2020 Trail Cub CT125

[Retsel_imp]

If, and that is a big "if", this comes to the US, I'll have to have one. Brings back fond memories. I just moved up in the Sierra Mountains and can see many opportunities for this piece of nostalgia!

https://www.rideapart.com/articles/373096/honda-ct125-concept-tokyo-show/

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[GoldOxide_imp]

Yeah, saw that ad the other day. This is the street Super Cub 125 undressed and scrambler'ed out?

 

[pekingduck]

I hope to see the CT125 here soon. Only thing I don't like is the Super Cub's centrifugal clutch. I'd rather have the Grom's hand clutch. Just my preference.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

I hope to see the CT125 here soon. Only thing I don't like is the Super Cub's centrifugal clutch. I'd rather have the Grom's hand clutch. Just my preference.

I reckon the Super Cub was designed for the widest spectrum of riders, including urban types wearing nice clothes and don't want to really fuss with gears.

Maybe folks like these - particularly the dude in white and helmet ...



1967 - what a year of change.

 

[LongRanger_imp]

Wow, the timeless CT90 > CT110 continues to grow up. Cool bike but I'm not fond of the black rims.

 

[Frulk_imp]

Funny. Earlier in the day a buddy of mine was texting me about the older version. Would prefer it in the 200cc range. Also with the Lo/Hi transfer case.

 

[Retsel_imp]

From another forum. Lots of discussion and photos.

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...=1408707&share_fid=14159&share_type=t

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[GoldOxide_imp]

From another forum. Lots of discussion and photos.

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...=1408707&share_fid=14159&share_type=t

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Great reference Retsel.

 

[Retsel_imp]

I found a website dedicated to CT's. Lots of info for anyone interested.

http://ct90-ct110.com/Home.html

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[Gone in 60]

Holy cow I need one of those. When I was five, my earliest motorcycle experience was riding around on the back of my uncle's Trail 90. That thing seemed huge to me at that age.