The CB125F 2021-on topic
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Re: The CB125F 2021-on topic
The tyres are tubeless, the seat to peg is the same as my Innova, initially the engine is tight and about the same as the Innova, but having run it in it is quicker than my FI Innova.
I have now completed 2000 miles and I'm 100% happy with it, it goes out on Honda Owners Club rides and has no trouble keeping up with their pace.
Now its having to work for its living, petrol consumption is about !60-!90 mpg, 200 is still possible on light throttle, the most important thing is the engine is so smooth, I've fitted mirror extenders and ride at 50-60mph so its usable on motorways keeping a rear view for any fast lorries coming up, but most I can run with.
It is made in Italy, I've had a few bikes from that factory and quality is good.
I have now completed 2000 miles and I'm 100% happy with it, it goes out on Honda Owners Club rides and has no trouble keeping up with their pace.
Now its having to work for its living, petrol consumption is about !60-!90 mpg, 200 is still possible on light throttle, the most important thing is the engine is so smooth, I've fitted mirror extenders and ride at 50-60mph so its usable on motorways keeping a rear view for any fast lorries coming up, but most I can run with.
It is made in Italy, I've had a few bikes from that factory and quality is good.
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Re: The CB125F 2021-on topic
so what mirror extenders dave and where did you get them,and i know its a red one,
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203878296373 ... Swun9g4DOU
Mirror extenders. No more shoulders in the mirrors. A great safety aid.
Mirror extenders. No more shoulders in the mirrors. A great safety aid.
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Re: The CB125F 2021-on topic
Dont they cut down on the extreme filtering
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Yes they do, but on balance they are worth fitting.
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Sounds really good.....it would be a toss up between one of these and a c125. The large tank sounds fantastic. I love my inj innova, but always wish the tank was slightly larger.dmw1950 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 10:56 amThe tyres are tubeless, the seat to peg is the same as my Innova, initially the engine is tight and about the same as the Innova, but having run it in it is quicker than my FI Innova.
I have now completed 2000 miles and I'm 100% happy with it, it goes out on Honda Owners Club rides and has no trouble keeping up with their pace.
Now its having to work for its living, petrol consumption is about !60-!90 mpg, 200 is still possible on light throttle, the most important thing is the engine is so smooth, I've fitted mirror extenders and ride at 50-60mph so its usable on motorways keeping a rear view for any fast lorries coming up, but most I can run with.
It is made in Italy, I've had a few bikes from that factory and quality is good.
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spoke to one person today,the gear lever was hanging off the spline he only got it last thursday told him to take it back to dealer.
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I've moved the gear lever up one tooth on mine and Pete's bike, you should have done it for him, a man of your calibre should do it in a minute.
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2 many people telling him what to do,
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is this a common thing on these honda,s i noticed another one with the gear level not on propleyrichie the 1st wrote: ↑Sun Apr 17, 2022 1:28 pmspoke to one person today,the gear lever was hanging off the spline he only got it last thursday told him to take it back to dealer.