And I bought one and pick it up next month. Thanks man

If you havent got one yet you may want to start looking at them. Ive recently bought one from a kawasaki dealership and the dealer said that theirs a shortage of a certain part so they arent maiing anymore 125cc bikes this year

@@pror6splayer642 i do infact have one now, i own a r125. thank you anyways

Get a 600cc you wont regret it.

It's better to get it first, and tell her later. That's my strategy 😂😂😂

Thanks dude! :)

Look into the gsxr125 too, but it's costlier to insure in comparison to the ninja

@@gopi6162 I loveeeee the gsxr 125. I had to sell it as was getting yobbo attention and I could risk them braking in again. 100% want that again

havr you bought it yet?

@@prinsarnaproduction1133 after a few months hopefully

@@MB-id1uh Did you buy it?

Take it easy and wear gear!

It depends on the rider. I'm pretty heavy at 20 stone and 6ft but still found it manageable and I'm sure for a lighter rider it would be fine.

I think the Z would make a more comfortable bike if ur gunna ride it regularly. Ninja looks way nicer though!

I also have a Aerox 50cc 2 stroke, I've gone 55 mph gps on it

Im 6ft but i find the riding stance a little cramped but i think its cus my beer belly gets in the way! I have the high-seat installed but didnt make much difference. Would highly reccomend you sit on one first but its not a bike a tall person can ride for hours on end.

I'm 6'3, 185 lbs (85kg) and I can sit quite well on it and it's comfortable to ride so i don't think u should have a problem with it.

@@berseli5783 yeah must be the 260lbs thats the issue for me 😂

If you are planning on riding longer distances ide go duke, but I suspect the seating position of the ninja makes it more sporty for the twisties!

Its a sporty stance yeah, but it hasnt hurt my back yet!

First year is usually quite a lot, about 20% of the value of the vehicle, but after a year it went down to about 10% of the vehicle value.

First registered in 2019, but I don't think there are any major updates between the model years apart from the colour schemes.

@@EddCroucher Thanks a lot for passing that information. I’ll be looking for 2019 and above models then if there isn’t much difference! Hope you have a good day :-)

@@EddCroucher one quick question... do u think this bike will do good for a beginner rider? I’m going to do my cbt then thinking of getting a ninja 125?

@@MK-jp6cc I started on it and think its perfect for a beginner who wants something that is very quick to lean in and has sport bike ergonomics.

I've also looked at the bennelli bn (but like 50/50 with that one

@@bennyg-rides Honestly, out of the Ninja and the Yam, just go for the one you like the look of the best, and whichever one you can find the best deal on as they will ride and deliver the small amount of power they have almost identically. If you are a larger rider like myself however don't expect them to be particularly comfortable bikes compared with the naked 125 offerings. Kinda wish I went for the MT-125 in hindsight.

Exact same as me man, this ninja is so nice but the Yamaha is also so tempting

Ninja H2 with all of the R mods 👌

Increasing the revs or decreasing the revs of the engine to match the speed of the bike or car to the gear you are in.

Naa way less, if you do it yourself basics like oil and filter will be around £50, but tyres and brake discs will be a bit more expensive of course. Ide say put a few hundred aside each year for maintenance which will allow you to have extra for tyres, brakes and the like every other year.

@@EddCroucher WOW tnx for replying! subbed for your amazing insight ^^. Btw does it matter to buy the 2023 model? cus 2020 model is like 500 pounds cheaper and i dont see anything different on it?

@@amirashoori4197 No major updates bar paint as far as I can tell, but buying one that's done a few hundred miles might save you a few quid!

Ninja for me, just because of the aesthetics!

I was indeed ✌️

New they are £3899 base price, i got mine 6 months old with 800 miles on the clock for £3250 👍

@@EddCroucher in india its just $2000

@@sumitdahiya3112 but the average salary is more than 50x lower than England, so I would hope it was cheaper

Im 260 and it moves, but i wouldn’t expect much over 60mph weighing 300+ and the front forks will deffo bottom out under heavy breaking.

@@EddCroucher as long as it can do 30-40 mph that’s all I need

@@user-qp8vu6sx8l 50+ EZ

@@EddCroucher happy days thank you for replying sir

You want to try and change the spark plug 🤣🤣🤣