How the Navi delivers power

The Navi’s 109cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine is tuned for easy, approachable response. Around town, that means predictable roll-on power for neighborhood speeds and short hops between errands. The compact engine layout and lightweight overall package help the bike feel lively when you’re weaving through parking lots or making quick turns at city intersections.

Because it’s air-cooled, the design stays straightforward and low-fuss for everyday riding. Keep up with routine maintenance and you’ll have a simple, efficient platform that’s well-suited to casual commuting and learning the basics of two-wheel control.

Automatic V-Matic: confidence in every start

The automatic V-Matic belt drive removes the learning curve of clutch and shifting. For many riders, that translates to better focus on traffic awareness, braking, and cornering lines—especially helpful on busy San Diego streets.

Tip: If you’re new to riding, spend time practicing steady throttle inputs and progressive braking—those two skills make the biggest difference in how “fast” a small bike feels.

The Navi’s lightweight feel and automatic drive make it a natural fit for short commutes, neighborhood cruising, and quick trips where easy parking matters.

If you’re building confidence, focus on smooth throttle, head-up scanning, and controlled braking. The Navi’s approachable nature helps you practice without feeling overwhelmed.

Two-up capability is listed by the manufacturer. Expect acceleration and braking distances to change with added weight—ride conservatively and increase following distance.

Front tire: 90/90-12. Rear tire: 90/100-10. Keep tire pressures set correctly for the best steering feel and predictable braking.

Ready to ride a Navi in San Diego?

Check current availability, then lock in a plan that fits your budget. Base price shown: $2,199.