At first glance, the Honda NAVI looks like a Grom with the engine removed, but in truth, it is a totally intact motorcycle headed for production for the Indian industry. Introduced at Auto Expo 2016 in Delhi, the NAVI (which stands for “New Extra Worth for India”) is an eye-catching little funster developed for Indian youth.
The first Honda motorcycle completely made and created by Honda R&D India, the NAVI could appear like it is missing an engine but it’s really powered by a 110cc swingarm-mounted scooter engine claiming 7.8 hp at 7000 rpm and six.six lb-ft. at 5500 rpm. Honda claims the NAVI has a leading speed of 50 mph. Exactly where you would usually anticipate a motorcycle engine, Honda left an empty space that can be utilised for storage.
The 12-inch front wheel sports a 90/90 tubeless tire while a ten-inch wheel with a 90/one hundred tire spins at the rear. Each wheels are stopped by drum brakes. Suspension is offered by telescopic fork and a single rear shock.
For the Auto Expo, Honda showed two variants, an off-road version and an adventure-style model, showcasing the possible for customization.
The Honda NAVI will be available in India with five color possibilities for Rs. 39,500, or about US$ 585. It’s unlikely, nonetheless, that we’ll see the NAVI provided right here in North America.
[Source: Honda]
The Honda NAVI Only Looks Like It’s Missing an Engine
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