WATCH: Honda expands miniMOTO family with the Navi

American Honda has announced the arrival of the Navi miniMOTO in the U.S. market. The Navi is a small, accessible, enjoyable, and affordable motorcycle that appeals to a wide range of customers, especially those just learning to ride.

You can take an inside look at the 2022 Honda Navi here.

The US arm of Honda’s motorcycle division says that the Navi miniMOTO has a fuel-efficient, user-friendly 110cc engine and an automatic transmission. Its overall look is sporty and fun with a seat that has a low, 30.1-inch height — so most riders can touch the ground with both feet.

That said, the Navi comes as a nimble navigator in the city streets that’s also easy to carry on an RV bumper rack and lightweight enough to simplify maneuvering into tight parking spots. To top it all off, even a storage bin for stowing a jacket, snack, or textbooks.

“From the original Cub to the Grom, Honda has a proud legacy of producing miniMOTO models that open doors to new riders, and the Navi is set to extend that trend even further,” said American Honda Sports and Experiential Manager Brandon Wilson.

Wilson adds, “This miniMOTO checks all the boxes for new riders, like simple operation, a fun design, low operating costs, and Honda reliability — all for well under US$2,000. We’re pleased to make motorcycling possible for more riders by offering the Navi in the US.”

The Navi will be on display at this weekend’s IMS Outdoors motorcycle show in Costa Mesa, California, where it will also be among the models included in the Motorcycle Industry Council’s Ride With Us Moto Intro experience, giving new riders an opportunity to try motorcycling.

The 2022 Honda Navi miniMOTO will be available in Red, Grasshopper Green, Nut Brown, and our favorite, Ranger Green.

In the US, the Navi will hit dealerships in January (February in California) next year with a sticker price of US$1,807.

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