I went from London to south Spain on a YBR125 (and back to London again) and it was so so crazy that I would've been crazy not to do a bike trip like that, because it was one of the best experiences of my life. To all 125cc riders... you set your limits. Our great little runners have no limits if you treat them with care. They can just eat up hundreds of miles.
My God Man !!!! Did it just slip your mind to take a Blow up bed/Mattress and a Sleeping Bag , it takes up no space on the bike. Add a blow up Pillow as well God give me Strength
@@itzajdmting yes! Took it up the peak district, rode Cat and Fiddle and Snake Pass. But I'm getting rid of my little 125 now, and getting a 790 Duke. Will be taking that up to the Lake District on an even longer ride!
Unbelievable, you’re some man for punishment😂. Great to see this done on a a 125. Just goes to show, you don’t need the latest, greatest or biggest bike to get it done 😎😎💪🏻
Nice one dude, I just came across this. In 2016 I did Brighton > Lands End > John O Groats on a YZF-R125.... what an adventure it was, I was and still on L plates so I couldn't even take motorways, good times. Adventures are much more fun when you have the wrong vehicles in my opinion.
I once rode a piaggio nrg 50cc 2 stroke scooter from my house in Surrey all the way to Stroud in gloucestershire, then back. Was a 350mile round trip and spent 11hrs on the road but it felt like I just rode it to vietnam and back.
Now that's some proper touring! 600 miles a day is about my limit, and I wouldn't want to do that distance more than a couple of days in a row. Just watching this made my knees sore. The advice about pulling over for a nap is solid. I once pulled over on the Isle of Skye and took a 15 minute nap on a nice cushy bog. The sun even came out. It was glorious.
Bad weather, high mileage, sleep deprivation, the wrong motorbike, fair play to you Bruce a tough ride indeed. Respect sir, and to top it off you had to go through the hassle of recording it all. Well done really enjoyed the content and felt your hardships.
Not all hero’s wear capes. A great video of your journey. I have done all of the outside of Ireland on a super-dream twenty years ago and recently on a st1100. So my hat is off for you sir doing the UK on a 125cc.
Good to see you back on a bike doing reviews. It was your original Terrain review that inspired me to buy one, before I passed my test. It was an epic machine. Keep the bike reviews coming. You are the best bike reviewer out there.
My intro is 'Hello ladies & gentleman, boys & girls & anyone in between' 😆 I'm not saying you heard it & I'm in your subconscious but its interesting hearing the Scottish version
I wanted to wait and watch part 1 and part 2 together, can't begin to put into words how much I enjoyed this, you absolute mentalist but you're an entertaining mentalist haha. Im off to watch part 2!
I do not know anything about the Sinnis Terrain but I was impressed that he even attempted it. Aside from the pain of sitting on a seat for hours the problem of patrol stations closing is a major issue WHY, would not do this on a small bike.
@@teapotone probably did it good,much better running flat out,beds the motor in and clears the crap out the engine,my little guzzi gets ridden hard once up to temperature, my mechanic says its smooth as silk and tight to ride,not bad for a 20 year old motorcycle
Fantastic trip👍👍👍..Your hardcore doing that kind of mileage.💪💪💪💪....... I really like the way you mix up the chat and music it's brilliant, your filming is spot on👌👌👌👌👌..... There's something very appealing about 125cc bikes, looking forward to the next installment.....ALL the best 🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍺
👍 Great challenge, looking forward to the next episode. Stopped using Solstice Park filling station they are a pain in the arse with the helmet removal, no doubt you then had to put a mask on before you went into the shop
I recently (last week) drove from Stirling to John O Groats and to say it was a long way is an understatement. I did it in a car and I found it hard work so on a 125cc must have been very difficult. Kudos sir.
That's the one thing I used to love about my 125 and the worst, throttle pinned, and still wouldn't go over the speed limit 😁, great little trip, you sir are a legend doing it on a 125 👏👏
My first bike :) It got me started and couldn't fault it. This actually brought back memories... I now remember the overtaking planning and the slow grind of a long, slow hill where the power slowly ebbed away. Also the sore arse... and I also used to scoot up onto the pillion just for a break! Did a few journeys from midlands to cornwall and back with no problem. Now ride a RE Himi and continue to do the same though it's a little more competent
Your 125 trips and reviews have been great to watch and reminded me of my 125 days back in 1988 but never did I think of leaving the county let alone the country!!!; top man👌
Absolutely loved this. I'm planning on doing this next year (no holiday left this year) I can't wait. BTW the fuel gage lies you have just under half a tank when the bar flashes. Also I've had no problem with the brakes on road...... offroad however, well, we won't go there 🙄
Great content. I've been a test rider since 2009 and watching this looks like a few days at work condensed into one video. Top content. Oh yes, and nobody short of chest height fishing waders makes anything properly waterproof! Bane of my life.
excellent Bruce, it’s amazing that power 🤣 , great little bike for a new rider. You’re a star doing that distance in that time. I love filtering it’s great when done safely . Ride safe you’re a leg end👍🏍
Definitely reminded my of my year on a 125 2 years ago! Last year I upgraded to the luxury of a CBR650R and 94 BHP and this year I’ve spoiled myself with a Ducati Panigale V2 and 155 BHP! No need to back out of overtaking a lorry now but I loved the little 125cc Suzuki permanently pinned at max throttle!
Having ridden over 50k on a Honda PCX, including a couple of 120 mile rides and 150 there and back, I know that 125s can knock out this mileage but it's very hard work, mile after mile with throttle pinned gets to the wrist. Fun on twisties though! Now got A2 auto licence (clutch control defeated me, never got the hang of it) & a bigger scoot is so much easier even for my 20 mile commute, and not much thirstier. Many chapeau Bruce, bet you slept well afterwards!
6ft 2, down from 25 to 21.5 stone, my goal is 17-19 stone by April before I go for my CBT, (still aiming for 13 stone but that's a long way away 😅) then getting myself the sinnis terrain 125 for some small adventures, can't wait!!
@@teapotone down to twenty as of today 😁 booking my CBT up in Falkirk this Friday, time to start a new chapter, maybe see you on the road sometime if you ever do another Around the U.K. some time! You should come to Scotland and try to find Scotlands best Haggis 😉
Two words! Absolutely bonkers! If I had a hat I'd tip it in utmost respect Bruce. Bloody good fun though. You should've called for a brew fella. Top job once again
Hahaha the one thought I had was where is this guy sleeping?.. then you mentioned pulling up behind a petrol station for a nap on the floor, you're a different breed mate fair play 😂👏
I've gone from big bikes down yo a 125 due to having a bike accident and have very little use in my hips and legs so have to have a light weight bike and I'm bloody loving it
As a 6'3'' 20st T125 owner/rider I can say with some authority that you are bonkers. Bonkers, but brave and brilliant of course. I mean, 3 hours is my longest ride out so far and I was literally numb from my knees to my navel. Looking forward to the next instalment.
You make me think of that small motorbike magazine , can't for the life of me remember the name of it , where folks used to tell you stories of their bikes and what they got up to
I took a 125 Varadero from South Yorkshire to Edinburgh and onto the Shetland Isles. They are a lot of fun! Sometimes I miss the 125 but the 650 VStrom I upgraded to certainly fixed that 🤣🤣
Oh this is hardcore! While I'm not of the same build as yourself I felt your pain (the seat and the small engine). A great test of one's own abilities and the bike. There is a certain appeal to leave the Blackbird at home and set out on a little bike for a big adventure. I admire how you can sleep virtually anywhere (not sure that I would be able to do that 🙈). I've seen both episodes and a great watch 📺👀 I'm sure you enjoyed that much needed sleep once back home 👍
@@teapotone Awesome! Cannot wait. Honestly, TH-cam videos get me through the long days and nights stuck 100 miles offshore Aberdeen for weeks on end. 🌊🚁😆👍🏼
Just wanted to say what a great insightful little video haha great little personality fantastic journey and looks like a great bike…. Will be doing my cbt in the coming months can’t lie hearing you being a bigger guy both height and weight wise has helped me think it’s possible and yeah gotta love the passion for the journey this is lovely to see?!!b Awesome little piece of content you’ve got a new subscriber and let’s see what else you’ve got on the page
Bruce you are a beast mate hard core I love that I reckon there is about 5or6 clips from helmet camera that the tachometer isn’t berried in the red can’t wait for part 2 🛵🛵🥇🥇🎉👍
Aye, your some man for one man Bruce, Fair play to you bud. And when you brought up the 'brakes, brakes, brakes' that made me laugh. Looking forward to Part 2. Awrabesht bud. 😉🏴👍
My son wants to ride with me to Spain in 5 years time to see the solar eclipse in August 2026. He would only be able to ride a 125cc at the time. If you can cope on a 125cc I'm sure he will.
Do it! Genuinely, do it. A 125 will go anywhere, it’ll take longer and it’ll be uncomfortable possibly, but as long as you take breaks along the way it’ll be a great laugh 👍
Crashed my Gs a few years back and got a 125 loaner from the insurance was great fun. Miss The roads in Scotland. Away to watch the next one. Great stuff!
Really enjoyed the video just recently passed me CBT last week and I got me self this bike as a starter. Been enjoying it well im 6ft 4 17.5 stone seems to be ok but still loses momentum up hills 😂😂.
I went from London to south Spain on a YBR125 (and back to London again) and it was so so crazy that I would've been crazy not to do a bike trip like that, because it was one of the best experiences of my life.
To all 125cc riders... you set your limits. Our great little runners have no limits if you treat them with care. They can just eat up hundreds of miles.
Wow dude! What a trip! Serious respect for you for that journey 👍🏽 what was the top speed of your YBR if you don't mind me asking? Cheers
@@itzajdmting not who you asked but my 2013 YBR shows 70 on the speedo and 65 on the sat nav on flat ground, i'm about 75kg
@@wunsen95 Thanks mate, helpful to know that. 👍🏽
I will go this April to portugal from London on my ajs 125cc
Can I ask you how long it takes
As a 125cc rider of 6 years, this is the content I needed 👌
Cheers Stan, glad you’re enjoying it 👍
do you have abs and wide tyres?
Have you watched the vid?
My God Man !!!! Did it just slip your mind to take a Blow up bed/Mattress and a Sleeping Bag , it takes up no space on the bike.
Add a blow up Pillow as well
God give me Strength
As a 41 year old with a weeks worth of riding a 125…..I needed this too Stan 👌🏼
This really gives me a confidence boost on my planned 300 mile round trip up north on my MT125
So did you do it?
@@itzajdmting yes! Took it up the peak district, rode Cat and Fiddle and Snake Pass. But I'm getting rid of my little 125 now, and getting a 790 Duke. Will be taking that up to the Lake District on an even longer ride!
@@Stanley88845 Fantastic buddy, enjoy! 😎👍🏽
@@itzajdmting will do thank you!
Unbelievable, you’re some man for punishment😂. Great to see this done on a a 125. Just goes to show, you don’t need the latest, greatest or biggest bike to get it done 😎😎💪🏻
Haha, Bruce you are absolutely mental! I cannot imagine what state your arse must have been in! Really looking forward to part 2!
Ha Ha mate I was thinking of you all through it - “MY ARSE, MY ARSE!!!!”😂👍
@@teapotone that sounds a bit wrong mate.......
We’re VERY close 😉
@@teapotone it is the 20s 🌈
@@teapotone 🤣 !!
We need more videos like this. I’m 52, ride a 199 KTM, small bikes highly underrated 😁
Also 52 and ride a 125 Honda monkey 😂😂 its all about the fun in your journey !
WOW man, there should be a new Iron Butt "The Teapot run" - 2500 miles on a 125cc in 72 hrs.
Nothing like sleeping on the floor at a service station ! The sacrifices you make for this channel, superb 👊
Ha Ha, I know, WOE IS ME!!! 🥺😢😂👍
The fact that 125 engine was pinned to the stop for hours on end is quite an achievement equal only to Bruce's endurance.
Nice one dude, I just came across this. In 2016 I did Brighton > Lands End > John O Groats on a YZF-R125.... what an adventure it was, I was and still on L plates so I couldn't even take motorways, good times. Adventures are much more fun when you have the wrong vehicles in my opinion.
I once rode a piaggio nrg 50cc 2 stroke scooter from my house in Surrey all the way to Stroud in gloucestershire, then back. Was a 350mile round trip and spent 11hrs on the road but it felt like I just rode it to vietnam and back.
sending respect from the 'shire!
Now that's some proper touring! 600 miles a day is about my limit, and I wouldn't want to do that distance more than a couple of days in a row. Just watching this made my knees sore.
The advice about pulling over for a nap is solid. I once pulled over on the Isle of Skye and took a 15 minute nap on a nice cushy bog. The sun even came out. It was glorious.
Bad weather, high mileage, sleep deprivation, the wrong motorbike, fair play to you Bruce a tough ride indeed.
Respect sir, and to top it off you had to go through the hassle of recording it all. Well done really enjoyed the content and felt your hardships.
Thanks bud - part 2 is coming this week 👍
Mind boggling, I'd want to spread that ride out over the whole of summer.
It’s been 30 years since I rode a 125, but this is fantastic content Bruce 10/10 😊
What a daft idea, to do that route on a 125!! Love it!! 👍👍😎
Ha Ha, I’m FULL of them bud 😉😂👍
Hardcore Bruce if it was TMF he would be staying in a nice hotel as would I, not sleeping on a bench. Respect !
Not all hero’s wear capes. A great video of your journey. I have done all of the outside of Ireland on a super-dream twenty years ago and recently on a st1100. So my hat is off for you sir doing the UK on a 125cc.
Good to see you back on a bike doing reviews. It was your original Terrain review that inspired me to buy one, before I passed my test. It was an epic machine. Keep the bike reviews coming. You are the best bike reviewer out there.
That’s very kind Jason, thank you.
Glad you enjoy the vids 👍
A great video by a great motorcycle rider. Thank you, I wait for the next. Take care.
My intro is 'Hello ladies & gentleman, boys & girls & anyone in between' 😆 I'm not saying you heard it & I'm in your subconscious but its interesting hearing the Scottish version
He ought to pay you royalties for that. Blatant plagiarism and cultural appropriation 😂😂😂
I wanted to wait and watch part 1 and part 2 together, can't begin to put into words how much I enjoyed this, you absolute mentalist but you're an entertaining mentalist haha. Im off to watch part 2!
I do not know anything about the Sinnis Terrain but I was impressed that he even attempted it. Aside from the pain of sitting on a seat for hours the problem of patrol stations closing is a major issue WHY, would not do this on a small bike.
I've never felt so sorry for a motorcycle! 😬😉. I look forward to the next episode 👍.
Ha Ha I know, at one point I felt like carrying it for a bit just to give it a break! 😂👍
@@teapotone probably did it good,much better running flat out,beds the motor in and clears the crap out the engine,my little guzzi gets ridden hard once up to temperature, my mechanic says its smooth as silk and tight to ride,not bad for a 20 year old motorcycle
It made it further than the GS ....the best bike in the world allegedly 😆
Doing what you do best Bruce. Great to see this content back.
Thanks Karl 👍
This is Teapot one at his best !!! 👍👍👍
I love this… you can take a different bike on the same route and it’s always a different ride! Cracking video 😄
Mad lad! I'm seizing up just watching, at least you have plenty of time to watch the scenery:)
That’s a good point! 😂👍
Great stuff bruce, glad to see stuff like this back on the channel.
I am thinking of doing a video where i ride a mower round the block. Interested???
Fantastic trip👍👍👍..Your hardcore doing that kind of mileage.💪💪💪💪....... I really like the way you mix up the chat and music it's brilliant, your filming is spot on👌👌👌👌👌..... There's something very appealing about 125cc bikes, looking forward to the next installment.....ALL the best 🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍺
Thanks very much Tink 👏👍
Great stuff dude, the amount of blue coming off that dash in the dark you must have felt back in the job on a busy late shift. Can't wait for part 2.
👍 Great challenge, looking forward to the next episode.
Stopped using Solstice Park filling station they are a pain in the arse with the helmet removal, no doubt you then had to put a mask on before you went into the shop
Ha Ha yep! 🤦♂️
You're a hard man Mr Potsone. You have my respect.
Thank you Sir 👏👍
I did allready 21.000 km on my Honda monkey 125 in less than 3 years. Its all about the fun on your journey🤠😃
I recently (last week) drove from Stirling to John O Groats and to say it was a long way is an understatement. I did it in a car and I found it hard work so on a 125cc must have been very difficult. Kudos sir.
Just watched your old video on the previous version, I said I would need more power for my 80mile commute, then I see this 😂 proved me wrong!
Wow fair play to you, made my
Knees and arse ache just watching that, thats a hell of a ride on a little bike.
Ha Ha thanks bud, I think I’ve just about recovered now 😂👍
Am glad you did this trip. For years ive said you don't need a large CC bike to Tour and here's the proof.
There is a lot of people who just tour around globe with 125cc bikes i love that tours and i'll tour my country with a 125cc soon
Thanks Bruce, I enjoyed that one & looking forward to Part Deux. Greetings from the Highlands 🏴
That's the one thing I used to love about my 125 and the worst, throttle pinned, and still wouldn't go over the speed limit 😁, great little trip, you sir are a legend doing it on a 125 👏👏
Your arse and your ability to sleep standing up are totally unbelievable..what a crazy thing to do.. it all credit to you...very entertaining..
Ha Ha that’s the first time somebody had ever said my arse is unbelievable!
Thanks Paul 😂👏👍
The Vinnis great value for money Bruce, thanks for the vid mate...
No bother Les, my pleasure 👍
On a 125, fair play, to be fair the sinnis is a pretty good 125, it was my 1st learner bike.
My first bike :) It got me started and couldn't fault it. This actually brought back memories... I now remember the overtaking planning and the slow grind of a long, slow hill where the power slowly ebbed away. Also the sore arse... and I also used to scoot up onto the pillion just for a break! Did a few journeys from midlands to cornwall and back with no problem. Now ride a RE Himi and continue to do the same though it's a little more competent
Your 125 trips and reviews have been great to watch and reminded me of my 125 days back in 1988 but never did I think of leaving the county let alone the country!!!; top man👌
Absolutely loved this. I'm planning on doing this next year (no holiday left this year) I can't wait. BTW the fuel gage lies you have just under half a tank when the bar flashes. Also I've had no problem with the brakes on road...... offroad however, well, we won't go there 🙄
Don’t know how you do it, 3 or more hours in the saddle and I am a grown man crying, arse, knees, back 🥺
Great effort and maximum commitment 👍
I know it’s a 2yr old video but I rode my 125cc Mondial to Luxembourg and back over 4 days with a friend and it was an absolutely great trip!
Nice one 👍
Great content. I've been a test rider since 2009 and watching this looks like a few days at work condensed into one video. Top content. Oh yes, and nobody short of chest height fishing waders makes anything properly waterproof! Bane of my life.
Mad as a box of frogs - compelling viewing!
That thing was red lining for hours 😂 glad you made it though, more power to you! 👍
excellent Bruce, it’s amazing that power 🤣 , great little bike for a new rider. You’re
a star doing that distance in that time. I love filtering it’s great when done safely . Ride safe you’re a leg end👍🏍
Cheers J 👍
Ahhhh, the days of riding a 125... Happy days 😊 great video Bruce!!!
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it 👍
Definitely reminded my of my year on a 125 2 years ago!
Last year I upgraded to the luxury of a CBR650R and 94 BHP and this year I’ve spoiled myself with a Ducati Panigale V2 and 155 BHP!
No need to back out of overtaking a lorry now but I loved the little 125cc Suzuki permanently pinned at max throttle!
I use to have a Grom and playing overing trucks on motorways was half the fun 🐌🐌.
I'm truly encouraged 💪 starting my adventure rides soon. Oh by the way, I'm on a 150cc bike ready to tour the whole continent of Africa.
Awesome 👍👏
Having ridden over 50k on a Honda PCX, including a couple of 120 mile rides and 150 there and back, I know that 125s can knock out this mileage but it's very hard work, mile after mile with throttle pinned gets to the wrist. Fun on twisties though! Now got A2 auto licence (clutch control defeated me, never got the hang of it) & a bigger scoot is so much easier even for my 20 mile commute, and not much thirstier. Many chapeau Bruce, bet you slept well afterwards!
You got a forza by any chance
@@DannyT636 Nope, Xmax.
@@StuAff ok thought you might of been someone else
Brilliant, despite the pain and tiredness, still having a giggle on the way round!
Always 😉👍😂
@@teapotone Makes me miss the Honda Varadero 125 I did my CBT on, great little bike, and a V-Twin!
i reckon it's just sleep depraved insanity that kicks in 🤣🤣
The toughest 125cc test ever? Oh I certainly think so. Respect!
6ft 2, down from 25 to 21.5 stone, my goal is 17-19 stone by April before I go for my CBT, (still aiming for 13 stone but that's a long way away 😅) then getting myself the sinnis terrain 125 for some small adventures, can't wait!!
All the best to you bud, awesome effort so far in losing nearly 4 stone 👏👍
@@teapotone down to twenty as of today 😁 booking my CBT up in Falkirk this Friday, time to start a new chapter, maybe see you on the road sometime if you ever do another Around the U.K. some time!
You should come to Scotland and try to find Scotlands best Haggis 😉
Two words! Absolutely bonkers! If I had a hat I'd tip it in utmost respect Bruce. Bloody good fun though. You should've called for a brew fella. Top job once again
Ha Ha thanks Keith 👍
Wow! What an Adventure 👏👏. Great to see these videos back , I do love them. Hats off to you!
Cheers Curno 👍
best review of a bike ive seen for a while!
Hahaha the one thought I had was where is this guy sleeping?.. then you mentioned pulling up behind a petrol station for a nap on the floor, you're a different breed mate fair play 😂👏
Really enjoyed seeing your ride from Bristol through Mid Wales. It's a road I know and live and just enjoyed seeing my stomping grounds!
Good old sunny Welshpool, my home town
Respect to you Bruce,that’s a proper hard core adventure,great to hear “look at that”.
Looking forward to part two.
I've gone from big bikes down yo a 125 due to having a bike accident and have very little use in my hips and legs so have to have a light weight bike and I'm bloody loving it
Yours, Curious Goose and the Tins on Tour vlogs convinced me to buy one. Having great fun on it!
As a 6'3'' 20st T125 owner/rider I can say with some authority that you are bonkers. Bonkers, but brave and brilliant of course. I mean, 3 hours is my longest ride out so far and I was literally numb from my knees to my navel. Looking forward to the next instalment.
Ha Ha thanks bud 👍
You make me think of that small motorbike magazine , can't for the life of me remember the name of it , where folks used to tell you stories of their bikes and what they got up to
I took a 125 Varadero from South Yorkshire to Edinburgh and onto the Shetland Isles.
They are a lot of fun! Sometimes I miss the 125 but the 650 VStrom I upgraded to certainly fixed that 🤣🤣
Love the same enthusiasm for the national’s…👍
Oh this is hardcore! While I'm not of the same build as yourself I felt your pain (the seat and the small engine). A great test of one's own abilities and the bike.
There is a certain appeal to leave the Blackbird at home and set out on a little bike for a big adventure. I admire how you can sleep virtually anywhere (not sure that I would be able to do that 🙈).
I've seen both episodes and a great watch 📺👀 I'm sure you enjoyed that much needed sleep once back home 👍
Ha Ba it took me about 3 days to recover tbh, I must be getting old 🤦♂️😉
@@teapotone nowt wrong in admitting that, it was a big achievement and a challenge that few would take on
Watching for the 3rd time, couldn`t put myself through it...so i`ll happily watch you do it....again.
Ha Ha cheers man 👍
I’m surprised you did not blow it to bits 😂😂
Hats off to you mr teapot one your a braver man than me 💥💥💥💥
Great Stuff Bruce, glad your trip to St Davids was more successful!
Lol, I’m a new biker got a 125 scooter last week. Did about 90 miles since I got it and loving it lol
Really Enjoyed this Bruce, it’s you at your best, reminds me of the Round the World trip. Which I’ve watched loads of times. More like this please 👍
Cheers Paul, aye this is my usual type of vid, but sadly they hardly get any views 🤷♂️
I wouldn’t have done that on a 125 even when I was 17 and had no choice!
You monster🙏
Legend! When’s part 2 coming out? 🏍😄
Cheers Ron, it’s already available on Patreon, goes public tomorrow afternoon
@@teapotone Awesome! Cannot wait. Honestly, TH-cam videos get me through the long days and nights stuck 100 miles offshore Aberdeen for weeks on end. 🌊🚁😆👍🏼
Brilliant watch. Always said these adventures are too easy on big bikes. This is the stuff I now watch on TH-cam. Gave up watching the big bikes.
Just wanted to say what a great insightful little video haha great little personality fantastic journey and looks like a great bike…. Will be doing my cbt in the coming months can’t lie hearing you being a bigger guy both height and weight wise has helped me think it’s possible and yeah gotta love the passion for the journey this is lovely to see?!!b
Awesome little piece of content you’ve got a new subscriber and let’s see what else you’ve got on the page
Thanks Jake, welcome to the channel bud👍
Brilliant teapot
You push the limits on this bike
and I love it!
Cheers for the entertainment
Bruce you are a beast mate hard core I love that I reckon there is about 5or6 clips from helmet camera that the tachometer isn’t berried in the red can’t wait for part 2 🛵🛵🥇🥇🎉👍
Nice edit Bruce, that must be brutal trimming down all that footage! Roll on part two. The Sinnis sounds faultless, what a machine for the money
41 year old bloke doing CBT tomorrow. I loved this vid!
Awesome, best of luck tomorrow bud, sure you’ll smash it (pardon the expression) 👍
@@teapotone this will be the third time as second one has lapsed....first one well I came off, broke my arm and now have metal pins in it!
content we love fella. brilliant. I shift my arse onto my pillion seat on my KTM GT all the time. Only way mate
Aye, your some man for one man Bruce, Fair play to you bud. And when you brought up the 'brakes, brakes, brakes' that made me laugh. Looking forward to Part 2. Awrabesht bud. 😉🏴👍
rndomly came apon yer channel watched this and part 2 well done pal have subbed and pressed the bell
Top man, cheers Owen, and welcome to the channel bud 👍
My son wants to ride with me to Spain in 5 years time to see the solar eclipse in August 2026. He would only be able to ride a 125cc at the time. If you can cope on a 125cc I'm sure he will.
Do it!
Genuinely, do it. A 125 will go anywhere, it’ll take longer and it’ll be uncomfortable possibly, but as long as you take breaks along the way it’ll be a great laugh 👍
@@teapotone Cheers. I'll get him to take a look at these videos, hopefully it'll give him some motivation. He is really kean to do a Europe tour. 👍
@@RevvedUpBiker And film it. 👍
@@Desmo904 Will hopefully be doing. I'll be taking some nice A roads down through France.
Get a valadero 125..alot better on.long runs
I think Sinnis have made a Cracking little bike. Nice Video!
Superb.
Proof, if ever it were needed you don't need a huge bike to travel.
Respect and happy travels
Crashed my Gs a few years back and got a 125 loaner from the insurance was great fun. Miss The roads in Scotland. Away to watch the next one. Great stuff!
Been looking forward to this one since i saw it on your instagram, lovely watch to chill out after a night shift
Epic fortitude to take that thing on such a gruelling trip .Well done
Really enjoyed the video just recently passed me CBT last week and I got me self this bike as a starter. Been enjoying it well im 6ft 4 17.5 stone seems to be ok but still loses momentum up hills 😂😂.
i just saw this video and u drove past my house thats so cool thanks for a good video
👏 Fair play to you Bruce, my right arse cheek is still numb after 1500 miles in 3 days last week and that was on a Versys 1000!