2015 Yamaha YBR 125cc 'Custom' REVIEW + Road Footage

[@pocketsoldiergamingchannel2877]

Mine is a 2009 ybr custom and runs so smooth no fault with this bike what so ever its a proper work horse I love it 👍

[@piotr8731]

Hello Alan. I bought used model of ybr custom from 2009 half year ago. It cost me something around 1000 GBP(6000PLN as I live in Poland) and I've already been on a few long trips(over 1000km) and my little Yamaha never let me down. All I want to say is that for that money, that you could save by buying some kind of chineese version of 125cc motorcycle, your accually buying a certainity that you'll always reach your destination without unpleasant surprises ;)

[@alannunn]

+Piotr Aa Thanks for your comment :)

[@antivorg1239]

The advice you gave for the windshield and the exhaust was very interesting, I will almost certainly be having a go with mine!

[@zhanatos1]

I have a Gs500f but I dont know why I miss my 125cc bike, It wasn't fast, It wasn't smart but it brought me to anywhere without complains.

[@Tony21TT]

Good review and ride........thank you.......very helpful.....very nice bike too

[@1979paranoidandroid]

Thanks to videos on youtube (yours included) I bought me an YBR Custom. She's not only a beauty, but also rides excellent, easy and is tones of fun. The only little gripe I have with her is the exhaust sound. I dont want to spend a ton of money for a custom made system, so if you dont mind me asking, how did you remove the little pipe that comes out of the end of the exhaust? Do you have to take the exhaust apart, that is - take it off the bike? Do you need a saw, or a maybe an angle grinder? I don't want to brake anything, since it still has it's warranty. Please explain. THX

[@alannunn]

Hiya, thanks for the nice comment. Using an Allen key undo the three bolts at the end of the exhaust then the large black end cap comes off. You will then have access to the piddly end pipe. An angle grinder or hacksaw and the. Screw back on the end cap :)

[@DanVerde]

thank you for the video. really helped me. i am 90% of getting this. i have just one question. where are you riding. the place is gorgeous.

[@alannunn]

It's north Essex. Sible Hedingham. :)

[@Jayc1993uk]

Have you still got the yammi? If so problems if any and what's the mileage just thinking of getting one for work commute thanks

[@Kamikaze00Meds]

Good review, can this bike hold 55 mph/90 km/h for a long time? I now have a 2007 CBR 125 but I feel cramped on it, looking for something more comfortable. For my commute, I need to ride 13 miles on a 55 mph road, can this bike do that?

[@alannunn]

+Kamikaze00Meds Hiya, yes 55mph is not a problem. I've had 70 down a slight hill. It's very happy at 50, a little pushed at 60mph. 55 is ok :)

[@alexonwheels4190]

Could you send a link for the windshield that you had?

[@alannunn]

puig.tv

[@arma3reviewcamera363]

Hello! Do you recommend it for a 16y old boy? Great review btw

[@alannunn]

Yes it is very easy to ride. :)

[@arma3reviewcamera363]

+Alan Nunn Thank you for the answer. Im between this one and the KTM Duke 125 and im not sure. They are both completely different and i dont know if this Yamaha would fit to a 16y old guy. It looks nice anyways. What would you do? Greetings from Spain!

[@alannunn]

+Arma3ReviewCamera greetings :) the yamaha is lower and much easier to ride. It is also very comfortable and I think cheaper two. I'd have another ybr custom. :)

[@arma3reviewcamera363]

+Alan Nunn Thank you for answering that fast! Yea, I will think about it because both bikes look great

[@defrkingadame3995]

Lextex do down pipes cheaper then the standard

[@kieran1484]

what was the mpg on this thing mate? cant find reliable number online

[@terryjohn]

around 100 mpg

[@usmanrajaofficial4358]

In which country you are

[@alannunn]

England, UK

[@artinsadre1708]

how much does it cost usually ?

[@alannunn]

Artin SADRE £2899 i think new

[@Cudi_YT]

F*ck, i needed to know how to pull off the lef side cover... :( Good review btw!

[@SvenKleer]

pull in the key, turn it and then pull the left side of the cover off. Then you should be able to get the full cover off.