Doing Jumps on a 1974 Honda XL125

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  • Опубликовано: 10 мар 2017
  • Old ass bike can take a jump
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Комментарии • 13

  • @guitartap
    @guitartap 3 года назад +3

    i had one in late 70's. Had a lot of top end power. Brilliant bike, Honda really designed the 70's bikes to last and look good.

  • @joshuadowling8778
    @joshuadowling8778 20 дней назад

    Definition of evolution. This why they say " don't try this at home".

  • @roygumpel8415
    @roygumpel8415 6 месяцев назад

    Wanna try it??! no, not really. love the enthusiasm

  • @mikeyerke3920
    @mikeyerke3920 6 лет назад +4

    Great bike. Those old Honda’s are a lot of fun. I have one in my collection. BTW, nice save on that last jump! Lol! 🏁

  • @eliteproductions835
    @eliteproductions835 3 года назад +1

    Looks like a fun bike

  • @Hjerte_Verke
    @Hjerte_Verke 3 года назад

    Take care of that bike, there's not many left around. It's a treasure. It's a trail bike/enduro and not a jump machine with extra-long suspension travel
    like modern bikes.

  • @dannykime4415
    @dannykime4415 2 года назад +1

    Is that the canadian/american border?

  • @Billy-burner
    @Billy-burner 2 месяца назад

    Bro needs sit on the back of the seat and hold it flat out

    • @McFixStuff
      @McFixStuff  28 дней назад

      lmao, that was my first time ever doing jumps! good thing I didn't eat shit at the end

  • @user-vs4gy7tu4o
    @user-vs4gy7tu4o Год назад

    Bro, need an XL125 shock to find me, I have a model with good damping🤔

  • @jorgeprado9306
    @jorgeprado9306 3 года назад

    i got xl 125 from 1978 turn on
    but it does not stay for long I can walk on it but when we get to the traffic light it turns off and you have to turn it on again and keep accelerating so that it does not turn off
    can you help me thanks

    • @McFixStuff
      @McFixStuff  3 года назад

      clean the fuck out of your carburetor

    • @Hjerte_Verke
      @Hjerte_Verke 3 года назад

      Clean your carburetor like McFixStuff said, use good fuel (100% gasoline, 0 ethanol) if you can find it and make sure it's high octane. That will help.
      It sounds like the idle circuit in your carb needs adjustment