VLOG: Lazy Saturday ride // NAVI for the Cannonball Run?

[@RiderGuy]

Wow you are so awesome for the giveaway. I watch all of your videos and love the content. My favorite are your camping and canon ball run.

[@QuasiMotard]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm just a moto-enthisiast that wants to c̶o̶r̶r̶u̶p̶t̶ introduce more riders into the sport! I'm happy to donate ~$2800 to help another rider enjoy the moto-nirvana that has given me so much joy over the past 4 decades! 😉👍 --QM

[@CiBi1968]

@@QuasiMotard You a 60's child then Aaron ?

[@QuasiMotard]

Close... I'm a 1970 model... vintage, but not crusty yet. My extended warranty expired last year, so repairs take longer and spare parts are hard to get now. Gotta be a little more careful these days! 🤣👍

[@dwaynewampler9661]

Thanks for the ride along. You could make history if you take the navi on the cannon ball. I would worry about the mountains as much trouble as the cub gave you.

[@MotoMuscleChick]

Wow thats amazing. I am in love with your PCX scooter and I am working on getting myself a cheaper one, a Chinese scooter, very basic at least to get started. I plan on going next year in 2023. I'm waiting for the map to come out.

[@du315h0k]

I am also dreaming of one day in future taking Navi on the Cannonball. It would certainly be a challenge.

[@supersteve8305]

I appreciate you covering your add ons in the video, just in case we see something we want to add to our scooters. You certainly have a bunch of different interesting cargo solutions.

[@Wismic]

Buying mine in full for 2.9k here next week! Been loving your vids just watching it cruise the roads. First upgrades I need to do are LED lights, and a bore kit. Hope a company comes out with mods for the dash/display, looks very Amazon Choice lol

[@Yan6891]

In my country the navi is 5,200 not cheap😞

[@domenik8339]

Other countries get a blacked out dash that looks so much better btw, it may be possible to purchase it and install it on the US version. But yeah, this is one of the worst looking dashes I've ever seen. Orange needle, orange numbers. Would love to know the IQ of the person who came up with that.

[@stephaniemusick171]

I’m glad you’re feeling better. We still don’t have a ton of miles on our NAVI, but ours has really not had any carburetor issues, jetting, idle etc., other than it is just a bit cold blooded. I usually just let it warm up a bit before I ride. We are at 6300’ in Colorado. Gosh it is a bit pokey compared to the Super Cub, a lot of it is that I am just not used to riding with a CVT. Heck, the centrifugal clutch on the Super Cub was odd for me. I need to get the MT-07 out and blow the cobwebs out of my brain. 😆

[@rmahi17]

Nice setup on your Navi.

[@RZ-eu2rl]

How about a big bore 140 kit for it?

[@alanszymczak6173]

Love to see you take the Navi on the Cannonball!

[@go5582]

Hi handsome. nice to see you using your navi. I have great news, I finally passed 100 mile mark, on my 2022 Honda adv 150. May I recommend that you gargle pink salt with filtered warm water for 3 minutes then spit it out. get better soon.

[@ExcelsiorDDZ]

Glad you enjoyed the Tesla. Round trip was 706 miles with 3 super charger stops and a cost of $38 for the whole trip. And not wore out from driving with this car, either.

[@01timegone]

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[@terrell48]

What a great giveaway the Navi is

[@robedmunds7163]

Glad you are feeling better. Btw ethanol fuel ate away the threads on my msr bottle cap, so keep a check on it.

[@VROOMGOPAM]

I’d love to see you ride the Navi in scooter cannonball!!!! And if anyone could successfully cannonball a leaf blower….it would be you!! 😛🤘

[@QuasiMotard]

Dave's reply in the SCBR forum just gives me more ammunition! If I can figure out a way to use a leaf blower to turbocharge the Navi and boost its highway speeds, then I'd do it! I haven't decided if I'll push for the Navi in 2023 or if I'll ride the PCX150... the jury is still out on the insanity verdict! 🤣👍 --QM

[@TyeWills]

I have a gas station by me that has a motorcycle pump. Smaller diameter hose, slower fill, smaller handle. It's nice.

[@caffeineman72]

This is fantastic, I'd love a Navi. I bought a used Genuine Buddy 170i, and have loved it, but the Navi is so much cooler. I used to go to that Rudy's when I lived in Cypress, and then the one in Webster when I lived down in Pearland.

[@MadsWorld34]

dang i must have missed the live steam. oh well. but i have been busy dealing with other stuff so i guess i will have to play catch up on your videos. oh and its 100% guaranteed i wont get doing the 2023 cannonball run. but i still plan on doing local camping and stuff around here. but maybe one weekend if you come east i can come west and maybe meet in person some day.

[@wascalywabbit]

On eBay.. "lime green motor scooter trunk" $20 plus shipping... Fits the rear rack and closely matches,not exactly... But it's close

[@look_its_mose]

I'm really enjoying the videos. You probably know about this, and I don't have a Navi, so maybe it's obvious, but I've seen some videos that show that there's a pair of helmet hooks under the locking seat where the rack's forward mounting bracket bolts down.

[@QuasiMotard]

Yep, the helmet hooks under the seat are there, but they are a pain to use! I'm working with the creator of the Helmet Hook ( thehelmethook.com/ ) to develop some products for the Navi and a few other bikes. I have the Helmet Hooks on a few of my other bikes, and they're great! It's extremely convenient to hang the helmet straps on the bar-ends and walk away. 😉👍 --QM

[@ontherebel11]

Perfect timing!!!!

[@QuasiMotard]

Dinner and a movie? 🤣👍 --QM

[@ontherebel11]

@@QuasiMotard as long as it's shawarma and QM videos 😁, I heard Fadi is a good cook 😉

[@slebdad]

I think the Navi is very nice, I worry about the breaks being good enough for that long of a trip as that is the weakest part of riding long distance. The low power would also be scary due to the cagers getting upset at a slow moving bike. I think the PCX would make the Cannonball much more enjoyable for you!

[@QuasiMotard]

The Navi's brakes suck, period! The only saving grace is that the shoes in drum brakes usually last a LONG time before needing replacement. I certainly wouldn't want to pull the SherpaX trailer behind the Navi for the Cannonball because that extra weight would make stopping from road speeds a real white-knuckle event... every single time. I'll probably replace the Navi's brake shoes with some EBC slotted off-road shoes to see if that improves the brake feel and bite. I've used those EBC shoes in older dirt bikes, and it made an immediate improvement over the OEM soft organic pads. We'll see! 😉👍 --QM

[@coreylindsey7519]

How is the Navi riding up and down steep hills? Curious on seeing how it accelerates going up hill and how fast it could go downhill.

[@QuasiMotard]

That's a good question, and I don't know the answer yet. I plan to take the Navi on an extended road trip later this spring, so I'll be sure to record that and share the ups and downs (pun intended)! 😉👍 --QM

[@alanszymczak6173]

I purchased the Honda windscreen the day I picked my Navi in January. They had one in stock. Like you said in the video it's to small. Just sold it on eBay.

[@garyteague4480]

I think the Navi would be great for the cannonball run

[@dinospumoni8860]

If your looking for another cannon ball run scooter. Rumor has it Honda is thinking about bringing the super cub 125x to the US. But I don’t know if it will get here before the next one in 2023.

[@roywalls5595]

Thanks again for the video! QM

[@rondarrelladventures8843]

Got my navi a week and a half ago. Have 699 miles on it,no cold start problems, I am pretty good size guy im 6 ft 225 seen 53 top speed likes to cruise at 44 . Really like the bike. Hate the mirros the have to go. If you headed up around Waco or Bryan Ill meet you when u want some company, Ps folks cuss carbs but they have a zillion miles on a lot of diferent bikes realable

[@dzunku1]

I like your fuel bottle setting very much. The fuel bottle you use fits pretty well in the bottle holder. What size of bottle do you use? I see three sizes with no dimensions.

[@QuasiMotard]

The one that I use is the MSR aluminum fuel bottle (30 Oz, 887mL): amzn.to/3IqdZM4

[@dzunku1]

@@QuasiMotard I'll get them. Thank you. You made my search very easier!

[@Sixbears]

The Navi on the Cannon Ball. Insane. I love it. Personally, I wouldn't want to do it on anything smaller than my PCX, but I'm a big guy.

[@dinospumoni8860]

Same here. I’m debating on doing the cannon ball in 2023, thinking of finding a forza for it, mostly so I don’t beat the crap outta my 2015pcx.

[@Sixbears]

@@dinospumoni8860 I think that unless you run it out of oil the PCX is pretty hard to kill.

[@dinospumoni8860]

@@Sixbears I’d be more concerned about having it rebuild the suspension after words. I am sure the engine is bulletproof. I just figure buy a used forza for 2500-3000 cannon ball run it then sell it for what I paid for it. My pcx is my summer commuter, gotta treat her right.

[@Sixbears]

@@dinospumoni8860 Good points.

[@davestraight8219]

id love to enter but no idea if id be able to catch all the live streams due to not being in the same time zone lol

[@REZrblde]

If you tell Dave that you are bringing the Navi for 2023 SCBR he is gonna give you offroad sections for 80% of the journey just to mess with you lol😭🤣 Im hoping you bring the CT125,that bike needs to shine on its offroading capabilities. At least it would be comfortable on those offroad backroad sections

[@dzunku1]

Shad SH33 looks so cool on NAVi. I want store a full face helmet, gloves, and thin rain gear. Is this the right size?

[@QuasiMotard]

Yes, the SH33 will accommodate most full-face helmets with room to spare. I can fit my Schuberth C3 Pro or my SHOEI NeoTec II helmet, gloves, and lightweight rain suit without any problems. Also remember that the Navi has the built-in lower storage box that can hold additional gear. That's where my rainsuit and my emergency kit lives full-time. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@dzunku1]

@@QuasiMotard It sounds like the SH33 would be a right choice for me too. Keeping an emergency kit in the storage box is a great idea! I will get one too. Thanks for your great advices.

[@DrewSprings]

I’m very torn between i Navi or Grom. I’ve had a Navi or order for a couple weeks now. Do you have any recommendations, or any experience with a Grom? Maybe a next video topic. I’m glad you’re feeling better. Looking forward to watching more

[@QuasiMotard]

The Grom is light years beyond the Navi in terms of reliability and ridability, but it's nearly double the cost. The Navi is a bare-bones scooter that thinks it's a motorcycle (scooter powertrain mated to a semi-traditional motorcycle frame). The Navi is carbureted, temperamental to start, doesn't like cold weather, and it returns relatively poor fuel economy compared to modern fuel-injected bikes. The Navi's top speed is around 53 MPH under ideal conditions, and stopping quickly from those speeds will give you a panic attack every time because the drum brakes are straight out of the 1950's... grab a handful, stand on the rear brake pedal, and pray! With all of those negatives said, the Navi is still a very fun bike to ride as long as you have the right expectations. The Grom is a miniature motorcycle complete with fuel injection, dual disc brakes with ABS, a 5-speed transmission (2022+ models), and better suspension to soak up the bumps. You can jump on it, hit the starter, and it will start every time without any fuss. The Grom's top speed of 65+ MPH makes it more feasible to get around in busy traffic and reduces the likelihood of becoming a hood ornament on some aggressive cager's SUV. The fuel economy and range is the biggest differentiator between the bikes. The Navi gets ~78 MPG (real world use) and its 0.9-gallon tank runs dry around 70 miles. The Grom gets ~135 MPG and its 1.6-gallon tank will carry you 200 miles on a tank without range anxiety. Another important consideration is fuel stability and storage... modern ethanol-laden fuels KILL carburetor jets very easily. If you don't plan on riding the Navi regularly, then you need to drain the carburetor bowl (or let it run dry with the fuel petcock closed). The Grom's fuel-injected system is more tolerant to storage periods. So, it just depends on your riding chores and expectations. If the Navi will be a short commuter or local run around bike (or hauled around on an RV), then it works perfectly. If your riding chores require longer distances or higher speeds, then the Grom is a much better tool that will be more reliable overall. Good luck with your mini-moto shopping, and I hope you find a good fit! Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@DrewSprings]

Thank you for the reply! With everything thing that you said, and doing some comparing what would suit me, I went a head and picked up a Grom. I really appreciate all your information. Thank you!

[@MikyMiguel777]

I been watching your videos… more info that I have found from other channels. I just bought a Navi last week, wanted to ask you if when getting your Navi close to 40ph or above do you feel like the wind moves the Navi like more than normal

[@QuasiMotard]

Thanks for the feedback! Yes, the Navi is very "tippy" at higher speeds and in crosswinds. I talked about that "weeble-wobble" effect in my second ride video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqLCZ56bjdeirJo I think it's due to the smaller diameter rear tire, so I'm hoping that can be minimized with a wider tire in back. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@DennysPlantBasedJourney]

certainly been thinking about the canonball... but on a Honda ADV 150 or something similar... loved the cubs trip, but I think the ADV would be more fun. The Navi looks like a lot of fun but I'm betting that is going to hurt for such a long ride. Are you planning a chase vehicle? I don't know if I would actually be able to do something like this because of time off from work, but it sure sounds like fun. Sold my scooter last year and just ride my goldwing, but thinking of picking up another scooter for around town or to the store and back. BTW, I'm out in west Texas in the winds and dirt so sometimes a scooter is rough to ride. Look forward to hearing more about the giveaway. Thanks again

[@sammydavissenior7446]

I think the Navi was engineered in India there it's hot and no need to warm up .Plus most ride under 30 miles per hour due to street congestion so there one may get 90 miles per fill this will include the reserve flow.Plus there the storage box is a extra so many can not afford it this may increase mileage less weight.

[@JoshuaLopez]

What storage box do you have on in this video? Got my Navi and ordered the windscreen but waiting for the oem rear rack to get in stock

[@QuasiMotard]

That is the SHAD SH33: amzn.to/3RwIToz . It comes with a universal mounting plate, and the top box has a quick-detachable base that connects to the plate. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@JoshuaLopez]

@@QuasiMotard thanks so much!!

[@tonykartracer8032]

I think I would choose this over the Grom if I was in the market for one of these small bikes. I'm getting lazy at shifting gears, and imagine the Grom with that tiny motor = constant shifting.

[@QuasiMotard]

Great YT handle! Do you currently race, or have you raced Tony Karts? I have a basket case of a TK 125cc shifter kart in my garage right now waiting for a restoration into a "Chonda" conversion. Too many toys and not enough time! 😉👍 --QM

[@4chanresearchdivision107]

So I've been binge watching your videos trying to find out what to get. Only bike i ever owned was the honda helix scooter. Im torn between the navi for the price, but the pcx is familiar and has better mileage and acceleration. Either way, hopefully im able to get a good price at the dealership when i bite the bullet.

[@QuasiMotard]

Thanks for watching and giving feedback! If you are accustomed to the Helix, then the PCX would be the better scoot to buy. The Navi is a fun little runaround tool, but it definitely has its drawbacks compared to the more modern fuel-injected PCX. The Navi's relatively poor fuel economy at only 75 MPG combined with its small 0.9-gallon tank really hamper its use as a commuter in my opinion. Only 68 miles to a dry tank is not very good range. 😉👍 --QM

[@easyfromtnbtw3555]

As a Grom owner I wouldn’t buy a Navi if you’re only gonna have 1 bike. My opinion would be the PCX or find another Helix on the used market. I’ve never rode a Helix but I’ve been told it’s a Cadillac of scoots 😂

[@KevinHernandez-vh9dl]

Cannonball Navi 😱

[@desmiller4764]

Hi you’ve mentioned the red navi but we’ve not seen anything of it ? On KZbin 🇬🇧👍🏿

[@QuasiMotard]

Howdy, Des! I made a post on my channel the day that I picked it up, but I haven't done a full video or any livestreams about it yet. You can see the post from several weeks ago here: kzbin.info/door/Abp5enHa9d2_ABj-zHbw_wcommunity?lb=UgkxiigO12zy-dyRTkT78LMSCIV6buQ9h9Ln . Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@waynebroomfield4388]

Gas prices in Vancouver cost over $10. Per gallon

[@mr.somebody1493]

Navi cannonball, I can't wait to see that. Will you ever get a Grom ? How about a Dax when it comes out ?

[@cresshead]

yeh DAX looks cool VERY 70's looking though the fuel capacity will be rubbish i guess re the T shaped frame!

[@QuasiMotard]

I've been considering adding a 2022 Grom ABS to the stable for a while now. The new Dax is interesting, but I think the MSRP will need to be lower than the Grom and Monkey to make it feasible. The Dax is essentially a Monkey with a pressed-steel frame, the Cub's 4-speed semi-auto transmission, along with the Cub's tiny 1.0 gallon fuel tank. I definitely like the dual disc brakes with ABS, though! If I get a Dax, then it will definitely end up pulling a trailer or maybe even a sidecar! 😉👍 --QM

[@mr.somebody1493]

@@QuasiMotard A Dax with a sidecar ? That would be different. I just bought a Grom, The weather hasn't been cooperating, Only got 27 miles on it so far but I think I like it. Really interested in putting a trailer behind it, thinking of adapting a bicycle mono wheel trailer.

[@Galensgab]

Where did you get you fuel tube holder?

[@QuasiMotard]

I purchased several of those "tool tubes" from Agri Supply: www.agrisupply.com/manual-canister-lrg-new-style/p/109316/ . You can find them through other retailers like Amazon and RevZilla, but they are nearly double the price for the exact same item. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@markprice434]

Love watching all your videos on the toys you have fun with. Wanted to get your personal opinion on if someone with a 2020-21 Super Cub should consider replacing it with the 2022 model or if you think the improvements aren't worth replacing.

[@QuasiMotard]

I don't think the new upgrades are worth replacing an existing 2019-21 Super Cub. However, I think that a new owner should purchase the 2022 over the older models because of the upgrades... assuming that the prices are similar. The cartridge-type oil filter is a big upgrade, in my opinion... no need to pull the side cover to clean out the oil spinner. 😉👍 --QM

[@XoaGray]

Good to hear you're feeling better. Really curious to see what happens with the fuel economy once the carb is properly set up. Any chance that's part of what is causing the discrepancy between the milage you're getting and the 110mpg Honda says it should get?

[@domenik8339]

I'm also really confused at the mileage they claim. In my experience Honda doesn't lie about their specs, but it does appear that they did on the navi. I wonder if they planned on giving it EFI and mistakenly forgot to change the mpg on their website? Most people get around 80, but they claim 110, which is not even close to what Honda claims, but would be achievable with EFI.

[@mattyMcLovinisbae]

thats cool u r doing a giveaway

[@cresshead]

Superb video - re 'plus tyre' for the navi to you mean larger diameter or wider?

[@QuasiMotard]

Thanks! The plus-size tires that we're finding will be a bit wider and "taller" (larger rolling diameter) by 10-20mm. We don't have any direct-fit sizes for the Navi here in the States yet. These tires seem to be sized for the Indian market and are more popular over there. When we do find the correct sizes online, they are always shipping from Asia or India. I know that Mexico has the Navi for several years now, so I wonder where they are getting their replacements. I'm sure that some of the US-based suppliers will start receiving shipments from overseas soon. I would love to see a 12" rear wheel conversion, but there isn't much clearance between the tire and the front of the drive housing. That modification would probably require a longer CVT drive housing (essentialy an extended swingarm) to give more clearance. Cheers! 😉👍

[@wascalywabbit]

Doesn't that also change the speedometer speed reading?

[@cresshead]

@@wascalywabbit yeh i had a smaller tyre on yamaha dt175mx .. acceleration was better but top speed was lower...

[@QuasiMotard]

@@wascalywabbit Yes, if the front tire has a larger OD, then it will affect the speedometer (it's connected to the front wheel hub). The rear tire is the sore spot with most Navi owners right now because it's too narrow and makes the bike squirm around too much on any surface... dry or wet. We can use a slightly wider/taller tire in the rear without affecting the speedo reading. The Navi's tire sizes are odd for our market, so hopefully we can find alternatives soon. 😉👍 --QM

[@davestraight8219]

cannonball on navi when you moaned that the cub was not quick enuff - grandmaster flash - DONT DO IT - youd need 3 weeks not 10 days - 300 ftw

[@QuasiMotard]

I'll just stab in mainline for coffee and hydration, and then add a Foley catheter for the bio-breaks. 24x7 Navi Cannonball here I come! 🤣👍

[@christiancampbell3523]

Are you going to the ESR ride this weekend

[@QuasiMotard]

ESR? When and where? I'm planning to ride with a couple of KZbin guys and maybe do a livestream either Saturday or Sunday. If the ESR ride is in my neck of the woods, then we might do it as a group. 😉👍 --QM

[@christiancampbell3523]

@@QuasiMotard in Houston gimme a sec and I'll try to forward location.. close to 1000 rider's a lot of stunters..

[@christiancampbell3523]

@@QuasiMotard groms mini's big bike's etc ..

[@QuasiMotard]

@@christiancampbell3523 KZbin will probably eat your reply if you post a web link. You can email me at [e-mail] or just name the website (without link) and I'll look it up! 😉👍 --QM

[@christiancampbell3523]

@@QuasiMotard yep

[@andreacerutti5090]

Pensi che la trial sia inadeguata al Cannonbowl?

[@GaryColecchio]

What is that tool tube?

[@QuasiMotard]

That is an agricultural tool (or owner's manual) holder: www.agrisupply.com/manual-canister-lrg-new-style/p/109316/ . I use a MSR 30oz fuel bottle as an emergency fuel reserve: www.rei.com/product/783963/msr-fuel-bottle-30-fl-oz . You can shop around for the best deals... sometimes cheaper than Amazon. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@haroldvargas9493]

Beautiful..

[@Coldlegend214]

I live in Texas so that'll be easy once I win 🤠

[@jameshenry1729]

Are you going to pull a trailer with the Navi

[@QuasiMotard]

I've considered pulling a trailer with the Navi, but it's already very tipsy in crosswinds. I'm not sure if a trailer will help or hurt that situation. I certainly wouldn't pull a trailer with the Navi during the Scooter Cannonball Run like I did with the Super Cub... it just doesn't have enough power to pull the extra weight. 😉👍 --QM

[@archellebranch8517]

I just moved to Pennsylvania. Would it be better to invest in one of these instead of a used car?

[@hansmora3189]

yo QM, how much did you pay OTD for yours? i reserved mine here in pasadena so just wondering what i should be expecting. thx!

[@QuasiMotard]

My OTD price at Eastside Honda in Baytown was $2654.04. You can see the complete unboxing and the buyers contract in my video here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGW0eGlpardql68 . Good luck with your Navi purchase! 😉👍 --QM

[@roywalls5595]

You could ask Rolling Wranch he upgraded honda navi too! QM

[@slothitwonder]

Hey quasi how tall are you, and is this bike a good fit for someone who is 5’8”, I’m debating on getting this, a ruckus, or a pcx. Speed isn’t what I’m looking for. I test drove a ruckus in Waco, and I really enjoyed it. I sat on a super cub and didn’t really feel comfortable. The pcx looks really awesome. But I never saw a Navi in person. I’m planning on getting a scooter, and wanting to do traveling on it. What’s your take on it?

[@QuasiMotard]

I'm 5'6" and 155 lbs (5'7", 170 lbs ready to ride). The Navi's seating position is very comfortable, and the seat height is a bit taller than the Ruckus. The Navi is considerably quicker than the Ruckus because of its 109cc engine (vs the 50cc on the Ruckus). Fuel economy and range for the Ruckus is better than the Navi, but the lower top speed can be problematic. It's hard to find safe roads to travel under 45 mph. The PCX is a more capable machine in all respects because of its larger engine, higher top speeds, and larger fuel tank. My 2015 & 2016 PCX150's can travel on back highways and side roads at 55-65 MPH all day long. The fuel economy is usually above 100 MPG, so their range is ~200 miles per tank. Those features make the PCX a better back road tourer compared to the Ruckus or the Navi. Speed isn't the name of the game when touring back roads on small bikes, but having the ability to reach 55-65 MPH expands your options and can help to keep you away from trouble with homicidal cagers driving 30+ over the posted limits. 😉👍 --QM

[@ZoahPorre]

aw man, i very rarely am available to watch any thing live. ...I wont win it, but good luck to everyone else lol.

[@roywalls5595]

My friend is doing same thing giving away Honda Navi! QM

[@marchampson006]

Its a pity i dont live in the USA or i would have entered the great NAVI prize. Another good Vlog Aaron and how is the CT going ? Marc in Bletchley G6XEG

[@QuasiMotard]

Howdy, Marc! I'm still riding the CT125 occasionally, but it's not a daily rider for me. I purchased it with the intention of using it for weekend moto-camping trips and the occasional off-road adventure camping destinations. I haven't had much time lately to get "back to my roots" for the ADV-camping stuff, but I hope to do more of that this spring and summer. The little CT125 is still waiting patiently with only ~750 miles on the clock... ready for more adventures! 😉👍 --QM

[@87ricer]

67 miles to a tank when supposed to be 110

[@robedmunds7163]

Four bucks a gallon ha, we are paying nearly 11 dollars for a UK gallon here now. If you want 5% ethanol not 10% it is even more.

[@TheKernables]

That’s the top box I want but it’s also the top box that I can’t commit to😅

[@QuasiMotard]

The SH33 is a great little box, and the price is very reasonable: amzn.to/36Yq0YN . I've seen it as low as $86 USD sometimes just depending on the retailer. 😉👍 --QM

[@ontherebel11]

hahahahahha Eau de petrol!!!!

[@waynebroomfield4388]

You have helmet hooks under your seat.

[@QuasiMotard]

The Navi's helmet hooks are in an awkward position under the seat, and they don't work well with helmets that have ratchet straps instead of D-rings. The seat is also a bit fiddly to get on/off with my SHAD top box plate, so that's why I prefer to use a different helmet hook solution. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

[@CiBi1968]

Look on the bright side Aaron , If you filled up your wifes car in the U.K it would have cost you approx $183 😮 . (That's factoring in the U.K to US Gallon Conversion & Todays exchange rate )

[@QuasiMotard]

Yeah, F**k that! I'll pedal a 20" BMX bike again before I pay that road toll! 🤣👍

[@knowone6214]

why dont ya ride in style........on a Burgman 400 in the 2023 Run

[@taebert]

I used to own one of those. It was a great scoot, but too big for the cannonball. The max displacement is based on the Vespa 300gts displacement.