BRIXTON Glanville 250 X scrambler REVIEW (4K) - Onroad.bike

[@utkukaratas]

this dude makes all the bikes look like honda groms. otoh gotta love his reviews. simple, to the point, no bullshit.

[@go3774]

7:24 "You can easily kill somebody with it" got me good

[@jasonjayalap]

"And you can feel this vibration on your balls very hard" 4:50

[@NajCarnage]

His bluntness is why i love this channel lol

[@91erWoifsburger]

that was a good review of the bike, everything was said straight to the point.

[@michaelbaratto7026]

Nice video - I like the bike - easy crusing guarantee - no Hightech - back to the Roots - and so cheap - cool little town racer - or land cruiser.......... In other words, - it's super !!!

[@bfarm44]

Michael Baratto I’m wondering if it’s available in the US. I have a collection of small displacement bikes and this would fit in nice

[@Sorennn94]

I really enjoyed the review Thanks man!

[@aimanfadzil9799]

At Malaysia only got 150cc version. How can i buy the 250cc engine?

[@willythebluebear]

very interresting, thank you, man.

[@Herr_Jeh]

Hello! Very good Video. I think i will buy one after seeing it. I have a question (and hope i havent missed it in the video): How tall are you and what is your weight? I am a little bit taller (1,90m) and wondering, if it is to small for me..

[@CantMuffin]

Nice video man, thanks for the info. Would you recommend this as a first motorcycle?

[@onroadvideo]

Much more a Benelli Leoncino 250...

[@thinmask]

I've got it as my first byke and I'm very happy with it. It is very comfortable at 100km/h and it can easily reach 120, just notice a couple things that the video already says, suspension is a little bit hard (but not a bad issue for me) and for me and my girlfriend it's OK (she's 1,50m tall) but when I've ride with a friend I've felt a little unstable. Also I've done a lot of off road (just slow enjoying the sights) and abs feels good. Also notice that the tyres are not tubeless.

[@xXxxXx-br4rj]

Hmm...i got a bit trouble with the design i must say. The idea and some parts are really nice, but the whole motocycle doesn't convince me. The BX 125 (i own a "X" in military green ;-) ) is optical more consequent. I like my "little Chinese", the motor has about the same charactere as the 250ccm, consumption about 2.1l/100km, nice to cruise, nothing for highways- and ideal for a camping mobile with 134 kg. Best wishes from Berlin, here is a ideal terrain for our both Brixtons, have fun ;-) P.S. I am a bit envious about your headlight, looks briliant- much nicer than mine, hehe....

[@fog99uk]

I have the BX 125 R myself. I plan to swap the engine and exhaust with the ones from this. The 250cc bikes use the same frame as the 125cc and the parts are all interchangeable.

[@nikvfr1]

Beautiful retro Bike!

[@ivolalis2414]

great video!!!

[@nibbio8468]

i pushed my saxby (that has the same engine) till 131 khm

[@stephanfrank7763]

Brixton is home in Austria. The motor parts are from Suzuki and Honda.... Maybe it is build in China... ;o)

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΓιαννακιδης-ε7π]

It is built in China, the engine looks like Suzuki because they made it look similar but it is not originally Suzuki they just copied the architecture of it.

[@stefanie_m466]

the front must be hard, comfort is all on the rear suspension. if the front is soft then you have a garbage bike.. a cutout seat is always the problem, everybody bum is different big tal small so you never fit in it, the Cromwell 250 has a good seat. but the front suspension is not as cool as the Glanville. the easiest bike for shopping and doing city and intercity trips. very practical for its size, the winner for its price and fuel economy and comfort. im 185cm and +300lbs so you know it's going to look bad but the price is everything so, il love Brixton

[@jacintoparrinha4957]

Não é uma mota de marca chinesa... É uma marca do grupo ksr austríaco e é fabricada na China supostamente.... Tal como muitas marcas japonesas o fazem.. Já vi uma Yamaha mt made in Indonesia....... Brixton é do grupo ksr... Tal como a Lambretta.... A mallagutti... Que também faz parte. São desenhadas e concebidas na Áustria mas fabricadas no continente Asiático.

[@saloje8794]

Nice review := Could you do a Saxby 250 also :=

[@Photo-ms1mo]

Looks like a mini Moto Guzxi

[@joelcorreia4716]

How tall are you? I'm 184cm & 95 KG, don't know if I m to tall for this "small" Bike. thx

[@KvRX]

Just took a 1h drive test with a felsberg 250, I'm 195 cm and the bike was really comfortable

[@atrpimir]

great eyewear wings "3:39" . I wear prescription glasses under my helmet, without which I see less, but I often have a problem with the eyewear wings. i see you solved that problem. where did you get them? I wore contact lens for a while, but it irritates me too much. The biggest drawback of wearing glasses under the helmet is that when the helmet is moved, the glasses also move, but not in the same direction as our eyes. Luckily, I didn't crash myself yet(and i hope i won't) but I did broke glasses under helmet. Maybe this could be the topic for your next video. keep up with good work

[@OnroadDotBike]

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[@atrpimir]

@@OnroadDotBike Tnx

[@bfarm44]

Price and availability in US?

[@tmcases]

Nice test but how tall are you? the bike disappears!! ;)

[@berttheace]

No concept quality, but GOOD VIBRATIONS from the engine.... :-)

[@canaleeliminato1294]

Italian?

[@p.santos6644]

Hehehe this review was so funny 😂😂😂

[@theodorev666]

Nice review but you said absolutely nothing about the gearbox

[@XZR666]

Felsberg 250?

[@fivewords.1004]

真的好帥(づ￣ ³￣)づ 也很有個性的造型

[@XZR666]

我已經買了 車12月領牌

[@4842arendal]

Are you a giant, or is the bike really tiny?

[@donalfredoconforti2185]

Peccato solo inglese

[@borisjelzin9162]

George Michael is reborn ?

[@Lafamiliatogether]

Szia!!

[@gasdimou]

It is a pity to give so much money for the Chinese engine...

[@MOUSEBOWEN]

It’s this another Chinese junk? Because all the make is junk

[@berttheace]

No concept quality, but GOOD VIBRATIONS from the engine.... :-)