A Nod to the past, Designed for Today

Honda has once again captivated enthusiasts of classic “duck” motorbikes with the unveiling of the Cross Cub 110. This model, originating from Honda Motorcycle Japan, shares a lineage with the Honda CT125, known for its adventurous spirit, but carves its own distinct niche.

Urban Agility vs. Off-Road Prowess

While the Cross Cub 110 echoes the design language of the CT125, its character is tailored for a different riding experience. Where the CT125 is engineered to tackle challenging terrains,the Cross Cub 110 is ideally suited for leisurely cruises on smooth city streets and well-maintained roads. This distinction is crucial for riders prioritizing urban agility and style.

Key Differences: wheels and Tires

A significant departure from the CT125 lies in the wheel configuration. The Cross Cub 110 sports 17-inch alloy wheels both front and rear, contrasting with the CT125’s combination of alloy wheels and dual-purpose tires. This choice reinforces the Cross Cub 110’s focus on on-road performance and aesthetics.

Power and Efficiency: The Heart of the Cross Cub 110

At its core, the Honda Cross Cub 110 features a 109cc, air-cooled, SOHC, 4-stroke, single-cylinder engine. This powerplant delivers 7.8 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque of 8.8 Nm at 5,500 rpm. This balance of power and efficiency makes it an ideal choice for navigating urban environments.

Fuel Economy and Transmission

The engine’s power is managed thru a 4-speed semi-automatic transmission. moreover, the PGM-FI fuel injection system ensures extraordinary fuel economy, achieving approximately 67.9 km/liter (based on WMTC standards).Paired with a 4.1-liter fuel tank, the Cross cub 110 offers extended range for city commutes and weekend explorations.

The PGM-FI injection system makes its fuel consumption very economical, reaching 67.9 km/liter (based on WMTC standards), and supported by a 4.1 liter fuel tank.

Modern Touches on a Classic Design

Despite its classic appeal, the Cross Cub 110 incorporates modern features. While the headlight utilizes halogen technology, the taillights and turn signals are equipped with LEDs for enhanced visibility and energy efficiency. The instrument panel features a hybrid design, blending an analog speedometer with a small LCD screen displaying essential facts such as gear position, fuel level, and a digital clock.

Color Options and Special Editions

The Cross Cub 110 is available in three distinct colors: Matte Jeans Blue Metallic, matte Armored Green Metallic, and Pearl deep Mud Gray. Adding to its appeal, Honda has also introduced a special Kumamon edition, featuring the iconic bear character from Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. This special edition caters to fans of Japanese pop culture and adds a unique touch to the motorcycle.

Pricing and Availability

The Honda Cross Cub 110 is priced at 363,000 yen, which translates to approximately rp. 41 million. Whether this stylish and efficient motorbike will make its way to Indonesia remains to be seen. The Indonesian market, known for its gratitude of classic and retro designs, could be a receptive audience for the Cross Cub 110.