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Well good and bad? Very well up to three years old, some pitting on the spokes and plenty of scratches but considering the abuse she looked really good I👍 About this time last year I sold her to a fwend (too many bikes and not enough garages) he used her a few times and left her in a cold shed with a flat battery over the winter ❄️ End result the battery 🪫 died and he still hasn’t done any with it. So she lives on RUclips only, but we can all relive my 64 year old stupidity 😎

@@martynquigley-phipps9070 oh man that's heartbreaking to hear rip. I'm looking at getting one, but need it to last 5 years to make it worth it.

You need to remove the plastic surround that holds the headlight. It’s four fixings two on each side. That allows you to find the wire feeding the highlight. The only issue is getting the surround back on again, because the wiring harness is a very tight fit behind the surround.

@@martynquigley-phipps9070 legend I’ll give it a go! So after you remove the light n drop it down can you then see the plug?

From memory yes, it’s been over three years!

@@martynquigley-phipps9070 just looked now, and the only things behind the light are the brake sensor clips and indicator clips 😫

I’ll have a lock tonight and see if I can find any pictures

Not unless you fit lights, indicators and then get an SVA test so that you can register it. Easier and cheaper to buy the road legal version, it’s the same bike with lights, indicators and a number plate holder

Surprisingly expensive , about £300 fully comp

You can't legally ride it anywhere you don't have the land owners permission and you can't ride it in bike lanes.

Just ride it mate.

28mph in road legal mode but up to 48mph in off road mode officer

@@martynquigley-phipps9070 cool. Looking to get one too but they all locked. I don’t want to cut the green wire myself. Will the seller do it?

@@umesh1548 it’s the only green wire and takes a few seconds be brave!

Yes I am in the UK.

Anything you drive on the road needs a licence and insurance, even these bloody scooters!

Hello how did u fix the issue

at 40 on decent terrain in warm weather 25 miles, conservately at summer 40ish and powering it in winter about 15-20

I looked it up you get about 85kms running about 70 ,80,km s hour that's stock im sure with s battery upgrade idbdo about 200km off a charge would be fun to do a road trip

Yes because I ride it on the road!

@@martynquigley-phipps9070 How much do you Pay for insurance and what insurance company

Never but I ride with consideration for people and animals, the rest of the time like hell lol

Unusually the Sur Ron has the same size tyres front and back 3.00 x 19. If you look back in the early comments you should find where I bought them?

73kg

did you find out - I want one also . ;-)

@@charlieyt1770 Unfortunately no. I ended up just getting one of the long dirt bike mudguards on Amazon. But rain still gets over it.

Did you adjust the master cylinder adjustment rod in the lever ?

I could ask why but all I will say is the wheels are already wider and bigger than most 125's.

you would want a helmet if you will be riding fast and in rain stops police from bothering you two

No you don't bro...

No because apart from fitting lights and indicators the rear wheel has to be covered, hence all road legal bikes having the horrible number plate wheel guard at the rear.

@@FBody007 no it doesn't. ever see an xt660 with a covered rear wheel? Why is any other motorcycle wheel not covered, that's just where they put the licence plate but can be modded to a rear hugger and licence plate under the seat or at the end of it like a regular bike, also it can be derestricted if you got a full licence, why would you get a full licence to ride at 30mph max ? at 30 mph you don't have getaway power and become dangerous on 40-50mph roads. i'd green wire it to at least 45 and get the SM wheels to enjoy it. smells like no full licence here and not too much experience either but love all the same

@@timexi All modern Motorcycles have to have that part of the rear wheel covered to stop entrapment, bill shit yes but that’s the regulation. As per no full licence see my other video on my 2020 Triumph Rocket 3??? I seem to be in a minority in that I try to do things legally, I’m no saint and yes there are lots of grey areas off road and some people habitually speed, but that’s your choice.

Indeed but the CST are borderline lethal on the road

Yes if it is registered, taxed and insured like any other road vehicle

@@FBody007 great im 16 years old so can i get one taxed and everything cos il be going work with it

@@Adz27qu yes providing you have a provisional driving license, do the CBT and display L plates

@@FBody007 hey do you know if you could register this as a motorcycle rather than a moped as I would like the extra speed without the 30 mph restriction. Thanks

There sick had mine today

If I did a 15 mile each way commute I'd have one no problem, having said that 45mph in a 60mph limit ain't a lot of fun, so I's probably put a smaller rear sprocket on few a few more mph. The only problem parking it in public is the risk of it being stolen, hey two people could easily carry it off. I use a good chain and padlock but a cordless angle grinder would see it off in 30 seconds!

@@FBody007 yer man id have these locked up to the 9s if i had one. Deffo get a tracked as well incase it is stolen. Pay the thieves a little visit with a few of the boys