Supreme x Honda CT125 Hunter Cub Motorcycle
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Honda CT125 Hunter Cub is a 125cc single-cylinder adventure motorcycle descended from Honda's Trail series, built on the Super Cub's step-through frame with a high-mounted exhaust, wire-spoke wheels, a fuel-injected air-cooled engine, a four-speed semi-automatic transmission, and ABS on the front disc. Honda launched the original Trail 50 in 1961 as a modified Super Cub for light off-road use, and the line ran through the CT70, CT90, and CT110 before retiring in 1986. Honda revived the platform in 2020 as the CT125 in Asia and Europe and as the Trail 125 in North America. The FW22 Supreme version adds co-branded graphics to the factory motorcycle.
About Honda
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese mobility and power-equipment manufacturer founded in 1948 by Soichiro Honda and Takeo Fujisawa in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka. The company began with clip-on motorized bicycles before releasing the Super Cub in 1958, now the best-selling motor vehicle in history with over 100 million units produced. Honda entered the car market in 1963 and has since produced the Civic, Accord, and NSX, along with VTEC engines, the ASIMO humanoid robot, and HondaJet aircraft. It is the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer by volume. Supreme's Honda collaboration drew on the brand's motorsport graphics and Super Cub heritage.
