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    Reviewed on September 17, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Honda Reflex Sport (NSS250S) view listing

    5.0
    I have owned my Reflex Sport for about a year now. It is nearly flawless. A little more power would be nice. However, off highway I find it... read more
    I have owned my Reflex Sport for about a year now. It is nearly flawless. A little more power would be nice. However, off highway I find it incredible.
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    Reviewed on July 13, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Honda Reflex NSS250 view listing

    5.0
    I'm a 55, year-old female who just returned from riding my 2002 Honda Reflex from Virginia to Idaho. 5,100 miles and 18 states. I cruised easily at 70 mph on the flats and averaged 70 mpg. I maxed out at 50 on the steep climbs and mileage dropped, but still I made it over 9000 feet passes. ... read more
    I'm a 55, year-old female who just returned from riding my 2002 Honda Reflex from Virginia to Idaho. 5,100 miles and 18 states. I cruised easily at 70 mph on the flats and averaged 70 mpg. I maxed out at 50 on the steep climbs and mileage dropped, but still I made it over 9000 feet passes. The only problem was I got hammered by the wind gusts in Wyoming. Other than that, the ride was PERFECT. If you are wondering if your Reflex can make a cross-country trip, absolutely. Go for it.
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    Reviewed on June 27, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Honda Reflex (NSS250) view listing

    5.0
    I bought a used 2001 Reflex in early 2004. It had less than 3000 miles on it when I bought. I have taken 2 trips from central Alabama to central Florida on it and loved it! The first trip was with my son and we averaged about 55 MPG with both of us on it. The trip this spring (2006) was just me... read more
    I bought a used 2001 Reflex in early 2004. It had less than 3000 miles on it when I bought. I have taken 2 trips from central Alabama to central Florida on it and loved it! The first trip was with my son and we averaged about 55 MPG with both of us on it. The trip this spring (2006) was just me and even with gas prices as they are, it cost $44 round trip for gas and I took only scenic routes and back roads. My butt does get a little sore from riding so I stop often... I rarely get on the interstate but the scooter will easily maintain 70 MPH with 2 riders. I prefer slow riding on the backroads to enjoy the scenery. Next adventure is to ride the Blue Ridge Parkway in July... I can't wait!
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    Reviewed on May 17, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Honda Reflex Sport (NSS250S) view listing

    5.0
    I bought my 05 reflex sport to commutte from home to work, the 250cc engine powers plenty on mains roads and handles highway speeds up to 70-75 without a problem, the 2 things that bother me, and if you had a long commutte like I have (48 Miles one way to work - 80% highway with overpasses and... read more
    I bought my 05 reflex sport to commutte from home to work, the 250cc engine powers plenty on mains roads and handles highway speeds up to 70-75 without a problem, the 2 things that bother me, and if you had a long commutte like I have (48 Miles one way to work - 80% highway with overpasses and bridges over water) is that the Reflex is a) lacks powers at highway speeds (75MPH ~8000RPM (redline 8300)) b) at 373 pounds cross winds are a constant reminder how light this is... other wize its is a great scooter to have.
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    Reviewed on May 11, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Honda Reflex (NSS250) view listing

    5.0
    WOW...I've had motorcycles in the past. But never like the reflex! I gave up riding for about 15yrs because of 2 total Knees surgeries & a foot problem. Once I found out about the automatic shifting VS clutch, I decided to try out the 2006 Reflex NSS. What a ride! It's smooth, reliable,l ow... read more
    WOW...I've had motorcycles in the past. But never like the reflex! I gave up riding for about 15yrs because of 2 total Knees surgeries & a foot problem. Once I found out about the automatic shifting VS clutch, I decided to try out the 2006 Reflex NSS. What a ride! It's smooth, reliable,l ow riding, & balanced and comfortable for that optim ride! I know it rides better than my motorcycles of the 70's & 80's. And at my age, 55 I want a smooth ride for all my aching joints! I love the gas mileage! So far 75mpg! And it travels great on my RV lift attached to my motorhome!
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    Reviewed on December 3, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Honda Reflex view listing

    5.0
    Purchased new in April 05 on a whim. Not at all what I was expecting, power seemed underwhelming, but all other aspects seemed typical flawless Honda. Hey, a small displacement scooter is just that, a scooter. Summertime joy riding and sorting out strong and weak points turned into a chance trip of... read more
    Purchased new in April 05 on a whim. Not at all what I was expecting, power seemed underwhelming, but all other aspects seemed typical flawless Honda. Hey, a small displacement scooter is just that, a scooter. Summertime joy riding and sorting out strong and weak points turned into a chance trip of over 280 miles in freeway traffic... Boy did I underestimate this remarkable little scooter. Not only did it do 65-80mph (+), it was happy to do it all day long, with stop and go and freeway speeds resulting in a combined fuel mileage of 61.5 mpg. Another customer at the gas station almost got violent with the clerk when it cost me only 7.50 to fill and she got charged 40.00 to "get enough to get her car to work." Best purchase I have ever made. Is becoming my favorite "motorcycle" just takes some time to grow on you.
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    Reviewed on November 24, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2001 Honda Reflex view listing

    5.0
    I couldn't be more impressed. In a good way! I never could find a comfortable, small, lightweight, commuter or touring bike that fit all my needs until now! This hybrid scooter/motorcycle takes me anywhere I want quickly at 75-85mph if necessary, in total comfort and at 60-65mpg. Maybe as Baby... read more
    I couldn't be more impressed. In a good way! I never could find a comfortable, small, lightweight, commuter or touring bike that fit all my needs until now! This hybrid scooter/motorcycle takes me anywhere I want quickly at 75-85mph if necessary, in total comfort and at 60-65mpg. Maybe as Baby boomers age, we will all be riding Large Scooters.
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    Reviewed on November 1, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Honda Reflex (NSS250) view listing

    5.0
    This is a SUPER bike! I average right at 69/70 MPG both city and hwy. A TON of fun to ride and so economical right now! Bought new last month, already hovering near 1000 miles... it is easy to handle and looks great! I too have gotten the 'thumbs up' from a number of folks on this bike! ... read more
    This is a SUPER bike! I average right at 69/70 MPG both city and hwy. A TON of fun to ride and so economical right now! Bought new last month, already hovering near 1000 miles... it is easy to handle and looks great! I too have gotten the 'thumbs up' from a number of folks on this bike! :)
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    Reviewed on October 3, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Honda Reflex (NSS250) view listing

    5.0
    I just got my 2005 Reflex a few weeks ago. I had a Yamaha Zuma, but decided to upgrade so I could go more places. This scooter will get you there. I've already put more miles on this bike than I had on the Zuma (I had the Zuma for over a year). The Reflex will give you no problems going highway... read more
    I just got my 2005 Reflex a few weeks ago. I had a Yamaha Zuma, but decided to upgrade so I could go more places. This scooter will get you there. I've already put more miles on this bike than I had on the Zuma (I had the Zuma for over a year). The Reflex will give you no problems going highway speeds and the fuel mileage is wonderful, especially with the prices the way they are now. If you want a comfortable ride and stylish looks, this is the way to go!!!
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    Reviewed on September 23, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Honda Reflex NSS250 view listing

    5.0
    This bike continues to impress me. It requires very low maintenance, and is easy to do yourself. It runs like a dream and gets great mileage. The acceleration is fine if you modify the transmission. It is a bit slow if you don't. It will go all day on the highway at 70mph or more (pretty... read more
    This bike continues to impress me. It requires very low maintenance, and is easy to do yourself. It runs like a dream and gets great mileage. The acceleration is fine if you modify the transmission. It is a bit slow if you don't. It will go all day on the highway at 70mph or more (pretty comfortably, too). The only things I would change would be: a bit more power on the highway, more storage, and bigger wheels. In other words, I'm ready for a bigger scoot, but for a 250 it is exactly what it should be; Absolutely great around town. Meticulous mpg records show an average of 68 mpg after 12,000 miles, not much change after modifying the transmission after 8,000 (this mod is completely and easily reversible, by the way). You won't be disappointed unless you just plain need something bigger.
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