The Honda Cub is, and always will be, the king of underbones. It’s the best-selling motorcycle in history, has been around since 1958, and has a reputation so bulletproof you could probably ride one through a war zone and come out the other side unscathed.
Over the years, Honda has evolved the Cub family, spawning everything from the retro-styled Super Cub 125 to the rugged Hunter Cub (CT125), which lets you live out your explorer fantasies—provided your idea of adventure includes 9 horsepower and a semi-auto transmission.
And then there’s this: the Kamax Cub X, yet another Chinese brand trying to muscle in on the Cub’s legacy. At this point, they’re not just copying Honda—they’re remixing it, blending the commuter-friendly Super Cub with the off-road-leaning Hunter Cub and ending up with something that looks oddly familiar yet just different enough to avoid a lawsuit. It’s the motorcycle equivalent of a fake Rolex with a see-through case back and a name like “Relox.”
