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Hello all,

Just was interested in advise really, Im 31, been driving for 14 years, and have decided its about time I got my arse into gear and get my CBT out the way then maybe full bike license in a 6months. I love the open air, and im thinking Biking could possibly pull me away abit from my passion in cars.

Now ive taken a big interest in the Yamaha YBR 125, and mainly id like to use it for pottering about, getting into town etc, but also will do a few journeys on nice days on the country lane twisties.

For anyone that owns one of these or maybe 125 in general, how does a 125 fair up as an all round Bike? I know its not fast at all, but im more at the moment wanting to get good road sense on a Bike and obviuosly to build up my confidense then perhaps decide later on I want something with more guts.

Can 125`s cruise at 55-60 or is that absolutely pushing it? Also does anyone here ride long journeys on a 125? Im guessing a big issue would be getting stuck behind a lorry and not having the power to shoot past.

Any thoughts would be greatly apprecited

Kind Regards

Sam

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well i have a Ybr at the moment, it can cruise at 50mph no problem

i can get mines to do 70 on the motorway and even had it up to 85mph

i use it for running into town and country roads, and its awsome for that.

remember its a 125 so trying to moddify it isnt probally the best idea, they are also easy to work on.

i would recomend one, tho they arnt for tall people. Yzf r125 is probally good aswell and has a higher speed slightly, but does cost a quite abit more.

i say go for it, the ball is in your court.

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well i have a Ybr at the moment, it can cruise at 50mph no problem

i can get mines to do 70 on the motorway and even had it up to 85mph

i use it for running into town and country roads, and its awsome for that.

remember its a 125 so trying to moddify it isnt probally the best idea, they are also easy to work on.

i would recomend one, tho they arnt for tall people. Yzf r125 is probally good aswell and has a higher speed slightly, but does cost a quite abit more.

i say go for it, the ball is in your court.

Thanks for the reply, sounds very positive to me :), definately think its the right decision, there doesnt seem to be bad reviews about the bike, for what it is, it does the job. Will save me a fortune on fuel aswell so im tempted to buy one brand new.

Regards

Sam

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I ride a fz6 but have been looking for something small and good economical wise due to the ripp off fuel prices, i agree the ybr 125 looks thie biz, just want something to use for town work and maybe the odd long ride. Rob.

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I ride a fz6 but have been looking for something small and good economical wise due to the ripp off fuel prices, i agree the ybr 125 looks thie biz, just want something to use for town work and maybe the odd long ride. Rob.

i get 150 miles from £8

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ybr?

great bike for getting a good bike road sense, it has safe handling and brakes are great, im 28 and done my cbt in march, im a big lad and the bike has taken everything i have thrown at it on long runs,it has never missed a beat, i just let the air cooled engine have a rest every h

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ybr?

great bike for getting a good bike road sense, it has safe handling and brakes are great, im 28 and done my cbt in march, im a big lad and the bike has taken everything i have thrown at it on long runs,it has never missed a beat, i just let the air cooled engine have a rest every hour while i take a refreshment.

it is an easy handling bike for slow control driving and should see you through a test no probs.

but the downside is with any 4stroke 125cc is the lack of torque trying to overtake any vehicle at speed is a nono unless you have a

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Guest FZ6 GEOFF S2

i get 150 miles from £8

got 225miles to mine! (well once) it cost me £6 on shell optimax! just under 3 years ago

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got 225miles to mine! (well once) it cost me £6 on shell optimax! just under 3 years ago

i push my bike to the limits

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Can 125`s cruise at 55-60 or is that absolutely pushing it? Also does anyone here ride long journeys on a 125? Im guessing a big issue would be getting stuck behind a lorry and not having the power to shoot past.

I have the YBR i take it on long runs to my fathers about 250miles the bike is comfortable to ride and is nippy enough i got past plenty of trucks because of the twisty roads they were only allowed to do 40 on. on a motorway it is a problem tho.

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I have the YBR i take it on long runs to my fathers about 250miles the bike is comfortable to ride and is nippy enough i got past plenty of trucks because of the twisty roads they were only allowed to do 40 on. on a motorway it is a problem tho.

Wouldnt one take a naked 125 on motorway.!

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A litle bit late for a reply but every one should see this so to understand the features of this bike...

http://www.re-moto.com/index.php

Ah, and dear ShoKz,

With the European (catalized) model

70MPH OK (112Km) and that's not everytime,

but 85MPH (137Km) whow...

Maybe while going downheel (at least 10%inclined) with the wind on your back (at least 7-8 Bf)... <_<

Anyway, it's agreat deal for the money wanted.

In Greece the carburator model (2007) costs 1800 Euro(1100-1200Pounds) and the fuel injection model -2008- 2100 Euro, that is allmost 50% lower price than in the UK and thats for new ones OK?

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