. We ride because it's fun.
6'2, skinny, young and love to ride Navi round the city in style
Thanks, but I think I'm just gonna go with the Navi since am under 5 foot
What's so crazy is the amount of compliments I get on my Navi. I don't care about my personal image on a bike. I just wanted something to ride around my down and neighboring towns, because there are sub 50mph roads to get anywhere here. But I thought for sure I'd get made fun of riding the Navi. Instead everyone freaking loves the little thing. Bikers wave at me. I've had multiple large street bike riders ask me about it because they are looking for something they can wring out around town, rather than basically drift about on a bike that is way too powerful to open up in town. I'm literally the only Navi riding around where I live, so it's met with fascination and curiosity everywhere I go, LOL!
Thanks for taking the time to watch. I wanted to add that even if you're around 300 lbs, you're definitely going to be reaching optimum speeds. 😂 My husband and I have had these for a few months and love these little bikes. Stay tuned for the first mod video.
You said 25mph for heavier riders. It’s just there in the video
At about 1:30 in your video
I was told not to buy my Kawasakwee z125pro but after 40 years of riding I ride what I want to period. I also have cruisers and ninjas and I’ll be buying the new R9 from Yamaha so ride what you want and don’t listen to the opinion of others. This is for cheap around town transportation and it’s fun I just may buy one of these too
As a dirt rider, but my intention with this bike would be to ride to work, all highway, 65ish, at 210lbs, 22 miles, would it work? I've never even seen one in-person, could I feasibly ride this to work? I don't mind being slow, I'd pull off when I had to. Or is a big bore grom what I'd need?
I would put a Malossi variator clutch kit on it!
So I've have a motorcycle license for 28 years and about 50 motorcycles. The navi is not just for beginners. This thing is a blast to ride around on in city's I'll admit it does need some upgrades to make it a bit faster and more responsive once you do those upgrades it's a great little "bike" AKA 105cc scooter.
What mpg are you getting?
Getting a Navi soon. I've gone thru the spectrum of bikes and just want something to tool around town on. Great vid but all the points pushed me closer to one 😂 Be safe and tfs 🙂👊👍
The Navi is great for what it is built for. It's not a race bike. It's not a trick bike. A mountain bike. Or a bike for carrying around drugs and running from the police. It's for cruising around locally. Or for long back road trips where aren't in a hurry
Looks like it's either a Navi or a crotch rocket with no in between. BTW you can have a serious wreck on a slow as a Navi bike as with anything else. Love my Navi because it is what It is. Oh, and if you're six feet two inches tall and weigh 240lbs you'll look stupid on a Navi. Funny thing, no one has had the nerve to tell me that.
I match your ht/wt ! just purchased one, unfortunately I have to wait for warmer months to get it out,... how is the handling? does it pull you around town ok?
@@jordanlewis3686 I like the handling ok, just don't lean too much in the curves as it seems a little twitchy to me. At my ht/wt the Navi carries me along quite nicely. It will easily cruise at 45mph on level ground and will go close to 55mph going down a long downhill slope. I'm getting around 80mpg. Around town it's great, as it can accelerate away from traffic lights with reasonable ease. Ride safe!
What you said about 25mph for heavier riders is utter fiction.
I’ve been riding manual bikes for 30 years and I love my Navi
Great review, thanks to your critique I'm now looking at the grom.
Honda Navi is a great bike.
Been riding over 15 years on 1000cc bikes.
Army green Navi, 56 mph maxed speed on straight away with 180lb rider.
Stock ?
Should make a video on why not buy a Navi…
Condensation n tires rubber,sand n the specific heat of moisture n racing wow
This bike is perfect for a first time rider who is little timid, I'm teaching a new rider and I'm more than pleased with this bike. Can't go wrong with the navi. When you have on road skills, been riding for a year and fill that you have advanced then maybe move up and learn to ride the manual bikes
I'm 6ft 5 and 390lbs and im still gonna buy it lol
Do it!
Please post a video
@@brandonevans4142 I definitely will
better scooters exist
I've had around 15 various bikes. The old Grom 4 speed (not new 5 speed) is by far the most fun yet...
I'm the worst customer for this bike, but I bought one and I love it. 10 out of 10 fun factor. I've been riding for 30 years, I'm overweight, and I don't even have tools for the carb.
"the speedo says you can go 60" for future reference speedos rarely say the top speed. even in cars, they all go a decent amount above top speed
I know that. Lol!
I noticed the wind problem- yikes!!! 😅. But I still love my Navi!
How do all these people in the comments weigh 375 lbs?! Also, great video
I’m right now deciding whether to get the Navi or the Super Cub. Do I need fuel injector, no. I’ve owned carburetor bikes all my life and never gotten to a fuel injected one. Do I need ABS, no. My cars have ABS now, but I’ve never owned a bike with ABS. So again, it’s not something that worries me. Seat heights, well, they’re about the same, However, the Navi has a longer wheelbase than either the Super Cub or Grom. I tested one at the dealer, and I’m 6’2” and felt ok on the little bike. Unfortunately there was no Super Cub in the showroom. The price is right, that’s for sure. Maybe next year 🤷♂️
Man that's colder than what I did on the e-bike yesterday except I hit the ground and I got skin missing out the palm of my hand so bad and I'm screaming the nerves in my hand is missing but I like how that rubber bump right there and it was so grip read at blacktown I like a nasty disgust disgusting gross Street like Illinois but he was able to make the adjustments with that nice tire doing that bubble bumper in that black top and then kind of strapped little B handlebars unbelievable save nice way to slow down nice work on your bike it shows SHOWS
I have had bigger bikes and they are fun, but the Navi is just awesome. Its fun to just cruise around back roads or city streets. If you buy it because you want a motorcycle, then you are going to likely have some regret. If you buy it because you want something fun to zip around town on. It is great and well worth the money.
Why is the carburetor a negative? It's calibrated from he factory. There will be no need to change the air/fuel ratio unless one makes changes to the exhaust and intake. Its a little mini moto making what 7hp? If your a newb than leave it stock and enjoy the reliability- carb and all. My avatar has 4 carbs. I never had to touch them in the 8 years I owned and rode it.
I got mine a month ago and I ❤it
I weigh 130 +lbs. and mine goes over 50mph at 5,000 ft. elevation without any carb tuning. It would do 55mph at sea level I'm sure.
Im 4.10ft = 149 cm hight
So can i ride that honda navi bike ?
4' 10" is the correct way to put it. That ' means feet and the " means inches. Not trying to be mean just trying to help.
Question is can you do the dmv test on it
I want to know this also, no real info on if its okay in my state (MA).
I call my Navi my Mooter because you need a motorcycle license and my husband likes to call it a motorcycle however riding my rebel and riding my Navi it’s a scooter dressed up pretty 🤩😅 but I’m ok with it I love them both the same
I’m thinking of buying this for my daily commute to work at In N Out burgers! Haha
Do it! It's my daily commuter for work. 😅
Good Info Thanks
Shits fun and cheap. I'd like to do a video about why you men shouldn't date you and why people should avoid this waste of time.
I got it to 50mph and the wind was killing me lol
I'm not complaining about You, It's a very normal thing apparently to think this. There are millions and I would assume more millions of people out there that believe the top speed shown on a speedometer has anything very much to do with the top speed of that vehicle is all to do with manufacturers wants. And they want us to want that vehicle I remember when I was younger. I kind of assumed the vehicle would do those I haven't ever said that I don't think they would put it on there if it wouldn't do it. Unfathomable. Thank you so very much for the big video I wanted to find a video with a good girl so I could send to my daughbecause. Maybe she might pay a little more attention.
Not be quite skeptiCal. See that there are normal women and girls the ride motorcycles. I even saw A video with a girl showing up showing us how to clean a chain. Now I need to start cleaning mind, thank you again..
P. S. Seems to me that blue navy on the right. Doesn't have that very strange, gromlike Angular lines and hole in the side of the gas tank area. I am going to have to find out about that blue different style, I'll get some glasses.
Let me know w,ould you? I don't like those lines, flat sides, or holes in eater bikes. Thank you again
Another big plus of a Navi….relatively cheap insurance!
I'm 170 5'3 I do 50 easy
Hi I'm 230ibs how fast do you think it will go with me on it
U want speed, buy a bigger bike
Keep the vids coming
thanks Karen great video
I like my navi. What are u talking about?
I think it’s pronounce Nav- E. Like Nav E Gayshun
Forgot to mention the $1807 is not the true price.
It’s still 1/2 the Grom. And every new bike will come with destination fees and other dealer fees. But, you can just buy used bikes too.
Yep, impossible to whiskey throttle a Navi 😂
Im going to buy one
Ummm you should buy one Freaking amazing machine
I have a Honda Navi and a Livewire… I am content.
Wow with your weight I’m sure you only can go up to 10 mph. 😮
I subbed keep it up
I like the Ruckus better
Jokes on you I'm 200 pounds and take me and my 220 poound friend to gym on the navi and we hit 45
Yeah well fuel injection costs more to work on
Why you shouldn't watch this vide
I’m 867 pounds and I reach 90 mph no problem on my Navi 🥰
got me sold on not getting one
get a real scooter lol
I won't 1 even more now
Should have been fuel injected
EXCELLENT!!!;)
its smaller than a scooter. lol im too big for that thing and im only 5.8 lmao
i rather get a Burgman . trust
Nice
Damn you're bad AF 😍
Women