Pretty sure that's the new Honda Trail 125, very heavily modified. I haven't seen one in person yet, but considering it for my camp bike. Honda's website doesn't show that color, though. So again, $4000 US for the base model, and I'm guessing another $4000 US for all the modifications. Based on my Wife's Honda Monkey with the same engine, top speed around 40 mph (with my fat ass on it). So if the po-po is chasing you, best hope the batteries die in their electric car otherwise you ain't getting away.
It's not a bad choice. But.... when (not 'if') you have to skedaddle to the boonies because Turdo sends the RCMP after you because of what you've posted on this blog, you'll wish you had the fat rear tire of the Yamaha TW200. We've been over this before.
I bought a TW200 and was worried about “stepping down from proper sized engine” (my other bike has an 1100cc engine). The plucky little 200cc taught me the error of my biases. Now I love small displacement bikes. The TW200 has enough balls to do anything I’m brave enough to do and many things that would kill me. Sometimes I wonder if the CT125 is just as much of an unstoppable little mule.
Suit up in some appropriate gear from Abercrombie and Fitch like some hipster doofus and you'll be ready for your debut at Starbucks. Man panties will surely drop over you.
I sat on one at the Toronto motorbike show last month. Honda Trail 125. Cool little putter. If I still lived on the farm, I would consider it. But, I'm a Yamaha guy so I'd second the recommendation for the TDub instead (TW200).
honda ct 125 trail, heavily dressed up. excellent little bike with huge cargo ability. been around so long there's tons of aftermarket/oem gear and parts available.
How very convenient that it has the gauges in front of the handle-bars. The better to see them when you go flying!
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Pretty sure that's the new Honda Trail 125, very heavily modified. I haven't seen one in person yet, but considering it for my camp bike. Honda's website doesn't show that color, though. So again, $4000 US for the base model, and I'm guessing another $4000 US for all the modifications. Based on my Wife's Honda Monkey with the same engine, top speed around 40 mph (with my fat ass on it). So if the po-po is chasing you, best hope the batteries die in their electric car otherwise you ain't getting away.
DeleteI love the Monkey! But I think this one would be a better amp bike for us guys…
DeleteFace it, Glen. Our next "bike" will be one of those scooters at Wally World...
ReplyDeleteYep. Old age brings some harsh realities…☹️
DeleteEpic ride THIS Scooter to shop at Wal-Mart. Tell them you self-identify as a Centar. Wear a horned helmet just for giggles.
DeleteWhat it are?
ReplyDeleteA Honda eh? What model number? I too would be interested in that! Does it come with training wheels?
ReplyDeleteIt’d be perfect for the RV, Cederq. Super quiet 4 stroke, it’d be perfect to bloop into town for a pack of smokes or a bottle of bourbon…
DeleteI'm trying to criticize it but I got nothing except you need the upgraded suspension and ape hanger option.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a bad choice. But.... when (not 'if') you have to skedaddle to the boonies because Turdo sends the RCMP after you because of what you've posted on this blog, you'll wish you had the fat rear tire of the Yamaha TW200. We've been over this before.
ReplyDeleteWho says we’re gonna run, M? 😆👍
DeleteWay things are going… THEY’LL probably be the guys that shoot Turdo…!
I bought a TW200 and was worried about “stepping down from proper sized engine” (my other bike has an 1100cc engine). The plucky little 200cc taught me the error of my biases. Now I love small displacement bikes. The TW200 has enough balls to do anything I’m brave enough to do and many things that would kill me. Sometimes I wonder if the CT125 is just as much of an unstoppable little mule.
DeleteWTF you going to do with that? Lead the drag queen parade?
ReplyDeleteNo, but I’d definitely be in the lead of the Velcro Shoes & Fanny Pack gang! 😂👍
DeleteSuit up in some appropriate gear from Abercrombie and Fitch like some hipster doofus and you'll be ready for your debut at Starbucks. Man panties will surely drop over you.
ReplyDeleteI sat on one at the Toronto motorbike show last month. Honda Trail 125. Cool little putter. If I still lived on the farm, I would consider it. But, I'm a Yamaha guy so I'd second the recommendation for the TDub instead (TW200).
ReplyDeleteThis thing looks fun in a fat girl/moped kinda way.
ReplyDeleteNo clue what it is, none of the Honda offerings in USA look even close to the base unit before all the bars and geegaws.
ReplyDeletehonda ct 125 trail, heavily dressed up. excellent little bike with huge cargo ability. been around so long there's tons of aftermarket/oem gear and parts available.
ReplyDeleteYou can just make out part of the Honda logo on the drop tube. Looks like fun.
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