2024 Super Cub - What you should know before you buy NEW!

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3 ай бұрын

With the arrival of the 2024 Honda Super Cub C125 right around the corner, I felt it would be appropriate to make a video about 5 things you should know before buying one. As a Cub lover, these are things I think that I would have liked to have known before purchasing a brand new one.
It took a lot of effort to make this video and I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed making it! I appreciate and welcome any feedback in the comments.
**This is NOT a 2024 in the video, it is a 2023 with an aftermarket Yoshimura titanium exhaust**
Thanks to ‪@WebikeJapanChannel‬ ‪@DJI‬ ‪@Honda‬ ‪@hondamotorcycles‬ ‪@YoshimuraUSA‬ ‪@webikenews‬

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@MachtNixPasstSo

You forgot the most important part:

@dadandkids5028

How in hell does a dealer turn a $3700 bike into $5700 rideaway? Robbery.

@pinkyn0se

Ridiculous price. No wonder you can't afford a razor.

@user-ts3nd1cg2i Күн бұрын

Financing is a part of the reason for the extensive price. I paid $4500 out the door when I did cash.

@jimg2885

I bought a 2020 Super Cub and most wanted right around $5200.00 - $5500.00 out the door. I found a dealer that had 7 of them in stock and I got mine out the door for $4349,99. That was a smoking deal at the time.

@RePete02

There's a reason they've sold over 100 million of these sweet hearts. A Cub was my first motorcycle in the 1960's. Now that I'm in my 70's, it will be my last motorcycle.

@cw3728

Each to their own but I’m not sure this is the type of bike that wants aftermarket exhaust and tacky anodised bolt-ons.

@steven_scattergood

I need to see a sumo wrestler ride this.

@alexsbikesandmotors

Theyre cool bikes but thats way too expensive. Like who is paying that much for a little 125? You can get a used 4cyl bike for 2 grand

@Aurum100

A "what you should know" vid dat isn't click bait!? Also an extended seat might help mitigate tall riders feelin a bit cramped.

@driverlexus4025

This video took 1 year to film it.

@weebercorey

While I already gave this video a thumbs up half way through, the last 10 seconds of the video I saw your license plate. I have subscribed!

@schwedr 16 сағат бұрын

Good video 👍 this bike is an icon and has a huge following. It’s not for everyone but for the people who can make use of it then there is nothing else like it and it’s a keeper 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@edwardkeeter762

The Super Cub's classic style is on par with that of the retro Vespas. It's a beautiful bike. However, the same can be said of the Trail 125, which has a ton more functionality. Conversely, the NAVI undercuts the Super Cub by thousands, yet it offers better storage and MPG. It just doesn't look as cool parked in front of a Starbuck's. Yet another alternative is finding a Rebel 250 in excellent condition for half the cost of the Super Cub

@mike1967sam

Hey duderino, riding a bike without a helmet is a big "no, no". I had 2 accidents, one in '93 where I broke my ankle and one in '94 where I broke almost everything except my head. About 1 year ago I tipped over on my CB750 which weighs 420 lbs and my head simply "tapped" the asphalt, no big deal but if I hadn't had my helmet on I would've cracked my head open. So it's your call but I wouldn't.

@kamolhengkiatisak1527

"Less is truly more" is what I agree wholeheartedly about Super Cup.

@chrisharris5555 14 күн бұрын

had my 23 for a month now and on a flat road will do 60mph all day long

@kennethanway7979

My ex wife bought me one in the early 80s...paid 50$ for it. All it needed was a battery...drove the snot out of it... could do just over 50mph...a lady pulled out in front of me, and totalled it, and me! Got a bigger bike with the insurance pay out! Drove off on the new one with a cast on my arm! Good times!

@chrisharris5555

Sure are a lot of whiners on here about your personal choices such as the pipe, how much you paid etc. I appreciate the video and your honest views. Even got people dissing you for no helmet - really? Whatever happened to freedom of choice? Too many people want to tell others what they should do. I'm glad we have people like you on here and I like the way you don't seem to let the negatives vibes get to you.

@OhSoddit

I'm actually heading towards a Honda XR 150L. Started off looking for a second hand AG-90 / CT-110 ("postie bike" - dual range gears set up for a farm), but they're OLD (need to be a mechanic to restore them?) and attract almost antique value pricing. Honda Trail 125 looked like an option. With further research, everything is screaming at me to go for the XR 150L. It'll do everything the "little" ones (Trail / Cub / Grom / etc) will do - and MORE - and is actually cheaper (MSRP under 3k). Oh, btw, I'm in my 50's, have NEVER ridden (let alone owned) a motorbike, but thinking of one for the farm.