Absolutely fantastic 😊👍😊. I rode my 50cc around the whole of Great Britain last September 2336 miles in 11 days, my backside has only just recovered 🤣🤣
Spot on. I have fond memories from back in the late 70's riding my Puch (which I picked up for 175.00 US) in the US Virgin Islands. It was my first motorized transport. 😆...Used to sit on my surfboard with it suspended like wings on that little Puch red maxi. Good times.
I started riding at the age of 16 too, haven't been without a bike since then, some 40 years on. I think that it's either in your blood or not,......I can't imagine life without a motorcycle.
Reminds me of a canal boat trip I went on as a kid. Four days out and four days back. When we arrived back we got in the car and drove the same distance in 30 minutes. They say it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey, which in the case is for a good cause. Well done for not bailing on your mate unlike another trio on TV I could mention.😂
Ahh that lil bike looks sooo cute! 😍 I think thats the dinkiest bike I've ever seen, and the biggest ice cream, haha. Great stuff Nobby, great cause too 💚 hope your butt is ok
Thanks for recommendation to this channel , great trio , and very entertaining , love the bikes , think i want one , cheers beare , cyas on your next venture
Small mopeds are underestimated. If someone bought a new one that had plenty of service stations (Like Honda) in Europe there is no reason why you couldn't do an extended tour instead of cycling. I'm 70 and have been thinking of doing this instead of cycling.
I looked at the new version of the Honda 50 and thought it would be just the job for an extended road trip next spring and summer across France and northern Spain, as I am due to retire on January the first ( daft I know but I will be effectively retired before Christmas) and thought I might head off on the first of April ( I know) . I have an old Bonny 750 that I would love to use but it’s not really practical as it is nearly as old as I am and I really couldn’t be bothered trying to keep her going on a protracted journey as she has broken down most times I have taken her out over the last decade or so and I think I would probably be killed off a modern 750 as my reactions are not what they used to be fifty years ago. I just liked the idea of the new version of the old Honda 50 , haven’t actually bought it yet but I have taken it out for a few miles on a test and was pleasantly surprised by it.
Great work. I have just driven from the South of Malaysia to the Thai Border on the East Coast in a 26 year old 660cc car (Perodua Kancil). Sometimes, its more fun to travel slowly. I wouild love to do it on my old FS1E (1977). Those old mopeds would go for ever with a bit of tender loving care.
Great video lads , Love the little bikes , I hope you raise alot for the cause . Look forward to to checking more of your vids , appreciate wild Beare for sending the link to you channel , you gained another sub.
That guy you were riding with is a tough old git. He was with us at the Cub rally Matlock last year and had the same camp setup. It rained continuously (3 nights). I had a 5k HH tent with an XL tarp giving me plenty of room out of the rain, but I still felt trapped and cold. Dave here, just chilling in the set up you see in the video. Nutter 😂
What an epic start to the journey and all for a great cause. Few issues so far but then you are riding with a handicap 🤣But seriously, well done guys and top fella for bringing the spares. Safe journey.
50 years ago i had a Honda CB160, one friend had a Yamaha RD200 and another had his bike off the road so he borrowed his mums shopping cart Arial 3, He did an amazing job keeping up with us but the thing was lethal and shouldnt have been invented, the pointless narrow twin rear wheels would force slip sideways on any wet or greasy road, that was the very good reason no one else made anything like the suicide trap. Best small bike i had was a Honda C50, i would rate it better than the SS50 i had first
In 1974 my brother had a 2 wheel Puch Maxi and in 1979 my mum had a 3 wheel Maxi. She had never learned to ride a bicycle so she wanted one she didn't need to balance.
They surely are, 64 now, grew up with ap50s, fizzys, 250 Suzuki hustler on L plates, those were the days lol. Was hoping to renovate my Puch my I'll health and lack of funds stopping me from doing it. Maybe think of donating her to you, you renovate/record her and sell her on for the cause? Just a thought?
Is that flickering from fluorescent lighting or a ceiling fan? Some video editing software have deflicker filters that can help if not eliminate it. DaVinci Resolve is one of them. Cool trip,
In my youth 1972 ish I did at least 3 trips (it may have been 4) from Telford in shropshire to John o grotes approx 600 miles each way .Once 2 up on my puch MS50 D with no problems whatsoever apart from the odd spark plug change . Being young fit and stupid helped tho .
Did similar things touring the South Island of New Zealand on a 1972 Honda CB125S... 325 miles from Christchurch to Haast on day one... next day another 254 miles to Bluff.. and the last day 367 miles back to Christchurch... Was even better than the 14 hours it took to ride the 520 miles to Motueka and back to Christchurch in one day.... I will remember those rides until....
Gotta be honest and say motorbike camping aint my thing. But for you good sir, I'll make an exception. And I can already tell that this is going to a series of challenges all wrapped up in a challenge 🔧🔧🔧😂
I had puch grand Prix and done many over 100 mile trips used to do 55 mph had nice little faring on it black with jps cals , best moped at the time id say,
When I rode my 50cc - a Malaguti V4 - I was not afraid of doing 100 mile trips on it. Longest day trip was - if I remember correctly - 140 miles, riding all day. My first journey on my 80 cc Suzuki TS80ER was about 900 miles. Well, I was 40+ years younger, then....
@@Nobby77 Yeah, but I swapped the two strokes for a turbocharged, watercooled 500cc V2 twin motorbike. A turbo maggot. Much more fun than the 50cc - and even more challenging to keep alive.
7:20 As you drive past the Queens Head in Burley. Smugglers pub where contraband was stashed. Not well known is that back in Georgian days there was a battle on horse back between smugglers and the revenue officers in Burley high street. The revenue officers got severely beaten.
Is that the same just eat jacket from last year?. (Other delivery services are available). Done a few miles with that. Fingers crossed for the bearings. Brilliant job guys. 👌
I've now owned at least one Puch Maxi for the last 30 years. Great moped for value and damn near every idiot can learn to work on them. Maximum ride in one day was about 300km, terrible ride but the best memory as a near broke 18yo. * The one speed automatic is the best engine for durability, it's about 5 parts in total and about 18 bolts holding it together
I was working at a motorcycle dealers when the Ariel 3 came out. The BSA reps came round and tried to persuade us to have them on sale. I think we took one on sale or return but it soon became obvious they were too "strange" for most people. The main reason they failed was they were difficult to start by pedalling. No electric start in those days. The gearing when pedalling made it difficult to start especially for women and older people. It wasn't the dutch Anker moped engine. I think BSA modified the gearing but it was too late.
Nobby I got to say, break down are gonna happen, but , I would so love to be there and take that ride with you. Being a veteran myself, I think it's a wonderful charity, but riding 1000 miles on a moped would be a blast for sure. Dwayne
I have a 1985 Yamaha ms50 pogal. it has some design elements that have a similar look of a Raleigh chopper bicycle with its different size front a rear wheels and the seat is designed similar as well. its a little head turner . people as i ride it past them say look at that. the thing is i have owned it 15 years and not seen another one any place at all. some parts are not that common to find. i need to get the suspension fixed as it has began bottoming out to easily of late becoming not rideable even on normal roads which have only a few small bumps here and there.
It tells a story at 14:30 that your flag is actually flying in the direction your riding😂 the wind up your arse is blowing harder than the speed your travelling at 😂
1k miles is no problem the lifespan of a 50cc 2 stroke moped is around 30k miles I rode a piaggio nrg 50 close to 1k miles in 1 day only stopping for fuel I rode it for 16 hours straight and managed to cover 860miles. Pretty much flat out the entire time 55mph.
@@Nobby77 would never have known 😂 I rode it from Surrey up to the east boarder of Scotland then to the west and back down through Wales, to Bath then back to Surrey along the a303 passing stonehenge
#brianharveyranhimselfover Why is the #combatstress flag at 15:09 flying toward your back when it should be flying away from you. Are you going backwards? 😂 Dumbledore Dave did well 😁 WTF is that 69 flake thing 🤣🤣🤣
Nobby how's me nan's blanket holding up....i would like to see were your going have I missed something...were is the trip to were will you pass stay etc 😍
@@Nobby77 bugger you did this last year...i asked were about you was and you said ime on couch at home.why don't you put your trip out there so people can meet you etc..its not like your a handsome brute like Gandalf .we're there'd be a bus stop full of stunners waiting were the lips of ya is it nobby.😍if people knew your direction of travel you'd get loads of extra attention wich of course you would love...👍😍😂
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Absolutely fantastic 😊👍😊.
I rode my 50cc around the whole of Great Britain last September 2336 miles in 11 days, my backside has only just recovered 🤣🤣
Pmsl, I did 3750 around the coast 2 years ago on a chaly ISH, bendy Wendy was a different beast lol
Why ? did you get bummed ? 😬 haha sounds like an epic journey
@@SteveF80 try sitting on a moped for 11 hours a day for 11 days and you’ll understand.
@@vetworker I know fella was a joke
@@SteveF80 🤣👍👍👍
Have a soft spot for the puch maxi it was my 1st bike age 16 in 1974 many happy memories
Still riding motorcycles 65 years young god bless you all
They are a fun bike mate
Spot on. I have fond memories from back in the late 70's riding my Puch (which I picked up for 175.00 US) in the US Virgin Islands. It was my first motorized transport. 😆...Used to sit on my surfboard with it suspended like wings on that little Puch red maxi. Good times.
You know you're talking yourself into another
@@Nobby77 I'd certainly jump on one if i could find one. 😆 That red color is burned into my good place memory bank.
I started riding at the age of 16 too, haven't been without a bike since then, some 40 years on. I think that it's either in your blood or not,......I can't imagine life without a motorcycle.
Absolutely brilliant.
The best trio since the three muskeeters
Cheers Richard
Reminds me of a canal boat trip I went on as a kid. Four days out and four days back. When we arrived back we got in the car and drove the same distance in 30 minutes. They say it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey, which in the case is for a good cause. Well done for not bailing on your mate unlike another trio on TV I could mention.😂
I couldn't bail he had the spanners
You may hold the World Record for distance on an Ariel 3😀 Well done!!
Pmsl,
matey riding over from the island with a care package !! what a total 5 star dude
Indeed
Ahh that lil bike looks sooo cute! 😍 I think thats the dinkiest bike I've ever seen, and the biggest ice cream, haha. Great stuff Nobby, great cause too 💚 hope your butt is ok
My 'arris was the least of my worries by the end Claire lol
Thanks for recommendation to this channel , great trio , and very entertaining , love the bikes , think i want one , cheers beare , cyas on your next venture
An Ariel 3. The ads when they came out were designed by the competition , or at least it looked that way. Love it. Thank you Keith
It rides like it was built by the competition lol
Small mopeds are underestimated. If someone bought a new one that had plenty of service stations (Like Honda) in Europe there is no reason why you couldn't do an extended tour instead of cycling. I'm 70 and have been thinking of doing this instead of cycling.
So easy to work on and spares are cheap. Oldies run forever dude. Treat yourself
on a 50 you're limited by not being able to use M-ways. and on A-roads a 50 can seem a bit suicidal imo
@raymondo162 I agree
I looked at the new version of the Honda 50 and thought it would be just the job for an extended road trip next spring and summer across France and northern Spain, as I am due to retire on January the first ( daft I know but I will be effectively retired before Christmas) and thought I might head off on the first of April ( I know) . I have an old Bonny 750 that I would love to use but it’s not really practical as it is nearly as old as I am and I really couldn’t be bothered trying to keep her going on a protracted journey as she has broken down most times I have taken her out over the last decade or so and I think I would probably be killed off a modern 750 as my reactions are not what they used to be fifty years ago. I just liked the idea of the new version of the old Honda 50 , haven’t actually bought it yet but I have taken it out for a few miles on a test and was pleasantly surprised by it.
@Andy-ix2ox they have done a good job except the keyless stuff lol. Get an old one
Great work. I have just driven from the South of Malaysia to the Thai Border on the East Coast in a 26 year old 660cc car (Perodua Kancil). Sometimes, its more fun to travel slowly. I wouild love to do it on my old FS1E (1977). Those old mopeds would go for ever with a bit of tender loving care.
Life at 30 definitely has it's upsides
Had some fun on my FS1E 64 now 16 back then still remember camping in the lakes and ripping up the back roads
@stevegeraghty1919 sounds like you are overdue another ped
@@stevegeraghty1919 lol, I remember bouncing along one of those roads - I went into the back of a car in Weston Super Mare. (16 and dumb!)
Great video lads , Love the little bikes , I hope you raise alot for the cause . Look forward to to checking more of your vids , appreciate wild Beare for sending the link to you channel , you gained another sub.
Thank you Dylan
Brilliant, legends all three of you, great video and looking forward to the next one. 👍👊👊👊🤣
Few more to come
At 16 many moons ago I had a Puch M2 and I toured all over on it covering over 7,500 miles in the year I had it never had any problems with it
Great little bikes
Its amazing what the little engines can do,simple checks & a rest now & again,go on for years.Enjoy the challenge❤
They surprise me everytime
Proper enjoyed this first leg of the journey Nobby 👍full of madness and for a great cause👌
It goes downhill fast pmsl
@@Nobby77 🤣🤣🤣👍
That guy you were riding with is a tough old git. He was with us at the Cub rally Matlock last year and had the same camp setup. It rained continuously (3 nights). I had a 5k HH tent with an XL tarp giving me plenty of room out of the rain, but I still felt trapped and cold. Dave here, just chilling in the set up you see in the video. Nutter 😂
Fair play to him mate, if it works it works lol
Outstanding job sir I wish you the best of luck. Thanks for supporting veterans.
It's you guys that stump up mate, I'm merely a mouth
omg!! you guys are hilarious best watch by far,,, keep up the great vids, im on night shift so ill be watching it all now, glad i found this channel.
Cheers Sandy
What an epic start to the journey and all for a great cause. Few issues so far but then you are riding with a handicap 🤣But seriously, well done guys and top fella for bringing the spares. Safe journey.
Thank you Brian, trip was pretty epic
Was loving the high speed run and then the cyclists came into view - nearly shot my tea out my nose! Great fun - what a laugh.
Like a rocket lol
yr right fantastic im 66 getting my first 50cc scooter cant wait travel on it 😀
Your face will hurt through grinning
50 years ago i had a Honda CB160, one friend had a Yamaha RD200 and another had his bike off the road so he borrowed his mums shopping cart Arial 3, He did an amazing job keeping up with us
but the thing was lethal and shouldnt have been invented, the pointless narrow twin rear wheels
would force slip sideways on any wet or greasy road, that was the very good reason no one else
made anything like the suicide trap. Best small bike i had was a Honda C50, i would rate it better
than the SS50 i had first
It definitely is a sketchy ride but a lot of fun. I have a C50 and they are awesome
You have some 5 star mates. What a great adventure. I quite often take my 125 undergone out instead of the "proper" bikes. People don't get it!
Small bikes have won me back after my costal lap 2 years ago mate
You guys are f#@!ing awesome....and crazy,best of luck on your epic journey 👍😎
Cheers Mike, it was an awesome trip but bloody hard work
What an adventure, and what a great course, the I'm a member of a bike club that raises donations for combat stress too. Well done
Thank you Graham, it's a great charity mate
Entertainment par excellence as usual. For a great cause as well. Best of luck sir.
Thank you Andy
My first bike Puch maxi £3.50 loved all bikes ever since:) some people may never ride a pedal n pop:)
Should be a revival
Lovely been waiting for this
First one is the tame one, went downhill from here pmsl
The last of the summer wine
Pmsl
Brilliant video thanks
Cheers Charlie
Brilliant….enjoyed the video a lot….mad corkers 😂
Cheers Keith, a few more to come lol
In 1974 my brother had a 2 wheel Puch Maxi and in 1979 my mum had a 3 wheel Maxi. She had never learned to ride a bicycle so she wanted one she didn't need to balance.
Didn't realise they done a 3 wheeler, they look awesome
Epic - So glad i found this channel :)
Cheers dude
Great video guys, love it. Got a 73 Puch maxi in shed awaiting love. PLEASE USE YOUR HEADLIGHTS...BE SAFE...
They are a fun little ride mate
They surely are, 64 now, grew up with ap50s, fizzys, 250 Suzuki hustler on L plates, those were the days lol. Was hoping to renovate my Puch my I'll health and lack of funds stopping me from doing it. Maybe think of donating her to you, you renovate/record her and sell her on for the cause? Just a thought?
@@PaulLoose-u7n I'll happily get her up a running for an adventure dude, wouldn't see you out of pocket tho.
@@Nobby77how do I contact you? I haven't Instagram. Got FB and email,moby etc
@@PaulLoose-u7n email prob best mate stepawayfromthescreens@gmail.com
Is that flickering from fluorescent lighting or a ceiling fan? Some video editing software have deflicker filters that can help if not eliminate it. DaVinci Resolve is one of them. Cool trip,
Probably mate, when it comes to editing and anything technical you are getting the bare minimum here lol
Yes they can! My own mopeds eat the km for breakfast :)
Have a go on a BSA Ariel 3 and it may change your mind pmsl
In my youth 1972 ish I did at least 3 trips (it may have been 4) from Telford in shropshire to John o grotes approx 600 miles each way .Once 2 up on my puch MS50 D with no problems whatsoever apart from the odd spark plug change . Being young fit and stupid helped tho .
I'm none of the above with the exception of stupid
Get in there fellas!
Did similar things touring the South Island of New Zealand on a 1972 Honda CB125S...
325 miles from Christchurch to Haast on day one...
next day another 254 miles to Bluff..
and the last day 367 miles back to Christchurch...
Was even better than the 14 hours it took to ride the 520 miles to Motueka and back to Christchurch in one day....
I will remember those rides until....
Can't beat it mate
Gotta be honest and say motorbike camping aint my thing. But for you good sir, I'll make an exception. And I can already tell that this is going to a series of challenges all wrapped up in a challenge 🔧🔧🔧😂
More of a Moto adventure mate. No plan just a rough idea of route
@@Nobby77 Here's to adventure👍 I'm off to work shortly but will drop you a tenner either tonight once home or tomoz.
I had puch grand Prix and done many over 100 mile trips used to do 55 mph had nice little faring on it black with jps cals , best moped at the time id say,
mopeds should make a comeback
Great trip for a good cause. Reminds me of Million Dollar Bogan riding the monkey bike across the Nullabor!
Minue the millions and the sun pmsl
When I rode my 50cc - a Malaguti V4 - I was not afraid of doing 100 mile trips on it. Longest day trip was - if I remember correctly - 140 miles, riding all day. My first journey on my 80 cc Suzuki TS80ER was about 900 miles.
Well, I was 40+ years younger, then....
There are more on the horizon for sure
@@Nobby77 Yeah, but I swapped the two strokes for a turbocharged, watercooled 500cc V2 twin motorbike. A turbo maggot. Much more fun than the 50cc - and even more challenging to keep alive.
7:20 As you drive past the Queens Head in Burley. Smugglers pub where contraband was stashed. Not well known is that back in Georgian days there was a battle on horse back between smugglers and the revenue officers in Burley high street. The revenue officers got severely beaten.
No history in my vids unless I came make something convincing up pmsl
Top Adventure mate , and all for a good cause )
It goes downhill fast pmsl
Is that the same just eat jacket from last year?. (Other delivery services are available). Done a few miles with that. Fingers crossed for the bearings. Brilliant job guys. 👌
It is mate, holding on by the skin of its teeth pmsl
Cograts Lee, Bert and Gandalf.
Great adventure for a great cause, can't wait to watch all episodes.
This is the tame one lol
Cracking video again love that little scooter.
Is it french?
When are you out in the t4
British mate, Be out as soon as poss
Riproaring fabulicious Shenanigans,Nobby
😁🎖💪
Cheers Tony
I've now owned at least one Puch Maxi for the last 30 years. Great moped for value and damn near every idiot can learn to work on them. Maximum ride in one day was about 300km, terrible ride but the best memory as a near broke 18yo. * The one speed automatic is the best engine for durability, it's about 5 parts in total and about 18 bolts holding it together
Cracking little bikes
Love it boys dream days
#rumpleforeskin subscribed
Pmsl
I was working at a motorcycle dealers when the Ariel 3 came out.
The BSA reps came round and tried to persuade us to have them on sale.
I think we took one on sale or return but it soon became obvious they were too "strange" for most people.
The main reason they failed was they were difficult to start by pedalling. No electric start in those days.
The gearing when pedalling made it difficult to start especially for women and older people.
It wasn't the dutch Anker moped engine. I think BSA modified the gearing but it was too late.
I can confirm they can be a mare to start. If everything is sweet then it's a doddle but they are fussy little bleeders
Nobby I got to say, break down are gonna happen, but , I would so love to be there and take that ride with you. Being a veteran myself, I think it's a wonderful charity, but riding 1000 miles on a moped would be a blast for sure.
Dwayne
I am planning a group challenge mate so keep your eyes peeled
Well done lads
Cheers mate
well done guys you should make a tv series,
Face for radio mate
Brilliant video, laughed from beginning to end, and I knew it was gonna piss down with rain at some point 😂
If you want rain then you'll like the upcoming vids pmsl
I have a 1985 Yamaha ms50 pogal. it has some design elements that have a similar look of a Raleigh chopper bicycle with its different size front a rear wheels and the seat is designed similar as well. its a little head turner . people as i ride it past them say look at that. the thing is i have owned it 15 years and not seen another one any place at all. some parts are not that common to find. i need to get the suspension fixed as it has began bottoming out to easily of late becoming not rideable even on normal roads which have only a few small bumps here and there.
Have a look round on the FB groups mate for spares and stuff, cool little bike btw
It tells a story at 14:30 that your flag is actually flying in the direction your riding😂 the wind up your arse is blowing harder than the speed your travelling at 😂
Pmsl
This is Awesome, tiny bike tour 2 soon i hope?
Pmsl, this is number 2 dude. Will be a third I reckon
Go luck nobby go go go bendy Wendy
Thanks mate
Thankx Lee
Cheers John
Jesus mate ,,how many years is this going take to complete 🤣🤣🤣 good luck 👍🍻
You should try riding it pmsl
@@Nobby77 I can imagine 🤣🤣🤣 all good fun
Yes, you can
Correct
Wildbeare just linked your video on hers she released tonight
She's an absolute Gem mate
Thanks
Thank you Peter, I'll put it on the pot for the next one
The only thing that would put me off is the noise of the motor....maybe this on electric bike would be more my cup of tea 😍
Helmet takes some away but yeah they are noisy
@@Nobby77 I'm sure it was still fun though 😍
I always wanted to do europe on a c90 ,tedious drive thoiugh
Get a decent intercom and your golden
Puch maxi rear wheel problems are common ( the spoke types).
Wheel swap sorted it right out
❤
1k miles is no problem the lifespan of a 50cc 2 stroke moped is around 30k miles I rode a piaggio nrg 50 close to 1k miles in 1 day only stopping for fuel I rode it for 16 hours straight and managed to cover 860miles. Pretty much flat out the entire time 55mph.
You broke the world record by nearly 200 miles
@@Nobby77 would never have known 😂 I rode it from Surrey up to the east boarder of Scotland then to the west and back down through Wales, to Bath then back to Surrey along the a303 passing stonehenge
#brianharveyranhimselfover
Why is the #combatstress flag at 15:09 flying toward your back when it should be flying away from you. Are you going backwards? 😂
Dumbledore Dave did well 😁
WTF is that 69 flake thing 🤣🤣🤣
Simple physics Tim, it's on the leeward side of wind direction
@@Nobby77 Does that mean the tailwind was moving faster than you? 😊
@BourneOutside the wind is parted by the fat bloke and creates turbulence behind which fills the lower pressure directly behind.
@@Nobby77 Haha, great explanation 😁
Knock, knock, knocking on heaven's door...
Oh wrong track soz 😬 😅
#brianharveyranhimselfover #stolenoffyou
@@Nobby77 🤣🤣🤣🤣 LOL
Good rolamentos , bearing, SKF, Nakata,, Fox, toyo, cmec, made in russian
in answer to your initial question, a two-word answer: honda fifty ................. no question, no query, no doubt
Shame neither are Honda's lol
I was offerd a ariel 3 for nothing. But thankfully i didn't take it.
Go and get it and I'll take it off your hands pmsl
Great Vid check mine there not that great but Im a beginner
The puch is doomed
Did seem that way
Nobby how's me nan's blanket holding up....i would like to see were your going have I missed something...were is the trip to were will you pass stay etc 😍
@desmondbroad1305 I've finished the trip dude just putting vids up
@@Nobby77 bugger you did this last year...i asked were about you was and you said ime on couch at home.why don't you put your trip out there so people can meet you etc..its not like your a handsome brute like Gandalf .we're there'd be a bus stop full of stunners waiting were the lips of ya is it nobby.😍if people knew your direction of travel you'd get loads of extra attention wich of course you would love...👍😍😂