Was told my 125cc bike is extremely unsafe on any road? So…
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Was told my 125cc bike is extremely unsafe on any road?
So I’m 22 and the reason why I even entertained getting a 125cc bike in the first place was because of the bullshit Ontario insurance premiums. Especially at 22 (couple months away from turning 23). So when I started I ended up buying a good low mileage well maintained 2014 Honda CBR125r, which I feel like for a 125cc bike, that was one of the best choices.
Now I only have my M1, (need to wait a few more weeks for my M2 MSF course). But people are telling me and many seasoned riders are telling me to get rid of it asap as it’s not safe for street use? Like obviously I’m not going to ride it on the highway but is even just city riding going 50-90km/h dangerous on a 125cc bike?
I understand on a smaller bike you’ll be shifting gears left right and center, but I’m sure it’s capable of city riding. Obviously the torque to pass isn’t really there but who knows, second guessing myself now tbh. Need advice thank you.
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So I’m 22 and the reason why I even entertained getting a 125cc bike in the first place was because of the bullshit Ontario insurance premiums. Especially at 22 (couple months away from turning 23). So when I started I ended up buying a good low mileage well maintained 2014 Honda CBR125r, which I feel like for a 125cc bike, that was one of the best choices.
Now I only have my M1, (need to wait a few more weeks for my M2 MSF course). But people are telling me and many seasoned riders are telling me to get rid of it asap as it’s not safe for street use? Like obviously I’m not going to ride it on the highway but is even just city riding going 50-90km/h dangerous on a 125cc bike?
I understand on a smaller bike you’ll be shifting gears left right and center, but I’m sure it’s capable of city riding. Obviously the torque to pass isn’t really there but who knows, second guessing myself now tbh. Need advice thank you.
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