Kystoria wrote

Metro_2033 wrote

Kystoria wrote Should have got a derbi gpr 125 bro, amazing bikes but I know CBR's are good too. Good choice ;)

I only go for top 4 bikes, that Derbi does look nice though

Haha, or an aprilia RS125 they are nice bikes too but just copy the derbi as it's the Derbi who makes the engine for them both but my Aprilia's carb went bust within me doing a thousand miles on it

And my gpr 50 I had was a good one too...
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Aprilia's are good, they're very quick! My friend has a Kawasaki ZZR1400 I'm so jealous lol

Is that you in the photo?

That looks sweet bro, I like it.

I live South east london, Im pretty sure for bikes over 125cc you only gotta be 18.
Test for it is like 6 hours long.

IHaveTheLongestName wrote I live South east london, Im pretty sure for bikes over 125cc you only gotta be 18.
Test for it is like 6 hours long.

It's changed now, you have to be 19 to ride a bike over 125cc, the max you can ride at 19 is like 400cc which I think is 47bhp.

Metro_2033 wrote

IHaveTheLongestName wrote I live South east london, Im pretty sure for bikes over 125cc you only gotta be 18.
Test for it is like 6 hours long.

It's changed now, you have to be 19 to ride a bike over 125cc, the max you can ride at 19 is like 400cc which I think is 47bhp.

Or more you just have to have it restricted (I'm not to sure)

It actually looks like a really nice bike man. I love the style of the paint job as well.

This does look really nice, and I hope you get your use out of it.

Nice bike man! im hoping when im old enough to drive il be getting something similar

Wow, I love it *-*
Really nice.

I'm not really into bikes, but that looks pretty sweet man. Have fun with it

IHaveTheLongestName wrote I live South east london, Im pretty sure for bikes over 125cc you only gotta be 18.
Test for it is like 6 hours long.

no, at 17 you may ride a 125cc bike, and only at 19 may you take an A2 test, which will allow you to ride upto 35kW (47bhp) and a power to weight ratio of 0.2kW (0.26bhp) per kg. You must then have that for at least 2 years before you can get your A license, or you can do direct access to A from the age of 24. Its a rather stupid system(but thats a debate for another day)

Anyway the CBF is a nice bike buddy, a good place to start off, im 18 and currently have a CBR125r (repsol colours). I considered getting a CBF myself when i was buying mine at the time. Good thing is you went with a Honda, which means those aprilia's pass you going a little quicker you will pass them again when they break down! Mines got over 10,000 miles on the clock and never had an issue, so so reliable <3

i would suggest the honda 125 range to anyone buying a first bike as a young rider, especially the post 2011 models which have a slightly bigger feel and some better upgrades to them

this is what i have