Super Gato Supercub 110 - Specifications & Review

Company History

Super Gato is a long-standing value badge seen on utility-focused motorcycles sold across Mexico and neighboring markets. The formula is familiar: robust steel frames, simple air-cooled singles, and rugged racks designed to carry everything from groceries to oxygen tanks. Importers localized sprocket ratios for hills and stop-start traffic, and dealers stocked the basics—cables, tubes, chains, and bulbs—so owners could stay on the road with neighborhood mechanics. As emissions and safety rules tightened, Super Gato–branded machines incorporated more reliable electrics, brighter lighting, and disc brakes on popular models, raising day-to-day confidence for riders spending eight hours in the saddle. The brand’s story is less about a single halo bike and more about access: making reliable, low-cost transport feasible for families and micro-businesses. In towns where a motorcycle is a lifeline, Super Gato’s value is measured in kilometers of work accomplished, not spec sheets. That utilitarian focus kept the name relevant through economic cycles, proving that logistics, service culture, and parts availability can be as decisive as engineering pedigree.