No Place To Be

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@blandmail96 3 күн бұрын

I am a 2022 Bobber owner who bought a used 2018 T120 that had very low mileage and was garage kept. The T120 stole my heart and made me forget my Bobber because of the seat comfort and overall handling. I wanted my twin boys to fall in love with Triumph motorcycles so I gave the Bobber to one of the boys and the T120 to the other. I am awaiting some funds to purchase a newer T120 Black and can honestly say I miss the Bonnie more than I thought I would and absolutely can’t wait until I get another one 💔

@guythatnooneknowsabout7472 5 күн бұрын

Everyone is saying, that i should buy a smaller bike around 400-600cc as my first bike. Except my dad. His first bike was a Yamaha bulldog. So, it's nice that someone else is saying the same thing.

@NoPlaceToBe. 5 күн бұрын

@@guythatnooneknowsabout7472 from my own experience I would never recommend someone to get a smaller bike unless I had doubts about their riding skills. I learnt on a 600cc and power wise it felt just as fast, the only difference for me when I got this was the weight but you soon get used to it

@jh9740 7 күн бұрын

Question... how smooth are the engines. Im used to 4 cylinders and love a T120 i saw today... the salesman said the engine is like butter. I used to have a ducati L-twin and struggled with the vibrations

@NoPlaceToBe. 7 күн бұрын

Very smooth, between us we’ve been on 3/4 different models and the T120 deffo has the smoothest

@jh9740 7 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for this 😊

@arudd60 12 күн бұрын

What are those tan gloves? Love them. And also… thanks for the comparison video. Love both these bikes.

@NoPlaceToBe. 8 күн бұрын

@@arudd60 garibaldi Spain tan gloves good for everything except rain

@luckydustin17 13 күн бұрын

is the panda mic in the helmet?

@NoPlaceToBe. 8 күн бұрын

@@luckydustin17 yes tucked into the cheek pad with some good tape

@cptntwang 18 күн бұрын

I dig that cowboy-vibe of these.

@raffaelecalandrella6788 23 күн бұрын

I just bought a speed twin but I was in doubt with the t120 (and still I am) cause they are really great bikes. I ended up with the ST mainly because of the agility and riding style, more responsive, more aligned with body movements and the overall agility of the bike. Torque is there for both bikes, I agree there is no significant difference on that (unless you really push them hard, and there it’s where the sporty soul of the speed twin shines compared to the t120, even though it’s visible from the 4000rpm). Sometimes I still feel like I should have picked the t120 cause I’m 180cm tall and I think that the ST it’s a bit small for me compared to the t120, but that’s maybe just a bias. The t120 is heavier and in the city I could feel it, that was also something that made the difference to me. Nice video anyway and great triumph bikes!

@lbsublime2450 24 күн бұрын

The scenery was amazing where was this video taken?

@alexbanham2701 24 күн бұрын

This is in the Peak District in Derbyshire/yorkshire

@CopperRidesBikes 25 күн бұрын

Did you just tap on your ass and brushed your hair?

@tgdonovan1 Ай бұрын

Thanks for the enthusiastic viseo, inspiring. Helpful tomtom stuff , plan a thrill os hood but not too cirvy othewose its a cycle route! I think tomtom have stopped the customer rides, or mydrive seems to have gone, the site was amazing so im.sad its gone. Do u know any different?

@jasonwright9555 Ай бұрын

Nice video guys, thanks for that. On holiday in Sweden last week and I went into a Triumph dealer because I was interested in having a closer look at the ST. Saw one and it was lovely but then saw a T120 black with some tasty upgrades. The new owner was in there and he actually tipped me off about this channel. 🙂 Long story short, the T120 caught my eye and your video has just convinced me that this is the bike for me. Cheers from a Brit, living in Germany who likes to holiday in Scandinavia!

@elnino3903 Ай бұрын

Starter bike should be what you feel like you can handle and then proving yourself right. To assume everyone is on the same level would be wrong. T120 is the perfect starter bike, if thats your confidence levels. I love that for you bro ❤

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Fully agree. Listen to this guy folks. I have just done 10k miles on it. We will be doing a look back over the 10k and deciding if it was the right choice. Be sure to sub and stick around for that

@olavius771 Ай бұрын

Why not a T100 for a beginner? 😜

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

It’s a good question and I was close to doing that. However for roughly the same price I wanted to get a bike that I wouldn’t “outgrow” I feel if I get a T100 after a few months I would be ready for a larger bike. I’ve done some massive trips on the T120 and I feel the T100 would fall short on here

@stanleylawson9015 Ай бұрын

What’s the overall cost of ownership Mpg? As just looking at one as my only bike for commuting and weekend get always Does it generate much engine heat?

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

hi mate, MPG you are looking at around 60 which is pretty good. Really doesn't cost much to keep running. The biggest expenses are the standard annual service and insurance which is the same for any bike. Never had any issue with the engine heat. Should be a solid bike for both fun trips and commuting

@stanleylawson9015 Ай бұрын

Many thanks for replying Looking at used one found a nice 2019 model which I’ve been told is easier to decat then newer model and not much of a difference to warranty new version

@ianbaines9705 Ай бұрын

Very dapper - so did you win the best dressed competition?

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

No, it must be rigged.

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Who went to this years DGR??? - Check out the website to donate to a great cause. Also get yourself lined up for next years, we'll be doing this special event for the foreseeable future

@ricorocha_winnersfx Ай бұрын

Nice video. Wonderful place!

@allanb52 Ай бұрын

No, this not a tent it is little better than a bivvy bag. You cannot sit up, so cannot prepare food, or eat, so it is a heavy crash bag. So you out in the elements on you bike all the time, except for sleeping, that makes life so tough. There are plenty of lighter tents that are tents.

@robertprescott3533 Ай бұрын

Great video guys. How you finding the x pipe on the speed twin now you have done a few miles. Do you find it too loud? I’m thinking of getting my speed twin done with my after market exhaust. Keep up with the great videos guys. 👍

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Thanks Rob, the xpipe is awesome, just the right level of loudness and the additional pops and gargles you get are a joy to the ears, if you can do it you won't regret it! It's just the install that's a pain in the ass 🙃 hopefully more content shortly! 🙏

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

WE’RE BACK! Passion for biking has been reignited. Who else has had to shake things in order to spark a new lease of life for biking??

@JonSaperia Ай бұрын

Great video. I enjoy seeing a different type of scenery than I see in the Southwest US. I have a question for James. You mentioned the TomTom you use. I have found that using Google Maps on my iPhone is not working out that well. The batteries are just about done at the end of 4 or 5 hours and also Google Maps routes that you create on a desktop do not transfer to a mobile device correctly if you have dragged the route when planning the trip to avoid a place. So.... How do you create your routes on the TomTom, or do you just set a destination and do what TomTom says? How long do the batteries last, or do you have a feed on your bike? P.S. -- You contributed to my decision to get a Speed Twin 1200 as my first bike this January. I have a bit more than 3,000 miles on it now and it is great. It needs a wind screen since we do so much high-speed driving out here, it also needs cruise control and some other features that I can't add to it. But overall a great bike. Mine is a 2023 - bright red like yours.

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

If you use your phone I would suggest getting a wireless charging quad lock, that might fix all your issues. The tomtom is great as It has a wireless charging mount that keeps it plugged into the bone battery all the time, failing that it has about a 6 hour battery life. I tend to just punch in a destination, turn off motorways and toll roses and then select from 1 of 3 options it gives me. You can manually create routes on the app or download tomtom rider routes and yours from the app as well which is a great addition. I like having the dedicated tomtom as it doesn't require cellular data so always pulls a GPS signal and works a treat for finding unique roads unlike Google maps. Glad to hear I influenced your decision, very glad to hear you went for the speed twin in red, stay safe and enjoy riding! 😎🏍️

@JonSaperia Ай бұрын

@@NoPlaceToBe. Thanks very much. That is good information about the TomTom. I will look into it as well as having a line for charging run up to the handlebars.

@ianbaines9705 Ай бұрын

Good to see you back out and making videos. Always enjoyed your content - lovely shiny tank on the Speed Twin!!!

@NickHariri-mw9cq Ай бұрын

Love this vid. Motorbiking culture and comeradery. This is what's missing from my life. I'm booking my CBT right now.

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Absolutely love seeing these comments, go for it, and get a mate to do It as well, best decision you'll ever make 🙌🏍️ Good Luck Nick! 💪

@Davidmg_723 Ай бұрын

Great video lads, looked like a gem of a road

@dhovious6247 Ай бұрын

That was great. How much money to use the Stones song?😂. You should have named this video Hung Pony.

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Loool, didn't have to pay for it, just can't monetize our video, but it's ok, for some reason our adsence account doesn't work and we've never made a penny 😆🙃

@dhovious6247 Ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that. A labor of love then. Thanks for the fun.

@JaneStreet-vv1hg Ай бұрын

Thoroughly enjoyed the trip to Cotswolds with James and Alex ,loved the wild horses and the great banter as always .Thank you guys 🏍️🐎😘

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

Shropshire hills* 😎🏍️

@graemetaylor629 Ай бұрын

I was at the strines only on Sunday 😂

@udddiptasaikia 2 ай бұрын

I really like the t120 but tubed tires are the only reason that I am thinking of going with the speed twin 1200😅

@thepollenjock 2 ай бұрын

Absolutely awesome trip, gents, and I like how you documented it. I came across you today looking at Wingman Of The Road reviews and decided to keep watching. I’ve been to a number of the places you visited but still yet to do north of Ullapool and over the top. I’m from the northeast about 45 mins east of Inverness and same north of the Cairngorms, so no excuse really. 😂 I’d definitely recommend the northeast corner as well if you get back up here. Braemar, Ballater and the like - some lovely roads. See you on the road some day. Ride safe.

@petemcr 2 ай бұрын

good to see you got it to a good 100kmh :)

@caminho7340 2 ай бұрын

great video fellas. very based and informative knowledge

@NoPlaceToBe. Ай бұрын

We’re by no means engine and bike gurus but hope our opinions helped you out

@justride5463 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the great video! This is totally off topic, but what make / model is that leather jacket you're wearing in the video? Looks nice and I like the zippered forearm vents.

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

Thanks bud, the jacket is Garibaldi original vintage line, I'm sure you could find it if you have a Google! 🙌🤞

@justride5463 2 ай бұрын

@@NoPlaceToBe. excellent thank you!!

@davidsanderson1891 2 ай бұрын

Hi gents just a add on .I subscribe from your nc500 videos. Which were brilliant I really enjoyed your take on that adventure. Thank you old dave

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave, means a lot to hear your support and your appreciation for the NC500 videos, we often look back on them with fun memories, it was an incredible trip. Hopefully more to come soon, weather pending! 🤞🙌

@davidsanderson1891 2 ай бұрын

Evening young gents . I've been subscribed for a while now. Don't often comment on videos I enjoy. BUT this one had to be done/. I have FULL respect to grandad Me being 67 years old now retired. Don't ride .Don't have a channel. But totally relate to grandad life. Thank you gentleman. This was one of your best .looking forward to your adventures moving forward in 2024...thank you again young sir's...old dave. (From Sunderland. )

@Dante-do6ju 2 ай бұрын

Dear bikers, question, which seat is the one on the Bonnie T120? it looks comfortable. Please mark and I will see if it is available in Germany. Tk u in advance. CMD from Germany.

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

It is the motone rattler seat. Should be available for shipping. Great seat

@lisaholloway888 2 ай бұрын

A537 is the road past c&f

@lisaholloway888 2 ай бұрын

Recently brought the rider 550 and learnt a few things from thus video. Alot ice watched woffle too much about it so I loose the concentration. You guys are fab. Be nice to know what media your using so you can record your audio on your gopro. I have a mod thing for my gp10 but not sure how to hook it up to my cardo bold to chat on my gopro as don't fancy lots of wires off my helmet. Ant suggestions

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

Thanks Lisa, we have a video on the channel showing you how to hook up your coms via your cards to GP10, hopefully it's of some use and easy to find! A fair few wires though is the only issue 😕

@lisaholloway888 2 ай бұрын

Come on. 😮boys. Don't forget us girls. 😊

@dozer877 2 ай бұрын

I have a ninja 1000sx 2020 at the moment, great bike blah blah, but zero character, I thinking of the T120

@bigbadvicHo 2 ай бұрын

Could the Street twin be made to look and feel like a Bonneville?

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

For the most part it is. The main difference is the weight and how the T120 flows around the roads where as speed twin attacks them the bit more. That’s the best way I can describe it

@bigbadvicHo 2 ай бұрын

Can you have straight exhaust put on the Speed Twin? I like that classic look.

@lawrieyoutube4375 2 ай бұрын

I rode a Bonny in the 1960s. Australia. Had a few bikes since. Nothing compares. Retired now and would like to return to riding. Seeing the new Bonneville T120 with the modern touches is just awesome and gladdens my heart. (But the price does other things to my nervous system.) I sat on one at a dealers recently and started it up. I felt absolutely at home. As if I'd never been off it. It fitted like a glove. Thanks for the video. These POV videos looking over the bars at the road, and picking a line with the clocks right there, is just magic. Add the sound of that wonderful motor and...well. You are right about seeing yourself in the shop windows. It's sort of funny, but being on a Bonneville is kind of who I am. Just the thought of it brings some inner peace. Even when I don't own one. Is that crackers? I used to take my then girlfriend out on it back then. We're still married.

@glenbreaks5448 2 ай бұрын

I bought a new Thruxton R in 2016. I have other bikes but find the riding position of the Thruxton best for my aging 69 year old back. I fitted the Triumph quick release panniers and have done a lot of touring with the bike. Why not have a light sporty bike with great suspension when riding hard day in and day out? I also fitted the factory fairing which works very well, even in strong crosswinds. Longest tour so far 4500 kms. Longest single day 1100 kms from Twin Butte , Alberta to Vancouver BC in one long day. I was still able to walk afterward!

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

Thruxton was a close one for me too. But for sure touring and longer trips it would’ve been difficult hence the T120x Would love a lighter sportier bike to whip out for some days.

@glenbreaks5448 2 ай бұрын

The Thruxton isn't at all difficult on longer trips. I have done some real long trips with it. I use the Triumph quick detachable panniers, they work great! The Thruxton would be too cramped for 2 up touring. It's only good for solo touring. With the comfort dual seat fitted it will haul 2, but I wouldn't want to try touring with it. The T120 would be much better for 2 up touring and 2 up riding in general.

@artstar5994 2 ай бұрын

The bench seat and vintage styling is drawing me to this bike. Your paying 10,000 but were being charged 13,000 here in the states.The Kawasaki 900 that people are comparing this to is available but just seems thrown together without alot of attention to detail. It's just fast. And in no way, shape, or form compares to the T120. It's just simply a gorgeous bike.

@NoPlaceToBe. 2 ай бұрын

I managed to pick it up second hand for around 9K GBP. Not sure what the markets like in the states, The quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten ahah. Hope you get the bike you want mate

@matthewjames4268 2 ай бұрын

Bought a 1970 BSA off a customer. Will ride that this summer but I've wanted a T120 for awhile.

@DaveSunderland 2 ай бұрын

Which bike grounds out first?

@DikiciMotovlog 2 ай бұрын

I have the Toucan and I love how comfortable it is... It's heavy but since I am driving a GS doesn't really matter that much, unless you'll do off-road. It's a very good back rest actually...

@buzz4774 2 ай бұрын

Speed Twin....oil leaking piece of crap. How do I know? I have one (2019). In the shop for 3rd time. Once for oil pump and twice for stator wire leak. Should have stuck with a metric bike, but noooo...I wanted a European Triumph, as in Europeeeeing oil all over the damn place!

@mikeyb6737 2 ай бұрын

The swags are better. Those things are made in China with cheap materials. Save your money and buy a quality Australian swag. These are not 2 man tents if you want to sleep

@inspectorclouseau3880 2 ай бұрын

Nice vid guys, keep biking

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