2023 2024 Honda CT125 Trail 1000 mile review and modifications
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- The Honda CT125 Trail Hunter Cub is either the BEST or WORST bike you could own, depending on your (realistic) expectations. This is my 1000-mile honest review of the Honda CT125 along with the modifications that I would and would not do to get the most out of it. Links to the accessories are below (using these links helps support this channel).
-Beezdeals (for many of the accessories - just beware, shipping is as much as the part itself)
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-GoldPlug drain plug amzn.to/3zecL4c
-IRC inner tube amzn.to/4ekK6e9
-Tire iron set amzn.to/45xl5sa
-JIS screwdriver amzn.to/3KOMOeo
-Tool bag amzn.to/3KONa4I
-Rearview mirror extensions amzn.to/4cq0hVG
-USB charger amzn.to/4cqqTpm
-Phone mount amzn.to/4epJUKy
-Woshider 45l case amzn.to/3KMARpc
-Handlebar bracket stabilizer amzn.to/3RsLnpl
-Kemimoto passenger footpegs amzn.to/4b9u43U
-Kemimoto footpeg inserts amzn.to/4c0RSZ5
-Kemimoto exhaust heat shield amzn.to/4euL9rJ
-Kemimoto rear rack extension amzn.to/45r5lXD
-Honda CT125 center luggage rack amzn.to/3Xupvhl
-Honda CT125 Trail engine crash guard amzn.to/3Vt5nJZ
-Honda CT125 Trail helmet lock amzn.to/3XqTmai
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Your review is Spot on ! I bought two New Pearl Organic Green CT125's in December 2023. I would hope people would do there research before flopping down $5k + for these little bikes. I did, and they are exactly as you describe. Tons of fun with limitations for sure. We Love ours. I haven't added any accessories yet, but your bike has a lot of what I want. Thanks for a great and truthful review !
Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying your bike (absolutely great if you are honest, self-aware, and know what you want and what you’re getting). Safe riding!
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@@tablerockteacompanyयह भारत में लांच होगी या नहीं इसके बारे में आप कंपनी से बात करके बताइए
@@tablerockteacompanyक्योंकि भारत में छोटी हाइट वालों के लिए गाड़ी ही नहीं है
वह मोटरसाइकिल चला नहीं सकते
वह तो महिलाओं की स्कूटर चलाते हैं
इसी बात के मध्य नजर रखते हुए
आपसे निवेदन है इसको भारत मेंलॉन्च करवा
मैंआपकी जवाब की प्रतीक्षा कर रहाहूं
कृपया मुझे कमेंट करें
रिप्लाईमेme
Thx,
I test rode one yesterday and enjoyed my time. I live on a gravel road, but work in the city and I’m hoping this would be a good commuter - using back routes and the like. My wife could use it for errands too. I do worry about the size of the engine, but realistically, I’m more interested in travelling on gravel than any highways. I just need to figure out a dog carrier for the rear rack.
@@cbyron9308 enjoy the 110 mpg :)
I bought a 24 trail. My wife has the 24 monkey.
I'm 6'2. 275lbs. My top speed is 50 mph.
I'll keep it forever
@@MW-iv3es it’s a good combo. Like I’ve said many many times, I’ve had more 35 mph fun on that bike then on others with much more power.
Great video! Thinking of getting one for my first bike!
This would certainly make a great first bike
Hi From Ireland.
All That You Said About This Bike Is True, 100 Percent. But I Will Get Back To You Soon, Love Your Review, Thanks.
Ireland would be an epic trip for the CT125!
Awesome video.
Thanks!
Yup got mine for the back of the motor home to get to stores and supplies!
@@greenfeez6362 - perfect application
Your links for the case and the stabilizer are the same link.
And center rack and rack extension are the same.
Thanks - I will correct those!
I'm a bigger guy how can you use more horsepower and a five-speed transmission I've had a 1968 trail 90 for 30 years not restored and still I still ride it of course it's red even the original seat cover although it is tired
@@user-cj2et1xn5c - I think it comes down to use. Top (comfortable/cruising) speed for a 200lb person is around 50mph. Offroad, no problem - totally fun all day long. Commuting in places of 35mph, also fine. It’s when you get into areas with 45-55mph stretches of road that this bike (IMO) starts to fall short.
The extension rack is going to make anything loaded cover the rear light/brake light not a good ideal and proberbly illegal
@@davidrussell3890 good point but is nice for offroad excursions