Hello 😊👍 I'd like your opinion ! Do you think 95kg person is to heavy for this bike ??? Just for around town doing 50kmh & 60kmh not fast at all , local town speed limits , wouldn't be riding on highways at 100kmh or 110kmh no no 👎🙈 i want Honda CB125F to learn on & for around town for first 3months of riding , So would my weight of 95kg be a issue ???

First time rider and I grabbed a honda cb125f 2013, doesnt have digital dash but I prefer that. The acceleration is more than enough and it goes the speed limit quite comfortably and the turning is super smooth. Definitely one of the best. Not to mention its honda so it holds its value well.

Helpful video - Just purchased a new CB 125F and interested in others opinions of the bike. I brought the bike for the learner biker in the family, but have also enjoyed using it myself so far.

Ah, I just passed my CBT on this very bike, I'm in my late 50's too. Thanks for the content & subscribed 👍🏻 A great wee bike to ride on.

Lovely little bit of phlegm

Just Bought mine, Seems Okay. Need to know performance of bike, Good detailed breakdown of performance. Ya 👍

Great video, I love these rides in the country on twisty roads. I've decided to buy one of these machines, they are the equivalent of 1633 pounds brand new over here in New Zealand. Dirt cheap!

I clicked on this as I've started riding motorcycles in my 60s. I currently have a 110 cc scooter but am looking to progress to a manual gear bike. The Honda CB125F would be top of my list for the next bike but I might try and do a couple of years on the scooter first. Liked and subbed.

I've been riding the 2024 version of this for about a month now. My previous was a Lexmoto ZSB and that was a huge pain in the neck for maintenance and stalling when cold etc etc. This bike is a lot easier to ride and with any luck shouldn't have nearly as many maintenance issues. Haven't needed to swap the stock tyres either (the stock ones on the Lexmoto were hazardous to say the least, changed them within a couple of weeks of getting the bike to Metzler's).

I'm 62 yrs old and after a 45 year gap from riding, I did my CBT yesterday on a CB125F. Will be purchasing the CB125F to ride around the Scottish island I live on.

Amazing 2 videos about the CB125F would love to see you upload more again

Would love to see a comeback on your channel!

What the green light on dash that keeps coming on?

£255?! I was getting quotes of upwards of a grand when inquiring about insuring a 125. I live in London (albeit the suburbs) and thefts of small motorbikes is a big problem, but it's mainly mopeds as I understand it that get nicked. How did you go about getting your quote? Was it fully comp or 3rd party etc?

I'm 67 & just retired, i'm in the process of taking introductory lessons to ride a motorcycle, i haven't ridden a motorcycle at all, passed my car licence 48 years ago so i'm road wise, but i enjoyed the first lesson, struggled a bit going around the cones it's not as easy as it looks, at least i didn't fall off lol, got another lesson soon & then hope to take my CBT, just bought a brand new CB125F, looking forward to doing the CBT then going on my first solo ride, This video helped me a lot, i know a motorcycle is totally different to a bike but suppose it just practice till it comes second nature, how long did it take yourself to get used to all the changing gears & braking & co ordinating all that to ride smooth ?, once again thanks for the video really enjoyed watching.

I had a motorbike in the late 70s and early 80s, but didn't take my test. Now that I'm semi retired, I'm looking at getting back on to 2 wheels. This bike looks like a contender.

178 mpg, makes me cry and want to get a 125 again, my 600 is getting around 40mpg at 22 quid a tank.

I started on a 2012 CBF 125, Perfect for city riding and some weekend country lanes. Ride a Fazer 600 atm, i just can't sit in a car in traffic i'm to impatient.

Wow insurance for a 125 is expensive😮 maybe you are fully covered/comprehensive? That would make sense, in my Country its about €100 road license and Insurance. Good point regarding the Brand when it comes to holding its Value, although other Chinese brands can prove to be equally reliable and cheaper many people when they go to buy something secondhand the first thing they notice is the brand Name and almost everyone knows the big 4 from Japan😅. Another contender to the bike could be the yamaha ybr125, personally I prefer this Honda.

can you Reset the service light yourself?

Had mine just over a week, love it its a great little bezzer.......needs storage space though so a rack is next for me, actualy the only gripe i had was with the nylon death rings that honda thought were a good idea to attach us to the roads.......felt good to get rubber on instead

I brought this after my CBT. It is a great beginner bike, but as it's a 125 it obviously struggles at higher speed snd suffers in the wind, which for longer journeys can be a deal breaker.

Best all round motorcycle in the world. Many experienced rider's, couriers etc etc ride these all year round bikes.

Great video, I'm looking to purchase one of these and your thougths are very helpfull. Just dropped a sub and will be checking out your channel going forward. Cheers

insurance is a joke for me, im in my 40's with well over 9+ years NCB in cars, just passed my cbt and insurance quotes are like 800 quid, i'm not even near london

2 things put me off this bike, the skinny tyres and the rear drum brake

This bike is actually quite fulfilling. I've used it for doing courier deliveries, shopping, commuting, leisure. On the A1, B roads, winding country lanes through the fields and woods with 60mph limits. I've found it can tackle everything British roads throw at it (although while laden a little bit better suspension might help with potholes and uneven roads). While riding to try and maintain that green efficiency light, stopping as little as necessary the fuel economy is immense even for a 125, 180mpg is attainable (as mentioned in the video). Although I found I started to think of it like my little tractor with the way the engine sounds and how slowly I was pulling away and stopping. So I let efficiency be damned and rode like I was being chased (within the speed limit) and it does actually have a somewhat sporty side to it! It handles being revved hard well, and with fast gear changes it can really pull all the way up to and beyond 40mph where it starts to show it's limitations. It works well in cities and built up areas, the best moments for me have been open country lanes, and I've even done semi-offroad on mud tracks and loose gravel, it handles that fine too, but again it will show its weakness with the suspension bottoming out when hitting an unseen hole or bump even at slow speed. If I could have this bike modified any way I like, I would obviously upgrade the suspension, have it a little higher, a little stiffer, less prone to bottoming out. And I would also like the gearing spaced out a bit, since I find the lower gears a bit short. A sixth gear could be neat for that too, I wonder how different the gearbox on the 125r is? People say there's no exchangeable parts between the two but actually they both use the same somewhat unique front sprocket, just with different tooth counts. I'm planning to try take my Cb125f solo camping in Yorkshire in the not too distant future, and I'm feeling really good about the idea.

I can't read the dipstick for the life of me. The lower and upper marks are so close It's almost impossible. As long as it is wet I can see there's still oil in it 😅😂😅😂

I have CB125F and love it done 11,500 miles in 1st year, I was 700 for insurance 1st year and came down to 500 this year

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First, you're not as fat as you think. To me you look like a normal man who loves to drink beer. Second, why don't you have any new videos anymore. You can also have live broadcasts. That would be nice actually.😊

Would you consider traveling with this motorcycle to Türkiye ? 😊

Brought 2 Honda CB125F in September 2023, Brand New 23 Model on the 23 Plate and Ours had the Digital Display same as yours and not a dial, We will be Including our Bikes on Our Video channel Adventures when the weather Picks up, Just need to get some Panniers and nothing stopping us 😀 - already brought a Gel Cushion which already improves the comfort of the seat, Keep up the great Videos!

Hoping to get a CB125F next week - the day I (hopefully) pass my CBT. There’s a nice one at a dealership local to me and whilst Ninja 125s etc look tempting, I want to keep things as simple as possible as I get started. Thanks for the video - it was helpful to know you enjoy yours so much.

What top speed you getting.

Do you not have trouble with the right mirror, so hard to actually see anything in it despite how many times i adjust

For longer journeys get yourself an inflatable air cushion. Ebay is good for them. I've got one and it makes a he k of a difference. Good review by the way. I'm definitely going to buy one of these. I've been riding all sorts of bikes and scooters and now I quite like the idea of pottering about on smaller displacement machines. Ca t see anyone beating this incredible unsung hero. No sports bike of course but 170+ miles to a gallon. Absolutely brilliant. 😂❤

I had many big bikes I just bought a 125 f honda value for money a great buy 👍🏻. Yes lots to be desired but for the price can't beat it done some long rides on it it did very well only have 2 complaints handled bar and seat

Can I ask who your insurance is with

Impressive, how did you pay for insurance? I’m looking to buy one. Thanks

Greetings fellow Notts resident ;) I Passed my CBT on August 1st and got a bike from new also. I was looking at the CBF125 Honda and also the YBR125 Yamaha, very similar bikes in appearance and on paper. In the end i ended up going for the XSR125 Yamaha (legacy in black) . For me i preferred that it looked a little more robust (most people who see it, assume its a bigger bike due to the stance and wider tyre tread) happy Riding to you and hope you find a nice larger bike if you end up so inclined

One excellent bike for everyone😊

How’s the wind nose and ventilation ? I am a RPHA 11 user. The helmet gets a lot of wind inside and makes me feel quite cold especially in the winter months.

Servus, ich habe ihre Videos angesehen weil sie genau dieses Bike fahren . Ich werde es aus den selben gründen kaufen wie sie . Ich glaube das selbst wenn man später mehr Pferde haben möchte , dieses Bike dennoch einen Platz Garage haben wird . Preis und Leistung sind unübertroffen. Einige Content Creator fahren ausschließlich dieses Bike und nicht nur in der Stadt sondern über den ganzen Kontinent ! Interessant zu wissen ist immer wie es sich aus ihrer Sicht Händeln lässt . Die Schaltung , die Sitzposition , fühlen sie sich untermotorisiert und wie lange können sie reiten bevor sie einen Massage brauchen 😉 Nice Music at the end ! Greetings 🖖🏻

Quite an informative video! This particular bike is immensely popular in India, and is sold here as the Honda SP 125. Great for daily commutes in traffic and the mileage is pretty good too! I've got one in matte blue and use it for my college commute. Great video! Cheers!

i watch as i like small bikes ive had a full licence for 24 years had big bikes but preferred mid range bikes, im now only interested in MPG and practicality. i now own a 300cc scooter 80+mph and 80 mpg. not ready for a 125cc just yet but i love the mpg of 125s! Dont rush to get a "Big" bike small to medium bikes are so much fun!

I liked the name of your channel and then liked you .

Gotta say, the CBs are lovely bikes, even if I am a bit hunched over on them thanks to beign 6"1. Did a training day with Honda over the summer and it was on a white 23 reg CB125F. Got to say it wasn't the greatest personally and I've now gone and bought a GSX-S 125 which is great fun!

Come on watch your speed 30mph means 30. Not a good advert.

Super cheap bike for transport.