Bigger bikes do come with problems, mostly cost but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages

I was to start with. Everything was in the wrong place 😆

@@EpicAdamMotovlogs 😆😆😆

It is still better than my Sinnis. The owner has a been driving cars & trucks for years. He rides the ybr miles. I expect him to get a larger bike soon

The YBR is a great bike! :-)

Mate!!! I've had a few Chinese knock off 125's and some decent but pretty beat up 125s....... just got a 10 year old ybr and it's blown my mind :) Don't get me wrong it's pulling no ones arms off at the lights, the breaks are poor and it feels quite chunky but it's blown me away!!! For an old bike and a well used I'm assuming they all like this......... Would definitely recommend the bike to new owners or new starters to bikes!!! Absolutely love it!! Would also like to say, Don't expect to be doing wheelies and burnouts to impress your mates (y) Or racing anybody..... But for a commuting bike or a cheap whip round to the shops......Absolutely wicked!!

Thanks. That's Instow. I have a series called The Epic Way. You should check that out. I go plenty of lovely places

2 strokes rule!

That would be EPIC if he could get a go on an RD/TZR/RG/RGV 125... especially if derestricted.

@@HippoDrones they were so easy to derestrict too.

I didn't dislike the power. I just felt a bit cramped because I'm a hunk of man 😆

I should have said 'chunk'

It must feel odd for you when you ride so many different bikes. I guess that's why you can't really review one if you don't have it for long

Yep, I can't imagine having a 125 again even though there are some great 125s now

Thanks

I'm so used the gearing on my Bandit. It starts to scream around 4k rpm. It redlines really high though

@@EpicAdamMotovlogs cor at 4k rpm you still have 6k left to play with on your Bandit mate!

@@HippoDrones yeah I make it scream when I'm bombing it but my commute to work is gentle

@@EpicAdamMotovlogs :-)

It's been a while since I made this video so I'm trying to think back to it. I think I was nervous because I knew my mate would watch the video so I didn't want to take the mick too much and I only had 20 minutes on it.

You're probably right. Since then, I have owned a Honda c90 & currently have a Himalayan. Slow is great

The thing I found strangest is that I loved going from my sinnis to the ybr when a 125 was all I knew but I didn't enjoy going from my bandit to the ybr.

@@EpicAdamMotovlogs i think if you had a 125 to add to your collection you will learn to love them again

I've never ridden a 300. Could be interesting ride though. It's nice having the power to crack open when needed

About the slow bike fast thing..... It means riding a 125 flat out to the very limit of the bike, constantly paying attention, constant focus, 1 mistake and its over.....high risk, high tension = low reward....... Versus A larger/faster bike Riden comfortably and safely with minimum effort and risk = faster speeds and more enjoyable ride..... Is what I think it means :) but personally I believe it depends on the individual As I've had more fun nipping down town at night with nobody about on a 50c moped to get a pizza than I have driving through town the same time on a 1000cc?? Felt like I was rossi on the moped and felt like i was taking the super for a walk like a new puppy!! all careful and nervous about the throttle :/ Rode a lovely road for 2 hours on a 125cc absolutely hated it with a passion!!! It was unbearable!!! Rode it in a car and big bike and it was a joy!!! Sat at 60 constant instead of 40-60 with constant gear changes and mirror checks and lane changes......... But then again I think nothing beats being off road on a bike, the speeds are no where near what you can achieve on the road but for some reason it feels so much faster!!!

foutre le camp

這他媽的到底在說什麼？？

Si, este gallo siempre hace lo wena, ya media chori en este juguete ya🤣

@@quinnpeaksbiker here comes the expert!

@@quinnpeaksbiker 🤣🤣

They will come. The Bandit was due for a respray this week but something came out which delayed that. I'll mention that in my next video.

I remember doing my 2nd cbt at I used a ybr for it & loved it. I felt weird learning for my full licence on a Yamaha Diversion then riding my 125 afterwards. I had a sinnis sp which is a Chinese version of the ybr.

I'm not going back to a 125. Don't worry

@@EpicAdamMotovlogs phew

I'll love to have a blast one day.

4 years on a cbt & 2 years with a full licence.

What do you think of it?.

@EpicAdamMotovlogs well 1st time I done gears tbh alot to take in lol .but I sold my old digita 51 moped for cheap to a friend so he offered Me the 125 ybr for 750 quid new tyres full mot I just need to get used to it.. there going 2nd hand for around 1200 from what I've seen...mine is in very good condition I love it...just alot to learn over the coming weeks mate 🙏🙏...love your channel BTW 👍 🙏

@EpicAdamMotovlogs I've been watching alot of videos tonight about how to use the gears properly too..hense no sleep before work lol.

@@Searchingforgod-j7u cheers. I've been pestering my nephew to learn how to ride a geared motorcycle. Maybe I should make a video showing people and send it to him

I agree. There are plenty of great 125s out there. The ybr is still better than the 125 I started with.

Oi whats wrong with a YBR

@OriqinLCinema nothing at all.. there are just better options.. alot of them.

@@jubei6802 ok so just a bog standard 125 then, nothing too bad about them but nothing special either. What are the top choices?

@OriqinLCinema It depends on your budget. You can get some fantastic 125s now but they cost a lot of money. I personally think its best to get something reliable and enjoy it if you plan on going for your full licence. I had a Chinese 125 that cost me £1200 new and I sold it for £300 4 years later. My fault because I abandoned it. I was going to blow it up for a video but covid hit so I couldn't use my military contacts.

You do realise the only person notified of your comment is that guy right?