Got A Hankering For One Of These

In all honesty it would probably do it brilliantly, if not very quickly.

 

The Posties in OZ use these on their postal runs , good cheap reliable machines !

 

Problem with that is, I imagine you could spend quite a bit of your day looking for accommodation, some days at least. Still sounds good though.

 

When I did Ireland I just booked ahead using Booking.com, really easy. Not sure what other countries they cover.

 

I watched that, it's a very heartwarming movie.

 

My riding buddy has a Honda C90 and along with 6 others on C50/C70/C90’s have toured Northern Scotland including a few Scottish Isles from Cheshire and the group don’t/can’t use motorways.

Last year they rode via Yorkshire Dales to Stranraer for the ferry to NI, then toured Northern and Southern Island returning via Holyhead again all on little Hondas.

The only problem anyone has had for all of their tours is 3 punctures

As he says”We’ve all got big bikes and could do these trips easy peasy but where’s the challenge in that”

Go for it Nikki.

 

Why should your bike fall on your leg lass, has this happened before

My only concern about using one of those little Hondas is there’s no weather protection and with the high level pipe could it restrict the carrying of luggage such as throw overs.

I like your idea of doing another charity ride Nikki

 

Just thinking Nikki, could a little bike like that go on the back of your camper van ?

 

@BonnieCat yes I can see the sparkle in that cute bike. I’d have one!! (At my money!!)

 

If it’s priced similar to the super cub then it’s certainly not cheap. Reliable? Well it’s a Honda so you’d expect it to be even though the accountants will have it built down to a price! Why no centre stand?
Are 125’s still restricted? I seem to recall the law was changed, banning learners from 250’s, and all 125 from then on being restricted. I’ve ridden quite a few 125’s that once you reach 60mph the power just stops, almost like a switch being tripped. I’m sure in this day and age a 125 could get close to 90mph (reliably) if the hand ringing safety police hadn’t have got their way. If the CT was given its legs, I’m sure it would be a lot more fun. Let’s be honest though, like all “adventure” bikes, the road going version (super cub) will be more practical and nicer to ride on the road.
Just remember though, to some, image is everything.
If they were £2k I might even buy one!