06-17-2018, 06:09 AM
(06-12-2018, 07:43 AM)HondaJon_imp Wrote:(06-11-2018, 12:54 PM)Ole_imp Wrote:(06-11-2018, 07:54 AM)HondaJon_imp Wrote: Glad to see Honda is bringing back the bikes we grew up on. There was a huge void in the market for a very long time in regards to small, obtainable, street legal machines.
Does anyone know if the 125 Monkey will be/is made in Japan? (Not that it will change my mind in getting one). Already got an e-mail into Mr. T about parts availability. I'm sure it will have to be uncorked a bit.
As for speed, Everything I have read puts the Grom at around 50 MPH. I assume the Monkey will be the same. For comparison , the Kawasaki Z125 tops out at around 61 MPH.
this means nothing but the Grom (same engine) is built in Thailand.
this means nothing but the Grom (same engine) is built in Thailand.
I wouldn't say it means nothing, but anyways, if the Grom is Thai, then the monkey mosty likely will be too.
this means nothing but the Grom (same engine) is built in Thailand.
I wouldn't say it means nothing, but anyways, if the Grom is Thai, then the monkey mosty likely will be too. I've placed a $500 deposit on a Monkey. The bike is expected in October. What do you mean "I wouldn't say it means nothing (Thai vs Japan)?" Should I cancel my deposit and request a refund? My Thai-built CBR250R didn't have any issues but maybe I was lucky with that one. Stichill seems to have had no issues with his CBR250R either. Please enlighten me with regard to your comment because the last thing I need to do is waste $5000 on a piece of junk. Curious to hear about your experience with Thai-built Hondas.