Love it you made a couple of bikers happy lol, I road an R6 for a while and decided it was too much for my needs ( Great fun though ) Now have a KTM Duke 390, Still a lot of fun and practical, Miss the Yamaha but too much for our roads in the UK.
@@englishandproud100 nooo absolutely not I think the shot with the pull and me leaning forward a bit may have given you that impression but I don't do wheelies my friend ... too old for all that 😆
@@theguvnorjasonwareham thank goodness. (Too old for that) you and me both Jason, you and me both😁 I bow to your knowledge, and ability, there's so many young, (and not so young) lives lost on two wheels. I'm a great believer in the experienced guys showing the newcomers "the way to go" respect to you👍 (Sounds a bit pompous, but I ain't 😁)
@@nickhutchinson9068 had mine a year and it was brand new when I got it ... I used it for practice and it was great ... no rust no issues... I sold it to a local lad and saw him yesterday bike looks the same as the day I bought it
@@KingBlueSlimss But some bikes rust quicker than others, especially if they're just steel frames. Theres a reputation for chinese bikes to rust quicker. Im keep my bike out side and need it to with stand more moisture than normal
Love it you made a couple of bikers happy lol, I road an R6 for a while and decided it was too much for my needs ( Great fun though ) Now have a KTM Duke 390, Still a lot of fun and practical, Miss the Yamaha but too much for our roads in the UK.
Not sure about this one. Doesn't an experienced rider have to set an example to learner riders?.. hmm...
For sure and I do ...
@@theguvnorjasonwareham weren't you popping a wheelie on a public road?
Didn't the front wheel leave the ground under acceleration? Not sure 🤔
@@englishandproud100 nooo absolutely not I think the shot with the pull and me leaning forward a bit may have given you that impression but I don't do wheelies my friend ... too old for all that 😆
@@theguvnorjasonwareham thank goodness. (Too old for that) you and me both Jason, you and me both😁 I bow to your knowledge, and ability, there's so many young, (and not so young) lives lost on two wheels. I'm a great believer in the experienced guys showing the newcomers "the way to go" respect to you👍
(Sounds a bit pompous, but I ain't 😁)
Thanks for the feedback my friend stay safe out there 👍
If you want to creep up any hill buy one
It's a 125 mate ... not gonna win any races but as a start point to passing your test its a good cheap start
I take mine up steep urban hills an have to watch my speed limits.
These bikes any good?
For sure mate as a beginner bike you can't go wrong
Ive heard things about longevity etc being a Chinese bike. Do these rust instantly 🤔
@@nickhutchinson9068 had mine a year and it was brand new when I got it ... I used it for practice and it was great ... no rust no issues... I sold it to a local lad and saw him yesterday bike looks the same as the day I bought it
@@nickhutchinson9068 Any bike will rust if you don't look after it lol
@@KingBlueSlimss But some bikes rust quicker than others, especially if they're just steel frames. Theres a reputation for chinese bikes to rust quicker. Im keep my bike out side and need it to with stand more moisture than normal