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By Kinnock March 14, 2022 in Motorcycles in Thailand

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Kinnock Gold Member Posted March 14, 2022
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Looks like Honda are releasing a new Dax mini bike.  Based on the Monkey, but unlike the Monkey has a seat that can take a pillion.

 

I've ridden a 125 Monkey, and it was a blast, and surprisingly it felt OK for my 6' height - although I probably looked like a circus bear on a kids bicycle.

 

 

 

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JonnyF Star Member Posted March 16, 2022
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Looks cool. I was never a fan of the original but this one is a bit more normal sized and actually looks like a proper bike from some angles.

 

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I'd think I'd rather have the Monkey though, as I think as the Dax has only got a 4 speed box and a tiny 4 litre tank. I'm going to have a look for a Sammy Sand limited edition.

 

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