Honda Crosscub 110
The Honda Cross Cub 110 was introduced in Japan in 2013 as a rugged, adventure-styled evolution of the iconic Super Cub 110, featuring knobby tires, higher ground clearance, and a more outdoor-oriented aesthetic. It gained international popularity and received a significant redesign in 2018 alongside the Super Cub lineup, incorporating fuel injection and a more modern frame. It is notable for blending the legendary reliability and fuel efficiency of the Super Cub platform with a light off-road capability, appealing to urban commuters and leisure riders alike.
8.0 hp
Power
8.5 Nm
Torque
107 kg
Weight
approximately 85 km/h
Top Speed
approximately 1.7 L/100km or 59 km/L (typical real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Bulletproof Honda Engine
The 109cc fuel-injected OHC engine is derived from Honda's legendary Super Cub lineage, known for running 100,000+ km with basic maintenance. Oil changes every 3,000 km are the primary upkeep requirement.
Strong Resale Value
Cross Cubs hold their value exceptionally well due to limited supply and high demand, often reselling at 80-90% of purchase price within the first two years. The retro-utility styling keeps it desirable across multiple buyer demographics.
Watch the Final Drive
The chain and sprocket on used examples can wear faster than expected if previous owners neglected lubrication, especially on models used for off-road or muddy terrain. Always inspect chain slack and sprocket teeth before buying used.
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