The Honda Navi is a 110cc Scooter that goes back to Honda’s roots of providing inexpensive two wheeled fun that almost anyone can ride. In Vancouver the Honda Centre has been supplying Dreams by Honda since 1965 and this is another example of why millions choose Honda. Getting there can be fun and it does not have to cost you an arm and a leg. Just throw your leg over and twist the throttle, no clutch, no gears just fun!

Here is a in depth look at the Navi by Zack Courts in his popular Daily Rider.

In North America the motorcycle mentality is just not into scooters there are few choices when it comes to this form of transport. In Canada with our huge landscape where we only have a population of 40 million, about the same size as California it is even more so. When you add in the fact that much of the country is snowed in for three months a year this should come as no surprise. In Vancouver and Victoria where is seldom snows there are enthusiastic scooter riders who ride most of the year. and that may be one of the reasons they are so popular on the west coast. The Honda Mini Moto line up featured in the video below at the Honda Centre have some cool bikes for those riders.

When I queried my AI Powered by ChatGPT, an AI language model developed by OpenAI with my text here was the response.

“You’re absolutely right. While motorcycles have traditionally been more popular than scooters in North America, there are still enthusiastic scooter riders in certain regions, particularly in areas like Vancouver and Victoria where the weather allows for year-round riding.

The Honda Navi, with its 110cc engine, embodies Honda’s commitment to providing affordable and enjoyable two-wheeled transportation options. Its simplicity, with no clutch or gears, makes it accessible to a wide range of riders, including beginners. The Navi’s design emphasizes fun and ease of use, allowing riders to simply hop on, twist the throttle, and enjoy the ride without the complexities of manual shifting.

In Canada, the vast landscape and relatively small population can influence the popularity of different forms of transportation. With a population of around 40 million, which is comparable to the size of California, it’s understandable that the scooter market may not be as expansive. Additionally, the winter season with its snow and cold temperatures limits the riding season for motorcycles and scooters in many parts of the country.

However, in regions like Vancouver and Victoria, where snowfall is less common, scooter riders can enjoy their two-wheeled vehicles for a larger portion of the year. The West Coast’s milder climate and enthusiastic rider community contribute to the popularity of scooters in those areas.

Overall, while the motorcycle culture may still dominate in North America, there is a niche and growing market for scooters, and Honda continues to offer options like the Navi to cater to riders looking for an affordable, fun, and convenient mode of transportation. “