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Back in the mid-1950's Honda set out to build a form of transportation that everyone could afford.

And what they ended up with was the Honda Super Cub.

The Super Cub was cheap to buy, easy and simple to repair,

and it quickly became popular around the globe.

As a matter of fact, to date, the Honda Supercove

has sold over 87 million units,

and that number has garnered it

the distinction of being the most produced vehicle in the world ever and it's still selling.

So if you don't know what a Honda Super Cub is, well, perhaps you're just a little out of the

loop.

And since then, the Honda Super Cub has been used for everything

imaginable from pizza and mail delivery to daily commuting and weekend trips and

a quick search on the internet will bring you up images of SuperCubs under

impossible loads, loads of bags and chickens

and wood and people and virtually everything you can imagine. It's tiny and unassuming. It could even

be called silly looking, but you can't say it's incapable in fact it's

more than capable for the daily tasks like getting groceries or zipping to

work and back and that's what it was designed for but it's also capable of

something else something that m. Honda didn't plan for, and that's

World Adventure Travel.

And Adventure Travel on a Honda Super Cub is exactly what we're talking about today on this episode of Adventure Rider Radio.

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