I love it! Thank you, it made me smile.

What's the deal with British people saying mucking about. CRINGE!

Gotta roid,roid roid.....funky moped!!

Me and my mates were toe rags.

Timing and keeping it in the power band is critical on hills for these.

Great video and a great bike. My mate had one but i had a garrelli 50cc, back in the early 80's. faster than the ER.

"Nukes have dropped, zombies are everywhere and oh, there's fifty pence left on the lecco!" Don't care, slept. 😂🤘

Don’t laugh but in 1980 I got caught two up on one with only one helmet. I was taken home to my parents and the outcome wasn’t good🤭Great days and still riding at 60🥳

1974 i had a yellow two speed maxi did me well

1977. 16 years old. My first bike. Teenage freedom 😁

My first ever bike in the very early seventies, great little Daimler Puch engine , never ever had to peddle even up steep hills (Dover)still motorcycling 53 years later , thanks Puch . Ps it cost me £72 with insurance and a helmet to get on the road then 😊👍👍👍

Great little machines i had one in the 90s when i lived in Holland they were known as 'broomers' they could be ridden legally on the cycle paths Ideal for getting to work. Could fit a crate of 24 beers sat nicely between your knees above the tank and someone perched on the back rack on a supermarket run for supplies. My flatmate also had a bright yellow one that had been through the hands of a bike mechanic who'd worked for a racing team ...god knows what had been done to it? Sluggish off the mark but once it got going it would pass and leave the latest/best (at the time) 50cc scooters in its wake To the surprise and disgust of i might add haha Great times

Chickin chaser.

I preferred the NSU Quickly

I want one

I had an M reg Orange Puch Maxi as my first bike on L plates when I was 16 back in the earlier 80s. The engine would occasionally run backwards and very interesting at traffic lights. Embarrassed riding it especially as my mates had DT50, TS50 plus the latter gutless F1SIE!! Joyful memories!!!! Before I was 17 I progressed to a Puch MV50 ex London Post Office, bit more cred with the girls😂

V reg…that’s a modern one! I had a blue one in 1974. Very distinctive sound. They will over rev going downhill and go extremely fast for what they are. Great little bike! 👍🏻

You better live alone if you do that, but its somehow smart, to bad i dont have two doors in my living room, but my flat is as small as yours... gonna put some stuff on the walls though

I had a purple one in 1982 at 16, what a machine, gave me freedom on the road without cycling. Broke down once and cycled it home 4 miles and thought I was going to have a heart attack, and I had actually cycled 8000 miles that year. Amazing simple thing, hahaha took the exhaust baffle out, maybe so even more people would look at the idiot on the Puch. What a machine very in keeping with the current economic circumstances now that | think about it. Biggest problem was keeping the power on going through the Clyde tunnel as being 2 stroke if you freewheeled on a trailing throttle it wanted to seize of course as no lub going through, learned that lesson quickly. Progressed to an ss50 with c70 barrel and head , a real bike 🙂

My dad got me one when i was 16, 1975, so i didn't have to catch to bus to work. Not very cool back then, but did the job.

You mentioned "Tomos". I got one and is also unbreakable.

brilliant Lee !!

Haha, you thoroughly enjoyed that run out on a 47yo masterpiece, didn't you?! 😁👍🏼 I enjoyed watching and your commentary too, Lee.

I can almost smell the castrol R

Well over 100 mpg and the ability to lift it over fences and gates, makes it a very capable little adventure bike. Expect over 10 hour days in the saddle, and a very sore arse, for very short journeys of a couple of hundred miles. I once rode a Honda Camino from Kent to Devon and it was a very long and painful ride, but it got me there, and home again. I had to pedal it hard up most gradients, and against the wind, and it had absolutely zero compression by the time I got back, and it had quite a few extra dents all over it where I needed to kick the shit out of it every 20 miles. I'm not saying it wasn't an adventure though 😁

I've just been watching the guy who was on one in Russia, Mongolia and Ukraine 😂 I might buy one in the Summer when I get back from the States..Looks fun.

You could buy these from Kays catalogue when I was a lad. We pronounced it Puck in Yorkshire. The Yammy fizz or Suzuki AP50 were the ones to have around here.

Great film thanks! Their beauty is in the simplicity of them. I bought an 'Executive' model in 1985 for £50, it had briefcase shaped panniers and leg shields. Being 6'2" I had to sit right back on the seat too! Good luck with the touring.

I had a Malaguti cavalcone, £395 brand new in October 1981 but I remember these and the same dealer sold them.

I really want to take the $iss out of you. But at 14 I rode a Puch all over the waste land near our house. There are many jokes in there about about a Puch, along the lines of a great ride but you wouldn't want your mates to see you on her :) I'm lost for polite words, ;)

Fck me when Ur older than a motorbike u know Ur days are number...I was born in 71 I can kick that's bike rear crack... Lol 😂😆😂😆😂

Bloody kids don't know what's good for 'em!😂😂😂ATB👍👍👍

Yes Lee i had one in 86. What a giggle. I want one. I emagimagine the insurance is pretty low cost? Gonna be looking for one from now on. Cheers dude. Be lucky. Regards Si ✌😎.

Pooch :D Try Puccchhh

I had one of those before I upgraded to to an FS1E great little run around.

That's was a great watch.. i was a littel down today but after that you made my day. Thanks.

Yes had one in 1974 bought it brand new it cost me a princely sum of £95 including road fund license mine was a Bright Yellow Puch Maxi two speed which was quite rare. To be honest every time it was damp I spent more times pushing it as it wouldn’t start . Ended up pushing it home from work and being an Asthmatic wasn’t a good experience. Traded it in for a brand new purple Yamaha FS1E , Which cost me a Grand some of £165 . But do agree with you small capacity bikes are great fun .

I had a 1971 at 16, 64 quid, got me to work for a few months then i upgraded to a Gilera.

Brilliant fun! I’m single so I need one😂

It's pronounced Pook, like book

You're making me miss my summer in France. Riding to work at 6am for a day in the vineyards on one of these bad boys. Great fun.

Absolutely brilliant to see this. I have a few myself (I am embracing my midlife crisis 😂) if you haven't already got a plan in terms of improving performance give me a shout, I did a 1979 Maxi S recently on a budget and the results where impressive vs. standard. 70cc , 15mm Bing replica & bi turbo exhaust have seen 46mph (probably got a bit more but didn't want to hurt it too much) also much better on the low end too. Kind regards Adam

Get an expansion on it, fiddle with the carb, and get some racing reeds in there... or a big bore kit if there's such a thing for it. Perfect for a burn 🔥 👌

Bloody awesome. Luv it

What a beauty 😊 my 1st field bike, did lots of pedaling 😂

yup the Wildos are tops cup ‘n’ bowl.

I would love to see my ex on that he is 6'6"

the one I owned would transmit engine vibrations through the seat I found that playing with the tyre pressures sorted the problem out

Brilliant !!! Looks a right laugh and 100mpg ! Who needs electric bikes !!!