We Brought Scooters To The Smoky Mountains.. 

enjoy the slow life i just sold my TW200 was a great bike

Thank you for your service sparky boi!! Glad I could give ya a taste of the Bluegrass

Aye ky boyyss😎

Always!

An absolute legend!

Nice too see ya! Glad you made it back safe

I made it down the tail and a bit further then the chain broke again. We did another trail fix but borrowed a hammer from a local this time. Made it about 2 miles from the small bore rally and the chain gave up completely. At that point we were close enough to grab a chain from the cabin. Amazing time and well worth it! Thanks for taking us on an adventure!

Holy cow lads what an adventure! Glad you made it back safe, anytime!!

Such a smooth road! Love it.

Thank YOU for watching Kyle!!

That's awesome Frank! Glad I could provide some nostalgic entertainment.

Had a blast Clifford thanks for the comment!

Big facts haha!!

Gotta come out next time!

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Thanks Tall Boy!

You got that right!

Absolutely!

Absolutely!!🛵

What tied you up??!

I'd love to get my hands on an ADV 150 someday! Supposedly they are bringing us a 300cc version... Glad you enjoy the scoots as much as I do!

Call me mr. trucker man!

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You da best!

It's the truth!! I'd love to tour the country on a scoot someday.

@@AdventureDaily I have a roughhouse 50 2 stroke. It’s basically the daul sport of scooters essentially. Surprisingly fun on the dirtbike and atv trails that are near me. Also fun for getting into places your not supposed to be… since it’s quiet

Thank you! Cheers!

You’re welcome!🍉

@New England Pats : 100k wow awesome! Local Honda shop, more fun than a barrel of monkeys, and the Beach Boys, man I haven't heard that kind of talk since the late 1960's when I was coming of age and drooling over every model Honda from 50 to their largest 305cc, can you imagine what a craze the Helix would have started back then. There's no plain old Honda shops around in my area of MD anymore just multiple brand dealers who don't care what they sell you nowadays. I grew up owning just about every model over the years until I stopped and sold my 1500 & 1800 Goldwings back in 2004 then got the itch to ride again 4 years ago and bought a 1996 Helix with 22,000 miles on it and I'm still loving everything about it. It's getting harder to find one every day and when I do see one up for sale it's usually gone in a day or two.

@@Serpico1152 Thanks very much for the enthusiastic reply Carmine. In all fairness, my Honda shop does sell others brands. I know all of the people there and I bet they agree that Honda is the best. It’s the biggest motorcycle company on earth, I think that proves it. I had a 1995 1500cc Goldwing and was not happy with it, so I went back to Honda Scooters. My ct125 is going on 1900 miles and my Helix has 101,180 miles. I really like “Little Honda” but I absolutely love the Helix. I have almost exclusively rode the Helix since 1996 and my adulation of it gets stronger as I grow older. That’s not surprising because the Helix quickly caught on with elderly bikers with its step-through frame. Some have commented they would have otherwise had to give up riding. It’s super comfortable as I’m sure you agree Carmine. I added a Utopia backrest to my Helix making it even more like a “Couch.”

@@newenglandpats59 Hey thanks so much for your friendly response also. I have always been fascinated by motor scooters 🛵 as well as all size motorcycles 🏍️. Back in the late 70's I had a 1975 Kawasaki Z-1 900B (my only non Honda owned) and a moped, then found a nice small CB-125 with a couple hundred miles on it and people thought I was crazy because I liked to ride each one for different situations (I wouldn't have cared if it was only a step through original Super Cub 50 model) but I used it to commute 75 miles weekly on back roads to work and back home on less than 1 gallon of gas because it got around 90 mpg, I drove the 30 MPH 2 cycle moped just around the city, and used the Z-1 for longer country trips until I would finally buy a Goldwing cruiser later on. My biggest complaints with the Goldwings we're 1) the heavy 800 + lb weight 2) higher seat height/center of gravity/& balance 3) not having forward foot control positioning for overall safety and added comfort, sure I had highway cruising pegs for comfort but unless I was far away from all other traffic I always felt that it was too great a distance for quick reaction time to move my feet back to the controls in an emergency situation. The CT-125 looks like a lot of fun to ride on different terrains as I have owned 3 different scrambler Honda models back in the early 70's and enjoyed going on/off road with them especially when the road suddenly came to an end. As you mentioned "caught on with elderly bikers with it's step through frame" you are so correct because the Helix was an easy choice for this senior to keep riding again because I cannot twist & pivot safely with my left leg to straddle larger bikes comfortably nowadays due to having a non existent ACL in that knee. I like and would have a Utopia backrest if I rode 2 up, but since I always ride 1 up I strapped a not used high backpack 🎒 on the passenger seat and backrest area stuffed with a thick compressed foam cushion and it's really awesome because I can adjust my amount of pressure applied along a greater area even higher than the lower lumbar area for comfort if necessary to eliminate backaches while riding any distance on my scooter couch 🛋️. Happy and safe riding to you, wished I knew more people like you in my area who talked the scooter talk and enjoyed riding one likewise!

Will do!! I'd love to do some proper off-roading.

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Heck yeah! Glad to hear Phil!

The best times!!

Live action!🐢

Yeah buddy!

Smoky Mountain Small Bore Rally

The sachel is back!!