That’s awesome! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and took that message from it. We’ve always believed in small bike adventures. We even did a video series specifically to build a £500 adventure bike to prove it could be done. Although I think we overspent by £7 😁 There’s a brilliant Facebook group called ‘Great Fun on Small Bikes’ that’s chock full of sub 250cc adventure fanatics. It’s worth a look for more stuff like this 👍👍

Amazing! You’re going to love it. I’m still enjoying mine. Hoping to get out camping again this summer 👍

A brilliant little bike 👍

Us neither. Looking forward to some more small bike camping this year 👍

Sounds like we have similar tastes. We both have the Address and a 750 Kawasaki. Good skills! What’s your 750? I agree they’re like chalk and cheese but both great fun 👍

That’s a really kind comment. Thank you. So glad you enjoyed it 👍

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 👍

Thanks mate. I did enjoy this trip. It was supposed to be the first of many scooter trips, but life gets in the way eh? Glad you’re still enjoying the video 👍

Thanks Mike. A heavenly place indeed!

James Carey Thanks James. That’s praise indeed. This adventure (and taking my watercolours) was completely inspired by your own scooter camping and painting videos. I’ve been watching them a few months now. We spoke briefly about them on my original KZfaq profile before I set up this one. So thanks for the inspiration, and for subscribing. Where did you visit in the UK? England isn’t so good for scooter wild camping unfortunately, but being pretty small, you can see a lot on a small scooter. Give us a shout if you ever head back over.

yes, I do remember you saying about the 110, I hope to see many more videos of you camping, I like your style, filming and editing :)

Hi James love your videos to waiting eagerly for you next enjoyed your 3 part trip phil

It’s a beautiful place. You’ll have a brilliant time if you do 👍

Greetings from England! Thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you’re out in the country air 😀

Thanks for watching 👍👍

Cheers Arnie 👍

Thanks for watching. Greetings from the UK 👍

Cheers Matthew. The old 125 Address should be great fun around the back roads. Have fun 👍

One of the best 👍

A solid weekends work then 😆 Hopefully you’ll get it sorted soon and get out on it again 👍

Was it covered ?

Agreed. Stick some decent tyres on and you’re good to go. Enjoy!

Yes it’s magic! I had a sleeping bag in my rucksack, but everything else is in the bike 👍

Thanks Joshua 😎

@@MechitBetter are you still using until now?

Yes I still use it regularly 🙂

Cheers Ivan. It’s a real bargain of a bike 👍👍

Thanks Dan. I’ve never ridden the a innova so I couldn’t say. I did consider one before buying the Address though as I understand them to be excellent bikes. A bit different in that they’re semi auto and chain driven rather than CVT belt driven. The tiny tiny fuel tank on the Innova put me off a bit because I wanted to do longer days or camping trips like this. The range on the Address is about 130 miles where as an Innova will only do about half that with the standard tank. Both excellent bikes though I think 👍

Okay, so...?

how much is it there

Hey Dave. I’ve still got the bike but I don’t get chance to use it much. I’ve got just over 6000 miles on it so far, with no problems. It’s a great bike 👍

Cheers Michael! No GS required for this kind of stuff. We did a series where we rebuilt a Honda CG125 with a total budget of £500, including the bike. Then I rode it up to Scotland for a weeks touring and camping. Loved it! The t-Max should be great for a camping trip. Enjoy!

Hi! I’ll try and make a video soon. What was the issue with fitting the one you bought?

@@MechitBetter Bought on eBay but the base plate didn't line up with the holes/screws on the OEM Suzuki rack. I think most base plates that come with Top Cases are mostly made to accomodate the tubular steal types of rear luggage racks ("Ventura" or similar). The OEM Suzuki Address Top Case is way too small and expensive, what size case have you fitted mate? Cheers.

@@nikitis13 You need to drill holes on the base plate according to the holes on the scooter rack(always use washers in bolting base plate down to the rack, "double bolts" is strongly recommended to keep single bolt from loosening) . Choose the size of your top box based upon your practical needs. I would recommend that adding a thick rubber mat(about quarter inch) between base plate and rack to keep plastic base plate from cracking due to bumping over the time. Also, drill a screw through washer inside the bottom of your top box to attach it to base plate to keep your top box from prying away by thieves.

This model of Address has tubeless as standard, so yes probably easier in case of a simple puncture 😁👍

@@MechitBetter overseas. They have tubes in them. But I used to change the front to tubeless. I'm buying another one I pick it up Friday. In AUSTRALIA at the moment. Will have to check if their standard tubeless or not. Thanks

No. I risked it. I probably should have taken one, but I know the area well and was confident I could find help if I needed it 👍

Rocking in a free world That’s a hard question to answer. How long do you want to ride for? What types of roads etc? The tank range of the scooter is 130 miles. Top speed 60-65mph. Reliability is good. Comfort is OK but it’s not really built for distance. Personally I think anything over 150 miles in a day would be boring. I prefer to ride smaller roads and enjoy the views and stop to see villages. 80-100 miles a day is about right for me

Rolando Perez Perhaps you can tell me!

Cool bike though. What does it need doing to it?

Yes, I do still have it 👍

Excellent. You’ll love it I hope! My phone holder was from amazon. Something like this. www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01G3DVW90/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_u3TuDbH2W1D01

Also >> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gN-Vnq-fv97dkZ8.html

Anything that fits on the wing mirror stem will work. Mine is a Motopower MP0609D. Looks like this style is harder to get hold of these days though 🤷🏼‍♂️

If you’re 180cm then you should fit comfortably. I’m taller at 188cm, and it’s OK for me 👍

@@MechitBetter thank you so much

This scooter will travel any distance you want to go, so long as you can stay comfortable 👍