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A special-edition Super Cub 50/110 Hello Kitty was released to mark Hello Kitty's 50th anniversary. At a glance it looks like an ordinary Cub, but details right down to the meter, side covers and key have been carefully designed — and it may still be available depending on stock.
The Super Cub, as a machine, has become an entity that exceeds the frame of being merely one motorcycle. It has quietly supported people's lives for over half a century. A long-loved character standing alongside it — the very fact that this combination works at all is proof of the Cub's depth. A practical tool that also becomes a vessel for culture. A genuinely rich bike.
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A 50th anniversary model probably costs more than a regular Cub, but given the collector value it might be a reasonable range.
Is the Hello Kitty design the same on both the Super Cub 50 and 110?
The core concept's shared, but since the base bikes have different displacements, the finer details of equipment should differ.
My impression is Honda's been doing character collabs like this for a long time.
It says it looks like a regular Cub at first glance, so maybe it's the kind of project that's not immediately obvious.
A collab that obsesses over the small details is the kind of thing that appeals to connoisseurs, the bigger the fan the more they'll appreciate it.
Hearing they went as far as the meter, side covers, and even the key really stirs up that collector urge.
If there's still stock of the Hello Kitty 50th anniversary collab Cub, now might be the time to hunt for one.
