Honda NAVI reviews

For sale 2006 Honda GL1800 Audio Comfort NAV ABS and matching cargo trailer. This is a one owner bike and meticulously maintained and has just over 105K miles (just broke in). The bike was mainly used for two-up touring. Many upgrades to include, Progressive suspension front and rear ((handles like a sport bike). Galfer braided stainless steel brake lines, heated seats, heated grips, driver backrest, TPMS, LED driving lights, wired for heated clothing, and much more. Only selling because I simply don’t ride it anymore. Asking $10K or best offer. Considering this is a bike and trailer setup is a gonga deal! Please serious inquiries only! Show less

So I dropped by the honda yamaha dealership to check out 3 bikes. A honda grom a honda monkey and a honda navi. I was excited and ready to start the process. After looking at them i settled on the navi. Once i spoke to the agent he told me that price was up of 4500 for the honda navi. On thier website it states 1900 rounded up. I understand taxes and fees. But 4500? I told him about the website and he said yes thats msrp. Its not what we actually said it for. So then why advertise msrp if you are not going to sell for msrp. Complete false advertisement. Show less

I am this bike's one-owner who bought my Gold Wing for my birthday. I loaded it up with every option available including an airbag, navigation and fog lights. Huntington Beach Honda dealership has all the service records since the purchase on Feb 2013. It's been housed in my carpeted-garage and considered by me a work-of-art. It has plenty of SOUL and has therefore my greatest respect. I named my bike Brutus and we talk after every ride. We've been through snow, ice, sleet, rain and Brutus is still in impeccable condition. If you won't take care of Brutus, please don't buy him. I've ridden both Harleys and BMW touring bikes in the past. Then I chatted with my Newport Beach motor-Cop neighbor who said I'm an idiot if I don't buy a Gold Wing. After a demo, I knew he was right, so I bought it. What convinced me is the well-balanced, easy to operate amazing ride and the power-reverse to get it in my garage. It is water-cooled to get me through the desert with power to get me up the Colorado Rockies. An imposing motorcycle has its advantages. Drivers can see me and I have the power of 6-cylinders to get out of their way. And don't discount the airbag's value. It will make your spouse and family members happy to know you've got it. Speaking of family, there is no motorcycle on the planet that is more comfortable for passengers! No contest. An unhappy passenger can be a miserable experience for you. Give them what they deserve, an amazing, safe and solid ride. Show less

2000 miles isn't much of a road test but Hey! It's a Goldwing. I've had three Hondas in my formative years (60 years old) including a '76 GL1000, followed by six Harleys and an '11 Victory Vision. I enjoyed them all. The Vision was a joy to ride, not so much for the passenger though. I love the Goldwing, its smooth power, creature comforts and reliability. This bike will take me on many IBA rides well into my golden years. LOL. Show less