125cc to put in motorhome garage
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I have classic bikes around me and an 89 DT125R or DT200R will go through the doorways in the house but you dont push it straight through, you need to get it on full lock then bump it past the first handle bar.
The MK1 LC is retro cooler. DT200LC based on the MK2 125 or MTX200R based on the 125 are very willing bikes and getting collectable. It's got to be a 2-stroke whatever you choose
The MK1 LC is retro cooler. DT200LC based on the MK2 125 or MTX200R based on the 125 are very willing bikes and getting collectable. It's got to be a 2-stroke whatever you choose
Edited by oilspill on Friday 29th May 09:30
pozi said:
mopman94 said:
As no one has mentioned it yet I would recommend a Honda MSX125.
Good call, apart from the previous 7 mentions of the MSX125 on page 1 including the OP saying he agreed and had arranged a visit to the local Honda dealer....And yes I am feeling grumpy today
andyb28 said:
I am thinking of getting a 125cc bike that fits in the garage of my motorhome.
The garage is high and long, but the door is only 1 metre wide. The main issue is it is quite high and I will need to ramp or lift the bike into the garage. Also, as it's the other side of the axel, weight is an issue for that too.
I have considered the following
Honda Wave - not very cool
Suzuki Van Van - Kinda cool, but used by girls a lot
Monkey Bike - I can not decide if this is cool or stupid looking
DT125 - super cool, always wanted one of these when I was younger, but I dont think the handlebars will fit through the door.
Anyone have any others worth throwing in the mix?
My parents when for a peugeot (http://www.peugeotscooters.co.uk/peugeot-scooters-detail.php/Speedfight-3-50cc-1/) which comes in at under 100kg, as an unrestricted 50cc as weight limit on the motorhome precluded the extra weight of a 125 if the water tank was full & clothes loaded etc, fully laden it would exceed the allowable weight limit if put on a weighbridge. Depends on your chassis. HTHThe garage is high and long, but the door is only 1 metre wide. The main issue is it is quite high and I will need to ramp or lift the bike into the garage. Also, as it's the other side of the axel, weight is an issue for that too.
I have considered the following
Honda Wave - not very cool
Suzuki Van Van - Kinda cool, but used by girls a lot
Monkey Bike - I can not decide if this is cool or stupid looking
DT125 - super cool, always wanted one of these when I was younger, but I dont think the handlebars will fit through the door.
Anyone have any others worth throwing in the mix?
Honda Grom as others say are good.
what motorhome is it, Im looking for one with a big garage for a bike!
Someone posted the caterham electric bike. Have a look on ebay / net for place in Banbury Oxfordshire that does high end electric bike conversions. They do a full suspension high end mountain bike with an 84volt li on battery driving a 3500w brushless motor that reportedly does 50mph! But they also do lower end stuff with 48v etc.
May be worth considering for weight etc, although will depend on the charging facilities you have on the 'home.
what motorhome is it, Im looking for one with a big garage for a bike!
Someone posted the caterham electric bike. Have a look on ebay / net for place in Banbury Oxfordshire that does high end electric bike conversions. They do a full suspension high end mountain bike with an 84volt li on battery driving a 3500w brushless motor that reportedly does 50mph! But they also do lower end stuff with 48v etc.
May be worth considering for weight etc, although will depend on the charging facilities you have on the 'home.
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