I’ve had my “Hunta” cub in Japan since the first day of delivery and love this sonofabeach. They’re fantastic and flawless.

neat features. everything like that all those extra little details Honda puts into this bike just makes it more lovable. My last bike, DRZ400s, more or less had these same features, in slightly different form factors. But the way each manufacturer does their own really makes them unique to the brand and special in their own way. and just makes it neat and convenient

Funny you mention the steering lock. In the UK it's a requirement that you use the steering lock in order for your theft insurance to be valid, however it's widely known that you can break a steering lock by applying some torque to the handlebars, easily done by a single would-be thief. Somewhat of a farce really! I just consider the steering lock to be one level of security - I leave my bike parked in-gear, with the steering lock and also a disc lock, so at least if someone wants to steal it they have to know what they're doing and have some tools. Not impenetrable defences but at least my bike is a less appealing option than a totally unlocked bike next to it!

Didn't know what those imperfections were on the side cover decal until I saw your video, thanks !

I got very excited when I read that the Honda Trail was being reincarnated. I had one of the originals in the '70s. But why didn't Honda make it with the low range gearbox?

When you mentioned the air intake you should have pointed out the water sight glass and drain to get any water out of the air box.

Such cool little tidbits this bike has to offer amongst everything else.

Very neat. I have never seen one of these on person. It was interesting to see one so "close" in this video. - Frank

I was looking at getting a Super-Cub because I liked that the wheels were non wire spokes. But I don't like the smart key it uses or the lack of a kickstarter. This looks like a more down to earth sensible machine.

Great review!

Okay now this looks like way too much fun!! I need to learn about trail riding

Always loved that bike. Just wish it wasn't so under-powered.

Make that 6 things we don't know about the Hunter Cub: the market prince.

Another tip, this bike will run without the battery installed.

Love that little bike 👍🏻

All I know is that they don't sell them in the UK

Love your channel and I will picking up my new 2023 Trail 125 tomorrow . I would like to know where you got the mounting bracket and hardware for the spare fuel tank. I cannot seem to find a mounting system that works and looks good on the bike that is not $200. Thank you

Another great video!!! Have a good one, God bless.💪🏼🇺🇸

Thought about buying one of these but it would only be useful in town and the farm roads nearby. The remainder of the roads, town to town, and into the major city are all 55-65mph. In the big city, I see people riding low displacement motorbikes all the time.

I need this moto in México!! 😱

It's a hunter's dream. If you're tired of sitting in a deer stand

I like that rack up front! Does it impede the immediate view of the road? Is a Moto Skill brand. Could you send or post information please?

Nice video thanks for sharing. 👍🏻

They are pretty badass I do have to say myself

The rear case looks like a better idea than a milk crate.

Nice bike, and it is probably a lot of fun too.

The one thing I know about it is that it's not available in Canada, which is a huge mistake on Honda's part.

Ты молодец. Привет из России.

Hey Chris, not that it matters, but I think there are 4 of those M6 holes in the rack. I mounted my box just like yours. Did that exhaust increase your power any? And, do you worry any about running a hot bike into a cold creek? I been wondering about that. Thanks, EE

nice bike, but I would prefer a higher front fender.

You didn't mention or show that the bars have to be all of the way to the left for the steering lock to work.

Well done!

i'm pretty annoyed that I can't get this bike in the UK

Love my trail 125. Do you see an overheating issue with sustained 48-52 miles per hour driving or is it meant to run like that?

Tell us about that exhaust system on your CT125.

Fun and useful information

This is a very nice bike but still not available in my country. (germany) I dont no why.I'd like to do a trip through the states on this bike but I think it is not to be rent for a german guy. Best wishes from Germanay

How much? That would be the sixth thing.

Such a friendly bike. How much $ What kind of milage?

I’m having a hard time deciding between one of these and the Yamaha tw200. How would you say they vary purpose wise?

what made it so capable is the 8 speed hi lo trans. not included on the re issue. so real hill climbing not gonna happen. get over the look! basically a really neat looking scooter, that's it nothing more

If you cross water when the motor is hot are you risking damage ?

How comfortable is the stock seat and what is the longest you have ridden in one day? Thank you.

well done thanks!!!!!

Good stuff.

Eat enough beans and you could probably power the bike by your farts! 😂😂😂

Does it have the dual range transmission? My 110 still has that sub transmission. Good for bigger guys.

does it have a HI/LO selector?

if the tyres are tubeless then it will be the ultimate motocycle.

Rear seat?

Would you recommend this bike for someone is going to be doing 99% of their riding in town, on payment?

Tq

What mounting plate do u use for rotopax ?

I'm 5'11 220 lbs..do you think I'm to big for this bike ?

Their is to many of the same type of videos on this bike.

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Fuel injected ?? No trail repars now...way to technical...PASS !

I just can't believe that buying this bike in Germany would cost me at least 7k. Import cost plus tax... can't wait to move out of this shithole and actually enjoy some freedom of choice.

It's made in Thailand and not Japan like the original one plus electronics so for the result it's not going to last as long as the old one guaranteed