2019 Honda Super Cub test ride
The Honda Super Cub is the best-selling vehicle of all time, with over 100 million produced since 1958, and it's back in U.S. showrooms for the first time in 36 years with a modern twist. Fox News Autos editor Gary Gastelu took the retro bike for a ride to see how it holds up in the 21st century.
Small bikes have been a big deal at Honda in recent years, where its Grom, Monkey and Super Cub have been among the brand's top-sellers.
Now it's expanding miniMOTO with the least expensive model its sold in years.
The Navi is more of a scooter designed to look like a sport bike and priced at $2,007.
It features a 109cc single-piston four-stroke motor and a continuously variable automatic transmission mounted low near the rear and a lockable and removable storage compartment within the frame where a motorcycle engine is usually found.
The motor is rated at about 8 hp and can reach speeds of approximately 50 mph, so it's meant more for running around town than riding on the highway and aimed toward beginners.
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The Navi is scheduled to start filling the tiny gaps on Honda showroom floors next February.