Yamaha Zuma vs Honda Trail 125 

Thanks for watching. I've taken my Zuma on lots of trails including single tracks. Does well as long as you don't have to jump any logs or obstacles.

Hope so, thanks for the comment and watching. Only supposed to be 14 degrees here in PA today so I guess riding will have to wait

I agree. Would much rather work with tubeless. Knock on wood so far haven’t had to worry about it, been over some pretty rough terrain and so far no flats. Probably just jinxed myself. Thanks for watching.

I live in Franklin County about 1 mile north of the Maryland border. I'm lucky, the Michaux State Forest with hundred miles of forest roads is only about 5 miles from me. Thanks for watching.

Can never have too many bikes

I would have to say the Zuma is because it's bigger and because it is open in the middle you can adjust your position easier.

So far I haven't had a problem with either of them. Love them both. Thanks for watching.

Mine is 60

As far as I know Japan, but I think they have factories in other countries.

I believe mine was made in Indonesia

Usually only go around 40 to 45 but I don’t take it out on the highways

I didn't have that on. She just can't stand flat footed and doesn't feel comfortable not being flat footed. She had a Honda 90 in our younger days, but now we are 69 years old and just doesn't feel she can ride safely.

@@gregghershberger7968 Same age as me. I understand. I've ridden all my life (big bikes) and now have a TW200.

@@hazcat640 Actually looking at a TW200 and XT250 in Hagerstown, MD. Waiting for the dealer to get them put together.

@@gregghershberger7968 XT is a better road machine but the TW will handle all the rough stuff while you're sitting down. Unstoppable. Which ever one ya choose, ride it for a hour or so to get it good and hot then change the oil. Don't wait for 600 miles. You'll find a lot of 'junk' in that first oil change (filter too).

@@hazcat640 Yea, I like both and live real close state forest with lots of trails and dirt roads. Trying to pretend I'm not getting old and reliving my youth.

Yes no shifting just turn the throttle and it takes off

@@gregghershberger7968 which is faster

@@kevinstarner7929 The Zuma