I’ve got this bike 2012 model, in white. Agree with the reviewer that it’s super comfortable and very well built. It has plenty of torque and up to 160 kmh it goes extremely well. It will/ would keep up with pretty much anything in a straight line, I’d imagine, as I’ve never broken the speed limit, officers. In the twisties it’s a bit slower than a pure sports bike. The engine is amazingly good fun. Nail it in 2nd out of a corner and the torque is brilliant.
Hello my friend nice bike. I want to buy it as a second hand bike and I want to know if the engine had any issues. Also I have to ask you if you believe the seat height is ok for me (193cm). Greetings from Greece
1:27 finally someone shorter than me, I'm 5' 6.5" (1.69m). I've only briefly ridden a Honda 500X in Thailand last year on a private road. Prior to that I last rode a CG125 way back in 1995 to 1997. Can't get a bike just now sadly but I sure like this bike and the 500X. I would maybe find the 800 too heavy for me as I'm not strong and 49 years old.
@@itsallabouttheridekeepingi4449 Hi, thank you for your reply. I like the Honda 500X and this 800 Crossrunner. Other bikes like these such as Kawasaki Versys 600. I really like the Ducati off road bikes but they are extremely expensive. I had an old Honda CG125 for 2 years with the old style kick start from 1995 to 1997. I rode once from a seaside town called Largs (Scotland) where I lived at the time to Loch Lomond. Not easy on a small bike and I weight 13 stone (182 pounds).
pduffy4 have you through about the SWM 650 Superdual T ( it’s 178kg ) I own one you may have seen my reviews on it . or even their road version 440 cc bikes . Or you guys get the Fantic Caballero 500 Scrambler or the Benelli Leoncino 500 . By all reviews both great bikes and “ fantastic price new “ I would pay the extra for the more off road version of both . Plus light and low seat heights .
Interesting, I was only looking at one of these by chance after looking at VFR 800F's.....
I’ve got this bike 2012 model, in white. Agree with the reviewer that it’s super comfortable and very well built. It has plenty of torque and up to 160 kmh it goes extremely well. It will/ would keep up with pretty much anything in a straight line, I’d imagine, as I’ve never broken the speed limit, officers. In the twisties it’s a bit slower than a pure sports bike. The engine is amazingly good fun. Nail it in 2nd out of a corner and the torque is brilliant.
Hello my friend nice bike. I want to buy it as a second hand bike and I want to know if the engine had any issues.
Also I have to ask you if you believe the seat height is ok for me (193cm).
Greetings from Greece
Nice bike, i recently bought one but I can't find any hand guards for it. Where did you bought them?
Please show me how to make Hand Cover?
1:27 finally someone shorter than me, I'm 5' 6.5" (1.69m). I've only briefly ridden a Honda 500X in Thailand last year on a private road. Prior to that I last rode a CG125 way back in 1995 to 1997. Can't get a bike just now sadly but I sure like this bike and the 500X. I would maybe find the 800 too heavy for me as I'm not strong and 49 years old.
pduffy4 I’m 51 years old , but yes a heavy bike , weight is down low . “ what sort of bikes are you interested in ?
@@itsallabouttheridekeepingi4449 Hi, thank you for your reply. I like the Honda 500X and this 800 Crossrunner. Other bikes like these such as Kawasaki Versys 600. I really like the Ducati off road bikes but they are extremely expensive. I had an old Honda CG125 for 2 years with the old style kick start from 1995 to 1997. I rode once from a seaside town called Largs (Scotland) where I lived at the time to Loch Lomond. Not easy on a small bike and I weight 13 stone (182 pounds).
pduffy4 have you through about the SWM 650 Superdual T ( it’s 178kg ) I own one you may have seen my reviews on it . or even their road version 440 cc bikes . Or you guys get the Fantic Caballero 500 Scrambler or the Benelli Leoncino 500 . By all reviews both great bikes and “ fantastic price new “ I would pay the extra for the more off road version of both . Plus light and low seat heights .