r/hondanavi

Hi all,

Planning on buying a Navi soon to get my motorcycle license and where I’m at there are good deals about an hour or two out. I wouldn’t mind buying one close to me as I could ask my dad to ride it back but they’re like $500-700 more near me. I have access to a pilot and a sienna, was curious if anyone had brought one home in one. Just eyeballing it, seems like it could work.

Alright, I'm going to try to make this short. My 2023 Navi, which I bought brand new a couple of years ago, has zero power in it. I just changed the battery and spark plug, and none of the fuses are blown. Its got roughly 1500 miles on it, but the thing will not even turn over, and I cannot kickstart it. Yes, the kill switch is in the correct position, yes, the kickstand is up. When the ignition is set to on, none of the headlights or turn signals activate; the thing is just completely dead. I am at a loss for what it could be. I fear it may be a wiring issue, but the last thing I want to do is crack the entire thing open and just wing it, observing the wiring. Any advice or thoughts would be great. When I try to start it, the engine does NOT turn over... at all, just straight nothing. Same with the kickstart.

I've got a 2022 Honda Navi and I'm debating trading it in for a 2026.

For anyone who's gone from a 2022 to a newer Navi (2023 - 2026), did you actually notice any differences at all? Performance, comfort, build quality, anything?

From what I can tell they seem almost identical but I wanted real owner feedback before making a move.

Worth upgrading or no?

The navi seems easy enough to work on for someone with no mechanical experience

Are there any mods that anyone can recommend, which are relatively inexpensive and easy to implement, that would make the bike accelerate faster and reach 60mph? I mainly care about the acceleration and reliability of the parts used not speed. It's just a plus

As for a scooter, most have what I would want without modifications but I really do love the Navi looks and the fact is not manual is the best part otherwise I'd love to get a grom

My purpose for the navi/scooter

1. Save on gas

2. Save in insurance

3. Commute to work/around town/state on roads

4. Maybe Uber or DoorDash

5. Groceries(im one guy)

Lastly is it possible to make the navi have disc brakes? If so how expensive is that?

Have you done any mods or upgrades to make the ride more comfortable, have better acceleration, or make the Navi safer for your size?

I'm 6'7 270ish

I will be quite a bit larger than the average Navi owner, but I've read some great posts and comments from larger riders in this sub, so I know the bike I capable of handling my daily tasks.

I've seen a ton a videos detailing all of the common tire, seat, and air intake upgrades, but I'd like to see how these are being implemented for someone my size

I'd like to know if there are any "simple"/at home adjustments I can make to better suit me.