Coming from bicycle at the age of 50, Ruckus was my first scooter before I traded it in for Navi.
Acquired the 2024 Ruckus towards the end of '23 and rode it until recently, around six months in total. Aside from its power, really loved that Ruckus. Once I noticed a new `22 Navi collecting dust on my dealer's showroom, I offered a traded-in and left with my new Navi, grinning from ear to ear..
With my car reserved for highways and heavy loads, I rely on the Navi for simple point-to-point journeys using backroads. And it hasn't disappointed me yet. This compact wonder has taken me to more corners of town than my car ever did. Thanks to its handy storage box, I keep extra fuel on hand, turning refueling stops into welcome breaks. Thankfully, the Navi's endurance matches my own... LOL
Thanks for the fantastic insights and explanations. Your video was a delight to watch, prompting me to drop a line. Cheers!
Love mine! My favorite bike I've owned out of 7. Fuel problem solved for me: 2 32oz fuel bottles in bottle holders on each side. Making my mini touring bike. Navi Nation! Love this bike!
I bought a 2024 Blue Navi for my house in South America. It's perfect t for my needs as a commuter and 50 mile trips is perfect. Down here top speed is about 55mph anyway.
Bought mine just for a fun minimoto adventure bike for close to home cruises. The only thing I'd like changed on these bikes is the gas tank capacity, otherwise i have no complaints worth mentioning.
You could get a 1 gallon plastic gas just for about $25 and mount higher on a rear rack. Then it could gravity feed into the front tank if you hook it up to the fuel line through a valve.
got mine October 2023 it is amazing I love it take my kids around and when it comes to traffic just throttle and leave no worries about clutch and gears
I've wanted one for about a year now and when i find the right one i'll be a Navi owner. I live and work in a very small town and in the summer i currently daily a mint 1986 Honda Spree, you can only get those to 35 tops downhill and it's still enough, but with a Navi i wouldn't be afraid to go anywhere, i've rode a few and love them. Great information buddy.
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