Honda Monkey Road Trip from Morocco to England

Now its time to head back to England and enjoy second part of the trip.
Morocco, Spain, Gibraltar, England...

[@carlarthur4442]

Who needs a 1200 G S , Awesome little bikes , they look super cool and as much fun as you can have with your clothes on , well done fellas 👍 😀 👏

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@drewgunner14]

Amazing adventure. I wish I could do something like this.

[@5220640]

For who cannot, KZbin exists. Back in the day was not even that

[@pleun315]

Best fun bike ever ❤ great video guys i enjoyed it very much, have the 2019 yellow one and dit 23.000 km in 3 years, with the biggest smile on my face. They are absolute bullit proof

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, thank you. I agree with you that it’s a best fun bike. You done a lot of km in 3 years 👏

[@rolandzimmermann6800]

Hut ab ! Großartiger Trip auf außergewöhnlich, tollen Motorrädern...

[@Jev8oy]

@@rolandzimmermann6800 Hi, thank you!

[@aalialamri5676]

Congratulations, it’s hard trip but you make it easy, great work

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@wltrlg]

Picking up my Monkey this week, cant wait. Your adventure is an absolute inspiration to pack up and ride on! 🙂

[@Jev8oy]

That's fantastic news! Congratulations on your upcoming Honda Monkey pickup - it's such an exciting moment. I'm thrilled to hear that my adventures have inspired you. Riding brings about a sense of freedom and discovery unlike anything else. Wishing you endless joy and unforgettable experiences on the road ahead with your new Monkey!

[@foogazisaf2134]

I ordered mine, black version, beginning July, and I am still waiting for it... I am suffering

[@atventurist]

Very fascinating and informative, great video. Thanks!

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@karmasters]

Thank you for an inspiring trip! 🤩

[@rorystibbs5164]

Great video , good work thank you

[@Jev8oy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@neilmackinnon3371]

What an absolutely outstanding trip.

[@florme6494]

You couldn’t have chosen better bikes. To me that’s what an adventure is all about. Bet you were glad to have the 5 speed gearbox version with an oil filter. How’d they hold up? Fantastic weather apart from what looked like the one rainy day.

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, I agree with you. On a small bike trip feels like an epic adventure in some way. During the trip we meet a lot of GS, Africa and Tenere riders who were impressed. Few of them shake our hands, took pictures and even asked if they could sit on a Monkey 😊 Monkey is perfect conversation starter. 5 gear was a bonus when we hit motorway. Monkey hold very well and we had zero issues.

[@the_eyesaw_collective]

What's fantastic trip.. would love to see a map route of your trip?

[@ohwell2790]

Perfect roads for the Monkey, nice ride.

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you 🙂

[@toivotorvinen]

Awesome, thanks for sharing, love my 23 yellow monkey..

[@jaisabai4155]

Very impressive. Well done guys 👍

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@littleLTTLE]

perfect editing

[@Masti476]

That was brave to take that bike on such a long ride

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, Honda Monkey proven to be able to do long distance journey. 125cc bit small, but definitely doable.

[@tonywilliamson4512]

Good adventures, did you manage with keeping the bikes safe from thief's and the like ? Also was the fuel ok in the bike from the road side vendor's?

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, we every time booked places we sleep with parking and had disk locks over night and was no issue. Fuel from road side was ok. Price was little bit higher than at fuel station but not by a lot.

[@takizawa257]

so nice bro...nice ride

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@robertozei4459]

Is there any news on consumption? And on the cruising speed on "open" roads or highway? Beautiful video!

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, thank you. Speed was dependant on conditions (wind, hils,…). I would say on highway we been doing 50-65 miles per hour. We have been filling up every 90-100 miles (highway driving) with 1 bar left on yellow monkey and 2 bars on blue monkey. We always fill up same volume, but for some reason yellow monkey always show that have less fuel by 1 bar. On none motorway roads we done more miles per tank.

[@robertozei4459]

Thanks for the quick response. - Sorry, talking about consumption I mean km/l or mpg...@@Jev8oy

[@Jev8oy]

@@robertozei4459 I didn’t calculate exactly. I would say 2.5l per 100km on motorway at full speed. My weight is 85kg and bag was 7kg. Hope that helps.

[@carlarthur4442]

Love the music track ❤

[@eriksiahaan5396]

I have kawasaki z125 pro se, another mini moto from kawasaki. And today order honda monkey to replace my vespa primavera. Looking for to ride on this little monkey.

[@hansglueck7508]

I bought a Dax repilca from Skywalk for trip to east (Kirgisistan or so...) with my Salkuki dog in future...best bike for this because of 78kg and size for all car transport in case of problems with the bike... wide tires for all terrain are best... easy to find spare parts in all region of the world because this motor is driven world wide often...

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, nice plan. 78kg is very light 👍 I have on my list Kyrgystan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and hopefully Turkmenistan (if they open border). But that only in near future and probably I will do that on Honda CT125 🙂

[@hansglueck7508]

@@Jev8oy CT125 Trail is in Europe not possible to buy... Honda only sell Asia and US... but a very good maschine on picture for world wide travel...

[@Jev8oy]

@@hansglueck7508 Hans, CT125 is available in UK. One company imports them from Thailand and it cost £4500 new.

[@hansglueck7508]

@@Jev8oy Thanks for this information...

[@fatamorgana.c]

Thanks for the nice video. Which luggage rack did you install? Was it good? I may need one of these soon. Oh well, now I see it: the Takegawa large rear rack.

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, yes, its large Takegawa rack. Good quality and in my opinion can handle more than stated 8kg.

[@fatamorgana.c]

@@Jev8oy Excellent! Thanks!

[@raimundasuselis5035]

GERAS!!!!!

[@Jev8oy]

Aciu!

[@pmfilmsUK]

Brilliant

[@Jev8oy]

Thank you!

[@keithdouglas9848]

Awesome video did ue guys go from U K. to morroco n back or fly bikes to morocco n bike home. Cheers mate

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, we drove from Spalding UK to Plymouth and then took ferry to Santander Spain. Drove through all Spain and then took ferry to Morocco. Plan was to see desert and then after seeing it we drove back 🏍️

[@keithdouglas9848]

@@Jev8oy that's awesome 👍 tnks for prompt reply mate, much appreciated.im new to biking and I'm torn between the Honda cub or the monkey? Less room for storage gear on the monkey I'm guessing?.

[@Jev8oy]

@@keithdouglas9848 Keith, I’m new as well. Got my license last year and 2 months later gone to Morocco. Monkey has less room, but then you take less stuff with you (less is more..) Cub could carry more and it semi auto. Don’t be put off by small bike. Go test drive both. I would say what ever you choose is going to be fun. Little advice: don’t waste much time on trying to find best bike or gear otherwise you never going to leave..

[@keithdouglas9848]

@@Jev8oy really appreciate that mate , that's great advice. Personally I think the monkey looks cooler and yeah less is more. New subscriber from Ireland.tnks buddy 👍👍

[@jakespeed6515]

7:13 Junction 12 M5 👍

[@PaulKolbusz]

Running stock seat? How was it after so many KM's back to back to back to back days =D ?

[@Jev8oy]

Hi Paul, seat is stock and I really like it. No issue whatsoever. We had some days where we drove 10 hours per day with little stops and no drama 🙂

[@PaulKolbusz]

THanks!! Happy riding. @@Jev8oy

[@cedric7016]

The monkey has an amazing stock seat! That’s goldwing-level comfort :)

[@motolover5697]

only one bag each?

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, yes only one bag each 🙂

[@o0Vissers0o]

so how much did this trip cost if I may ask ?

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, it cost us £1500 each. Could cost less if you pre-book ferry in advance and stay in cheaper hotels/air bnb.

[@Arman-ck6zj]

😻 P R O M O S M

[@茎わかめ-r2t]

世界の本田👍

[@davidmstephenson69]

Did you carry any extra fuel ⛽️?

[@Jev8oy]

Hi, no we did not. In general I would say in Morocco a lot of fuel stations even in the less populated areas. We did end up buying 3 times fuel from locals. Stop at any village and ask for fuel in case you about to run out. Someone in the village will sell you. Part of the adventure 😉

[@d.m.3259]

What do you have to pay per litre ?

[@Jev8oy]

@@d.m.3259 Hi, at the fuel station 1 litre cost 14.5 Dirhams and it cost 16 Dirhams when you buy from locals at the time we were visting Morocco.