Hey I really remember those good old days & miss them much indeed ! I Still own my 1961 or 1962 Honda Cub 55 bought in Japan in early '60's & it is a true blast. I'd do it all over again if I could now at 60 years old just great memories - enjoy & great times guys
I had my own 1970 Honda 50, and rode it in Northern Ontario. It was one of the most beautiful bikes I could own. Withdrew $260 from my bank account, got my license, and got my freedom along with the bargain. Grand fun!
Greetings ✌️I have ridden the Super Cub c50 20,000 km over the past year. Having extensive experience on a motorcycle, I want to say that Honda has made a truly unique and reliable bike! I love this model more and more❤
I mean, being stuck at 50km/h is one thing, having your bike running at its maxing power almost all of the time is also not very good for durability. I ride a considerably bigger bike, but I always keep my speed between 50-80km/h. It's much more relaxing for both the rider and the machine.
I just recently got my 2020 Super Cub C125 and I can’t wait to ride this beauty whenever I have the opportunity! I live in Las Vegas and have an assortment of roads i can ride on.. and can push this machine to about 50-55mph which is adequate for the type of riding I do.. I enjoy taking in the scenery as much as I can and not be in a hurry. Love you content, so I hope you keep it up.
I used to get 45 mph out of my green & white 1971 Honda c50 on the straight .When it was warmed up on a long runs it sometimes would get up to 53 mph going down a long straight down slope on clock .Your clock appears to be from the C70 model as yours has a black background ,All the c50 models I saw around that time had speedo’s with white backgrounds .I also owed a 1973 yellow & white C70 that had the dark speedo & it had the same top speeds as the C50 but pulled away & climbed hills slightly better .Both of the Cubs never broke down & only ever suffered the odd puncture in the rear tyres ..I have a more modern version of the Honda cub called a Honda Innova with a 125cc 9•2 HP engine it has tele forks &@ front disc brake & similar auto clutch with Heel & toe 4 speed gears .It does about 60 mph with my weight & lighter people have claimed up to 70mph on a good day .You can’t beat a cub for going on an adventure bimble .You see more cruising along at around 35 to 40 mph than when riding the larger bikes at speed .You also get a good feeling of accomplishment when you get to your destination .👍
As a child we moved to America (Miami Beach) ... I love England... your videos let me imagine I am still there and just exploring around. Love tour voice and delivery. Hope you keep these videos going. Love to hear a bit of history on the Pennines. I can imagine that once upon a TAIMA brave warriors marched over the trail you now ride on your Cub. Ain’t life strange !?
Awesome mines a 2005 , I have also just got a 2002 Honda c90. The headlights on my c50 are always on, it’s a safety thing you can’t turn them off. But my 2002 honda c90 you can turn them off.
I had the C50L automatic gears one , a 50 that would do 50 and go to the moon and back on a tank of petrol , never let me down and got me all over , on a very steep hill I pulled out to overtake a JCB and couldn’t do it ,I had to drop back in behind it much to the amusement of the cars behind me and the JCB driver .
now then, how many minutes did it take you to get up the hill to the border at killhope and did you even try going up the hill from stanhope back towards consett ?
@@barelymovin9420 You did good...100 miles on a fifty is pretty good going, thing is you do get lots of time to LOOK at the world and enjoy just riding..
Hey Louis✌️I also drive a C50. But I have an injector engine. In 7 months I drove about 14,000 km. Fell in love with this motorcycle. I am especially pleased with the fuel consumption. About 1.2l/100km. ❤ruclips.net/video/bgVaGU-GV44/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Hey I really remember those good old days & miss them much indeed ! I Still own my 1961 or 1962 Honda Cub 55 bought in Japan in early '60's & it is a true blast. I'd do it all over again if I could now at 60 years old just great memories - enjoy & great times guys
Nothing wrong with slow, the world is travelling at such a fast pace nowadays it’s nice to just drift along and enjoy the experience 🙂👍
I had my own 1970 Honda 50, and rode it in Northern Ontario. It was one of the most beautiful bikes I could own. Withdrew $260 from my bank account, got my license, and got my freedom along with the bargain. Grand fun!
Greetings ✌️I have ridden the Super Cub c50 20,000 km over the past year. Having extensive experience on a motorcycle, I want to say that Honda has made a truly unique and reliable bike! I love this model more and more❤
Very nice!
I really love this bike. I have this type even the color. It takes me almost every where.
The Nifty Fifty might be slower than those other bikes but I bet you saw more along the way than they did!
I mean, being stuck at 50km/h is one thing, having your bike running at its maxing power almost all of the time is also not very good for durability. I ride a considerably bigger bike, but I always keep my speed between 50-80km/h. It's much more relaxing for both the rider and the machine.
Just upgrade big block head carb crank to 150
I just recently got my 2020 Super Cub C125 and I can’t wait to ride this beauty whenever I have the opportunity! I live in Las Vegas and have an assortment of roads i can ride on.. and can push this machine to about 50-55mph which is adequate for the type of riding I do.. I enjoy taking in the scenery as much as I can and not be in a hurry. Love you content, so I hope you keep it up.
I had the exact same model 2 years ago, drove it 700 km from Russia Siberia to Kazakhstan, sold it there and went to Bali
Great video makes me want to get my bike out the shed , happy days 👍👍
I used to get 45 mph out of my green & white 1971 Honda c50 on the straight .When it was warmed up on a long runs it sometimes would get up to 53 mph going down a long straight down slope on clock .Your clock appears to be from the C70 model as yours has a black background ,All the c50 models I saw around that time had speedo’s with white backgrounds .I also owed a 1973 yellow & white C70 that had the dark speedo & it had the same top speeds as the C50 but pulled away & climbed hills slightly better .Both of the Cubs never broke down & only ever suffered the odd puncture in the rear tyres ..I have a more modern version of the Honda cub called a Honda Innova with a 125cc 9•2 HP engine it has tele forks &@ front disc brake & similar auto clutch with Heel & toe 4 speed gears .It does about 60 mph with my weight & lighter people have claimed up to 70mph on a good day .You can’t beat a cub for going on an adventure bimble .You see more cruising along at around 35 to 40 mph than when riding the larger bikes at speed .You also get a good feeling of accomplishment when you get to your destination .👍
Loved the reality and calmness and the scenery of you video. I liked and subscribed
Fantastic journey beautiful honda 50🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks ✌️
As a child we moved to America (Miami Beach) ... I love England... your videos let me imagine I am still there and just exploring around. Love tour voice and delivery. Hope you keep these videos going. Love to hear a bit of history on the Pennines. I can imagine that once upon a TAIMA brave warriors marched over the trail you now ride on your Cub. Ain’t life strange !?
Happy memories of my misspent youth, can’t wait to see where you go next, stay safe, happy trails Bro 🏍
I’ve got one too.. 1986 model economy.. it is slow.. but I Love it!!!!🥰☝️Great fun
Nice video. Those are my my local roads, now got myself a Super Cub 125 to pootle around in for Summer :)
Subscribed! I love watching you ride. That's a great bike.
Great ride ♥️😀
You're free and you'll always get there.
I just got one a fixem upper without a license plate this is going to be fun
Excellent video. As Chinese saying teaches us: "Less is more". From Basque Country: eskerrikasko!!!
Less is More. Smart those Chinese.. That's why I bought a 150cc Chinese scooter for 900 bucks.
honda they just work sweet ; ) my father youst to have a norton bsa triumph and a rudge , grate videos fun fun
Excellent video , i have identical Honda Cub 50cc . 2002 6000kms on clock. Is your headlight always on when running please ?
Awesome mines a 2005 , I have also just got a 2002 Honda c90. The headlights on my c50 are always on, it’s a safety thing you can’t turn them off. But my 2002 honda c90 you can turn them off.
I had the C50L automatic gears one , a 50 that would do 50 and go to the moon and back on a tank of petrol , never let me down and got me all over , on a very steep hill I pulled out to overtake a JCB and couldn’t do it ,I had to drop back in behind it much to the amusement of the cars behind me and the JCB driver .
Was that the one with the single seat & carrier behind it ?
now then, how many minutes did it take you to get up the hill to the border at killhope and did you even try going up the hill from stanhope back towards consett ?
Ηi Greece here the country of c50s...mine clocks 133700 km😂 still works
I guess the advantage of Honda 50 are those 100km/l without any hybrid-ism on simple petrol engine 😊 now that's unparalleled by anything else.
Can you include number of miles you do...
Ill make sure to do it in future, thanks.
@@barelymovin9420 You did good...100 miles on a fifty is pretty good going, thing is you do get lots of time to LOOK at the world and enjoy just riding..
@@barelymovin9420 you need to post more videos of your 90.
I just bought a 1969 cm91.
American imported from Japan.
what year does your cycle have?
It’s a 2005 Honda c50 super cub.
Hey Louis✌️I also drive a C50. But I have an injector engine. In 7 months I drove about 14,000 km. Fell in love with this motorcycle. I am especially pleased with the fuel consumption. About 1.2l/100km. ❤ruclips.net/video/bgVaGU-GV44/видео.htmlfeature=shared
watched this in playback speed 2.