Brilliant!! Great review of a 'non-expensive' 125. Lots of people are rushing around, looking for bikes with 150 -200bhp, top speeds of silly figures!! Yet; so much fun can be had on a smaller capacity bike. Get yourself a smaller bike, and go have some fun..........these 3 have!! Great video, as always Bruce, keep it up. Grumps.
Cheers Grumps! Really has opened my eyes to how much fun is to be had with these wee bikes - we honestly had an absolute scream! I still love my big bikes don’t get me wrong, but there’s definitely room for a wee one in the garage when finances allow 👍👏
Agreed, I'm selling my hayabusa because it's simply too easy to go prison speeds on, and is only fun when doing the aforementioned speeds. My little vanvan 125 was far more fun and you were never even going over the limit. There's just too much traffic and too many cameras on the roads in the UK to properly use big sports bikes
Yup, on Tuesday I find out if I'm getting a little Suzuki address 125 4 speed semi auto. Can't wait, back roads you can't take a bandit 1250 up. Bandit was good fun but I'll get back the sense of adventure I had as a kid on my first Suzuki 70cc 2 stroke step through. lots of grinning to come.
@@matthewsmith2432 I agree, little 125s are so much fun, and you have less chance of ending up in jail for pinning the throttle, really wish more bikers would give them a try.
This has just been added to the must watch when your three video's come out i didn't stop laughing like Riche's and Mr Fish's the three of you on the 125's what a joy to Watch
Bruce that was the best review of a bike i have seen on internet and It made me laugh all the video then the race you made on the National" and that corner mr fish did
Cheers Simon, the first proper episode of the ‘BIG little Adventure’ is going live this Sunday over on the Richy Vida’s channel - can’t wait to see it 👍
Was watching TBLA on the Chronicles of Mr. Your whole "OSHITOSHITOSHIT a corner... BRAKES. The three of you together was magic. Thanks. Great show, gave us all a bit of an escape 😃😃
Best laugh ive had in a while. Not really interested in the Sinnis but i just wanted to see a man of your statue on a small bike. Nothing better to brighten the day watching large grown men on small bikes
Looks like you had great fun. I'm older than you and currently riding a cb125r before taking my DAS. You can enjoy small bikes, it's just great to get out and ride!
Honestly Trevor, this series is going to be such a laugh. We literally didn’t stop laughing for the entire trip - and we’re still talking about it now! 😂👍
You've got me looking at a Honda MSX/Grom now haha I remember my CG 125 being a fun little tool with it's front drum brake you certainly had to think ahead... Love the content as always.
Good review Bruce. There's so many good bikes at a good price for beginners these days. I wouldn't mind some 125cc fun myself, but like you I am 6ft 3 and "well nourished" and I think its a bit much of an ask, but I have recently put a 250 in the garage, and its great winding it on all the time instead of easing off.
Hi Bruce you bent the brake lever so you don’t have the leverage ha ha great views me and the wife will definitely be hiring bikes when we can all fly to the promise land still in lockdown here in Victoria but at least able to go to work looking forward to the funny videos tell mr vagus had fish and chip other night but not a patch on the uk fair.
This series has given me the confidence to go out and do stuff on my 125CC, I was thinking I wouldn't be able to really go anywhere on it unless it was really local trips. Turns out it's a lot of fun.
I have a 125cc and I thought the same I thought engine would blow up Bcs it under powered and not suitable for long rides, but little by little I been going long and futher and the bike handeds well, no explosion yet ahaha
@@jpalves9739 Me too, had my first big ride out last week, about 300 miles in total, kept up no problem, used less fuel than all the sports bikes that came along, had to stop twice to let those guys fill up. I was also way more comfortable than those guys too. Apart from dropping the thing on top of myself in front of the whole group I never felt in any danger of exploding or anything like that.
@@teapotone well kind of, they could have torn off if they wanted, but we ride to slowest rider, at no point did I feel like I held them back though, I was able to do the limit the whole way without feeling like I was going beyond my capabilities or the bike's. I was right behind the group leader the whole way too. Gave me the confidence that these sorts of trips are achievable on a 125 more than anything else, and that I don't have to rush into a bigger bike as soon as I can.
It's a supermoto not an Enduro Brucey!! Looks an absolute scream shame an invitation never came my way but I couldnt have made it anyway, was on holiday with the Mrs 👍
Great video man, got this exact bike with the toro exhaust system, I recommend you getting the toro exhaust mate, makes it sound unbelievable better than the stock
I tried initially with TMF and Chops, but Richy was the only one to really be up for it this time around. I reckon we’ll get them in on some 125 action soon enough though 👍
What a hoot. Good to see you can still have a lot of fun on simpler and cheaper bikes. 2 wheels, and a bunch of mates and the open road. What's not to like.
NO WAY , that's Rykas cafe in dorking, i used to go there all the time on my Yamaha Diversion, I'm really local, 100% positive i've seen that honda cub at least a dozen times, small world man
Every ride should be this much fun! I spent my childhood drooling over crap 125's and dreaming of trips like this 😆 If only these bikes had been around when I was 17...
Following the Adventure on all 3 channels here ! Subbed to all , great series so far 0.5 ! Hope no damage to your crash helmet when the bike tipped over Looking forward to the next one Best regards Shaun .
Cheers Shaun, great to hear from you bud, hope all is well with you and the workshop. Aye the lid took a massive clout, will be changing it as soon as I can afford it sadly 🤷♂️👍
@@teapotone That's a shame, similar happened to me (just the lid fell off the bike , not the bike over) I now have trained myself to put the helmet down on the floor (debatable I know) but at least it can't fall anywhere Thanks for the reply , appreciated.
Bloody loved this Bruce; did a survey of my old 125 gang when we were kids in Tenterden and most never got any further than Ashford (11 miles!!). Just 1 or 2 of us got past Maidstone and Canterbury👍🤣👌
I like mine I think it suits taller people because I had to renew my license and ride a honda cbf and my knees were pushed apart by the fuel tank and I also was getting cramps in my upper legs on the outside
yep brings back my Fantic and xl 125 days i just remember thinking after every journey i haven't blown it up or broken down phew lol i couldn't say the same for the rd125 lost count of the rebuilds lol yep fun days ! i'll be watching the rest of the " little big adventure , the big little adventure ? " * )
really the funniest thing ever 👍 in my head I was trying to help and push every time you wanted to get up to speed 🤣🤣 no wonder the suspension feels planted...with you squishing it 🤪🤐
3:33 If only. it goes back a long way to the 80's 5-speed Suzuki GS125 engine, which was actually a very good engine and was also a bit more powerful than this Fi copy.
Lol 😂 loved that another bloody good watch 😎☝️🇬🇧🏍 and a good review of a well priced 125 so much choice for the small capacity bike buyer is always a good thing 😎keep up the good work
I had one of these 3 months old from new in 2014. I paid £850 and didn't need to MOT it for 2 years and 9 months. The thing was incredible, never broke down, never didnt start. Rode it pretty much every day and it was the funnest thing ever as a young rider going to and from uni. Sold it for a couple hundred less than I bought it for after all that time, great little things man.
Livewire actually - cost me £3.50 to charge up today via a public fast DC charge point and it’ll do about 115 miles. Apache was about £8.50 and it’d do around 140-160 miles
Not with me on it no. It’s a good wee bike as a learner and/or for the road, but I personally don’t think it would take a proper hammering over the rough stuff with a heavy load like myself on it - I could be wrong, but that’s my impression of it after doing some fairly significant miles on it 👍
@@teapotone MM..ok mate..looks like I will be looking for a KTM then..but they arn't cheap. Looking at doing what Lamb Chop did on the Ady Smith Enduro experience day- looks fun-thanks for reply mate..be honoured if you could follow me as well...
@@teapotone WOW ! thanks Bruce...guess I'll have to up my game now..doing some off roading on my SInnis T 125 this weekend with a pal of mine- should be a blast !
If you like the Sinnis "small capacity" bikes, I'm going to be exceptionally interested to find out what the "BIGlittle Adventure" trio of hooligans make of the recently available Mash X-Ride classic 650! Traditional 70's/early '80s "enduro" machine with what LOOKS LIKE decent on road power? What say you, oh beardy, spouted one?
You mentioned the Sinnis 'fell' over in the car park and broke a passenger foot peg. Was that a poorly deigned or weak peg and should that be expected to happen?
I do think the side stand is a bit too long, but this was my fault - I parked the bike on a slope and didn’t angle the bike enough to compensate. As it’s such a light bike, when I put my rucksack down (which is pretty heavy when fully loaded like this) it fell onto the bike and was enough to just push it over the balancing poi t🤷♂️😬🤦♂️
omg ...such a giggle!! 😁 .. Apache actually looks cool 😎, I'd of loved one of those yrs ago, instead of my nerdy kh100 🤷♀️ .. you guys have really given some smiles with this 👍 I reckon brakes are softer to stop the panic braking in learners ? .. but also teach em to leave plenty space? 🌠
@@teapotone I ditched my kh100 a couple times yrs ago, in soggy weather due to being too close and kwaka brakes were, still are .. sharp ! .. I learned eventually 😆
Brilliant!!
Great review of a 'non-expensive' 125. Lots of people are rushing around, looking for bikes with 150 -200bhp, top speeds of silly figures!! Yet; so much fun can be had on a smaller capacity bike. Get yourself a smaller bike, and go have some fun..........these 3 have!!
Great video, as always Bruce, keep it up.
Grumps.
Cheers Grumps!
Really has opened my eyes to how much fun is to be had with these wee bikes - we honestly had an absolute scream!
I still love my big bikes don’t get me wrong, but there’s definitely room for a wee one in the garage when finances allow 👍👏
This is why I am following your channel, too many" bikers" are dissing the 125cc bikes, they are just sooooo much fun to ride, keep up the great work.
Awesome bud, thanks very much. I’m loving these wee bikes, really bring the fun back into biking without the threat of jail time! 👍
Agreed, I'm selling my hayabusa because it's simply too easy to go prison speeds on, and is only fun when doing the aforementioned speeds. My little vanvan 125 was far more fun and you were never even going over the limit. There's just too much traffic and too many cameras on the roads in the UK to properly use big sports bikes
Yup, on Tuesday I find out if I'm getting a little Suzuki address 125 4 speed semi auto.
Can't wait, back roads you can't take a bandit 1250 up. Bandit was good fun but I'll get back the sense of adventure I had as a kid on my first Suzuki 70cc 2 stroke step through. lots of grinning to come.
@@matthewsmith2432 I agree, little 125s are so much fun, and you have less chance of ending up in jail for pinning the throttle, really wish more bikers would give them a try.
Thanks
Wow! Thanks very much for the ‘Super Thanks’ Sally!
That really is very kind and generous of you, greatly appreciated 🙏👍
My brakes work great had the bike for nearly 2 months now and can't fault a thing on it
That’s good to hear Scott, it’s a great wee bike eh 👍
This has just been added to the must watch when your three video's come out i didn't stop laughing like Riche's and Mr Fish's the three of you on the 125's what a joy to Watch
Bruce that was the best review of a bike i have seen on internet and It made me laugh all the video then the race you made on the National" and that corner mr fish did
I haven't laughed over a biking video so much as I have for this one. Look forward to the remaining trip vids... Brilliant
Cheers Simon, the first proper episode of the ‘BIG little Adventure’ is going live this Sunday over on the Richy Vida’s channel - can’t wait to see it 👍
Fantastic, saw this from Mr Fish first, but was so much fun to watch again from your PoV - more like these please, could not stop giggling :)
Smiles all around watching this, great video.
Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed it 👍
Cracking vid asever pal! A joy to watch.
Cheers Mac 👍
The Girly laughter was infectious! Watching was like being 16-17 again! Looking forward to the rest of the adventure.
Good video Bruce look forward to the rest of your journey.
What a brilliant video brought back memories when I was younger blasting around the countryside on my Honda mbx80 with my mates
Best background music mate ! Good job !
Was watching TBLA on the Chronicles of Mr. Your whole "OSHITOSHITOSHIT a corner... BRAKES.
The three of you together was magic.
Thanks. Great show, gave us all a bit of an escape 😃😃
Best laugh ive had in a while. Not really interested in the Sinnis but i just wanted to see a man of your statue on a small bike. Nothing better to brighten the day watching large grown men on small bikes
Looks like you had great fun. I'm older than you and currently riding a cb125r before taking my DAS. You can enjoy small bikes, it's just great to get out and ride!
Iv watched all your boys vids so far what an absolute blast fair play to you lot thats what biking can do
Cheers Dean 👍
Awesome review and from the Sinnis Terrain review just show how much fun there is to be had on smaller capacity bikes, love it and converted :-)
If this teaser for the Little BIG adventure is anything to go by then the next 3 weeks are going to be a proper treat! Loved it! 👌👌👍
Honestly Trevor, this series is going to be such a laugh.
We literally didn’t stop laughing for the entire trip - and we’re still talking about it now! 😂👍
I’ve ridden everything from a Puch Maxi to an R1150 GS and I’m really fancying one of these
Fantastic! What a laugh ! As soon as lock down is over i want a 125 & go out with my mates for a laugh! We all 50 + born again 18 year olds !! 👍
You've got me looking at a Honda MSX/Grom now haha I remember my CG 125 being a fun little tool with it's front drum brake you certainly had to think ahead... Love the content as always.
Mr Fish, Dicky & your good self always laughing, love it.
Good review Bruce. There's so many good bikes at a good price for beginners these days. I wouldn't mind some 125cc fun myself, but like you I am 6ft 3 and "well nourished" and I think its a bit much of an ask, but I have recently put a 250 in the garage, and its great winding it on all the time instead of easing off.
Quality viewing! Looking forward to the rest of the vlogs, giggling along with you guys. 👏🏼🏍😂
Thanks Helen, this series is going to be a scream!
Great fun, good review, looking forward to the next episodes.
Thanks Keith, I genuinely really enjoyed that wee bike 👍
I want to try that Sinnis, small bikes are so much fun!! :) That was great craic, can't wait to see the rest of the vids!
Hi Bruce you bent the brake lever so you don’t have the leverage ha ha great views me and the wife will definitely be hiring bikes when we can all fly to the promise land still in lockdown here in Victoria but at least able to go to work looking forward to the funny videos tell mr vagus had fish and chip other night but not a patch on the uk fair.
Looking forward to seeing the next one.
Excellent video - the ideal road trip companions
This series has given me the confidence to go out and do stuff on my 125CC, I was thinking I wouldn't be able to really go anywhere on it unless it was really local trips. Turns out it's a lot of fun.
Nice one 👏👍
I have a 125cc and I thought the same I thought engine would blow up Bcs it under powered and not suitable for long rides, but little by little I been going long and futher and the bike handeds well, no explosion yet ahaha
@@jpalves9739 Me too, had my first big ride out last week, about 300 miles in total, kept up no problem, used less fuel than all the sports bikes that came along, had to stop twice to let those guys fill up. I was also way more comfortable than those guys too.
Apart from dropping the thing on top of myself in front of the whole group I never felt in any danger of exploding or anything like that.
You kept up with sports bikes on a 125?
Fair play 👏
@@teapotone well kind of, they could have torn off if they wanted, but we ride to slowest rider, at no point did I feel like I held them back though, I was able to do the limit the whole way without feeling like I was going beyond my capabilities or the bike's. I was right behind the group leader the whole way too. Gave me the confidence that these sorts of trips are achievable on a 125 more than anything else, and that I don't have to rush into a bigger bike as soon as I can.
It's a supermoto not an Enduro Brucey!! Looks an absolute scream shame an invitation never came my way but I couldnt have made it anyway, was on holiday with the Mrs 👍
Potatoe - Potaato Chopsy!
I’ve been on at you and TMF to do a wee bike trip for ages!!!!! - Nurburgring😉
I think I recognize that bridge (7:55), from TMF videos. Hey, fun little bike there!
Great video man, got this exact bike with the toro exhaust system, I recommend you getting the toro exhaust mate, makes it sound unbelievable better than the stock
Very very funny.....I can see a big tour coming up!
I will put money on TMF getting in on the act also!
I tried initially with TMF and Chops, but Richy was the only one to really be up for it this time around. I reckon we’ll get them in on some 125 action soon enough though 👍
what a start !!! dropped the bike in the car park and broke it 🤣🤣. 'Hooked' brake lever 😆. Great stuff Bruce, keep it coming !
Cheers Mike, it only gets better from here 😉😂👍
What a hoot. Good to see you can still have a lot of fun on simpler and cheaper bikes. 2 wheels, and a bunch of mates and the open road. What's not to like.
Watched this on the weekend, I’m now sat with an apache in the living room…. your quiet the convincing man.
Ha Ha good work 👍
Great vid mate I been watching this bike after your review think I give it a swerve 🙏👍
Nice, you boys ragging the arse off of the Cubs was rather sweet.
I was LAUGHING...... and IMMEDIATELY started looking at Honda Cub’s lol
It's not 125s that make this vid fun but the personality of the riders. They could have a laugh in an empty room.
I’m really looking forward to seeing the rest of this trip 😀😀😀😀😀
Fun!
Everything motorbikes should be.
Happy travels
Felt like I was 16/17 again. Brilliant
NO WAY , that's Rykas cafe in dorking, i used to go there all the time on my Yamaha Diversion, I'm really local, 100% positive i've seen that honda cub at least a dozen times, small world man
Great vid the series is gonna be funny 😂can't wait
Every ride should be this much fun! I spent my childhood drooling over crap 125's and dreaming of trips like this 😆 If only these bikes had been around when I was 17...
Ha Ha here’s Matt. Aye there’s a cracking stable of smaller bikes hitting the market these days 👍
Following the Adventure on all 3 channels here ! Subbed to all , great series so far 0.5 !
Hope no damage to your crash helmet when the bike tipped over
Looking forward to the next one
Best regards Shaun .
Cheers Shaun, great to hear from you bud, hope all is well with you and the workshop.
Aye the lid took a massive clout, will be changing it as soon as I can afford it sadly 🤷♂️👍
@@teapotone
That's a shame, similar happened to me (just the lid fell off the bike , not the bike over) I now have trained myself to put the helmet down on the floor (debatable I know) but at least it can't fall anywhere
Thanks for the reply , appreciated.
“Death or glory!” 😂 nice one. The patience you have to ride that is better than me!
What a laugh, proper giggle. Love it 👍😂
Thanks bud, Rich’s Vid is going to be awesome with all 3 of us together, can’t wait to see it 👍
You 3 together are funny.looks like a nice little inexpensive machine. Great video Bruce
That's a nice looking 125 the Sinnis.
Love this proper giggle 😀
You look like you are having a ball great fun video
Brilliant, can't wait to see the rest of the trip it looks like a right hoot😀😀🤪
Every adventure needs a calamity to make it memorable 😁 another great video
Thanks Andy,
Well this one had three of them! 😂👍
I’m not going to lie, it’s not my favourite video of yours BUT that looks such a laugh I’m just jealous! 😂
Bloody loved this Bruce; did a survey of my old 125 gang when we were kids in Tenterden and most never got any further than Ashford (11 miles!!). Just 1 or 2 of us got past Maidstone and Canterbury👍🤣👌
Ha Ha thanks Gareth, great to hear you enjoyed it 👍
Brilliant fun guys - just wondered if you are planning to take these three bikes to Picos next year?
Have to admit, I couldn’t live with one (again), but riding everywhere with full throttle is a lot of fun.
Iain thats why i like 600 middle weights, i can cane the arse of them and not get into to much trouble
That looked so much fun.
It was! And there’s loads more to come in this series 👍
Top draw lads,loads of laffs,and thats what we all need right now ;-)
BTW I reckon we where all braking with you 11 mins in,,,lol
Ride Safe Baza \m/
Think you should bend the clutch lever to match the brake. Be a bit like bull horns on a bike!
🤣👍
Brilliant fun !
Reminds me of my yoof, riding with mates on our SS50’s 👍.
I was thinking the same until i remembered i weighed half as much back then..
I can’t wait for the big little adventure. This is hilarious 😂 Would love do something like that looks like a hoot 😂
Nothing beats getting a group of mates together on wee bikes, and going on a road trip!
My face still aches from all the grinning and laughing 😂🤣👍
I’m looking for a learner bike this looks kinda cool
Great fun video love it.
Great video
Top video Bruce, Laughing out loud over headphones here!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🏴👍
6`3inch and twenty stone,brucie your quite a unit!!!
Seems like the lightest rider defo has an advantage! 😀. Brilliant. Cheered me up ! 😀👍
Bloody loved that Bruce 🤣🤣.
Ha Ha thanks man, glad to hear it 🙏👍
Ha ha ha being passed by the cub made me laugh out loud 😂
Looks like great fun, I quite fancy the C125 Super Cub for a second bike 😁
I like mine I think it suits taller people because I had to renew my license and ride a honda cbf and my knees were pushed apart by the fuel tank and I also was getting cramps in my upper legs on the outside
Looks like you 3 having a great time awesome vlog it brings back memories when me and my mates use to get up to anyway take care and ride safe TTFN
Cheers Thumper 👍
Love the video! You got yourself a new subscriber 🤘
Which one would you say is more fun sinnis Terrain or Apache?
Thanks Joan, welcome to the channel!
For me I think the Apache tipped it but both were a great fun experience to ride 👍
Just imagine a group tour/road trip with alot more of you, all on nothing bigger than a 125.... 😀🤭😊
I did it in Australia with 175s. Very memorable trip.
Looks a giggle 👍👌💚
I do like the new sinnis blade! Realy fun little bike! Seems to be a little better on exelleration than the apache to.. good vidio realy enjoyed it..
yep brings back my Fantic and xl 125 days i just remember thinking after every journey i haven't blown it up or broken down phew lol i couldn't say the same for the rd125 lost count of the rebuilds lol yep fun days ! i'll be watching the rest of the " little big adventure , the big little adventure ? " * )
Ha Ha - it’s the ‘BIG little Adventure’ 😉👍
The Three Amigos! Great laugh from Downunder :-)
Thanks John, mate we had a scream 😂👍
really the funniest thing ever 👍 in my head I was trying to help and push every time you wanted to get up to speed 🤣🤣
no wonder the suspension feels planted...with you squishing it 🤪🤐
That brake lever! PG9? 😝
I have such a laugh on my vespa 125 compared to my bigger bikes I'm seriously thinking about selling them. Full throttle everywhere is a great laugh
Two stroke 125 trailies were ok because even restricted they put out about a decent bit of torque but the 4 strokes need to be thrashed all the time.
That Handel bar bent back is hilarious. 😂😂 Your one is alot better looking than the honda tho wouldn't be seen dead on that
What day did you meet Richy?
Can’t remember bud
3:33 If only. it goes back a long way to the 80's 5-speed Suzuki GS125 engine, which was actually a very good engine and was also a bit more powerful than this Fi copy.
It IS the Suzuki GS125 engine bud, exactly the same, built in the same factory.
@@teapotone Sorry I should have said if only it was the latest GSX125 engine that you quoted with 4-valves 6-gears and 16hp
How many petrol ⛽ stops bruce 🤔 defo gonna ,do lonb trips on my 125cc
The wee Sinnis was getting around 160 miles to a tank from what I remember. The Honda Cub would get about 100 miles to a tank
@@teapotone thanks Bruce, how many miles was the trip to peak district
I think from Rykas cafe to our digs in the Peak District was around 230-250 miles.
The whole trip was bang on 1,000 miles door to door
Lol 😂 loved that another bloody good watch 😎☝️🇬🇧🏍 and a good review of a well priced 125 so much choice for the small capacity bike buyer is always a good thing 😎keep up the good work
Cheers Buddy! Great to hear you’re still enjoying the vids bud 🙏👍
teapotone always and three of my favs right there , you always inspire me to make mine better 😎☝️easier said than done lol
I had one of these 3 months old from new in 2014.
I paid £850 and didn't need to MOT it for 2 years and 9 months.
The thing was incredible, never broke down, never didnt start.
Rode it pretty much every day and it was the funnest thing ever as a young rider going to and from uni.
Sold it for a couple hundred less than I bought it for after all that time, great little things man.
Awesome 👏👍
What was cheaper to fuel? The Apache or the livewire?
Livewire actually - cost me £3.50 to charge up today via a public fast DC charge point and it’ll do about 115 miles.
Apache was about £8.50 and it’d do around 140-160 miles
Mind you Bruce..it doesn't help that the front brake looks like a curly wurly ..LOL...do you think the Apache could hold up as a true Enduro bike ?
Not with me on it no. It’s a good wee bike as a learner and/or for the road, but I personally don’t think it would take a proper hammering over the rough stuff with a heavy load like myself on it - I could be wrong, but that’s my impression of it after doing some fairly significant miles on it 👍
@@teapotone MM..ok mate..looks like I will be looking for a KTM then..but they arn't cheap. Looking at doing what Lamb Chop did on the Ady Smith Enduro experience day- looks fun-thanks for reply mate..be honoured if you could follow me as well...
Done 👍
@@teapotone WOW ! thanks Bruce...guess I'll have to up my game now..doing some off roading on my SInnis T 125 this weekend with a pal of mine- should be a blast !
Just be you mate and you’ll attract your own community who like you and your content 👍
If you like the Sinnis "small capacity" bikes, I'm going to be exceptionally interested to find out what the "BIGlittle Adventure" trio of hooligans make of the recently available Mash X-Ride classic 650! Traditional 70's/early '80s "enduro" machine with what LOOKS LIKE decent on road power? What say you, oh beardy, spouted one?
You mentioned the Sinnis 'fell' over in the car park and broke a passenger foot peg. Was that a poorly deigned or weak peg and should that be expected to happen?
I do think the side stand is a bit too long, but this was my fault - I parked the bike on a slope and didn’t angle the bike enough to compensate. As it’s such a light bike, when I put my rucksack down (which is pretty heavy when fully loaded like this) it fell onto the bike and was enough to just push it over the balancing poi t🤷♂️😬🤦♂️
Looked great fun 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
omg ...such a giggle!! 😁 .. Apache actually looks cool 😎, I'd of loved one of those yrs ago, instead of my nerdy kh100 🤷♀️ .. you guys have really given some smiles with this 👍 I reckon brakes are softer to stop the panic braking in learners ? .. but also teach em to leave plenty space? 🌠
Good point Debbie, I didn’t think of the plus side of the ‘weak’ brake 👍
@@teapotone I ditched my kh100 a couple times yrs ago, in soggy weather due to being too close and kwaka brakes were, still are .. sharp ! .. I learned eventually 😆