New Honda Super Cub 125 Review | Better than the Grom, Monkey & Dax Motorcycles?

New 2024 Honda Super Cub 125 Review, Specs, Changes Explained +Today More! Today we're taking a close look at the 2023 Super Cub 125 motorcycle, also known as the C125. Honda also makes a Super Cub 50 and Super Cub 110 but sadly, not available for sale here... This 125cc motorcycle is part of Honda's miniMOTO bike lineup where you have some retro / vintage styled bikes that have returned like the CT125, also known as the Trail 125 / Hunter Cub and the Monkey 125 as well as the DAX 125 / ST125! Plus you have the more modern styled, new mini bikes from Honda with the Grom 125. Some do consider the Super Cub 125 as a scooter, due to its semi-automatic transmission but it's not a fully automatic setup, so you still have to change gears but without a clutch so it's one of the easiest motorcycles to ride that's for sale at dealerships today!
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[@iandaniels8386]

bring back the key or have the option to have a dumb key fitted

[@AudreysKitchen]

More horsepower like you mentioned at the end, and the other lighting configuration you showed. If they made those two changes I'd buy one.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

Think i know why Honda didn't include the rear seat. 😞

[@PiersSmith]

Lack of rear seat is a deal breaker.

[@meeeong7482]

Dual abs brake system and liquid cooled engine, also better 125cc machine with 4valve and 5 speed Edit : and add usb charger too, we are in 2023 btw 😆

[@Livengoodproject]

I just got mine. It’s just so much fun and so effortless to ride .. I’m 57. Had dozens of big bikes over the years. Love my SuperCub

[@marcochavanne]

If there wasnt several miles of highway between my home and work I would 100% drive one of these. They are so iconic and beautiful.

[@MSM4U2POM]

Got a C90 for my seventeenth birthday back in the late 1970's. Wish I still had it: it seemed to run on thin air, and was so much more fun than any car you can name.

[@mikelamuraglia5645]

Needs a 5 speed, 2 gallon fuel tank and a standard rear rack

[@HondaProKevin]

Oh yeah, those 3 upgrades would be HUGE and definitely a step in the right direction!

[@aequitas8749]

It should come standard with a passenger seat as well.

[@tdgdbs1]

150cc and different gearing to make it highway legal. Those Honda Wave 125 in Asia comfortably cruise at 65 and has storage under the seat.

[@ThinkBeforeYouSheep]

Would be nice if they would go back to the high low setup, that's what made it really useful.

[@doug_velasquez007]

For a low price of $5k LoL

[@rnewell252369]

I agree with mike. Don't forget the kick start. Nothing like coming from a store, and find out your battery went south for the winter.

[@weebercorey]

I have a 2022 Super Cub. Love the matte black, but also love this year's Pearl Grey. The first things I bought for my Super Cub were a side stand, rear rack, rear seat and rear foot pegs. All OEM. I'd love to have the European gear shifter and lights but not enough to try to get them. Agreed about the gas tank - stupid small. Id like to see a USB charger, self canceling indicators, disk brake in the rear, more comfortable seat. I'd also love to get the new Super Cub 110, but we can't have those here because they're too cool and inexpensive. Can't wait for spring time so I can get back on it!

[@HondaProKevin]

Nice! A lot of people give the Matte Gray Metallic a bad wrap but I think it's just because it was so different from the "norm" over the years. It's a shame you've got to jump through those hoops and American Honda doesn't offer them as accessories here in the US, if they aren't going to offer them as standard. lol oh yeah, I don't blame you there as those lights alone are not cheap! I like you're thinking on the updates! Haven't seen many mention a USB charger or self-cancelling signals but they'd be a nice creature comfort add-on. Oh yeah, I think the 110 would do well here and especially if they could offer it around the NAVi price point. They'd sell like hot cakes! Won't happen, but hey - we can dream! lol yeah buddy, fingers crossed spring gets here soon as I'm going insane! Ride safe and enjoy that Cub ;)

[@jerrym3261]

Yeah, the 2023 Honda Wave 110 is 33.990 pesos in Mexico, $1753.73 at today's exchange rate. You could pick two of the three colors the Wave comes in and have money left over compared to the price of one US Super Cub.

[@jerrym3261]

@D R I have 3 old Cubs. 2 are 1981 70cc Honda C70 Passports and I have a 1962 Honda Super Cub C102. Unfortunately the 1962 came to me without the pushrod 50cc engine (the PO tossed it as irreparable) and an uninstalled, brand new, 70cc Lifan engine. So far, I haven't wanted a new Cub enough to even think about buying one but, it could happen in the future.

[@jerrym3261]

@D R They came to me hadn't run in decades and had a hard life when they were running. They are far from the 2% of motorcycles, in mint condition that bring the big bucks. I think I paid $600 total for the 3, worth more now since they run and worth the most to somebody that will cut them up into something I would call stupid. I'd kind of like dampening front and back, doubt I'll ever get to telescopic forks or real shocks and other than that, I like them as is.

[@krollpeter]

Bigger fuel tank, factory passenger seat and pegs both easily removable, and dump that keyless shxt. I don't mind the rear drum brake.

[@truckermike8534]

I saw this in the local bike shop today. I was simply "grabbed" by this; how simply beautiful it is. It's captivating. Simply gorgeous. All bikes should have the perfect attention to detail this has. Hopefully the "all black" look on bikes is on the way out, This screams beauty, simplicity and function

[@gustwowheeling7337]

Some nice improvements for 2023, I love this color, and yes a kickstand would be nice. Thanks for the shoutout. Excellent video Kevin. Ride safe!

[@HondaProKevin]

Same here, really liking this new color but I think your Pearl Nebula Red might still be my favorite of all the color schemes so far. The pearl in that red is absolutely B-E-A-UTIFUL! No problem at all bud, it's the least I could do for all of your continued support... Thank you for not minding and hopefully it helps bring a few eyeballs over to you ;) Take care, ride safe and I hope you and your family have a great Christmas!

[@bmp72]

I would love a flat bench seat, so that with my 6ft4 I can sit in the middle instead of being forced too far forward. I had the 110cc Wave, the predecessor, and did a 1000 mile trip on it through Europe. Good times...

[@EpohDerf]

I am only 6'1" and find it a bit frustrating at times. I can only imagine 6'4" is right at the edge of what's tolerable. Wonder if there is a long bench seat in the aftermarket...

[@bmp72]

@@Tiaimo i really enjoyed mine and only got rid of it for not enough space reasons. Paid 2900$ new here in Switzerland.

[@devonbikefilms]

Had mine for three years, done 1000 mile tours on it, it's just fine as it is. Carry a fuel can.

[@MysonKirby]

My first Honda was a Cub 50cc. I bought it back in 1965. Great 🚲 bike to ride & very good on gas. Back in 1965 gas was $0.39 a gallon.

[@sambrooks7862]

Like several million others I learned to ride (or at least how to fall off) on an old C50, I think was a 1968 model? When I was 8 years old in 1973 my dad bought one from his mate for a fiver and for the next 2 years me and my pal spent every weekend and school holidays thrashing the poor old thing down the farm tracks near where we lived. We rode miles on that thing until we managed to snap the frame and it was game over. There's a reason why they're the best selling bike of all time!

[@catmate8358]

If all bikes had neutral at the bottom, no one would never have to search for no neutral between the first and the second. It actually makes sense when you think of it.

[@hoemuffin]

Definitely prefer the new color, wasn't really digging the matte gray - you're not making a Honda Cub look intimidating no matter what color you make it. Stick with the friendly colors!

[@HondaProKevin]

lol spot on there with not making it intimidating, no matter the color! Like someone else said, this is so much more of a "Super Cubby" color over the blacked out look. It'd be interesting to see the Matte Gray Metallic sales numbers to compare against the other colors in the past but with the rona mess throwing a wrench in production numbers, it wouldn't be a fair comparison.

[@EpohDerf]

I agree with you. I wish mine was something like a nice avocado green and cream or canary yellow and white....

[@jesusjuice7401]

I want color options tho.

[@wesleycardinal8869]

Thanks for the review. I guess people either get this bike or they don't. I bought mine at the start of the year here in Aus. It's red and cream ( the only colour available) and has rear pegs and side stand as standard. If there was one thing I would ask for it would be the ability to do motorway speeds ( 110kmh ) reliably. But Honda is not bringing any more in to Australia because it doesn't have ABS on the rear, and the market is too small here for them to bother meeting that design rule. So I'm glad I've got one as they are becoming rare. 👍🇦🇺

[@QuasiMotard]

Great review, Kevin... and thanks for the shout-out! I agree with all of your points on the Super Cub. In my opinion, this new colorway suits the Cub better than the "yet another blacked-out bike" look from last year. I'm still waiting for the rear disc brake and the side stand as standard components. I can understand the rear drum brake for cost savings, but the side stand is standard in other markets. Honda should definitely include the side stand as a standard feature on this bike... that was my biggest complaint with my 2019 Cub. It's awkward to hold the bike upright while stepping off of it and then propping it up onto the center stand. Some riders might not be comfortable with those gymnastics. It's much more convenient to prop it on the side stand and step off without worrying about balancing (or dropping) the bike. On the upgrade and improvement options, I've been preaching and dreeaming about a Super Cub Touring edition for years. Honda could increase the engine power slightly (PCX160 range), upgrade to the 5-speed transmission, a 2-3 gallon fuel tank, and related improvements in the suspension and brakes (e.g., longer swingarm, higher spring rates, stronger front & rear calipers, etc). The little Cub could be a superb lightweight touring platform and back road cruiser. I would DEFINITELY buy one of those! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@HondaProKevin]

Appreciate the kind words and support as always QM! You're more than welcome, bud. You put out some quality content on all kinds of platforms so it's the least I can do and hopefully it helps bring a few eyeballs over ;) Oh yeah, this color scheme is a lot more "Super Cubby" as another guy said when compared to last year's Matte Gray Metallic. It was a nice change of pace for Honda to try something different though, which is a rarity. Yessir, definitely some cost savings going on there since they can't do a straight swap with the rear disk off the CT with them having different wheels, unlike some of the other 125s where they can just copy and paste. You hit the nail on the head there, a LOT of people that are new or fairly new to riding aren't comfortable with doing that all the time to throw it up on the center stand. They may fall in love with the bike on the showroom floor but if there's a tiny bit of feeling uncomfortable handling it, most won't pull the trigger and will move onto something else - not knowing that you can easily slap a side stand on it. That move from Honda is beyond baffling and I'd love to know their real reasoning behind it. Ahhh, I like your thinking there with a Touring spec! It'd definitely be a niche market but with these being sold around the world and in a lot of areas where they aren't "toys" like they are here in the US, you'd have to think that the numbers of people interested in purchasing would be up there, pending how crazy they got with pricing etc.

[@johncas1]

The reason they sticked to 125cc is as in the United Kingdom you have a 125cc licence want to ride a bigger bike over 125cc and you need a different license and do a new test but you can have up to 16bhp in the uk on a 125 license so you could have upto 16bhp

[@slam854]

Quasi, thanks for the recommendation for the bar end mirrors. Got them and love them. I had some blk poly caps that slid right over stubs of old mirror mounts. Enjoy your vids.

[@frankevich]

I like the pillion. Gives a nice balance to the profile look, and of course a nice fanny rest. Great video, and great looking bike!

[@noemunguia7629]

I finally got my 2023 Honda Monkey here in Canada. I wish we could get the rest of the line up. Both the super cub and Dax would be a great addition here, and become instant best sellers.

[@muddyboots6157]

Needs a side stand, kick start, and a long 1 piece seat like the old cubs\c70 passport along with a chrome rack sticking out the back. Would love the tiny front fender rack, too.

[@HondaProKevin]

I like your thinking! It'd be interesting to see what they could do with a long one piece seat design on this. Even if you're not carrying a passenger, being able to move forward or back if you're taller or just in the saddle for a long time and need to change positions would be nice.

[@weddincoyote2440]

Having owned one in 2021, yes long seat and side stand would be great. Seat on the cub was like sitting on a church pew. Solid and not comfortable over distance.

[@Ariellounet]

Same, I'd have liked a longer seat where I could move for longer rides. I know there is long seats in aftermarket for this model, but it renders access to the fuel tank... complicated (the seat falls back in place unless you keep it up with your hand)

[@timhudson1846]

Absolutely!! Definitely a long seat!! Kick stand.. and a regular key.. get rid of the key fob.. then I'd buy another one.

[@EpohDerf]

I totally agree with you about the single piece long bench seat, rack and front rack. Ask honda for a job!

[@hught5697]

Love the light Grey and white . Looks like the Bridgestone 50 I had . I could only get to 47 mph down hill .

[@Ellis_B]

Quality video. I want 1 with that sweet exhaust on

[@Jay-gy5hs]

Kevin - Keep up the good work. I enjoy your videos. I own 3 Honda dirt bikes and a Honda Monkey.

[@HondaProKevin]

Thanks a million for the kind words and support, Jay. I really appreciate it... Nice, it's hard to beat a Honda! I may be a bit biased though lol! I'm a HUGE Monkey fan. Speaking of Monkeys, have you seen those wild builds I featured a while back? Super cool what you can do with that platform! Thanks again for the support and hope you have a great Christmas ;)

[@paulstanley3265]

Love the color might get me one . Don’t need a side stand I never use mind on my pcx. For this small bike rear drum brake is all you need but you think it be cheaper to use disk brake world wide . Great video keep it up

[@kriscotner7105]

Much better color this year. More Super Cubby color scheme than last year's dull gray and red

[@HondaProKevin]

Lol yessir, you hit the nail on the head with this being a lot more of a Super Cubby color over the matte gray! If we didn't have the whole rona mess playing around with production numbers which ultimately limited sales possibilities, it would've been interesting to see how the matte gray sales numbers stacked up against the others!

[@rockinginafreeworld3256]

The grey is better looking in the flesh and not as girly .

[@kriscotner7105]

@@rockinginafreeworld3256 yeah it's almost too tough looking for the Cub lol

[@savage22bolt32]

Ya know why there's no pillion for the American market? We 'mericans are way too fat and two of us would overload the bike's weight capacity.

[@elidiaz5446]

Ill rather buy last years color this one is more Feminine

[@mauroignelzi329]

I have a 2020 Cub with 30,000 miles it's so much fun and very cheap to keep

[@MrDavidUno]

Larger fuel tank and side stand! I've got this year's grey model, I'm in Italy so have the passenger seat. I love the bike. In my experience the suspension isn't a problem eventhough I regularly use white and dirt roads. The only problem I have is that one of the rear indicators falls out on the rougher tracks.

[@monkeydixadventures]

Great video. I haven’t ridden the Supercub. I have a 1987 C90, a Monkey and a CT125 Trail….Each have their own plus points…Cheers Dean

[@ripmax333]

For me, tha changes that I would like to see are 1) a normal ignition key instead of the stupid food blender knob 2) the shape and looks of the late 1980 Cubs or the 110 models sold in japan 3) a kick start lever

[@johnalden6584]

I learned how to ride a motorcycle on the Honda Cub in 1960 ! The Beach Boys had a hit song at that time entitled “ Honda “ ! Thanks for sharing this video ! Greetings from the Philippines !

[@davidwick4298]

I love all the Honda bikes and thank you for the video 📸📸📸☺️

[@ewganhoff]

"Less likelihood of you doing this" made me laugh. About 20 years ago my buddy thought he was hot poop on a bike and decided to redline my Cub 90 before stamping it in to first - while pointing at a house wall. The bike went instantly to 12 o'clock and rode up the wall about a foot with both wheels before tipping over and landing on my friend's face.

[@f1champ551]

Absolutely dope video on the super cub! Keep up the videos for the motor scooters! Please again keep it up!

[@HondaProKevin]

Thanks a million for the kind and supportive words bud, really appreciate ya ;)

[@jackvoss5841]

Changes that I would like to see: 1. Replace the entire smart key paraphernalia with a simple dumb key. 2. Replace the self starter with a kick starter. 3. Those 2 changes would lower the weight, cost, and complexity of the bike. 4. Offer a rear luggage rack the same size and weight capacity as on the trail model Super Cub. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@michaeldavis5775]

That's exactly what I was thinking. This bike should be more simple, and adding these electronics increases the cost. I wonder if it can still be push started if the key fob battery is dead.

[@jackvoss5841]

And, here are more changes to simplify owner maintenance: 1. Modify the interior of the engine so that: 1A. You can gauge oil level with a simple dipstick. It is stupid, arrogant, or both to sell an engine where you first have to idle an engine for several minutes, shut it down, and then wait several more minutes so you can lay on the ground to squint at a side window to guess oil level! And, if you add oil, to have to repeat that arcane procedure to see if the oil level is OK - or too high. (This error may have been corrected in 2022 or 2023?) 1B Have to partially dissemble the engine to gain access to the oil filters when changing oil. That should be easily accessible through a simple access plate with 3-4 simple screws. 2. Modify the access route to the engine’s air intake filter. It should be accessible with only one or two simple screws. Instead, you are supposed to remove the shift lever, the entire leg fairing, and more to even remove the air cleaner to simply clean or replace it! An hour or two of work to do a 2-3 minute job is NOT a simple machine! It is a very poorly designed machine. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@jackvoss5841]

@@michaeldavis5775 G’day Mike. On a Honda motorcycle, if the battery is dead, or nearly so, the entire bike is dead. They run everything through the battery. Originally, only the lighting system ran through the battery. That helps to omit blinking as the generator pulses, and dimming out at low RPMs. The original Honda Cub that I owned over 60 years ago was the simple, reliable machine that could always be counted on. Now, I have to jury-rig a trickle charger on my Super Cub to keep the battery up during the winter. Not as reliable. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@michaeldavis5775]

@Jack Voss Thanks for the battery info on the Hondas. A friend of mine had a Cub back in the 60s and 70s. He rode it daily to school and work. It seemed like he never had any problems with it.

[@asbjrnl.srensen3781]

Dont agree on nr 2. I had one and never again. You want things easy :)

[@thinerj1]

i really want a new super cub since my 2019 was stolen and destroyed! Love the light gray blueish color a lot...

[@standupp2885]

My next door neighbor had a cub 50 and it was in their garage for many years. I don't know when they got rid of it. Then in 1983 I went to Korea and there were literally thousands of Honda Cubs over there. They were being licensed built by Kia, and were called Kia Hondas, with a 110cc engine. I grew up riding a 50cc Honda mini-trail and later I acquired my brother's Trail 70 with 4 speed in it. This family of engines is the closest thing to bulletproof you'll find anywhere so if you get a Super Cub, it can virtually last you forever.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

I'm old school and I personally think it looks better with spoked wheels and drum brakes. Yes I know disks are better, but I am speaking purely from a looks point of view.

[@noahway13]

This is the first video i have seen from this guy. I was not loving his voice, but then I was like, wait.. What? This dude is poppin out the audio and visual jokes-- bam, bam, bam--- and once I got into the groove, his voice made everything funnier. Can't wait to get to his next video

[@papaVT]

I love the Super Cub, i have a 2019 model and it's no exaggeration to say that i'm completely in love with the thing. There are a few major problems that won't hit you until you get in an accident though (was ran off the road by a pickup truc and ripped my leg shield) and that's part availability and prices. I'm in Europe, i have to replace my leg shield, right fork cover and front fender. These parts cost an ungodly amount of money for plastics, and for some reason these prices are exclusively European ($492 USD for the leg shield assembly compared to $280 in the US and about $200 in Japan). This is something all europeans who want to ride the Cub should be aware of. Of course we can just tank the shipping costs and order from Japan, it's just a few extra hundred dollars and we wait for the parts to come by plane, fuck then planet right? But i think parts should be available at normal prices in all regions.

[@rabcspaniel5679]

The standard fuel arrangement is just fine! It is a great bike. I have a Ducati 999 s now But loved my 125 and 600 cc experiences

[@IndustrialFaith]

A bigger fuel capacity would be great, but the Supercub is obviously meant for farting around in town and the big tank isn't needed. Still, the bike looks super good! Good job Honda! Now, if they'd bring back a line of retro-inspired bikes in a CC of 250 and higher for the non-mecha crowd, that'd be great. My first 3 bikes were Hondas and I'd really like to get back to buying them again. o7

[@midshipman8654]

been a massive fan of the cub look. its that nice middle ground between a more hard core looking bike and a more lax scooter.

[@dandude2010]

All i want for Christmas is a silver Trail 125

[@HondaProKevin]

Lol I like your thinking bud, that new silver is nice!

[@walterbringman3746]

The newest iteration is faithful to the original cub and seems to capture the main elements of basic transportation. Much of the accessories are either vanity or utilitarian choices that will resonate as a personal choice for owner. Perhaps the choice of or a credit toward one accessory with purchase might solve much of the desire for more. It’s still a cool machine.

[@dennisatkins9276]

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[@0HARE]

Thanks for the review. This little guy has an incredible pedigree and history. For my money, I’d prefer the Trail 125, or the Monkey. I currently ride a ‘21 Honda CRF300 Rally. Great bike.

[@artcarr1]

Allen, Why do we need to know this ?

[@littlefishy6316]

Always interesting to hear about what other riders are looking at. I just sold my Kawasaki KLX250 (with road tyres), it got great mpg on a commute to work. Considering various options as future commuter bike. Would consider a Royal Enfield 350, Royal Enfield Meteor 350 or Honda Vision 110.

[@BassOutcast]

Great review! I love the Cub, been a fan for years (Ed March from c90adventures is to blame). Wish we had some cubs here for sale in Israel, I'd love a 2nd bike for the city, leaving the 700X for highway/touring. Would've loved if they made a 150-200cc version of the cub with some limited highway/uphill capabilities.

[@trevor9546]

A regular kick stand and passenger seat would make this thing amazing! The extra half gallon for the tank would be nice, but the kick stand and passenger seat are more important

[@chadkline4268]

Side stands are stupid.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

As a taller rider I hate that solo seat. Needs a two- person seat that would allow you to slide back to be more comfortable.

[@paullacey2999]

Looks better than ever.Long live the Cub👏

[@bwjones8903]

I also wanted passenger accommodation on my US model. This omission should not discourage any potential buyers though. I was able to purchase the rack, seat, and foot pegs from suppliers in Thailand (check e-bay); and installation was uncomplicated. The swing arm must be drilled and tapped for the foot peg mounting screws, but the bungs are present on the US model, so this is a straight forward procedure. I consistently get 150 MPG, and love the bike.

[@Veloce2000]

After decades since 1981 on bikes, literally all kinds of trail, sport & small commuter types , i vouch for Honda Cub as my top favorite. Aside from its legendary reliability & economy evryone knows, i feel "cool, simple & humble" on a Honda Cub & in a class of itself. And the pride of having a "cheap but respected icon" ❤❤

[@matthewhughson380]

I agree that the PCX 160 engine would make the bike a little more practical and useful. Would be able to maintain 55-60 mph with less stress on the engine.

[@iandaniels8386]

they keep it at 125cc so you can use it on L Plates here in uk

[@markbarber7839]

Thanks for the video. It's a in town bike so tank size is adequate. A rear seat is good for strapping stuff down like a gym bag.

[@williamllorens2141]

In my opinion, it’s a beautiful machine, but why not have a kick start and a xtra seat for passengers? Don’t need a remote start system. Just keep it as original as possible.❤

[@carllinden533]

I'm surprised the chain didn't make an appearance in that maintenance schedule! I guess I don't need to worry about it!

[@aaronjones1044]

i just bought a 2023 and i know im going to buy another one day, would love to see it optioned with the 160.

[@findingneutral]

Great bike and great review 👏 👍

[@raymondlanier1112]

My first bike was a 1966 Honda super cub in 1977 . It would do 50 mph

[@cubgsan]

Good day to you! I am a senior rider on HONDA motorcycle from Japan. I am enjoying camping ,touring and upload video. Your Super Cub video is so nice! Awesome! Full supported ! Have a nice day my friend!

[@genechristmas755]

I like the new color, needs that little bigger tank, passenger foot pegs, seat and offer an optional wind screen! I like it!

[@HondaProKevin]

Same here and it's pretty cool how different it looks depending on the lighting and you can't see the pearl at first glance, so that's a nice surprise when it pops! I like your thinking! Those upgrades paired up with maybe a tiny hp bump and a 5-speed with taller gearing up top would be massive for this bike.

[@EpohDerf]

Interestingly the UK models come with pillion pegs as standard. Best mod to mine so far has been the top box.

[@Ariellounet]

Good ! New color ! Have to say, the smart key is a nice feature... except when its battery runs out, then you can't start your bike. Not funny when you're alone in the countryside. I'd have preffered a normal key, and let's say, ABS on the rear wheel, or more basic : a damn side stand. Other than that, it's an awesome little bike.

[@thejubieexperience]

If they'd make it easier to tear into and added a side stand, it would amazing. A pcx160 engine quotidian be cool too! My biggest complaint is accessing the internals. I can't stand how much a pain in the butt the legshield and battery is too access compared to the original. I scratched pieces the first time. Now I cover any thing close to the joints in painters tape whenever i access the battery or take the legshield off to be safe. Might just be me. I am ambivalent about the key

[@MissPhy6]

i think SuperCubs are very cute and I would buy one in a heart beat if I could get one that is 250cc. I've gotten used to my Piaggio BV350 so I think a 125cc would feel too small. I would definitely add a rear rack and topcase. I liked the white and red color scheme from one of the previous years models the best.

[@leftymadrid]

Great information here about the new super cub. Thanks for that! I was going to get the Honda 2022 version, but 1-week before going to buy it a friend said why don't you check out other 125's you can get something else with more extras and cheaper! So I went and looked at the typical well known brands and thought, sure they are nice bikes but still expensive. The very next day I went to a dealership that sold Brixton, Zontes, and keeway... the G1 125 scrambler immediately caught my eye 👁️ . Seeing this bike from Zontes in person was a shocker! I mean the finish, the extras it comes with, gas mileage etc... Then everything came falling down when someone said it's made in China. Well crap, that didn't sit too well with me. Bursted bubble and all, I headed back home... Got on the web, to see what G1 Zontes owners thought about their bike, and plenty of reviews. It all seemed surreal, people were actually very happy with their purchase. Then not totally satisfied with that I investigated all I could on the company "Tayo" that makes them and was blown away with the following details... The company Tayo has one of the most modern motorcycle installations with robotics. They have 256 patents in engineering, and science. They have fabricated their own engines. They also make certain Mercedes Benz parts, build other engines for other motorcycle companies, are affiliated with the Ducati group. The owner is a very rich man that is interested in producing quality products, and offering them at very reasonable prices. So, I decided to get one myself! After 6 months of riding this incredible 125 G1 125 Scrambler that feels like a little tank. I found that on gravel, dirt roads, and paved roads it handled great. Overall I would say that this 125 liquid cooled, 4-valve engine at 14.5 horse power, with anti-rebounce clutch, full on LED, engine protection bars, adjustable mono shock, front and rear disc brakes, adjustable clutch and brake levers, 20-liter gas tank, with panel info showing, engine heat, gear your in, and has ABS Bosh braking, plus has a Bosh injection carb. And inverted forks!! Geez, for 3.500 euros I'd say that is not bad at all right!? But still, the Honda Super cub has a special place in my heart ❤️💜 when I can afford it I would love to get one.

[@curtgottler9961]

Nice ad.

[@victorvannatter312]

Are you the same Kevin and Kev central? That’s a good channel. This is a good video too.

[@incessantramblings1840]

I absolutely love my 2020 C125 Super Cub. There are a few things that I would like to see addressed in future revisions, though, which I've addressed in a few of my own videos on the bike. It would be GREAT to see some actual optional extras--including but not limited to the option for a passenger saddle/footpeg bundle, a slight bump in power output so that it could realistically achieve 70+ MPH, a [slightly] larger fuel capacity, an optional windscreen, optional handshields, and some options for ACTUAL storage. I've already added a windscreen, a center storage pouch, the passenger saddle/footpegs, as well luggage behind them--total quality of life upgrades that are a MUST! I know that the aftermarket offerings are globally abundant, but I REALLY wish that Honda offered a full line of OEM addons and accessories. After all, this is the most popular motor vehicle ever made, it should be supported as such!

[@kraftyw1999]

I agree. Honestly, a windshield option and a passenger saddle and footpeg package would be amazing!

[@FirstnameLastname-ew9qm]

Sadly we can't buy these in Canada. Honda, please hear our cries for the Super Cub and Trail 125!

[@HondaProKevin]

It's crazy that you guys still aren't getting them up there! Fingers crossed with their latest emissions updates, they'll start importing them for you guys as it goes without saying... you're missing out! If only we could buy any model rolling off Honda's production lines, no matter the country we live in. That'd be awesome but I'd be so far in debt it'd be ridiculous lol!

[@RickarooCarew]

stealth grey... for folks like me who can't slow down... 125 cc.. raw power... just exactly what I need right now 🙏❤️🙏 thanks

[@KathyAndrew]

I would like to be able to buy parts for my '83 CT 110. Mine has 3000 miles and is in good shape other than the muffler and a few other parts. Have you made valve adjustment simpler, or do you still have to take in to your dealer to have that done?

[@petegorillo6254]

I like this year's colour from the gross colour of last year. I just can't understand why the cub doesn't come as standard with a sidestand and a colour matched top box large enough for a full size helmet, and gloves as an accessory. It's one of the reasons I'm sticking with my C90. Cheers

[@steveparish9210]

Pearl gray is gorgeous, like the utility of the 125 trail more but! instead of a Hornet for 8 grand get the super cub and trail both ! Excellent piece as usual Kevin

[@HondaProKevin]

lol I like your thinking there! Plus you always have the bonus of having another bike to throw a buddy on to go have some fun with if you can't round up anyone. Thank you, Steve! Appreciate the kind words and support as always ;)

[@nunyabidniz2868]

But what we *really* want to know is: is it possible to retrofit the cast wheels and disc brake to my '74 70cc Cub? Because while the extra displacement may be nice, the real upgrade to the classic is never having to tighten spokes and braking that doesn't require planning ahead...

[@thepreviewchannel6398]

still my all time 'dream' bike but for now I have the variation from that, my Honda Wave CX110

[@BlueAlgon]

Looks great. Being able to carry some luggage is nice. Point it down a country road and keep on chugging. If it could have 12 or 13 HP like the PCX125 so it could keep up with normal traffic would be of great help.

[@dufus7396]

Would be wonderful if they up optioned these for better performance ,handling and weight loss..A B S braking..four valve heads, Alloy component options through spare parts network

[@jaimieconroy36]

For those who are comfortable riding on two wheels instead of four, this is an interesting and affordable alternative to the ridiculously overpriced autos. It also gets 125 MPG, which is about as good as it gets. I would like to see a small bump in horsepower so it may go 75 MPH and the passager seat as standard. Also, an ajustable suspension would be nice.

[@vincentra8849]

At that rate I was tuning into burgman 400 or c400x for these are the lowest end scooters for AZ phx city traffic-ready vehicles that can go 85+ but below 100. Comes w ABS as standard plus traction control on limited selection.

[@ronthomas319]

buy a yamaha 125 cc scooter

[@LeoMkII]

@@ronthomas319 dude noooo, modern scooters are an eyesore

[@darcychu9652]

Overpriced as well as dated design without storage space under seat.

[@midshipman8654]

yah, that bump to 75 would be great. means that it could comfortably go on highway with some leeway either side of 60. though that slight boost might me a slight bit of bulk.

[@NinjoJas0]

Once again, you show me all this great stuff and rub my nose in it. But for real, what is up with the turn signals? They are the same on my cb500x.

[@HondaProKevin]

lol right! On the flipside, I'm rubbing my nose in it too as I end up wanting to take one of everything that I play with, home with me so it's only fair that I make you guys feel the same way lol ;) Yessir, gotta love those parts bin specials! I'd love to know why they'll throw them on models like this Super Cub but still stick with the signals from the 1990s on the Grom and quite a few other models. But I'd also like to know why we don't get the better looking JDM lighting setup for the Cub, one of the million different questions I'd like to ask some of the big-wigs at Honda... Knowing why they do this versus that on a lot of models would be super interesting as sometimes, it makes absolutely no sense! Appreciate the support as always bud ;)

[@jaro967]

Is the grey paint model available in the UK?? When I saw it in this colour I knew that was the colour I wanted!!

[@maurolimaok]

Nice video.

[@jimg2885]

I have the 2020 Super Cub and the 2020 Monkey and the 2022 Trail 125. None of them have the oil filter cover with the two bolts. All 3 you have to open the case to get to the spinner and the filter screen. Thought the 2022 Trail 125 had it like the New Monkey but nope. That is one thing I wish they would change on all of them. Maybe 2023 they all will. Love all three bikes. How can you put a passenger on any of them with the weight capacity is so little. I myself am over the limit for the Monkey. I did install heavier rear shocks on the Monkey. Great little bikes and hoping they bring back a retro of the CT70's

[@hurricanebillbass1]

I like your suggestions for improvement. More color choices, bigger engine and fuel tank 👍

[@EpohDerf]

Imagine a super cub 250 with a triple sized tank. Amazing.

[@anthonygebala1198]

Nice colour and a great little bike

[@derrickhart6755]

yoooo, what version of the super cub was at the beginning, where it showed the black one and the white one? That was beautiful.

[@richardalder1770]

I agree with QM 100%. The color is much better on the C125 instead of the matte black on the 2022 models. People just don't see two wheeled small, quiet things like the Super Cub on the road. That's why I held off in buying a black scoot. I ride a white PCX150 and drivers still aren't paying attention. A side stand would be better because I would not be able to get my leg over the seat because of leg issues. Also, if I put a rack on the back and a milk crate for groceries, it would be impossible to get my foot past it. What's the stand over height between the PCX and the Super Cub in front of the seat? And I like the idea of a 4 valve head. I would think it would get more power and better fuel economy. Also a bigger fuel tank would be better too. Thank you for your excellent videos, Kevin.

[@kengruz669]

It's a Step-thru! There's no need ever to through your leg over a Cub for cargo or leg issues, etc when you own a step-through. I speak as someone who owned and rode one for years ('83 Passport C70.) Cheers.

[@raoulcluytens]

I'like to know whether the leg schields keep your legs a bit warmer and drier when riding in the rain.

[@ontheway4034]

I love the gray and white. My brother has a 2020 red and white Super Cub and I have a 2019 red and white Monkey. I would welcome some slightly higher cc options in these mini motos.

[@dcross6360]

Gonna buy one now

[@ChiannaNycole]

Much prefer this color to the black or red models. Still wish they’d make a 150cc engine version.

[@lux4134]

if they still made a 50cc version in usa i would have one already

[@King.DAVid.III2022]

I love their old school models. I have 1986 Honda Elite 250 with 4300 mi on it like new, I leave everyone setting at red lights, so much the police pull up and ask how I go so fast, next cop cut it off NOW 🤣🤓🌿🔥💨

[@CoconutPalmPictures]

I almost bought one. I couldn't see paying that much for a single seater. If they made it a two seater, I'd be there, it would be a great date bike.

[@tombombadilofficial]

*These things are sold in Japan but are actually made in Honda plants in Thailand. You can actually get the ones released in Thailand for a fraction of the price. The only thing you’re missing is the Honda wings emblem.*

[@timmeisburger3808]

I lived in Southeast Asia for 30 years, where everyone rides these kind of bikes. They are super useful for getting around town where the climate is warm year-round. I would like to have another small bike here in Virginia, but think I will buy the Grom, as I dislike the single seat, and I want to teach my kids how to drive a clutch. In places like Cambodia, these are family transport, and its not too unusual to see five people (mostly children) on a bike.

[@richardbriscoe8563]

In America, it plainly needs more power, a larger gas tank and storage space. The larger engine you mentioned with a 4 valve head would provide more torque to pull into traffic and the power to stay in traffic on something other than back streets. The American experience is radically different from that of Japan, much of the rest of Asia and even Europe.

[@platano4924]

Get another bike…

[@seanpalmer4217]

The bike is a legend. Honda kept the engine basic and as simple as the rules say. And as suits the machine. The internals are perfection. Love that motor.

[@MrBackslider1]

I'd rather have a normal kickstand, my wife has one and it's sometimes difficult to lift it on the center stand especially when wearing regular shoes. like to know if regular kick stands are available for the 2021 model.

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

Just bought a 2009 Kymco people 150cc. $1K $260 tax title $4.50 full of premium. Spartan bike and just what I needed.

[@seguelawrencedoering394]

Rear rack would be AWESOME for running errands. My muffler purrs like a kitten. Bigger gas tank would help, usually run mine full throttle and gas doesn’t last long.

[@Chronosmaster002]

I love my 2020 in the red color, but I'm waiting for either the yellow or green color, preferably green, and making the side/center kickstand would be a lot better than just the center kickstand

[@christopherchapman7453]

I looked at getting a cub but I got a honda adv 150 instead. The adv 150 has better suspension, more storage, 6 horsepower more, liquid cooling, and its more comfortable. The cub is very good looking though

[@HondaProKevin]

Oh yeah, you definitely made the right call when it comes to overall functionality! You've really got to love the Super Cub's styling to give up all of that at the end of the day... How are you liking your ADV150? It's hard to find people that haven't fallen in love with theirs and end up riding it and having more fun on it than they ever thought they would have.

[@christopherchapman7453]

@HondaPro Kevin I absolutely love it. I have put 5,000 miles on it already, commuting, 400+ mile days on road trips, 115 degree days and 30 degree days. That lil bike just runs flawlessly! I'm not a small guy either I'm 6'3 200lbs

[@sratlover]

I'm thinking about buying one to have fun around town. Missing my bikes and really don't want another heavy Harley at the moment. My back is bad and just trying to get them off the stands.

[@Dachshund-Nator]

That’s my story too, after riding heavy Harley Davidsons for years now my back is bad. I’m considering a used 2020 with 6000 miles on it.

[@sboy1955]

Enjoyed the video.. so this, or an eBike???

[@HondaProKevin]

Appreciate the kind words and thank you for watching! That's a difficult decision for sure as there are more and more e bikes are coming to market and some of the big names will have a slew of options in the very near future as well. Definitely depends on your wants and needs at the end of the day though. Oh and speaking of e bikes, I've got some videos on the way reviewing a couple of different models. It's waaaaay out of my "norm" and comfort zone lol so fingers crossed I can put something together that's halfway decent.