The Honda Cub C90 | From Pizza Delivery Bike to a Classic in 20 Years

The highest selling motor vehicle ever made and the bike that mobilised Asia.
I had the iconic Honda Cub for the day. 20 years after the last of the C90s were sold in the UK back in 2002, what's it like to live with?
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The Honda Cub in this video:
1998 Honda C90 Cub
8hp
82kg (dry weight)
85cc
Three speed semi auto
Kick start
Manual choke
Manual fuel tap
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[@peteward3990]

Used to buy these 45 years ago for £10 to £30 and take everything off and ride on fields and quarries as 10 to 15 year olds, great fun and the start of a biking obsession. Bought a 1983 model and used it to work and back for years. Left it at dad’s house for 12 years whilst living abroad just covered with a tarp. Returned to uk in 2001 and god’s honest truth, towed it round the field with Ferguson T20 and it started after 20 yards with original old fuel in it, then after putting in fresh fuel it started every time first kick. Never turned off fuel or used the choke, and kept it for another 10 years before swapping it for a 1970 Yamaha V50 2 stroke automatic which I still own and ride regularly with the rest of the 50 year old moped gang. Big bike for serious touring but great fun to be had with 25, middle aged men tearing up the country roads at 30mph on a sunny day😂😂😂😂 PS nice to hear Monika laughing at you in the back ground again, we’ve missed that🥰

[@FreddieDobbs]

This is BRILLIANT!!!! This must be a huge reason as to why the Cubs are so popular!😃

[@princesssolace4337]

Fun Fact - I got my B2 license in 89@16 years old in one of those 'Kapcai'( it's what they were nickname in Malaysia ) but my first bike was a 2 stroke 100cc Yamaha 100 Sport , air cooled and need a premix to travel more than 50km journey. Actually I learn to pop a wheelie on a Yamaha Pasolla b4 moving to Honda C70

[@costaspapacostas2238]

I have a c50 for 40 years since i was student in university. As i hear your cub valves are noisy not adjusted properly,l maintain mine with the help of Haynes manual,it starts with half a kick,also it consumes almost nothing,. I had very nice times with it,also had an accident seven months ago which keeps me not to ride it,, very proud to have it, it is my baby

[@willswheels283]

I remember those times when you’d see young lads riding around a field on an old battered C90 during the 80’s and 90’s.

[@UncalBertExcretes]

The reason why it wouldnt start is because of using the choke in warm weather, its really only there for cold winter starts. You can pretty much start these first or second kick on a warm summers day on a cold engine with the choke switched off.

[@330timunson5]

He’s right Freddy. I think the choke was still on when you were riding ! I’ve noticed you use the choke on your Triumph even when you start that up when it’s warm. Try only using choke when it’s proper cold 👍

[@TheSpectre223]

@@330timunson5 To be fair, the Bonnies are extremely cold blooded. I've got a 2011 T100, 865cc air cooled EFI, and it's a dick to start sometimes. Hot, cold, I always use middle click on the fast-idle (fake choke) then turn off immediately. But yeah, with the Cub that was definitely the issue. I used to have a Honda CB500, 1999 with carbs, and I never used the choke on that because it would make it start and run worse, even in Winter.

[@gilesfarmer5953]

... Also I noticed that Freddie's giving handfuls of throttle when starting. Usually with 4 stroke singles, minimal, or no throttle required.

[@FreddieDobbs]

Thank you all- I’ll remember this from now on!🙂🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@30smsuperstrat]

@@TheSpectre223 yeah the Bonnies were designed to have the fast idle on when the engine is not at operating temp, no matter what the ambient temp is.

[@iainamurray]

I’d recommend watching Ed March from C90Adventures. He has ridden around the world on a C90. He’s a legend!

[@teneretraveller8980]

Everybody thinks the CB750 was Mr Honda's most important bike. It wasn't. This bike as you correctly say got the far east back on its feet and still keeps it going today. An amazing machine. Love the fun aspect of the vlogs. Life can be too serious for some. It's for living. And that you both do. Happy travels 👍

[@FreddieDobbs]

Completely agree, and the first Cub was launched just 10 years after the birth of Honda (I didn’t realise how far back it went!) Delighted you enjoyed it, you so much!🙂

[@DiscoFang]

Everybody? Don't think I've heard anyone say the CB750 was his most important. Important yes, most? not heard that.

[@jonathanjones5282]

I ride a Honda wave 125 cc ,in Thailand every day, first bike for me at 54 ,I love it, great way to get around and so cheap to run . Great content many thanks.

[@lisaw150]

I have a Super Cub here in Germany, I'm so happy with it. I'm taking it to Italy this summer, really looking forward to it. I imagine the Wave is just as fun!

[@Irishrover1]

Rode one of those on a tour of France. Set off from Belfast and ended up in Paris, ultra reliable and comfortable as well.

[@lisaw150]

That sounds like a lot of fun! Mine is going from Germany to Italy this summer, crossing the Alpine passes and all. So looking forward to it!

[@kevinobrien1259]

I bought a ratty old Honda 50 in 1980 for a tenner, it was road legal and I used it every day for work and sometimes at weekends, it started every time on the first or second kick, I never cleaned it, I never cleaned the plug or changed the oil, it wasn't covered up at night ( only the seat) but it run without any fault, the longest run I did on it was like a 100+ mile round trip, it was so much fun that I enjoyed every ride I did on it, I found it very relaxing to ride because it was quite slow, but because it had a dual seat I could use it as a generous single seat ( I was 6 ft back then) I sold it 18 months later for 40 pounds to a bloke doing the knowledge in London and he was delighted with it , he said it was the best and cheapest one he had seen.

[@mantarayal]

"Shall I do it?" and the Monica's laugh just made my evening!! Brilliant. And the Honda Cub? We want a Cub and a Trail. They're just too cool. Funny old world!!

[@Theophilus1968]

One of my favorite vids! Lol. Monica is fearless. I’m waiting for my local Honda dealer to get a Trail 125 to commute to work, go grocery shopping and take camping. More mini Moto vids please. Honda trail, Monkey bike, Vespa, scooters, etc. 😉

[@NitwitMN]

You’re gonna love it

[@Theophilus1968]

@@NitwitMN 🤓👌

[@FreddieDobbs]

Really glad you enjoyed it! I’ll definitely get some more similar things on the channel🙂

[@Theophilus1968]

@@NitwitMN I called the dealer and I’m still 42nd on the waiting list. They’re only getting four new Honda Trails in. I might be dead before I get one. Lol.

[@SVSky]

@@Theophilus1968 +1 you're gonna love it. I'm enjoying mine.

[@MrEddiecos]

This brought back great memories of my dad on the farm here in Australia. They were fitted with single seat & large rack, high/low range gearbox and even had an auxiliary fuel tank on the side. They were also used by Aust Post for mail delivery.

[@raymondhall9666]

Great review of this history making bike. Having spent time working in Asia (Japan, Korea & Twain) where the streets are crowded with these little gems to the point of traffic jams, they are a stable diet for millions carrying anything from a dozen chickens, engine parts a family of four plus their pig!

[@p24hrsmith]

My family has had many of these especially as many moons ago you could buy them for next to nothing. At one time my Dad had a C90 and Mum, me, my brother and sister had C70's and we all went on camping holidays touring around Wales on them. They were a bit slow on the hills but climbed them all eventually and never broke down so whole family have a soft spot for them

[@haroldc90]

It’s the most dangerous, yet thrilling ride to have 😂………I absolutely love my ‘79 c90. Proper one with round headlight 🙄 No Tax, No Mot…£50 fully comp 🎉

[@BladedAngel]

I love my Cub! Total workhorse. She eats up all my Commuter miles now! I no longer like putting wear and tear miles on more expensive vehicles, but also because the Supercub won my heart! These little bikes are tons of fun to ride!

[@tonylloyd5077]

My first bike - bought it for $50 in 1974 in Darwin, Australia. $50 was a fair reflectiin of it's condition but it was cheap to run and a surprisingly reliable way of getting the 20km to work each day. Next ride was a Kawasaki Z900 - "slightly" more powerful 😜. Now in my 70's, I still ride a Ducati Super Sport on sunny Sundays and also a Royal Enfield Himalayan for longer trips. Love the variety in your videos, many thanks for the entertainment and info.

[@SamCordery]

We have two 12v Cubs and a 6v from 1973. They are superb, however the new C125 SuperCub not so. I had one of the first in the UK and after a few months gave up with it. Stick with the real ones

[@ExMAB4]

Honda C50,70,90 / Cub - probably THE coolest bike ever made. Any biker whose been riding a long time will agree these little things are truly awesome. I ride a Triumph Speedy 1050 yet Id be very happy riding one of those around town. Hell, those things just keep going. Good reason they have been used as Round The World adventure bikes in past. I love the things. When I say they are coooool I mean it. By the way, that bike should be much easier to kick start. They usually just need a tame kick and leap into life. I suggest that one needs looking at. The bike you have there deserves to be looked after and cherished. A C90 should manage 50 mph quite easily on the flat and 60 mph downhill. Your bike seems timid, again a sign it needs looking at. Not wearing gloves not a good look I'm afraid. You should know better you naughty boy. Love what you do Freddie.

[@nigelweaving9045]

At 16, I had a C110, 50cc little bike with 4 speed box and a manual clutch. Not a lot different from the 50cc C100, the forerunner of the bike you are enjoying. Many years later, I regretted getting rid of it, as my daughter began to ride. I was fortunate to be given a couple of CB100s from which I built her a bike to learn on and pass her test.

[@duncanbrown3422]

Had a second hand one to go to work after having to sell my Gold wing for a deposit for the mortgage. It was frightening until I got used to it. I was great full for it but glad to get back to something bigger. Love your program keep up the good work

[@FreddieDobbs]

I can sympathise with this- I was surprised at how much I struggled riding it!😆

[@torokun]

“Shall I do it?” She is a keeper Freddie.

[@mrbxv]

Freddie, your introduction of this bike unscripted and in 1 take shows you’re a natural. You’re up there with Clarkson and Harris.

[@EpicAdamMotovlogs]

Wow. What a great, fun & informative video. I've recently bought a c90 but I'm going to show my wife this video to help her understand why I bought one. Mine needs a bit of work so it's hard for her to see.

[@BohumirZamecnik]

This family of motorbikes are a legend. At least half of Thailand rides on them. You can see grandma's riding with sticky rice, uncles with grass trimmer in one hand and accelerator in the other, 10-year-old kids with tuned exhaust. If something goes wrong, in the nearest village there will be an uncle who can repair it in a few minutes.

[@SteveInskip]

The most successful bike on the planet. I’ve seen these with families of 5 on, I’ve seen them transporting goats, sheep, cotton bales, sugar cane, concrete building blocks, bags of cement …..you name it! Utterly brilliant! Everyone should have one for nipping down the shops (although my runabout is a Mobylette). Nice one guys!

[@ARsoundsofstillness]

Freddie and Monica I absolutely love your channel! Entertaining, hysterical, informative, sophisticated and goofy! I don't care if you don't know how to start a Honda cub, maybe you left the choke on purposefully for entertainment. Brilliant!! I ride a Royal Enfield Himalayan that has a fuel gauge too! Thank you guys!! "Shall I do it?" Most genuine laugh!!

[@willswheels283]

I have to say Freddie this is the best C90 review I’ve seen so far on You Tube, informative, historical. I’ve never owned a C90 but I have had a C70, same bike just less power, really good little bikes, but as you mentioned about prices, since they are now a cult classic prices for one are now going up. You can buy one for around £1000/£1200, but yes if you want a really nice one with little or nothing to be done to it then yes £2000. Great review, thankyou.👍

[@ciaran4060]

Great memories, my first bike was a Honda 50 at the age of 12 👍

[@FreddieDobbs]

Starting incredibly young- I love it!😆🏍🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@gombalgambuludinstress]

i have it to but C70 1978 , still ride this motorcyle everyday , whats up bro, from indonesia

[@meloncornets3034]

My dream bike. Getting my license soon!

[@hondaryder3779]

Drove a C70 well into my adult years, never crapped out on me once. One time, i live in the van Gogh village in the Netherlands, a bus stopped next to me. Flashes going off, kid you not, Asian tourists started pulling out of it. By the time i was done posing for pictures with waisthigh adults, a traffic jam my village had never seen had formed. I quess they had never seen a White Giant 6.3 220 pounds with a little Jack Russell terriër in the pannier, riding a little red rocket. That little Giant took me everywhere. I ride a 2000 Transalp now, starts every first try, HONDA RULES.

[@andyclem1019]

Takes me back 40 years, well done

[@GearsWeNeverUse36]

Absolutely bizarre to be going through KZbin videos of Honda cubs, and realising your test ride is my daily commute along the Orwell!

[@TheVestibulian]

that ride review was terrifying 😂 what an iconic bike

[@VickersV]

I had a cub 90 in 1999 had great times and swapped it for a gs125, regretted it instantly, the price for one now is way to dear, great video, thank you.

[@victorortiz193]

I ride a C90e daily. First my backup, now my main. I'm convinced that the engine on that thung cannot be stopped... It just chugs along to whatever faces...

[@ontheway4034]

Test ride a new one Freddie. You’ll love it! Loads of fun.

[@jonathanmellish4439]

I bought a fairly tatty but solid example in January and it is a totally unique riding experience. They are out there still from £1500 upwards (private) so it’s not as expensive as you think.

[@timparker9235]

you were very brave going 2 up on that - my 1974 C70 I tried once with a passenger - it was truly awful, feeling like there was a ton of cement over the back wheel ..... but a great bike other than that, took me everywhere reliably when I was 17 a loooong time ago!

[@chrishalmshaw3582]

It’s quite scary watching you ride her with the choke still out trying to keep her alive . She’s docile and not frantic . Enjoy 😉

[@roscodog441]

you need to watch Ed March on youtube C90 adventures around the world, both myself and my wife have owned several of these brilliant little bikes.

[@roverchap]

The Cub name came later to the UK. In the 1970s and 80s they were just called the C90, there was also a C50 and C70. You could buy them super cheap, I had all three versions, commuted on them, off-roaded them (in the garden!). They were reliable, easy to maintain, and took lots of abuse. Earlier C90 was 89cc and good for 55mph. The key to kickstarting is to put the bike on the centre stand. You were trying to kick start off the stand, in which case some of the force just compresses the suspension and lurches the bike sideways rather than turning the engine. Should start first kick if set up right.

[@FreddieDobbs]

I’ll remember this, thank you🙂

[@leonardocaceres2540]

Hello, in my conuntry Argentina we called Honda c90 too.. I'm the owner of 5 of them! Greetings from Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

[@ScudoCamper]

Loved my 75 c50. Would do 55. Brilliant bomb proof.

[@fotofootage7481]

another entertaining video Freddie, we used to take the plastic and anything else off that would come off these and thrash them around in the woods when we were kids ( back in seventies ) these bikes went anywhere and very rarely let us down, must admit the kickstarting bit gave me a giggle or two, i don't think i would use the choke unless it really needed it :)

[@diesel_man99]

THE THING IS ITS ACTUALLY BRILLIANT

[@motovlogjoni]

I have few friends here in Thailand that did a tour around the country on this little machines. I bought a Honda CT125 2021, similar machine, its fun to go around town

[@matth620]

Hi Freddie - I'm new to your channel and new to riding a scooter, love watching your content, really appreciate the mix of bike talk & travel-log. Just purchased my first bike at 55 and am loving the freedom and adventure of it all. Keep up the great 'work' and more vids please. Question - why are you not on main stream TV? You're a very watchable guy - better than anything else on TV or KZbin. All the best.

[@kayits2893]

This is a very very durable bike. I have the 1992 super Cub ST 50cc. I so love it.

[@sunandahakmanage6209]

this is the most help full for people in whole world

[@boodog4023]

Ya'll are so talented; the videos just project genuine warmth always.

[@FreddieDobbs]

Really appreciate it, thank you🙂🙌🏻

[@oblahdes]

There seemed to be more anxiety here than on the last leg of the Barcelona trip. Lol with Monika, to me you looked like Steve McQueen doing The Great Escape on a moped. As usual fun and knowledge filled videos.

[@FreddieDobbs]

There was quite a lot of anxiety😆 I think I bogged it down too much while riding 2up (it did not like it at all), but riding solo- absolutely fine. Thank you🙂🙌🏻

[@gdfggggg]

My mum used to ride hers to work back in the early 80’s. We had a broken one in the back garden underneath a pine tree covered in pine needles; I used to sit on it and pretend to ride it. I’d often see them rusting away in river beds or see the local teenage thieves blasting them round the fields with no helmets on and shirtless. Edit: and another great fun video.

[@billred3820]

I hope this channel goes to the moon. I love this aesthetic and side of motorcycling. Also, check out his podcast if you haven't already.

[@alekostsk3833]

14:26 when you change gear in a Honda cub you are supposed to let the gas and press the gear lever down, otherwise it makes this noise. Its like changing gear in car without letting off the gas you rev the engine basically

[@hareshdaryanani5726]

Mr Freddie & Honda Cub 90 😊 Winner all around ❤ sensible choice - like chocolate Mousse pudding 🍮

[@brianlarkin9160]

Slow on the Kickstarter no choke is what they like, I love my little 1970 one 😎👍

[@timhudson1846]

Freddie.. did you buy a new Honda super cub? I just found a 1969 Honda CM91. Bought it. Pure classic. Runs like a Swiss watch. You just cannot beat a Honda super cub. Brilliant bike 👍

[@richardstory2423]

Have you watched mr fish touring on his cub up to the Peak District and into Wales. His modification’s are tops with a rear rack for luggage and mounted water bottles for extra fuel. But no-one endorsed the C90 better than the Legend……… Ed march, who rode his around the world with the shopping basket lashed to the front. When the terrain gets tricky, the lighter the better. Far easier to live with and fix when you are travelling through a country and don’t speak the language. Great vlog Monica and Freddie, as I said previously the production is prime-time TV standard

[@Jaffa1951]

Bought a S/H 'new' one a few months ago ( 2020 model with the 125cc engine ) They will get to about 60 - 65 mph ( providing it's not up a hill, or it's very windy, and you don't weigh too much ) Obviously, now they have electric start as well. I get, on average about 180 mpg ( yes that's right ) Have had over 200mpg once. Absolutely brilliant little bike.

[@livonian]

Ask c90adventures, maybe his round-the-world Cub is for sale 😁

[@FreddieDobbs]

I will check- I did spend last night on Autotrader and eBay!😆

[@Lennartnieuwland]

I'm not sure if you know this but there's a fellow countryman of yours with a KZbin channel where he goes from Alaska to Argentina on a c90. C90adventures great channel

[@loki1066]

It all went wrong when you said - 'give it a little choke' 😉

[@georgempont]

Hello my friend.Im from greece and its a very common motorbike here.Everyone loves it.We upgrade the engine from 50 to 72cc or 100+cc with cranks and pistons.we change the exhaust immediately to a noisier one as ussual😂.by the way great video

[@johnjohnny8569]

Κλασικός χωριάτης Κάγκουρας

[@georgempont]

@@johnjohnny8569 εε φυσικα ρε😂

[@Lar308]

My first motorised vehicle was a 1971 Honda 50. Well my Dad owned it but let me use it from around 1974 when I was 15. I done some crazy stuff on that bike that I would not dream of doing even on my new BMW S1000RR today. I also have a Lifan E3 electric scooter for around town and its a dream compared to that Honda 50. Most annoying thing about those Honda's compared to modern scooters like my Lifan is that the leg shield does not protect your shoes so on wet days you always come home with waterlogged shoes.

[@russcattell955i]

I have a memory, not sure how accurate. An interview with Tadao Baba, designer of the original Fireblade. Went something like "Without the Cub there would be no Fireblade" such the importance of this little bike.

[@paulbradley5804]

Great fun review. I have one that looks just the same, 2002 electric start! Woohoo.. but you still need the kick start when it’s cold.

[@BillMcFarlane-l5i]

❤Trouble with these wonderful vehicles, is “The Law” Helmets are compulsory in Britain. Big and bulky🎉 not easily strapped or ( Boxed) on the Vehicle. Waterproofs the same. This article smells of advertisement! I loved it, but say it as it really is my friend. 😅 Good luck driving !

[@davidmax119]

The greatest motorcycle in the world

[@lifesjourneyat50]

That's great - Hilarious on starting the bike.....should have had Monica start it..hahah!!!!

[@FreddieDobbs]

I had a bad feeling Monika would start it first time, so thought it beat to not let her try😆

[@gerkeane5626]

Fun vid … having dismantled the Triumph loads of times I am surprised of your lack of knowledge on these older bikes … fuel tap / choke / make sure engine under compression/ kick .. away you go.…. Still fun Would love to see you do a vid on the bike that sort of replaced the cub … The CD175 ….

[@Animaduniversum]

Terrific content, great research and story telling

[@TallyHoTech]

#KickStart for Life. Woof!

[@aceofspades5786]

Great video. A new super cub, £59 a month, 36p a week road tax and 180 to the gallon (5p a mile). Very cheap motoring, and alot less than the bus/rail.

[@68orangecrate26]

The same economic circumstances that led to the Cub, moved the aircraft manufacturer, Mr Piaggio, to invent the Vespa (translated: Italian for “Wasp”).

[@darrylconnolly2355]

Yet another great video, thank you!

[@richb5248]

You can thank Ed March (c90 Adventures) for the increase in used values.

[@PaulVickers-n6k]

Just saw this, i have a Vespa but before that, in 90s plenty of Hondas c90 did 160 miles on one fuel about 4 quid round trip, my parking fine was more.. We use to call them Chicken chasers..

[@stevesanelli90]

Funny Freddie & Monique!

[@40something]

Check out the Revzilla Alaska trip on the Cubs, great watching!

[@FreddieDobbs]

I’ve watched this- brilliant!

[@christianwood8772]

That looked a little wobbly 😳

[@TheBas1984]

Very nice Vid Freddie :) Next try a '50 vintage 500cc single cilinder brit bike, (AJS/Matchless/Velocette), those take a real man to kickstart :)

[@chrismccartney8668]

I had Yamaha T80 with 4 gears shaft drive it did over 70mpg and about 55mph top speed and was comfy for Me 6ft 1 and 18 stone plus and I commuted for many years on it.........

[@tombache3426]

What suspension!?! Smiles per mile though.

[@MrJckDoo]

@Freddie Dobbs Have you seen the guy that rode one of those from the very north of Alaska down the Dalton highway to the southern most part of Argentina?? Tok quite a long time, but it was great. Alaska to Argentina on a Honda 90 is what it is called.

[@CaryOutArk]

Alaska to Argentina + trans american trail. Wish me luck

[@panospapadimitriou3498]

got a korean similar city bike like it and with just a tiny adjustment per 2/3 years it simply cant shut off those work even without oil , wont suggest such thing but they could still work several years after abuse em

[@smrangers22]

ha ha ha great stuff .... keep them coming

[@smrangers22]

Can not believe u only have 53.000 subscription. Love your stuff !!! Will tell all my mates !

[@billbolland7757]

It looks like you have the choke on ,all the time, All old school stuff , your not use to ,, cheers like all your vids , cheers 👍 Bill Bolland

[@johnw9549]

Buy a second hand c125 super cub. Fantastic bike👍🏻

[@bikerbob7266]

Freddie, please try out a Honda SH300i. It’s a modern update on the cub. Try it, I think you’ll be surprised.

[@fritsified5952]

Yes, good suggestion. I used to have a C50 in my teenage years, many years and some big bikes later I'm enjoying a SH300 :)

[@Aggelos.B07]

It’s name in Greece is Honda Glx 90c

[@rumien1383]

Entertaining 👏👏👏👏

[@teopapadatos3889]

There is something called rev matching in case you didn't know 😂

[@ripmax333]

They are surley amażing bike’s but from were I live they aren’t Wallet friendly. A c70 half rusted out will cost you almost €1000 euros, a fully restored one will cost you €3000. Yes some parts are cheap, like coils, spark plugs, clutch etc but some parts nowadays aren’t produced anymore, like the plastic front fairing of a C70 (round headlight) 1970-80 models, 5 yrs ago that part alone would cost you at least €300.

[@dahabitmedi]

04:18 ehha😂❤

[@kalani419]

日本の宝、HONDAスーパーカブを愛してくれてありがとうございます。

[@aumkar2]

Choke off Freddy, choke off. Lol.

[@i_foodie_100]

guy left the choke on 😂.. prolly why it wouldn't idle

[@5tevieb954]

What’s happened to the plain white T???

[@skaraborgcraft]

Got a fuel tap and kicking over 85cc is too much for you? Im sure a new CT125 trail would suit you and you wont get any dirt under your finger nails.

[@randomworld4662]

For 50£ it's so much even in developing world its cost 150£ still