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Honda CB125 TD-C Super Dream - Walk Around and Short Ride Out (Classic Motorcycle)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2023
- In this video, we do a walk around and short ride out of this 1986 Honda CB125 TD-C Super Dream. It's not mint, but it was still a nice and sound little thing. It's mostly original, including the exhaust silencers. As usual, thanks to Charlie at Oxford Classic Honda, for letting us take out one of his bikes.
I had one of these in 1989, loved it.
They are great little bikes.
Thought he said nice little two stroke ,its 4 stoke and there built well enough to be stored 12 years then run like it's come out of the showroom honda say no more🙏👀👌👍👏💯🇬🇧💂
I watched it through. It was a reference to the revvyness of the bike. If you like revvy 2-strokes, you'll live this.
My dad and I passed our tests in 1988 on one of these (mine) EKP 214Y...exactly the same as this but I had an MBX125 nose fairing on it.
It was a fun little bike to take out and rode well.
Had one of these brand new 1982....id quite like another!
Get one. You deserve it :-)
Just found your Channel and watched a few of your vids on the different bikes and it was great to see these old bikes, 2 of which I’ve had myself, this one the CB125T, the XBR500, and the little Honda Melody, they brought back memories seeing and hearing those again.
Will be watching more vids later.
Glad you've enjoyed our videos. It is great fun taking all of these old bikes around the yard and we've got plenty more in the pipeline including a C90 and a lovely CB550, shortly, if you like your Hondas.
@@MotorcycleFettlers Yes, I have an NTV650 revere at the moment, looking forwards to seeing the vids.
I bought a 1980 Honda Hawk (not "Dream" in the US) 400 cc new when I was 19. Loved that bike.
I don't know if the Hawk was almost a cross between the Dream and Super Dream, as we know it. We did a rideout of the 400A Hondamatic a few weeks ago and I think it's styling was a little like the Hawk. Whatever they're called, they are great bikes and somegood memories of being a teenager.
@@MotorcycleFettlers Found this on the Internet: "In 1980, Honda launched the CB400T II Hawk, a motorcycle part of the CB series known as the Dream in the UK and as the Hawk in the US. The bike was intended to be a successor to the CB360 and CB400F and had only two cylinders compared to its predecessor, which had four cylinders."
I do love older bikes as well as my new ones
Agreed. We like bikes of all sorts. We love working on, and taking out, some of these old things but it's also nice to ride something modern where you don't have to keep cleaning the carbs or calling the RAC.
Remember looking in the Honda catalogue at these, got a GP100 instead which was a nightmare.
I can't quite remember if I liked the GP100; It's 2-stroke, of course I did. You wouldn't think there would be much to go wrong, on that little thing.
Was a great bike in its day, very smooth ride, had an 83 model in silver which i passed my test on a very long time ago, £500 if i remember
They are great little bikes. It was fun to ride.
In my poverty days, I used to commute on one of these. Mine suffered in my ownership. Took 2-3 miles for it to run on two cylnders 🤣
But it still got you there!
restoring mine at the moment i have the 2 into 1 exhaust tho motard one ;)
I had the 250 with the Motad. Not a fan of the look. I expect original silencers are like hen's teeth, as they are for the 250/400s. Pattern ones are not so bad but, of course, you need the downpipes and gubbins to go with them.
imagane how great it would be to have a big wheel version of one of these and have belt drive. They would sell millions.
Interesting idea.