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I agree with you! I didn't know them at all, and I thought the same about the roadway, it was in a large state forest, Looks like street graffiti to me, in a beautiful place. as you know the honda trail couldn't leave rubber anyways! Happy Trails!

Yes I did get each state, most of them I got online, But NH had a problem, so I got a paper one. Also picked up a gold mining permit good for the year anywhere in a National Forrest, was free! Fun Time for sure! I don't have the patience as you do to film a lot, it's a lot more work than it seems.

@camotablet8073 awesome! Oh yeah man, there are times I go for a ride and leave that aggravating camera at home. Over half of the Idaho trip in the Sawtooths the camera was glitching. Some days I just left it at camp and went out without it. Still got enough good footage to share the experience but you are exactly right. It's work!!!

Thanks! I fish way too much, Retired early. Yes it is in Plymouth, Ma. I have a video of visiting the Mayflower on my channel, old and maybe a little boring for some. Funny thing is I am a 14th Generation of the actual Pilgrims.

@@camotablet8073 I figured it was close!! Now that's super cool! They may have fished some of those very waters! I'll check out the Mayflower one!

Awesome bike. It's a Honda, it will last a long time.

Thanks a bunch! The cup holder link is www.amazon.com/GEARV-Stroller-Wheelchair-Universal-Accessories/dp/B085JW79V5/ref=sr_1_11_sspa?crid=2QJ3WZ9AN1RZU&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wfyq99TeJH9we-eXC1_WLruKtsIEpz_L9U66MXtTiOeAUyexnMZSYPZhsVPv2heTNUUb0e0cMif1Yewjcw_zSJS3ejNv2O-rJMZF0dyT7eE5dcr-tZaN3fwk57zQFEbzOBxESdRuru95XuuC7TI1xslGXZx_RfTmmq79jXc1KSRlWoAeYg0KVVcTgQLSHE3-zg2qloJVK51rsHV_4d83JNCn0AVnWMWTU1EODm5z5MlS5jxc5Di0h7FYmJEq56VNiJq68evTT9OaKfU1M7ifds0zftaXx2zvenCruhPUzcI.ZN9aDOgOu6pulURo9HQyWp2pNW6O350BiXfg56huMwo&dib_tag=se&keywords=atv%2Bcup%2Bholder&qid=1728221065&sprefix=atv%2Bcup%2Bholder%2Caps%2C173&sr=8-11-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGY&th=1 Held on with some zip ties. Thank for watching!

I had an unfortunate accident that left me with many back and neck injuries, so the trail 125 appealed to me for it's size alone. Plus it's just cool. It gave back that ability to get off road again.

Thanks! It was great running into you finally!

Same here with the oil. I love the simplicity and dependability of this bike. Thanks and ride safe!

@@camotablet8073 Personally I think synthetic oil for the first 3k is a mistake, let the parts mate and wear in like they're supposed to.

Here you go, Thank you!! www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/garmin-zumo-xt-handlebar-mount-kit-p?s=1757696&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpP63BhDYARIsAOQkATY-6TEcWuBw6jGRb0jE7UHJHnyRDQ5CMfyJ9t9yFdItpoMbr1vIUt4aAizrEALw_wcB

@@DearSX most of this video is in Myles Standish State Forrest. Thanks! I'm shooting for 100k, maybe.

@@LarryMullins111 Yes it is a Mass accent. I picked up a small 50cc scooter for my wife, she doesn't know how to shift gears. I can only do little, back road, adventures with her but she loves it. Thanks for commenting!

It wasn't so bad. My Zumo GPS is great! Just set it so I avoided the highways. I crossed Rhode Island and Connecticut to NY. took almost a day

Yeah I agree! I think I was just trying to be creative.

I took it slow. only did 150 miles in a day. I stopped a lot to fish where ever I could. Took a while to recoup after. I think being alone was the best thing because I didn't have try and keep up with anyone. Saw a lot of riders, zoomed by me, I called them B D Racers

Thank you! I have certainly enjoyed it

Exactly why I purchased it. Just simple and fun. I'm over 28,000 miles now, still going great!! You wouldn't regret it as long as you are willing to slow down some. I do fine on all the roads around me except the interstate of course. I've had a lot of bikes too but this one is the most fun. Go for it!!

@camotablet8073 I'm getting to the point where I just like the back roads now. Traffic is getting pretty tricky where I live now.

I am very glad I did. As long as you know it's limits. It is not fast, but has been the most fun of all the bikes I've ever owned. And I've had a lot.

Thanks! That is a great place, must be a lot of fun, I can't get enough of mine.

Thank You! I had another operation on my back, and feeling great now! It will take a lot more to keep me off that bike.

I do use the clutch. I can only wheelie from a take off. I start by holding the clutch up with my foot then a little throttle and pop the clutch, it took me a little practice. Right now I have a 14/42 combo on the gears. Those dudes on the HDs were Good. These little bikes are soo much fun to ride.

Don't worry I have yet to get it up and im in my thirties!...talking about the bike of course lol. Coincidentally I had already ordered a 42 tooth sprocket and was planning on putting it on before my next trip up to the mendocino coast. One quick point of clairification if thats alright.... are you taking off in first i assume? because second doesnt have enouch power....so its down into neutral,click up into first and hold, rev up a bit and release into first?@@camotablet8073

Thanks KtotheL!! It is such a fun place to ride and there are soo many ponds to fish. If I'm right, the NIP is that large water crossing on the High T Lines, then I've spent some time there, I used to take my blazer through there, it was jacked up with 36" mud tires, all the fog lights and such. And the water would be up to my hood. I don't think I would survive long in Florida, the gators would certainly get me because I spend a lot of time fishing shorelines, and I'm not so quick to move anymore.

@@camotablet8073 yep ive seen many a truck get stuck in it and they have to call the super tow truck ( that guy must <3 his job ! ) gators are everywhere here... you kinda get used to it. ( they have them in almost every park ) they only come and remove them if they eat someones dog ( which has happened ! ) because someone didnt follow the clearly posted park rules and keep the dog leashed except in the dog park area ( which are fenced off ) yeah im not a big fan myself but i didnt know all that stuff when i first got here... we was homeless for a while and didnt even realize the rattling was a warning from the snakes right next to us ! ( you wont even see them dude... ) anyhow many i really all the videos you have done and your gusto. i was in a bad accident some years back so i cant even kick start it or get it up on the center stand ( i did get it once with someone help tho ) its a lovely bike and noones ever gettin mines ! lol it took me 2 yrs to finally find one available ! you will prolly not like some of my upgrades but for me my favorite is my radio ! i just gotta have music... ill be workin on it forever it seems still trying to figure out how to mount the subwoofer tastefully but its pretty loud with just the 4 satellite speakers ( 1000w or 1600 w the sub ) as my ears are ringing right now from a weekend cruise :) thanks again ! im originally from Brockton btw but i have been all over NE so i cant lie im a bit homesick for a long time now. i catch n release to

I think the best thing about these bikes is that you can easily make it your own. I had a career ending accident a few years ago, a van struck me going 35mph while I was working on the roadway. The main reason why I went for a small bike with the step through feature. I push myself to have fun, but still get bored not working. Probly going to hurt myself goofing off. Was just in Brockton, had breakfast at Alexander's. @@KtotheL

@@camotablet8073 sorry to hear your accident. i got hit on my ebike at the edge of the crosswalk @ the bucs stadium ( last place you would ever think it could happen ) by a truck doing 65. almost lost my leg but worse it broke my pelvis in 5 places ( which can never heal ) and they also took out my intestines ( TMI sorry ) that is also a big part of why i wanted it ( although reminiscent of my 78 honda 50 mini bike ) is the light weight aspect ( 260 lb ) i still have outstanding stuff there ! ( so no license 25 yr ) but we push on. thats one of the best parts about being from MA we NEVER EVER EVER give up ! thanks again man im thinkin now ill be fishing somewhere eventually ! :)

I'm still using the DID X ring chain I put on at 5,000 miles. I'm at 23 k now and I think it's been sounding funny. Best of luck with yours!

@@camotablet8073 alot of chains go bad because people don't oil them right or use the right lube. most people will lube the chain and take off riding. or dont use chain lube. i use lucas chain lube. and i oil my chain when i get done riding for the day. that way it has time to soak in over night. and most bikes i get between 15 and 20k miles out of a chain. and the one i have now i just had to adjust for the first time other than when i had 4 flats in 2 days.

You are probably right. I was looking for a small enough bike I didn't have to swing my leg over due to my back injuries. It just seemed to fit for me. Would like to be on my KLR 650. But this one sure has impressed me!

Do you have personal experience with this or are you just repeating other's beliefs? The XR150L is made in Mexico. That is the nation that makes the worst things ever made. Apparently they just can't do it well. The Fords, RAMs, and GMs that come from there have the worst reliability problems.

I had the 2.50 in front and the 3.00 in back, two sets. No issues with them. I think I'm going back to those next time, the ride is way smoother than the 244s, and the traction off road is good enough.

I do believe you. it just didn't work for me. I will give it a try next time it's dead again. My jump start pack easily plugs onto my battery tender, so it is quick. And my bad back doesn't want me to kick it anymore! Thank You!!

Not too sure. It was a lot, but I used everything I had. I really enjoyed that trip!!

Thanks!!

Thank you. Small bikes are just a different kind of fun.

It's a Gopro 8 mounted on the handle bar, the software is a free version called Clipchamp.