2020 Honda Super Cub C125 ABS [Model Overview]

Nobody can match Honda’s reputation for engines, and even though the Super Cub is relatively compact, it’s a giant in terms of performance and reliability.

Because the Super Cub is compact, it’s easy to park in the city, and to store when you’re not riding. There’s always room for a Super Cub!

The Super Cub features a 220mm front single disc brake for excellent stopping power. There’s even standard front-wheel ABS.

The Super Cub features a four-speed semi-automatic transmission that you shift with your left foot, like a traditional motorcycle. But here’s the unique feature: there’s no clutch to worry about—you just toe and go.

Need to release the seat latch for a fill-up? Just press a button—the lock is all electronically controlled on the Super Cub.

Old-school light bulbs may have been great in 1959, but 60 years later the Super Cub comes with a modern LED lighting package.

Just like our top-of-the-line Gold Wing, the Super Cub uses a convenient smart-key ignition.

This is one of the key design elements which made the original Cub so popular. The Super Cub’s step-through design incorporates frontal bodywork to help shield you from the wind and road splash. It’s not only super convenient, but makes it easy to get on and off the bike.

At just 30.7 inches, the Super Cub’s super-low seat makes it easy to flat-foot it in parking lots or at stop lights.

Retro meets modern in the Super Cub’s instruments. The faired-in handlebar-mounted features speedometer, odometer, A&B trip meters, fuel gauge, clock, and indicator for low/high beam.

The Super Cub’s round headlight looks retro, but its LED performance is totally up to date and provides superior illumination and visibility.

With its 1.0-gallon fuel tank and awesome fuel efficiency, the Super Cub is super practical. The tank filler is under the seat so it’s easy to access.

Our front-wheel Anti-Lock Braking System (comes standard on the Super Cub) can be a big help in making controlled stops in less-than-ideal conditions, like on wet pavement or other compromised surfaces. It’s a great feature whether you’re using your new bike as a commuter or just riding it for fun, since it helps you stop with added confidence.

Big enough to roll along smoothly, the machine-finished cast construction on these wheels means they’re easier to keep clean than the traditional spoke construction.

The Super Cub’s telescopic front suspension is partially faired in, blending with the upper bodywork. It looks awesome, and works a lot better than the original leading-link design.

Here’s another thoroughly modern touch: The Super Cub uses tubeless tires.

The original Cub had twin shocks, and so does the 2020 Super Cub. They not only look proper, but they also do a great job of smoothing out the road.