Some smart luggage options on that Micky
Honda CT125 Hunter Cub
- Thread starter Warlord
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I can charge my 'phone up if I need to.
This new engine has a different oil temperature plug so can't wire that up just now. Probably a revised sub harness will be available in the near future!
The front wheel axle has no fork clamp bolts to secure everything ...
So if this nut comes loose your front wheel comes off
So I've drilled the axle and put a split pin in ...
To be fair to Honda the direction of rotation of the wheel would tend to tighten the nut up. The rear axle is another matter, if the nut comes loose it will spin off .... witness the guy on uTube doing the Trans American Trail and he lost his rear wheel axle nut. He went back and found the plate adjustment for the chain, but no sign of the nut. He managed to wire things upon until he found a replacement nut!
My rear wheel spindle is next
Front carrier rack fitted ...
The American 'Chase Harper' bag I've had for around forty years. It'll be OK for visor cleaning tackle, maybe holding a 'phone while charging up from the nearby USB socket.
Having said that ... never had to charge a 'phone up on a motorcycle yet
Work in progress
So if this nut comes loose your front wheel comes off
So I've drilled the axle and put a split pin in ...
To be fair to Honda the direction of rotation of the wheel would tend to tighten the nut up. The rear axle is another matter, if the nut comes loose it will spin off .... witness the guy on uTube doing the Trans American Trail and he lost his rear wheel axle nut. He went back and found the plate adjustment for the chain, but no sign of the nut. He managed to wire things upon until he found a replacement nut!
My rear wheel spindle is next
Front carrier rack fitted ...
The American 'Chase Harper' bag I've had for around forty years. It'll be OK for visor cleaning tackle, maybe holding a 'phone while charging up from the nearby USB socket.
Having said that ... never had to charge a 'phone up on a motorcycle yet
Work in progress
Took it for a ride today .... Clumber Park and The Green Hut at Ollerton for breakfast.
It's another learning curve for me this four speed gearbox with automatic clutch .... been fifty years since I last rode one
Any hints'n tips greatly appreciated
It's another learning curve for me this four speed gearbox with automatic clutch .... been fifty years since I last rode one
Any hints'n tips greatly appreciated
Excellent, grand to see it out. Many happy miles I hope
Have a pal living in Holland says the same. But that one was imported from Japan.
Mine imported from Thailand, (where they're made), by Seven Seas Motors at Dewsbury. Can't speak highly enough of them
Much cheaper
You're right Arsey .... lots of shite, mostly useless, in there
The 2023 model
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Saw this and thought of you lot.
I’m liking these bikes, can see myself plonking around on one into my old(er) age.
I’m liking these bikes, can see myself plonking around on one into my old(er) age.
"I want to be a proper GS when I grow up"
Is it that necessary to carry oil along?
It's a 2 litre fuel can - very handy, 'specially when you get a million miles to the gallon.
Actually the 'bike has a very small oil capacity and needs changing at 3,000 miles I think. So on a long trip I might well carry oil in it
Or whisky.........
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Yep, you can fill it with 2 litres of fuel while the other litre goes every else … stupid little spout!
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