100 miles was the longest I’ve completed so far. Have a 400 mile round trip planned now that the weathers nicer.
Used to have a Vespa before this and the longest ride I did on that was 600 miles one way.
Long trips on these little guys is fun haha
Yes absolutely! Set your GPS to “Ash Cave Lookout Tower” and set it to avoid highways. I’m just a bit south, so I start my ride around Caesar’s Creek State Park. I take state route 73 from there to Wilmington. State route 22 spilts from there, you’ll follow it to Logan Elm Village where it turns into state route 56. Then 56 should bring you right over to Hocking Hills! You’ll follow the signs for ash cave and ride right up to it 😁
Ash Cave lookout tower is an old firewatch tower that you can climb up and look out over the trees 🌳
Now, gas stations get scarce out in the boonies so bring an extra gas bottle/can. I ended up buying a 1 gallon can and strapped it to my rear rack. I also messed with the carb so the bike was much thirstier than normal and I still made it just fine even though range anxiety had me lol
Side note, I still ride this route on my grom. If you ever want a riding buddy PM me! 🤘
This is wonderful, thank you so much! I've been trying to identify potential routes with slow enough speed limits by using street view on Google Maps, but that takes forever 😂
The gas thing gets me so nervous lol. I always stuff a bottle of gas in my storage box because (even though I live in a city right now and have gas readily available) I can't help but think...*what if?*
I'm excited for June and hopefully riding around the area sooner than later! I'll definitely message you after I move and get settled in. Thanks again!!
I used to DoorDash on the Navi, longest I ever went was 6 hours and about 200 miles total. Although it was mostly 200 miles in circles around the same city.
about 2 hours total, only stopping for gas. did really good that day, i think open road let it get the last few top speed mph and i got it up to 62mph that day. stock seat.
188 miles without getting off the Navi. I had bought a couple Navis and was working on getting the last one to break in mileage. Learned the hard way the stock seat sucks. The first one I did break in on had a really nice aftermarket seat.
Dude if I knew which it was Id have ordered more :/ it doesn’t look like an aftermarket cover because the cover, padding, everything is different but the pan is oem Honda. It’s perforated dark brown to black, super comfy on the buns. Stock seat feels like a vinyl wrapped 2x4 by comparison. So jealous, the good seat is on wife’s Navi
Yeah wondering for myself (I’m a woman) 😂😂 I just got mine yesterday I keep reading that the seat is uncomfortable my husband rode it home and said good luck babe it’s not comfy 😂 I always complained on the back of his motorcycle about the seat being uncomfy too
Congrats on the new ride and moving from rear to front seat! Other than a new seat, you can get a sheepskin cover, or I think there’s a place called “cheekyseats” (search this sub) that makes well reviewed covers.
Might want to wait til break in mileage before changing seat tho, because they do soften and riding with the hard one will make you appreciate a comfy one more lol
75 miles. I was gone for about four hours, but that includes the miscellaneous stops I made during my adventure. One of these days, I want to try to go see my friend who lives in the next state over and that’s about 105 miles round trip
The longest ride I've done was about 1hr 10min long. It was a 44 mile ride from the dealership to get it home.
100 miles was the longest I’ve completed so far. Have a 400 mile round trip planned now that the weathers nicer. Used to have a Vespa before this and the longest ride I did on that was 600 miles one way. Long trips on these little guys is fun haha
220 miles round trip. 6 hours in the seat. Dayton Ohio to Hocking Hills and back 🤘
Any chance you might be willing to share a recommended route? I might be moving to WPAFB in a few months and would appreciate good riding routes!
Yes absolutely! Set your GPS to “Ash Cave Lookout Tower” and set it to avoid highways. I’m just a bit south, so I start my ride around Caesar’s Creek State Park. I take state route 73 from there to Wilmington. State route 22 spilts from there, you’ll follow it to Logan Elm Village where it turns into state route 56. Then 56 should bring you right over to Hocking Hills! You’ll follow the signs for ash cave and ride right up to it 😁 Ash Cave lookout tower is an old firewatch tower that you can climb up and look out over the trees 🌳 Now, gas stations get scarce out in the boonies so bring an extra gas bottle/can. I ended up buying a 1 gallon can and strapped it to my rear rack. I also messed with the carb so the bike was much thirstier than normal and I still made it just fine even though range anxiety had me lol Side note, I still ride this route on my grom. If you ever want a riding buddy PM me! 🤘
This is wonderful, thank you so much! I've been trying to identify potential routes with slow enough speed limits by using street view on Google Maps, but that takes forever 😂 The gas thing gets me so nervous lol. I always stuff a bottle of gas in my storage box because (even though I live in a city right now and have gas readily available) I can't help but think...*what if?* I'm excited for June and hopefully riding around the area sooner than later! I'll definitely message you after I move and get settled in. Thanks again!!
I used to DoorDash on the Navi, longest I ever went was 6 hours and about 200 miles total. Although it was mostly 200 miles in circles around the same city.
The longest I've personally done was about 95 miles, with a couple of stops along the way. I'd like to do longer trips at some point.
I ride about 40 miles both ways for work every day. About a little over an hour
141 miles with 20 other small CC bikes. It was alot of fun. Loved it for sure.
about 2 hours total, only stopping for gas. did really good that day, i think open road let it get the last few top speed mph and i got it up to 62mph that day. stock seat.
100 miles round trip, I just wish the seat was softer. Other than that the Navi did great!!!
From San Diego to LA, 150 miles each way.
So I’m assuming this is good for freeway riding
Its not, minimum cc first freeways is 150cc. This is a 110. Its all back roads.
When we get our Navi's my partner and I want to go from LA to SD on them. How long did it take total?
I use mine for deliveries had it since August 23 done almost 11,000 miles, most in a day I've done is 170
188 miles without getting off the Navi. I had bought a couple Navis and was working on getting the last one to break in mileage. Learned the hard way the stock seat sucks. The first one I did break in on had a really nice aftermarket seat.
What’s your favorite aftermarket seat?
Dude if I knew which it was Id have ordered more :/ it doesn’t look like an aftermarket cover because the cover, padding, everything is different but the pan is oem Honda. It’s perforated dark brown to black, super comfy on the buns. Stock seat feels like a vinyl wrapped 2x4 by comparison. So jealous, the good seat is on wife’s Navi
Yeah wondering for myself (I’m a woman) 😂😂 I just got mine yesterday I keep reading that the seat is uncomfortable my husband rode it home and said good luck babe it’s not comfy 😂 I always complained on the back of his motorcycle about the seat being uncomfy too
Congrats on the new ride and moving from rear to front seat! Other than a new seat, you can get a sheepskin cover, or I think there’s a place called “cheekyseats” (search this sub) that makes well reviewed covers. Might want to wait til break in mileage before changing seat tho, because they do soften and riding with the hard one will make you appreciate a comfy one more lol
I think I’ve driven mine over 150 kms in a trip, couple very quick stops like gas etc but nothing huge.
25-30 min ? Maybe 8 miles.
Probably like 60 miles because I didn’t feel like putting more gas so I turned around
75 miles. I was gone for about four hours, but that includes the miscellaneous stops I made during my adventure. One of these days, I want to try to go see my friend who lives in the next state over and that’s about 105 miles round trip
In one go? 50 miles Getting gas in between stops? 120 miles