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2020 Honda CT125
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Classic! Looks very nice!
SilverBullet
never slow down...you never grow old
Looks like fuel injection has trickled down to the postie.
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JMZ
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The chain is too tight.
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I didn’t see a transfer gear lever.
Gotta have that low range for climbing trees.
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Gotta have that low range for climbing trees.
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Tom
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One of my friends growing up had a 90. Another friend, new to riding did just that. Took two of us to pull that thing out of the top of that bent over poplar sapling.
Tom
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Ok...I'm going to need further explanation on this one. What are you guys doing in trees again?
Tom
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I can assure you, he didn't intentionally mean to do it but being a new rider, he got into a tight turn in the woods and being in low gear coupled with him panicking, he hit the throttle, dead centerd the tree and went right up it till it bent over and the bike stopped. These things were farm tractor in low transfer. 
Wow!I can assure you, he didn't intentionally mean to do it but being a new rider, he got into a tight turn in the woods and being in low gear coupled with him panicking, he hit the throttle, dead centerd the tree and went right up it till it bent over and the bike stopped. These things were farm tractor in low transfer.
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Mine was a full grown oak.
Buddy was on it and was wound up in forth low bouncing through ruts when it hooked left and he center punched that oak.
Instead of a sudden stop he still had the throttle pinned so up went the bike about six feet before he came over backwards.
Gave that 110 trail pure total **** and it ate it up.
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Buddy was on it and was wound up in forth low bouncing through ruts when it hooked left and he center punched that oak.
Instead of a sudden stop he still had the throttle pinned so up went the bike about six feet before he came over backwards.
Gave that 110 trail pure total **** and it ate it up.
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garfey
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I like it!
Somewhere I saw mention of $3999 and that, to my mind, would be ~$1500 too much.
anyone know the seat height? i have a vertically challenged friend who would LOVE to learn motorcycling....
this could be perfect for her.
this could be perfect for her.
JMZ
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Original CT125
