By laws with a "L" plate display in Northern Ireland, or UK you allow to drive 45 MPH but this motorcycle can do up to 75MPH on a flat road. I hope I get you right this time. :)
@@stephenkillen4842 of course violating the law is prohibited, however, the bike itself can potentially reach its speed up to 75mph. I rode many motorcycles years before, so I know some of the speeds. I hope I clarify your point. :)
@@densoath5714 cheers bud. I actually live very close to this road and drive it daily. Small world!! I'm looking to buy this bike. I've checked and if you hold a full car drivers licence for more than 2 years there is no speed restrictions but you do still need to display the l plates.
Im thinking about buying this bike, purely on aesthetic but im not filled with confidence after this video. Did that caravan really overtake you? Is 45mph the max that this bike will do? 45mph on a dual carriageways is dangerous, there just seems to be no power at all.
Always thought this bike cna hit 60mphs, and it's auto? but i see you changing gears? this is a 125cc bike right? why the hell does it need gear changes lol
I’m on the L plate here. I think most people prefer geared bikes as , a) roads here are very up and down- mountains and big and down hills, b) if automatic it wouldn’t be suitable anyway. My conclusion is even though the engine’s power is 125cc, the gears helps keep most riders go up big hills. The end of the day you are the one who make the decision of which is best for you. :)
@@xMandalorex if u have uphill travel routes an automatic will drink more gas...And when u go downhill u can put it in neutral and it will drink les than an automatic.....because automatic does not hace neutral it will always drink more
Video has circa 9 months and I’m still waiting, when he shift up gear in that bike…
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Pleasant bike!
where did you pick up your keeway bike in northen ireland
I bought it from Bangor and it's free delivery
I see your hitting 46mph- is that the max on flat ?
It’s 45mph max but it’s quite obvious that you have 1 extra mile bonus. :)
By laws with a "L" plate display in Northern Ireland, or UK you allow to drive 45 MPH but this motorcycle can do up to 75MPH on a flat road. I hope I get you right this time. :)
@@denireland3018 hi mate, are you sure? If you have a car license and get this bike are you not allowed to go the speed limit?
@@stephenkillen4842 of course violating the law is prohibited, however, the bike itself can potentially reach its speed up to 75mph. I rode many motorcycles years before, so I know some of the speeds. I hope I clarify your point. :)
@@densoath5714 cheers bud. I actually live very close to this road and drive it daily. Small world!! I'm looking to buy this bike. I've checked and if you hold a full car drivers licence for more than 2 years there is no speed restrictions but you do still need to display the l plates.
Im thinking about buying this bike, purely on aesthetic but im not filled with confidence after this video.
Did that caravan really overtake you? Is 45mph the max that this bike will do?
45mph on a dual carriageways is dangerous, there just seems to be no power at all.
Bro change the gear the engine is going to be damaged for crying out loud
Always thought this bike cna hit 60mphs, and it's auto? but i see you changing gears? this is a 125cc bike right? why the hell does it need gear changes lol
Why does it need gear changes are you dumb? It’s how engines work a 125 can do 60-70 in general, u think a twist and go can do that
@@motopez9840 its a 125 it should be twist n go dude..
should be auto not man
@@xMandalorex most 125 motorbikes are manual, you’re thinking of a moped
I’m on the L plate here. I think most people prefer geared bikes as , a) roads here are very up and down- mountains and big and down hills, b) if automatic it wouldn’t be suitable anyway. My conclusion is even though the engine’s power is 125cc, the gears helps keep most riders go up big hills. The end of the day you are the one who make the decision of which is best for you. :)
@@xMandalorex if u have uphill travel routes an automatic will drink more gas...And when u go downhill u can put it in neutral and it will drink les than an automatic.....because automatic does not hace neutral it will always drink more
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No way 47 is the max that’s dog shit it should at least his 75 on a 125