update on the Sinnis warranty (for the Hoodlum at least, not sure about the Outlaw): 1y labour 7y(!) parts. As at April 2023, the Hoodlum is 2899 OTR, the Outlaw is 3099
I had a sinnis 125 vista it took me to France no problem . held 60 on the motorways. also went on a sinnis sc 125 to France a few times ive had big bikes but I do love a 125
Went to Aldi shopping, came out and a guy had parked a hoodlum next to my 2005 cg125. I just chuckled at the silly word on his tank and looked at mine that says 'Honda' and thought yep.😂
Nice one Nick, it's like a mini sportster, great starter bike....have you checked out The all year motorcyclist channel? He's based in Suffolk, he's hilarious and does lots of Enfield and Triumph reviews...
Looks very good in yellow but it really should have a speedo that shows mph in the large numerals not tiny ones hardly visible on the inside.Fantastic for shorter riders that want to ride, the big names all seem to be making their 125's for tall people and when you're learning you want to be able to get a foot on the ground without having to shift your bum from side to side. Certainly round London there's a lot of dealers.
oh, I can tell you from the point of view of someone who owns a Hoodlum: I'm 6 foot 8 and both cruisers are GREAT for taller riders. I went for the Hoodlum because footboards and higher bars.
Nice bike. I would prefer the cross model between enduro and a touring bike. Pity i do not remember the type name of this Sinis model. There is a youtuber that drove all the way through the UK on this bike.
Mm. Might be okay when new but I wonder how well all those `metal` parts would cope with a British winter, being made out of `Chinesium` (recycled baked bean cans). Impressive range, if you could stand to be on it for 300 miles! Certainly a cheap option, especially second hand, for the young rider just passing their test. Jodie said you get a lot of wind Nick 3:42 😏
I live in countryside with plenty of shingle roads & rivers near by.State forest 20km up the road from home as well & be eligible for cheap farm rego being a Scrambler & me living in countryside farm bike rego only 30-$50 a year with 50km range is more than enough where I live.
Aha Nick is searching excuses again to ride Jodie´s Meteor 😆By the way for us continental europeans because we don´t get Sinnis, Motron Revolver is the same bike and for the Aguila it´s Hyosung
@@nicksepisode Long Tearm 125 cc Travelbike search. Sinnis T125 Terrain is the Motron X-Nord and fun fact an CB 125F can carrie slightly more payload than the heavy T125/X-Nord. T125 = 175 kg drive ready, total 340 kg = 165 kg payload, CB 125F = 117 kg drive ready, 288 kg Total = 171 kg payload and the only 2 other 125cc bikes that i found that top the CB 125F is the CB 125R and the Zontes G1 both with 180kg payload. But anything else doesn´t tops that brave little Honda. Even heavier Adventurebikes with 15 HP like the Malagiti Dune no Chance 170 kg is normally bestcase
I bought one of these. Had it for 3 weeks. Took it back for a full refund as not of exceptable quality and not fit for purpose. Thing was such poor build quality. Literally falling apart. Rust hole in the petrol tank, engine management light that wouldn't go off, bolts falling out when driving. Although it was a comfortable ride position it was horrible to ride. Underpowered and gear changes were awful. I know you get what you pay for but this was terrible for £2899. I'll never buy another Sinnis.
@@nicksepisode lessons learnt for me. I have the Yamaha Xsr 125 now and it's such a great bike. I should have listened to everyone that said to stick to the big names like Honda and Yamaha. I will from now on. Thanks for your reply. Safe happy riding 👍🏼
@@rossbaker77 where i Live The Honda option is way worse than the outlaw. Build quality is bad and price is double. And the engine on the outlaw is straight out of honda engineering. Its a copy of older CGs
Hi Nick , I don't like Sinnis bikes they are no were near as good as royal Enfield bikes and would not buy one because I don't like the looks of Sinnis bikes
update on the Sinnis warranty (for the Hoodlum at least, not sure about the Outlaw): 1y labour 7y(!) parts. As at April 2023, the Hoodlum is 2899 OTR, the Outlaw is 3099
those 90mm tyres help a LOT with planting the bike, the Outlaw/Hoodlum really don't feel like 300lb machines.
Great looking motorbike. cbt legal bikes are fun and a massive choice out there . Brilliant review 👏
Thank you Gus 😊
Well, I had to be wrong for once. A cool little bike, and the gear indicator was cool.
Nice looking 125 nick,I'm sure Jo will love a cafe run on that.
Sinnis vs Meteor Café run coming on the 24th August :)
I had a sinnis 125 vista it took me to France no problem . held 60 on the motorways. also went on a sinnis sc 125 to France a few times ive had big bikes but I do love a 125
Great bikes and now offering 5 year warranty. Can't go wrong with that
Great review video, i am interested in the lexmoto Detroit 125cc & after watching your review they look like the same bike apart from the tank.
yes they are the same! great bike!
@@nicksepisode Thank you very much 😊
Went to Aldi shopping, came out and a guy had parked a hoodlum next to my 2005 cg125. I just chuckled at the silly word on his tank and looked at mine that says 'Honda' and thought yep.😂
id still prefer a hoodlum, they're cool asf man
Nice one Nick, it's like a mini sportster, great starter bike....have you checked out The all year motorcyclist channel? He's based in Suffolk, he's hilarious and does lots of Enfield and Triumph reviews...
Hi Henry, no I haven't I'll check him out thanks
@@nicksepisode Warning, he talks to Giraffes...
@@shardlake I'm sure I'll get the reference soon lol
Looks very good in yellow but it really should have a speedo that shows mph in the large numerals not tiny ones hardly visible on the inside.Fantastic for shorter riders that want to ride, the big names all seem to be making their 125's for tall people and when you're learning you want to be able to get a foot on the ground without having to shift your bum from side to side. Certainly round London there's a lot of dealers.
oh, I can tell you from the point of view of someone who owns a Hoodlum: I'm 6 foot 8 and both cruisers are GREAT for taller riders. I went for the Hoodlum because footboards and higher bars.
Love the new name mate
Cheers 🍻
My new bike 🙌
Congratulations
Oxford should sponser you lol think of all that positive publicity your giving them or at least they could give you free cover lol great vid
Yeah I always rave about this cover lol. Thanks for watching the video, much appreciated 🙏
Nice bike.
I would prefer the cross model between enduro and a touring bike.
Pity i do not remember the type name of this Sinis model.
There is a youtuber that drove all the way through the UK on this bike.
Terrain?
Lamb Chop Rides was the bloke that rode for 24 hours around Britain. I think.
TeaPotOne done something similar
@@nicksepisode Thats the one i mean. 🙂
@@nicksepisode Yeah, that's right. They almost look the same, hence the mistake
Can you fit a top box/luggage rack onto this bike?
you can indeed, go to EUROPCUSTOM.COM
Mm. Might be okay when new but I wonder how well all those `metal` parts would cope with a British winter, being made out of `Chinesium` (recycled baked bean cans). Impressive range, if you could stand to be on it for 300 miles! Certainly a cheap option, especially second hand, for the young rider just passing their test. Jodie said you get a lot of wind Nick 3:42 😏
I do get a lot of wind, must be all the beans from the breakfast rides lol! Chinesium 🤣 that made me chuckle.
@@nicksepisode Cut down on the beans maybe, with the added benefit that the Chinese would have less cans, to make more Chinesium from. Cheers 👍
I was looking at a Hanway 125cc Scrambler with knobleys & is road legal & is only $3350nz so £1800 brand new with warranty.
What a bargain !
I live in countryside with plenty of shingle roads & rivers near by.State forest 20km up the road from home as well & be eligible for cheap farm rego being a Scrambler & me living in countryside farm bike rego only 30-$50 a year with 50km range is more than enough where I live.
Hanway in this video.
ruclips.net/video/yptYkpDYcCc/видео.html
Aha Nick is searching excuses again to ride Jodie´s Meteor 😆By the way for us continental europeans because we don´t get Sinnis, Motron Revolver is the same bike and for the Aguila it´s Hyosung
Ah I never knew that, thanks for the heads up - I do love that meteor !
@@nicksepisode Long Tearm 125 cc Travelbike search. Sinnis T125 Terrain is the Motron X-Nord and fun fact an CB 125F can carrie slightly more payload than the heavy T125/X-Nord. T125 = 175 kg drive ready, total 340 kg = 165 kg payload, CB 125F = 117 kg drive ready, 288 kg Total = 171 kg payload and the only 2 other 125cc bikes that i found that top the CB 125F is the CB 125R and the Zontes G1 both with 180kg payload. But anything else doesn´t tops that brave little Honda. Even heavier Adventurebikes with 15 HP like the Malagiti Dune no Chance 170 kg is normally bestcase
I bought one of these. Had it for 3 weeks. Took it back for a full refund as not of exceptable quality and not fit for purpose. Thing was such poor build quality. Literally falling apart. Rust hole in the petrol tank, engine management light that wouldn't go off, bolts falling out when driving. Although it was a comfortable ride position it was horrible to ride. Underpowered and gear changes were awful. I know you get what you pay for but this was terrible for £2899. I'll never buy another Sinnis.
Sorry to her that Ross
@@nicksepisode lessons learnt for me. I have the Yamaha Xsr 125 now and it's such a great bike. I should have listened to everyone that said to stick to the big names like Honda and Yamaha. I will from now on. Thanks for your reply. Safe happy riding 👍🏼
@@rossbaker77 enjoy!
@@rossbaker77 where i Live The Honda option is way worse than the outlaw. Build quality is bad and price is double. And the engine on the outlaw is straight out of honda engineering. Its a copy of older CGs
Hi Nick , I don't like Sinnis bikes they are no were near as good as royal Enfield bikes and would not buy one because I don't like the looks of Sinnis bikes
Fair point