I use a GoPro Hero12Black with the Media Mod and the standard Wind protection. For the best quality. I suggest watching a RU-vid video that explains all the settings so you get the perfect look. Maybe even a ND Filter but i don’t have one sadly. Have fun with your Bike!
Salut merci pour la balade! Dis moi, tu as gardé les pneus d’origine? Qu’est qu’ils valent sur le mouillé? C’est la grosse question que je me pose avant d’acheter une Cromwell 😊 merci pour ton retour
I had the Stock Tires on the Bike for 1 Season where i rode in Rain and in Temperatures close to 0 degrees. It was „fine“ but now i Upgraded to Bridgestone Battlax Bt-46 and i noticed a significant improvement in braking performance and it just feels a bit more secure and confident in corners.
hello i was considerig either this brixton or the benelli leoncino (both for the style and the fact that the sits look way more comfortable than most naked bike as sometimes I will have a passenger) as my first 125 can somebody give my their thoughts on either one? also, I plan to drive at around 60/90 km/h are they ok with it? I saw that the brixton as 5 gears I would not want to stress the engine thanks, beautiful scenery
Hi The Brixton handles speeds up to 110km/h pretty well, but for longer Autobahn trips i usually keep my speed around 90-95km/h so the engine doesn’t sit too close to the redline. I also have had passengers for ~1000km in total and if you adjust the suspension to be a bit firmer, it handles just fine as long as you don‘t try to ride up a mountain-pass at 2000m of elevation. I sadly don’t have any knowledge about the benelli…
Yeah it‘s a perfect first Bike. Handles very predictably and can carry luggage if you plan on going on a tour. I would get the ABS version though. The CBS just isn’t good on Gravel roads.
Wonderful, i like brixton, and i hope to buy one next year for commuting from home to work and for some saturday ride, i dont know what to choicre, crossfire, cromwell or falsberg...I hope you post more video, maybe show us your mod, tnx
I sadly don‘t have any experience with the Crossfire, but i do with the Felsberg & Felsberg XC. The only real choice you have to make is if you like the styling more and if you want to take it offroad or not. Otherwise they are pretty much the same bike. I sure will post more videos and maybe even about my mods as you suggested.
I subscribed to your channel to reward you. I also have a blue Cromwell 125 bought in October 2023 and I would like to open a RU-vid channel. So we need to reward people who start. Luigi from Bologna (Italy)
Thank you. I wish you best of luck! I highly recommend you to upgrade the chain and sprockets to a higher quality one, otherwise you‘re gonna be adjusting chain tension every two weeks…
Not exactly, i heard about this problem from others before and i think the problem might be incorrect valve tolerances. Mine just clicks a bit when the engine is cold and it goes away after ~2min
One more thing, maybe you know.. Do gear changes get harder for you too when bike gets hot? After a long drive, going from 1st to neutral requires proper kicks. Tried adjusting clutch free play but no luck. Maybe it's normal? Bike has 10.000km, new Motul 10w40 and full oil@@eljowa6481
@spyrossigalas3310 i have the same „issue“? If you want to call it that. Definitely noticing the same thing when the oil temp is >95C but i think it‘s normal…
@@eljowa6481 Thank you for your reply, I might try and change to 15w50 oil, to keep oil thicker at high temperatures and will let you know if I notice a difference❤️
You should try spraying some extra chain lube on your chain, that noise sounds rough. Love the bike otherwise, seems like a perfect short distance commuter.
Already doing that twice a Month. Also replaced the Chain Guide. I think it‘s something that is slightly bent or just worn through. Going to fix it soon.
It‘s actually much more than a short distance commuter. Ive ridden about 12 mountain passes in Switzerland and Italy. And have done tours > 1000km in two Days. It‘s really similar to my Dad‘s Bonneville comfort wise.
@@eljowa6481 Maybe the chain tension got loose so you have some slap going on? These bikes are very rare where I live I think you're the first person I've heard of that does such long trips on one of these. How come you didn't pick the 250 variant? Considering the mileage you do.
Chain is also tightened correctly… but thanks for the tips. I got the Bike at 16 years old. Where i live you can only ride a 125cc at that age. It‘s fine for most roads, only on Mountain Passes that are > 2000m are a bit of a struggle because of the thin air you have even less power and can only get up to 60km/h on a moderate uphill. Keep in mind that this is with a Saddlebag and a Backpack strapped to the rear Seat.
