I Went Around the UK on a 125cc
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- The new 2021 Sinnis Terrain 125 is a learner-legal adventure bike with a liquid cooled 12.7BHP, over 66 litres of luggage capacity, and a 14 litre tank giving you well in excess of 160 mile range.
For this Sinnis Terrain 125 review I decided to do something different and attempted the Iron Butt 'Full Monty' ride where you ride around the UK in under 48 hours - there's no way you can do that on a Sinnis Terrain 125cc motorcycle, but I wanted to try and do it in under 72 hours.
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Was thinking while watching this what's the point putting yourself through that but I suppose it's like any other endurance challenge. You give yourself a target and finish and that's it. I might try something similar here in Ireland. Great video's 🤟
Cheers Chris.
It always amuses me when I do these type of rides and get people commenting the same old stuff - Why? What’s the point? Etc etc etc
As you rightly say it’s just a challenge I set myself, because most people won’t, or can’t do these type of rides. I can, and I like to push myself in them each time to try something different in my riding and life.
I’m chuffed you get it bud, and even more chuffed that you sound like you’re going to give a challenge a go yourself.
Whatever it is, go for it and see it through bud 👏👍
@@teapotone cheers Bruce you've definitely planted the seed. 💪
@@chrissandy9935 making yourself uncomfortable is good for you, be it on the bike walking or anything really, step outside the comfort zone and try, you will be amazed what changes
100% 👏👍
Its also proof at 17 when you pass your cbt that the country is there, you have the freedom to go explore it and not stay inside the bubble you know.
My family at the time lived near Falkirk, we had the camper van ready to go to the western isles and i said i wanted to take my 125cc motorbike and ride it there, so they booked a spot on the ferry and my step dad said not to worry if something goes wrong, we will be behind you as he use to ride bikes when younger.
It was great, i did forget to fill up at Tyndrum so in the middle of Glen Coe I had to flag them down to fill the tank but i loved it.
The video shows a 125 can go anywhere just a bit slower than a mid range or 1000cc plus bike lol
I have to admit that my old 125 commuter was brilliant. And saved me loads when I wasn't as well off. From a guy with a Panigale in the garage, 125's are brilliant!
Bruce, you are an absolute legend 👏
All that way in 2 and a half days!! Brilliant, on a 125??!
Complete legend........and loony🤣
Well done mate, keep up the great work.
Grumps
Thanks Grumps 👍
Best video you've done bang on who'd of thought chinese 125 more reliable than a 1250 gs great work.
I'm really proud of that little 125. I mean, less than £3k for all that bike, and the fun and adventure. Well done Sinnis Motorcycles. And well done Bruce! Epic effort. I just popped into the garage and took another look at my T125, with a renewed appreciation. "Well done," I said. "Well done."
I’m about to do the same thing on a gn125 in NewZealand lol
As a small capacity rider myself ( Vespa 300) l really appreciated this set of videos. I had big bikes for years and occasionally miss the sheer power but it’s amazing what you can do very cheaply and l will say, with more sense of fulfillment, on a smaller machine.
Recognised the Inverness road immediately!
Superb effort sir! 👍
Can you do the same trip on the Sinnis' big brother? I mean, have a couple of days off first, next week should be fine. I might be in the market for the Terrain 360.
Great video, I’ve got the 2021 terrain and love it. I’m only 5’7” and this wee bike is perfect for me. I’m ready to upgrade and passing the sinnis down to my son. 👍🏼
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Some would call it fun, maybe, others, well? As for that deer, not sure you'd have hit it on a bigger bike, why, something tells me it would have been a day late for you being there. lol
Hi TeapotOne.. Classic videos really enjoyed them... Last year at the start of the covid I bought myself a Sym NHT 125 to get to work and back. Earlier this year I decided to take a adventure on it, I bought some cheap throwovers and stuffer bag, small tent and sleeping bag. I went from West Yorkshire up to Northern Scotland on the A & B roads as I have not yet passed my test, I first headed to Arran, Oban, Via Fort William to the Isle of Skye then followed the coast up to Durness, including the infamos pass over to Applecross then back home Via Inverness, Edingburgh, Northumberland and the Yorkshire Dales. Just over 1300 miles in total. Had a craking time even the weather was good. I did it over 10 days. Most people thought I was some kind of nutter for doing a trip like this on a 125. Like you I am just under 6 feet tall and 19 stones, I am already planning my 2022 adventure, with a friend this time round. Hopefully I will have passed my test by then. If not I might give the Sinnus Terrain a go..
Cracking series bruce, can't say I'd want to do that ride on a 125, am planning a 'teapot esk' jaunt of around 700 miles in a day, just waiting for some nice weather, want to get some more miles piled on my street triple, only done about 2.5k this year,
I've honestly got no idea how you managed to do that in such a short space of time... I rode from Manchester to Monmouth last weekend, and I was knackered after 150 miles of A & B roads!
He is a superhuman mile-crunching machine! I would be wrecked after the first leg I think... Probably need a week to recover too lol.
Ha Ha thanks folks - it’s just what you’re used to. I’ve always done big miles and spent long times on the bike, plus I’m a very stubborn person so when I set my mind on something, I make it happen, no matter how uncomfortable 😬🤦♂️🤣👍
Made it to John o groats in June by bike and when we were there met a couple of lads one of whom, on a Suzuki GSX - F, said he had hit a deer at 70 on the way up. He said he’d literally chopped it in half and we laughed thinking yeah right. Then he shows us the photos of half a deer. Quite a tale to tell. Stay safe kids.
Aye my mate Jimbo hit a deer on his R6 and chopped it in half!
Your eyes looked terrible. Breaking news : doing that trip is not a good idea LOL
Bruce, you’re a proper nutter… just brilliant. Hot cuppa and cake always on offer if you need it on one of your adventures and you’re passing. Pleasure to meet you a couple of weekends back at Wildbad. Keep em comin. Cheers 👍👍
Bit of possible useless information. My uncle built the England sign and I built the Scottish one back in 93.
We did them when Balfour Beatty did the duel carridgeway of the A1.
125s are brilliant I have a full license and own 2 125cc scooters the Yamaha majesty s and the Xmax, both 4 valve liquid cooled, both are capable of long motorway trips, with all the speed limits dropping and fuel prices rising I’ll be sticking with my 125s,
Great video and adventure well done 👍
Great effort Bruce 👏...as I rode from Pembroke Dock to Chichester yesterday on my T7, Wales was driving wind and rain and the endless M4 was gridlocked...but every time i felt it was a bit of a grind I just smiled and thought of Teapot on the little Sinnis 125...! Cheers, Steve
Ha Ha, good work 👏👍
i dont evem own a car just a old retro style chinese 125 cc bike here in italy IT POSDIBLE GUYS👍👍✌💥
Braver man than me! Could I suggest a snugpak sleeping bag and a gortex bivi bag for your sleep breaks? That would be my minimum.
I'm thinking of buying this. I'm 6ft 7 and really struggling to find a decent size bike.
Great vlig. Welkdone fella.
That bike works better with mrs, tins on tour sat in it lol.
Great bike for thies it is aimed at.
👍👍👍👍👍
Very good. When I go touring on my 125 Super Cub, I don’t find I’m holding all the traffic up on A and B roads. I Have more fun on the small bike than on my litre plus tourer. That’s why I don’t have it any more. Reckon one of those Sinnis things might be in my future.
the A823, or as me and my friends call it, the Glen road. in my van or on the motorbike i do enjoy driving that road, but more often than not if i going Stirling to Dundee on the motorbike, i usually say to myself, the Glen road or not the Glen road, yeah of course lets use it lol
That's some serious adventure 😲..... I don't know how you did it, but I take my hat off to you 👍👍👍......All the best 🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺
To want to do this to yourself, tells me everything I need to know about your perverse masochistic tendencies 😆
Does the bike over heat after really long journeys. if so how long can it until it does?
I did 400 miles to France none stop on a sinnis 125 no problem. as a matter of fact my mate took me in his car and it took him about the same time .
That's one journey on a bigger bike,but on a 125 it is outstanding. Great job big fella....liked and thanks as always.....🏴
Brilliant stuff! Not quite this league but just done a 157 mile ride out yesterday on my little Xena, and have another 180+mile ride planned for this coming weekend.
Brilliant couple of Videos - great advert for Sinnis and the ability of small bikes - You have officially earned an "I'm a nutter"" T-shirt - Respect!
No lizard point!!!!! Fail …… lol good stuff mate keep it coming
Could this be a replacement for my 1250 Rt ?
Good timing, just got in from work.....brew time👍
I can praise 125's all day long, they're great little machines.
The thing is, you've proved that you don't need to go all out booking time off, making reservations, saving cash for hotels etc...all you need to do is get on the bike, start riding and stop making excuses. Thanks for this Bruce, I need to start following your example a bit more I think! 👍
Mate, I just head north to Scotland whenever the weather breaks. My wife tracks me on her phone. She knows me so well, that as I'm getting tired. A choice of 3 pubs/B&B pop up on my phone. I just select the one I want and she sorts it. Top girl.
Ha Ha that’s brilliant! 👏👍
Cheers Matt, aye this type of thing isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it can certainly be done 👍
Did a 1000miles non stop except fuel and ferry, once, back from continent on very comfy fjr1300. It killed me. Never again. Youre a soldier
Are you going to run a competition for how many times you said 20 stone.
Absolutely love these challenges, last year I did London to lands end and back in a day, currently planning lands end to John o groats in a day run, looking to pump 1000 miles in a day just for the mileage,
Keep doing it teapot 🤪
From the west coast of Portugal to the eastern tip of Siberia would be a good run lol.
Love from India bro 🔥 you are awesome because I'm following you from past few years 👍
Thank you Sandesh 👍
@@teapotone wow 🙏
Well, I rather enjoyed this. After looking at many 125's myself ( having only big bikes for 15 Years) I ended up with the Zontes G1 125 Scrambler, and put the SR38 Shad cafe racer saddle bags on it, absolutely love it!! Sure the power is not like my Ducati 906 Paso but at least this time around I can actually see the scenery and wonderful places... before I went too fast to see anything! Taking it easy and enjoying a ride is really what it's all about...
Plenty of adventures up ahead riding my 125cc G1 Scrambler!!!
I've only just reached the 1.000 kilometers mark and just got the 1st. Service done ✅. Now I can do a nice longish trip👍
A bit shorter than your marathon though, I would be completely broken after what you just did!!!
Thx for sharing 👍
Fit like en? You Sir are fekn insane min, some challenge that!! It certainly makes me want to get out on my 125 and go further though, depression has a way of making me not go out or just go a wee distance so I'm definitely inspired. Just found the channel, love it. Keep it up.
Cheers min, ach nae bad chiel, foo’s yer doo’s?
Aye I find that I do sometimes need a bit of a shove to get out on the bike when I’m not in a good frame of mind, but I never regret going for a blat somewhere once I’m out.
Stay safe loon 👍
Bloody hell ! there is no way I could have done that , not even on a big bike , and I would have had a nights kip or 2 , your crazy , but you proved a point , the Sinnis 125 held up well .
Well done you nutcase LOL
👏👏well done Bruce, your mad 🤣👍
Ha Ha cheers Tony 👍
Hopefully your vision came back. Well done! 😎👍🍻
Thanks Garth,
Aye it cleared up a few days later ta 👍
Great video - maybe 50cc next? ;)
The power of learner 125 bikes, leaves the riders playing russian roulette with he hgv's on dual carriage ways. they need a little bit more power, to be able to overtake safely
Just getting into the world of motorbikes ive always wanted one but always got told too dangerous ect. So just this week decided enoughs enough and im doing it CBT is booked for Wednesday and the New Sym 125cc was bought this morning and waiting to be registered. So seeing what can be done on a 125cc is truly inspiring and im already wanting to plan long distance trips to get the most from the bike. Congratulations on this trip and hope to see more in future
By now I hope your eye and your arse have recovered well! What an insane way to spend some time on a 125, I think if anything this video can dispell any reliability issues with a small Chinese bike considering the mileage done in such a short space of time. You mad man 😂 Great stuff mate, thoroughly enjoyed both parts. Also that road you were on that took you to the Clackmannanshire bridge is a belter, if I have to travel to Glasgow I come off at Kinross services then head west from there, brilliant road with a great bit of variety in riding!
Your a nutter Bruce, but we'll done. Maybe next time you can hop on the ferry and visit us in orkney 😉
I did a 750 mile ride in a day on a 125 once. Even did the sleeping anywhere with my lid on. At one point plod woke me up to check I hadn't somehow fallen off and left the bike stood on its stand. One sleep was very cold so I curled up to the hit engine.
To be fair I was 18 back then though!
Great job Bruce! Nothing like a challenge to “live your life”! Keep up the good work mate.
Great vid, Bruce. I travel up and down the A823 glendevon-gleneagles road every day to work. It’s one of the reasons I got my bike licence.
Been Looking at this bike for a something to play on and maybe ride to work in the summer time(64mile round trip) . To see a grown man built like me on it has definitely sold it to me. I don’t have a bike license so a larger 125 is perfect for me. Enjoyed watching this video 👍🏼👍🏼
Do SHETLAND! Ive have got a 125 lexmoto apollo and 20 to 40 mph headwinds are no fun to be fair but the scenery is great and roads are fine if you mind the gravel in the middle o' road.
I wanted to ride in Shetland but Richy Vida beat me to it! 🤦♂️🤣👍
Ive just come across this ride and what a great job but that poor bike sending 80% of the miles at the redline
A epic ride Bruce, just shows that you don't need a big bike to do a big trip! Thanks for posting this :)
The old Aprillia RS125 where good for 100mph max. The old 125 two strokes where a lot of fun as a teenager with the power bands, in that sense the young ones are missing out. Swings and roundabouts, you’d probably of broken down a few times doing the trip on a old 2t 125z
Crackpotone more like. Good effort!
Apart from the likes of Honda's Varadero 125, and Hyosung's GT125R (both discontinued in the UK now sadly), are there any big bikes left in a 125cc category, for us 'full size' adults?
Everything 125 now seems to be aimed at the smaller young adults learners.
Yamaha xmax scooter is a huge 125 and great for long distance, 14.2bhp
The new euro 5 model is less power though,
Well done a mini epic !
Too painful to watch, but hung in there, it was tough but someone had to do it, off to recover…………………….Great Vid fella.
Great video. I live not far from Lowestoft and believe me you found the most attractive point.
Ha Ha love it!
Legend 🤟.
You came to my home town! Lowestoft ! Wish I knew I'd love to have met you. I agree ness point is quite disappointing, the local council is looking at improving this location, you can check the website out at ness point and put a suggestion in! Great video Bruce, ride safe.
This is now top of my lads list for his first bike. He wants to go on adventures with me and he gone beyond being pillion with the camping gear. Looks like a good prospect, but I believe the service intervals are quite short. Great video and 10/10 for your effort, I was knackered just watching you!
Cheers Paul 👍
That's quite a beard you have there.
So, I ride a Honda CB125R, and am about the same dimensions as you! You have planted a seed in my head. Roll on next year's leave allocation so I can get this trip sorted!
Good bikes those little Hondas
What's your plan ?
Gonna beat old mate's time ? 😃👍
@@hodaka1000 not sure on beating the time, but the challenge is looking good. Thinking about over the Easter Weekend 2022
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Yeah better still take your time check out those interesting little side roads, I do
About nine or ten years ago I had a young fella double me on one of those little Honda 125's when I had a roadside problem with the 125 in my photo and I was amazed at how well it went two up
We were both touring at the time and we spoken back up the road before he found me broken down I think he was from Brazil and had ridden his little Honda from Canberra to Brisbane and was heading back to Melbourne when he helped me east of where I now live at Grafton Northern NSW
He didn't have to I would have hitch hiked but he insisted and took me about 25ks and then had to go back to where I'd left my 125 "Wombat" at a farm house to collect his gear that he'd removed from the bike to clear the backseat I did give him fuel money but as I said he didn't have to bother but did
Nice young bloke and excellent impressive little bike 😃👍
@@hodaka1000 so cool. Us bikers really are a community that stick together.
Endurance riding for me would be maybe four hours...lol. You are a brave soul...or crazy... your choice.
Blimey Bruce, some ordeal that, your eyes look like urine holes in the snow at the border and only got worse. Maybe you could put every bike you test through the same challenge lol.
😂👏👍
So does this mean rather than spending so much on a GS you should buy a 125cc Sinnis Terrain 😂
Ha Ha, well...... Keep your eyes on the channel as there may be a wee surprise coming towards the end of the year....
Omg how could you do that , epic mate
A great test & good little bike for the money. You are also extremely brave for doing this ride...
Great couple of videos Bruce, you're an absolute nutter but good for you for challenging yourself. Love the enthusiasm right up until the end. Top man.
Amazing trip fella. Too hardcore for me. Love watching you do it. You excel at this type of content. Its your niche in the market fella
Hell of a challenge bud, nice views as well. i got so close to a deer once i felt like he tea bagged me as i went sliding past him, LMAO
I like the grinding Bruce (if on the right bike). You should take a look at the Iron Butt scatter rallies - they are varying lengths (from 8hours upwards). It’s a different kind of challenge to the endurance rides - much more thinking/re-assessing routes as you ride whilst visiting some interesting places.
Wow good video and a epic ride on a 125. But on a 125 compare to a bigger bike do you get chance to take in the scenery more that say your GS. Nice work cant wait for next one keep safe.
On Sinnis' next release. Reviewer - "This bike feels like it was set up for a 20 stone rider. I have no idea why the suspension is SO hard! On the plus side the brakes are now powerful enough to have you over the bars and the garden shed sized screen keeps your ankles out of the wind"
😂👍
And why does it have 200hp only activate when the rear shock is under 19.95 stone 😁
🤣🤣🤣 why have i watched these two videos more than once?! such a great ride and review. thanks bruce you're a legend 🙌 👏
My pleasure bud, glad you’re still enjoying them 👍
Mental! (but respect!!)
Hats off to you, good test for that bike. Glad you made home safe, I've found that pre-dawn stretch the most dangerous when you're sleep deprived. I would have slept like a log for 12+ hrs after that trip.
Well done 😎
Cheers 👍
Hope Sinnis paid you danger money
Congratulations! I have the 2018 model and this Saturday did 800km in 13 hrs from Brittany to Toulouse. My first proper long distance run. Found it surprisingly comfortable and I agree that the fuel gauge is very inaccurate, but at least in the right direction. I am still getting to know the bike, but I start looking for petrol when i hit 300km. That means refilling with about 10 lt of petrol. never had a chance to run the tank dry, so I don’t know if it really fits 14 litres. I am only 5’6 and the screen throws the wind right onto my helmet. Add to that the turbulence of lorries you don’t have the speed to overtake and you end up with serious buffeting and noise. Bought and aftermarket extension, plugs and a neck tube and it is now more manageable. This is only my second bike so I don’t have a good comparison point, but i found it spacious, not bad on the vibration, good gear ratios and nimble in tight traffic. I bought mine used for 1700 euros and 5000 and it was a steal. I just love it. Because of the speed i wouldn’t recommend it if you want to gain on distance, but if time is not an issue and you want to take it easy, then this is a cheap and cheerful way to do it
I don't understand why they don't make it so the bike uses the whole 15hp its allowed to have.
2 or 3 hp is a lot on a 125cc
Very good. I have a pillow that has " you don't see motorcycles parked outside a psychiatrist's office." I would think if you did see one it would be Bruce asleep next to a Sinnis 125.
I’m sure that was much easier to watch than to do! But what a great video and adventure, well done sir.
Thanks you Paul 👍
What navigation app is that.
I like the big turn by turn icons
Called Calimoto - link in description 👍
Great video, I wouldn’t sleep as you do , would worry about some toerag stealing my bike, getting mugged or waking up to ambulance sirens in case a passer by phoned them thinking I was dead or ill , insects chewing at me etc , s a s material ,,, how many hedgehog body’s did you snack on l o l cheers shame uk 🇬🇧
Shame you didnt continue on as I found out last week when I did the NC500 the road from John O groats to ullapool is the best bit of road in the world!
But you probably would have slept through it lol.
Nice vid though dude!
While I'm sure it would be excessive to do this full thing again with the limited audience, I would be interested for you to do a review on s "full power 125" as it were.
While it's an admittedly small difference, the extra 3hp may be the difference for someone like me or you, that aren't a 17 yo. Making it so you can actually maintain 50/60 on and incline / 70 on a DC etc.
3 hp and less torque lower in the range it's more like 2 hp than 3 anyway. I would like to see it done on a full power 2 stroke around 24hp.
I am doing the NC500 with a new 2022 Honda Cub 125 hopefully in June 2022 but first I have to get to Lanark from Reading using A and B roads then do the NC over 4 days and back to Lanark before returning to Reading again all over 10 days, we have relatives in Lanark so the better half is driving up with the dog and most of my gear so I will not be loaded up until I leave Lanark. People I have spoken to ask why use a 125 when I have a Honda Rebel 1100 ? easy more of a challenge and heaps more fun! four days camping gear and spare fuel food and water so it will be fully loaded max speed I reckon about 50 mph on the NC500 and 60mph getting there and back from Reading with gear in the car..
Respect to you for doing that trip on a 125, you must be insane, but fun to watch.
Wots the lid dude?
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hahahhahaha epic challenge and no I would not ever think this up lol the 21 days seems more up my alley lol. Cheers Bruce !
How much did you spend on fuel if you don’t mind me asking?
£212.20 - not including any refreshments along the way.
So far the vid has made me £14.35 in ad revenue.
This is why I’ll NEVER be rich 😂🤦♂️👍
well done Bruce, proper nut job but i admire your determination. Ness point is only 45 mins from me, if i'd known you were going to be there on sunday i'd have nipped up there with my campervan so you could have a couple of hrs kip inside and get a coffee ! great stuff bud !
That's the spirit 😃👍
Really liking the look of this bike. I noticed Faye from ‘Tins on Tour ‘ on one and she’s a short lady like myself. Have an old Yamaha SR 125 I’m rebuilding but warming towards this model x