Kitaco Honda Cross Cub 110 (JA60) Custom
Like the CT125 Hunter Cub, the Cross Cub 110 is a popular moped class 2 model for outdoor activities and solo camping. Based on the same vehicle, this model has been improved in three areas: dress-up, convenience, and driving performance.
A fashion center carrier has been installed in the center of the footwell to increase loading capacity. The model is also fitted with parts specifically for the Cross Cub 110, currently under development, such as an LED shuttle beam (forward lamp), front emblem, custom seat, sports rear shock absorber, red front brake caliper, and sports down muffler, as a reference exhibit.
The biggest advantage is the increased power and torque provided by the popular “LIGHT Bore Up Kit.” This kit is compatible with the current Cross Cub 110 (JA60) and Super Cub 110 (JA59) models. The lineup includes two versions: a powerful 124cc version that qualifies as a Class 2 moped, and a 145cc version that offers a significant increase in torque. See below for details!
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Kitaco’s “LIGHT Bore Up Kit” is available in two sizes: 124cc and 145cc.
Compatible with Cross Cub 110 (JA60) and Super Cub 110 (JA59) *Current model with front and rear cast wheels and front disc brakes
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This bore-up kit allows you to use the stock cylinder head as is. The increased displacement increases power and torque. Torque, in particular, far exceeds the stock torque from the mid-range, providing powerful yet easy-to-handle characteristics. You can increase power to suit your budget and application by adding or removing a high camshaft, changing the big throttle body, changing the injectors, etc.
Aluminum cast iron sleeve cylinder
Piston: Cast specification (3R)
Displacement: 124cc (Bore diameter: Φ50) / 145cc (Bore diameter: Φ54)
Stroke: 63.1mm (Uses stock crankshaft)
Compression ratio: 124cc (11.3:1) / 145cc (10.5:1)
Unleaded premium gasoline specification
*The 145cc version exceeds the 125cc limit for Class 2 mopeds, so it cannot be used on public roads.
*Optional parts such as I-MAP are required for installation. The optional parts required vary depending on the degree of tuning. For more information, please refer to the manufacturer’s official website below.
LIGHTボアアップKIT メーカー公式WEBサイト https://www.kitaco.co.jp/data/product/link/bigbore_kit_crosscub110_ja60/light_bigbore_kit_crosscub110_ja60.html124cc LIGHT Bore Up Kit with High Camshaft…33,000 yen (tax included) Product Code: 212-1456000
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124cc LIGHT Bore Up Kit ( without high camshaft)…23,100 yen (tax included) Product Code: 212-1456001
145cc LIGHT Bore Up Kit with High Camshaft…37,400 yen (tax included) Product Code: 212-1456010
145cc LIGHT Bore Up Kit ( without high camshaft)…27,500 yen (tax included) Product Code: 212-1456011
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