Adding your location!!

[McBert]

Can't find my profile to add my location

[McBert]

Got location sorted

[McBert]

Bike stranded at work,, think is battery issues even though the battery is less than year old.

As it's not even starting now as well as no lights,, no ignition light not even the electric sound from solenoid.

But battery not fully charging. Unsure whether I buy new one of keep try charging on different charger??

Any idea's anyone??

[skyrider]

what condition is your regulator / rectifier in

[Stu]

Start a new thread in the correct section IE pitstop

[MarkG71]

Hello I'm in Eastbourne, new to motorbike world but keen as mustard, only on a 125 right now practising for test early next year

[Bender]

51 minutes ago, MarkG71 said:

Hello I'm in Eastbourne, new to motorbike world but keen as mustard, only on a 125 right now practising for test early next year

Nothing wrong with a 125  

[dynax]

8 minutes ago, Bender said:

Nothing wrong with a 125  

 

I will second that been on mine for over 2 years now and love every minute I get to ride

[angelicter]

Thanks

[husoi]

Unless you actually ride a ST1300 and are escorted by a 125... 

[onesea]

1 hour ago, husoi said:

Unless you actually ride a ST1300 and are escorted by a 125... 

Avoid motorways, enjoy the bends, slow down on straights - there is no point getting caught on a straight.
The hardest thing is overtakes, they just don’t have the go  

[husoi]

1 hour ago, onesea said:

Avoid motorways, enjoy the bends, slow down on straights - there is no point getting caught on a straight.
The hardest thing is overtakes, they just don’t have the go  

Yes, and then you have the hills...

Something quite common in Scotland.

[Alex Kadyshevich]

I live in Three Bridges, Crawley, West Sussex

[Martynbrooks]

Hi i live in bury Lancashire 

[ranulph hildreth]

Rany Cumbria

[wall_side]

Hi! Eastbourne as well.  Still on 125 , aiming for full licence as soon I can. 

[marvin]

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[mikeyd]

Hi I’m from dagenham and currently riding my 125 while waiting to do my das . So if anyone learning and local I could do with a riding buddy 

[Whitton2023]

Location added

[Whitton2023]

On 04/07/2021 at 14:42, MarkG71 said:

Hello I'm in Eastbourne, new to motorbike world but keen as mustard, only on a 125 right now practising for test early next year

Hey I’m Hastings. Just starting out. CBT in two weeks and CB125R on order. Any tips you wish you’d been told when you were starting?

[Yorky]

9 hours ago, Whitton2023 said:

Any tips you wish you’d been told when you were starting?

 

This will very quickly get very expensive!!

[mikeyd]

18 hours ago, Whitton2023 said:

Hey I’m Hastings. Just starting out. CBT in two weeks and CB125R on order. Any tips you wish you’d been told when you were starting?

I did my cbt then bought a cb125r and now I’m booked in to do my mod1 and have already put a deposit down a a Honda 750 hornet , I only done my cbt in march , so enjoy and as others have said it will get expensive. As for the cb125r it’s a cracking little bike and can be a bit tight and snatche at first but will loosen up perfect  

Edited June 26, 2023 by mikeyd
Misspelled

[Whitton2023]

47 minutes ago, mikeyd said:

I did my cbt then bought a cb125r and now I’m booked in to do my mod1 and have already put a deposit down a a Honda 750 hornet , I only done my cbt in march , so enjoy and as others have said it will get expensive. As for the cb125r it’s a cracking little bike and can be a bit tight and snatche at first but will loosen up perfect  

Hey thanks for the advice. The cb125r is lovely to look at too, what colour did you go for. Mines blue, comes next month

 

Good luck with the mod1

[mikeyd]

Just now, Whitton2023 said:

Hey thanks for the advice. The cb125r is lovely to look at too, what colour did you go for. Mines blue, comes next month

 

Good luck with the mod1

Thanks mate , yep I got the blue one too, looks proper nice , I have had loads of different people complement it, how much you paid for yours if you don’t mind me asking . I paid 4600 and have a trade in value of 3800 for September when the new bike arrives.

[Whitton2023]

27 minutes ago, mikeyd said:

Thanks mate , yep I got the blue one too, looks proper nice , I have had loads of different people complement it, how much you paid for yours if you don’t mind me asking . I paid 4600 and have a trade in value of 3800 for September when the new bike arrives.

The same amount. No discount on it as it had to be ordered. I’m a new car manager so I get it. We don’t discount new builds either. Got a deal on some kit instead.