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It depends on many things. What is "safe" for you, where you are from and what speed you have on the highway. Here in Germany its ok to ride with a 125cc and I never had any problem. Minimum speed in German highway is 60km/h. People are well educated how to ride on a highway so I fell safe. I usually don't take highways but when I do I ride 85-95km/h around same speed with a truck.

Go in Paris and tell me how many good/bad examples you will see. My missing gloves on a 125cc bike will bring the whole world down ;)

I have sold the PCX now, but i believe it was 2 -- 2.3L/100km.Total distance was around 1200km and 630km as done in one day. I used only country roads and with speed 70-90km/h. I even climbed at 2600m mountain pass. It was a great scooter.

@@klodjanRTW fuel consumption value is correct ... urban and intercity speed 80 - 90 km ... 2.3 - 2.4 liter consumption .... winter urban and intercity fuel consumption 2.8 - 3 LT ... I am using a 2021 Model Honda pc 125 cc... I traveled 1127 km in 24 hours without stopping... I traveled 917 km in 24 hours without stopping... I traveled 627 km in 13.5 hours without stopping... city center usage I traveled 318 km ... in total ... I traveled 2989 km ... I spent a total of 75.54 liters of gasoline ...

@@klodjanRTW Thank you for your information. Which brand and model of motorcycle do you have now?

Yes is definitely possible. Even now that I bought a Honda NC750X I still ride the same way. 80-90km/h most of the time. (ok some times 110-130km/h) But 125cc is enough to take you around the world. Check "c90adventures" on youtube you wont regret it.

Proofed , never heard of the word. You are not English.

Yes Dct is actually quite good. I only use country roads on motorbike, never highways.

Hey Mario, I will be honest with you. I tried to find how to make a GPX file but I really couldn't or it will take me a lot of time to find a way. I only use google maps with my phone for navigation, so all that "GPX" stuff are unknown to me :) . I'm sorry I couldn't help you. If you are planning to ride through Norway my tip is : when you stop for a rest and see other bikers go talk with them(especially if they are Norwegen) ask for tips, show them your route, asked them where they are heading to/where they are come from, the route they will take. Most of the people will be glad to share some tips. Before I started the trip I had a few points on the map to visit/ride but always before I go to sleep in the evening I would make the next days route. This way there was no stress, no hurrying up. Just riding, stopping here and there along the way. At the end I would find a beautiful place to pitch a tent and call it a day. Wishing you save rides/drives.

@@klodjanRTW efxaristo , I’m a bit like you not great at doing gpx routes , thanks for advice and time , trip looked amazing , kalinixta

I can't remember exactly because i have sold it. But i think 220-240 can do easy. I remember I was getting 2-2.4L/100km and it has 5.9L tank

All stock. Nothing changed except the windshield.

I only wear them when is cold. And if i crash i will probably have way bigger problems then just my hands :)

@@klodjanRTW :)

I stayed on hostels but camping is also possible. Just add a tent and sleeping bag or hammock and tarp. You can add some side soft paniers for extra space. For me just a 50L backpack is enough for months of traveling.

Hey Andrew. I understand that seems wrong but... I ride motorcycles because I like the feeling of freedom. I really enjoy just put a helmet on, swing the leg and go. Yes there is a risk... Yes it is wrong. This is the way "I" Do it and I will continue doing it this way. If I feel I need gloves, jacket or whatever else will be invented in the future(maybe we will ride with a balloon)I will use it. I don't want to be feel like a transformers just to go and grab some groceries. Every ride it is like grabbing groceries. For example If I'm going for Enduro I will grab the gear I think it's enough for me Calculating the rewards( enjoyment) and the risk. It is what it is.... Im not putting any one in danger but my self. And to be honest now. From all those videos on social media your only problem was that I didn't wear gloves on my 125cx scooter riding 40-80km/h while there are people with 1000cc bikes no gear with 300km/h on public roads...

1200-1400kms in total. 675kms was in one day.

Dankeschön :)

I had only a backpack probably 10kg and I'm 85kg. On some really really steep sections I was riding with 40km/h only. Usually I was with 50-60km/h and not full throttle on uphill . It took me to Gavia Pass 2600m with no problem :D

Its a 2013 :)

@@klodjanRTW are you Albanian?

All stock. The most of the mountains was around Gavia Pass, Hahntennjoch, Spondalunga. I just used google maps without highways. :)

Pros dont need em, only beginners 🫡

Darwin awards pros, sure!

@@der_heftige_Harald Until a "pro" in a car cuts you off.

@@krasky Na, aint happening, ultra instinct 🤓

Are gloves needed to protect others on the road? Dumbest question I've ever read.