Honda introduced the Super Cub Tokyo 80s Limited Edition to the Thailand market on 4/8. This special edition motorcycle, limited to just 500 units, is priced at 1,600 USD. It targets customers who appreciate classic style, aiming to recreate the cultural atmosphere of 1980s Japan.
Developed under the "Tokyo Vibes" concept, this limited edition combines the distinctive Super Cub design with colors, lines, and accessories inspired by Japanese Pop Art. Its aesthetic evokes the City Pop music genre, vibrant fashion trends, and the urban rhythm of 1980s Japan.
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The Honda Super Cub Tokyo 80s Limited Edition launched in Thailand on 4/8. Photo: GreatBiker
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The special edition features a tea-colored windshield and a classic round LED headlight.
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It highlights a yellow paint finish, reminiscent of 1980s Japanese street style.
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The "Tokyo 80s" decal is displayed on the side cover.
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This special edition also includes a matching helmet and a custom-designed jacket.
The Super Cub Tokyo 80s features a primary color scheme of white and yellow, accented by multi-color graphic decals across its body. These graphics draw inspiration from billboards, streetlights, and the Pop Art movement prevalent in Japan during the 1980s. While offering a youthful and contemporary appearance, the new look retains the core values of the classic everyday Cub motorcycle, such as its round headlight, front shield, and characteristic body structure.
Exclusive decorative accessories for this limited edition include a tea-colored windshield, an embossed "Tokyo 80s Body Sticker", and a chrome front protective frame with a rack. Buyers also receive a "Tokyo 80s Classic Helmet" with colors and graphics matching the motorcycle, and a specially designed "Tokyo 80s Jacket".
The Super Cub Tokyo 80s is powered by a 110cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine. Power is transmitted through a 4-speed rotary gearbox. Other standard features include a round LED headlight, round rear-view mirrors, and a single seat.
Minh Vu (according to GreatBiker)




