Haha thanks! I saw your comment about getting something for your 11y0 the xl100 would be awesome! And it has a normal sized frame so you can ride it too. And do front flips.
I own a 1980 XL100. My grandad bought it for me to learn how to ride when I was 9 years old. I inherited the bike after he passed away so decided to put it on the road..I'm now 43 and have been commuting on the bike for the last 2 years. I am still in love with the bike, everytime I ride it I think of him.
Hey man, thanks for sharing that story. I love those kinds of stories of bikes being families for a long time. That’s really awesome. And the XL100 is such a fun machine
@@rangeroadmoto My grandad was an Isle of man TT racer in the 1930's. I restored his Rudge 250 race bike, He was pretty quick, and did an 86.9 mph lap, which is crazy when I look at the bike!
Hey guys great vintage Honda Vid!! i used to have a 1980 XL100 and it was a blast to rip up the river valley roads and bridges around Edmonton. so much fun on a under-powered bike!! how does the saying go, you can have more fun riding a slow bike fast, than riding a fast bike slow!
nice! my brother has a 1979 xl100s. I liked the front roll at 0:45. slightly sloppy, but you did just get tossed off a motorbike. looked to be a nice solid over-the-shoulder roll.
Don’t forget the 350!! My 1986 xl350r was my all time fav bike! My 1980 xl500 was probably number two! You are so right though so much fun! Come to think about it, really every bike I have ever owned since are judged against their standard. Most aren’t close!
Nice video. Suprisingly well made . Love the bikes too. Started on a 1980 xl100 and now ive moved onto a 1983 xl250r . Dont know if i could really handle a 500 in the tough trails haha the 250 already throws me around
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Nice video brother.. Keep it up!
Thanks man!
Doood! This footage had me cracking up! The front roll...Good stuff!
Haha thanks! I saw your comment about getting something for your 11y0 the xl100 would be awesome! And it has a normal sized frame so you can ride it too. And do front flips.
Love these bikes. Wish I had all my old dual sports back. 78 yam 125, 76 yam xt500, 72 Honda Motorsport 250 and 350. Those were the days.
All of those sound like a blast.
I own a 1980 XL100. My grandad bought it for me to learn how to ride when I was 9 years old. I inherited the bike after he passed away so decided to put it on the road..I'm now 43 and have been commuting on the bike for the last 2 years. I am still in love with the bike, everytime I ride it I think of him.
Hey man, thanks for sharing that story. I love those kinds of stories of bikes being families for a long time. That’s really awesome. And the XL100 is such a fun machine
@@rangeroadmoto My grandad was an Isle of man TT racer in the 1930's. I restored his Rudge 250 race bike, He was pretty quick, and did an 86.9 mph lap, which is crazy when I look at the bike!
Hey guys great vintage Honda Vid!! i used to have a 1980 XL100 and it was a blast to rip up the river valley roads and bridges around Edmonton. so much fun on a under-powered bike!!
how does the saying go, you can have more fun riding a slow bike fast, than riding a fast bike slow!
I 100% agree with that! I love little bikes.
The outtakes are gold!
Love my 1977 XL100..dope vid!
They are the best!
nice! my brother has a 1979 xl100s. I liked the front roll at 0:45. slightly sloppy, but you did just get tossed off a motorbike. looked to be a nice solid over-the-shoulder roll.
That’s Jason, he legitimately wanted to be a stunt man when he grew up
@@rangeroadmoto nice. I likes me some good rolls.
Don’t forget the 350!! My 1986 xl350r was my all time fav bike! My 1980 xl500 was probably number two! You are so right though so much fun! Come to think about it, really every bike I have ever owned since are judged against their standard. Most aren’t close!
Love this! Best motorcycle video on youtube.
Thanks!!
Nice video. Suprisingly well made . Love the bikes too. Started on a 1980 xl100 and now ive moved onto a 1983 xl250r . Dont know if i could really handle a 500 in the tough trails haha the 250 already throws me around
Nice! I found the xl500 to be pretty easy going off road, but i am a bit taller so that may have helped.
Pure fun. As long as you aint trach it. 😄
nice, cheap and light, what's not to like
Hey, I noticed on your xl100 you have a different tank, do you know by chance what honda tanks fit onto one?
I asked my buddy, he said it was just the stock one repainted
Sweet video! Is that the stock exhaust on the 100?
Yeah that is the stock set up
What seat and rear fender you have on there?
Seat is a home made job, and the fender came from something else.. not sure what tbh.
Range Road Moto about to get one of these and couldn’t be more excited. any tips?
we outside!
Didn't they also have an XL350?
Yeah! They had lots of XL models, from 50cc and up
Yes the 350 was kind of heavy and slow compared to the 250. The 250 was just slow. Wish I still had mine!
I love this so much hahah
MONSTER TRUCK WHEEL
At :46 seconds 😂