Honda Beat One Piece Nami and Usopp Edition Introduced

KatadataOTO – After a long silence, Astra Honda Motor has reintroduced the Honda Beat One Piece. Unlike before, this time the manufacturer with the flapping wing logo is showcasing two editions at once.

If it was previously Luffy and Zoro, this time it's Nami and Usopp's turn to be the inspiration. Both motorcycles are featured on the @welovehonda_id Instagram account.

In the post, the Honda Beat One Piece Nami edition uses the Beat Street as its canvas. The orange, white, and blue colors, which are the signature colors of the Straw Hat crew's navigator, are dominant.

On the side, the motorcycle features a Nami graphic designed by Tahilalats. Upon closer inspection, there are several cloud images, which are commonly used as a reference for determining direction and weather.

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However, the most interesting modification is in the wheel design. Honda uses 12-inch orange rims with an appearance resembling a sliced orange.

Meanwhile, the Honda Beat One Piece Usopp edition also utilizes the Beat Street as its canvas. This motorcycle has also received several developments inspired by the Straw Hat crew's sniper.

Several of Usopp's signature features have been embedded in the motorcycle's body design. One of the most easily recognizable things is its distinctive brown color.

However, the manufacturer added some yellow accents in several parts to enhance its appearance. This color is also identical to Usopp's pants.

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Several excellent features are still installed on this motorcycle, such as the Anti-Theft Alarm system.

It should be noted that the Honda Beat Street just received a refresh at GIIAS 2025. At that time, the manufacturer provided a new color option, Street White, which complements the previous color options, namely Street Black and Street Brown.

However, there are no other changes besides the color. This is because the model still relies on a 110 cc, single-cylinder, SOHC, fuel-injected, and air-cooled engine.

The mechanical heart is capable of producing a maximum power of 8.8 hp at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque of 9.2 Nm at 6,000 rpm. This performance is claimed to be sufficient to meet customers' riding needs.