2026 Honda MiniMoto Lineup Gallery
They say that good things come in small packages, and the adage is especially true when it comes to Honda and its MiniMOTO lineup. With a mix of classic styling, accessibility, and a rare sense of fun from the otherwise mostly buttoned-down and conservative Honda, each of the MiniMOTOs is a popular choice as an entry-level motorcycle, an urban commuter, or a second (or third) bike.
For 2026, the MiniMoto lineup consists of the Trail125, the Dax 125, the Monkey, the Navi, plus the previously announced Grom.
2026 Honda Trail125
A throwback to Trail models from the '60s, '70s, and '80s, the Trail125 packs a 124cc air-cooled two-valve overhead-camshaft Single with a four-speed transmission and an automatic centrifugal clutch. The 2026 Trail125 will arrive in dealerships in April, with a starting price of $4,199 and a choice of either Glowing Red or Black Metallic.
2026 Honda Dax 125
Known for its pressed-steel "T-bone" frame, the Honda Dax 125 offers a combination of retro appeal and charming details like its chunky styling, fat tires, folding handlebars, and cartoon Dachshund decal. The Dax is powered by a 123.9cc air-cooled SOHC two-valve engine with a four-speed gearbox and centrifugal clutch. Expect to see the 2026 Dax 125 in Honda showrooms in April in Pearl Black, with a $4,199 price tag.
2026 Honda Monkey
The Honda Monkey originated as an amusement park attraction, but quickly proved popular enough to become a full production street-legal motorcycle. The modern Monkey shares its engine with Dax, but offers a manual clutch and five-speed transmission. Like the Dax and the Trail, The Honda Monkey's ABS operates only on the front wheel, but it stands out from the MiniMOTOs in employing an inertial measurement unit. Yes, the little Monkey has an IMU, something a lot of much larger bikes still lack. The 2026 Honda Monkey will come in Matte Black Metallic for $4,399. Expect to see it in dealerships in March.
2026 Honda Navi
Last, but not least, we have the Honda Navi, the least expensive model in the lineup. Powered by a swingarm-mounted 109cc fan-cooled Single with a CVT, the Navi offers scooter-like simplicity with motorcycle styling. The engine's placement opens up space in the frame in front of the seat for a lockable 15 liter (4 gallon) storage pod. The 2026 Navi should already be in showrooms with a starting price of $2,199 in the non-painted White color, but for $2,349, you can have the choice of the glossier Arctic Silver Metallic, Pearl Red, or Blue Metallic options.
