Riding a 1976 Honda CB125S Motorcycle 

finally a video i can show my parents! all other 125cc videos are of people riding like maniacs at top speed all of the time, way to make them seem dangerous! this video makes the bike look slow and safe, which is good when you want to convince your parents youre not gonna get killed on one! Cheers from Sweden!

I just started a restoration on a 1975 CB125s. It is a barn find with only 844 miles on it. Cool little bikes.

I owned one of these back in the late 70s/ early 80s. At one point due to my "proper" bike having engine trouble (it threw a rod) I was forced to ride it to work, a 200 mile trip each way. (Done weekly -- I'm not that much of a hero!) Despite its tiny motor it proved more than adequate for the task; in fact it proved to be a lot of fun to ride as you had to figure out the best strategies to get decent performance out of it, you can't just open it up like you'd do with a big bike. The bike will go a good bit faster than 50--55mph mentioned in this video but its tiny size and thin tires requires a lot of nerve to mix it with heavy traffic on the motorway (legal in the UK). I had ridden exclusively British bikes up to getting this Honda. It was the first motorcycle I owned that had decent lights.....

Just bought a 1980 cb 125s and I love it

I saw one of those for sale in Dayton Ohio and I've been looking for my first bike so I think I'm gonna try to get it

cool, did you happen to mention how many miles you have on your bike......very much like my 78 CB125, but I only have five gears. Got it from the original owner, with only 1400 miles on it, its my first bike.....just learned to ride and I just love it. I got it purely for enjoyment and I enjoy it.. My only complaint is our rural county roads in Sonoma, California are disgraceful.....already rattled a taillight loose as well as a mirror and maybe a couple of my back teeth.....

Thanks for the vid! Saw one of these on Craigslist and im thinking about picking it up.

nice bike and ride out

Man I miss these little bikes of my youth.

i like you man im subscribing!

oh the clutch goes in.

Hello! I recently picked up a 1978 cb125s and am wondering on how you would go about upgrading it to a 12v and what the effects are on it? I found an online article that said all I needed to change was battery, ignition coil, rectifier, and the lights.. would it really be as simple as that? Thanks!

I got one for my first bike

I just recently bought one of these and i love it!! But it doesn't have review mirrors. Any idea where i could get some for low price.

That was great and very informative video.Thank for that..and even BIGER THANK YOU for passing your knowledge about carburettor. Can you tell me what jet size did you used???I have same problem with my bike.

Hi i just bought a 1977 one and my turn signal relay is broken. Do you know any websites where i can get one?

Hey I'm currently looking for one of these for my first bike and I have found a project on eBay which I might buy. The only problem being is that the cylinder head is missing. My question is are cylinder heads for classics like these hard to come by and what should I be looking for? I have looked on eBay and there are a lot, but I'm not sure what too look for as some range from £25-£250. Hope you can help, thanks.

If you want to do How To Videos for beginners.. Please teach them to come to full stops.. with feet on the ground..and look around before going. This saves lives. that running stop is a killer about 7 min in! Just Don't Do It Ever !

ok.. let's see Columbus.

Nice Ride, but your bike just get 5 gears not 6

Are bikes like this late 70s-early 80s with mileage between 3000-5000 rare?

Where do u get your parts?

These bikes could have a gilmore belt drive installed easliey i think.

These bikes make sense! "F" them big harley hogs!