Every time Honda releases a modern iteration of one of their iconic pint-sized motorcycles, K-Speed pounces. The Thai workshop and parts manufacturer loves little bikes, and regularly sets the internet ablaze with their Honda Super Cub and Monkey customs. Now they’ve worked the magic on the new Honda Dax?and, predictably, it’s another hit.
That’s right, the beloved Honda Dax is back (although it’s yet to be released in the US, where it was originally known as the CT70). Its official title is the Honda ST125 Dax, because it’s powered by the same 124 cc air-cooled single as the modern Honda Cub. It blends the Dax’s classic T-shaped pressed steel with a few modern touches, and it’s as cute as a button.
K-Speed founder, Eak, has a particular love for the Dax; he owned the 50 cc version of it when he was thirteen. Fueled by nostalgia, he set out to give the new Dax a major dose of K-Speed’s signature style?and in the process create what is quite possibly the first custom 2022-model Dax.
Dubbed ‘Daxster,’ this murdered-out mini-scrambler is also a test bed for prototyping new parts, for K-Speed’s in-house ‘Diablo’ brand. So although it features a number of one-off mods, it’s also loaded with parts that Dax owners will be able to slap onto their own bikes.

We’re not just talking about turn signals and grips either. One of the most significant plug-and-play mods on this Honda is the burl...