Honda Motor to release new model of Super Cub minibike June 19

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. it will start selling a new model of its popular Super Cub minibike (photo), which features high mileage, on the domestic market on June 19. The 110 cc Super Cub 110 minibike can travel 63.5 kilometers per liter, about 6 percent better than its predecessor, the Super Cub 90, in fuel efficiency. It will carry a price of 249,900 yen.

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