The Lifan has now reduced in price to $2399, so here's the link for any mad lads who are daring enough to try one 0.o Lifan KPR 200 Amazon Link ($2399): www.amazon.com/X-PRO-Lifan-KPR-200-Motorcycle/dp/B098DJG7T5/ref=sr_1_8?camp=1789&creative=9325&keywords=Lifan&linkCode=ur2&linkId=dd7a329b872665bf03ec77a4bb481a7a&qid=1681713356&s=automotive&sr=1-8&ufe=app_do%253Aamzn1.fos.17f26c18-b61b-4ce9-8a28-de351f41cffb&_encoding=UTF8&tag=bladedangel-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=18c0fdd2ec99034bbea27fbcf8390003&camp=1789&creative=9325"

@chrisandrews610

Жыл бұрын

As a broke college student I might just pull tge trigger, could you make a vid about the safety of a motorcycle

@b226tj

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisandrews610 As a High Schooler who has been riding for almost a year now, it’s as safe as you make it. I ride a Triumph Speed Twin 900, my starter bike was a Kawasaki KLX300SM. The only time I crashed was when I was trying to look like Rossi at 5mph in a church parking lot. I used to save aside $200 a month for my KLX payment and insurance, it was very cheap and very fun, and ngl I’m actually looking into a Royal Enfield when I get the Speed Twin paid off. You can be safe and dangerous with a motorcycle, that line gets very blurry sometimes; Take it slow, practice, have fun, don’t die. I would recommend the KLX, however it didn’t get good fuel mileage(~60-75mpg). It was fun, and I could ride forever between fill ups, but it was kinda slow and tall. The KLXs strong point is the suspension, everything else is not the best.

@chrisandrews610

Жыл бұрын

@B226 T&J thanks I'm gonna look into doing MSF this summer. And if that goes well, I'll probably get the Enfield as a commuter. From your response and what I've seen from others, it really does seem that you have to go out and actually ride, in order to know if it's right for you.

@DeezyNut

Жыл бұрын

The lifan kpr 200 is only $1700 in Asia, but I'm still too poor to buy it 😢

@savage22bolt32

Жыл бұрын

Hey man, if it has two wheels & a motor, count me in! Brakes optional. Constructive criticism: lose the background noise! The subject & your narration of it is great. The addition of distracting, monotonous & annoying music ruined the vid for me.

I'm happy that you're making motorcycle videos so I won't have to wait for your brother to finally upload again...

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

L O L

@lputica6904

Жыл бұрын

He’s out of line,but he’s right.

@johnmilner9640

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel why doesn't your brother upload anymore?

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmilner9640 He's doing really good at his job, getting constantly promoted. Plus his YT Channel was never a main thing anyway, just a time killer.

@nikolai7769

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel good for him!

As a non-bike enthusiast, I really like the look of the royal enfield.

@Fools_Requiem

Жыл бұрын

Same. I love the classic motorcycle look. It's pretty much the kind of bike I want.

@Aciimov

Жыл бұрын

@@Fools_Requiem if you love classic you can take a look at MotoGuzzi

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@Aciimov Those are tricky to fit on. Some people are so tall, they bump their knees into the Cylinder heads. I love the styling of Guzzi's, but they have a horrible dealer network in the US, they rarely break, but if they do. GL Waiting on parts. They are shaft driven though...so at least no chain woes, but that's the least of your worries when it comes to MG ownership lol.

@pancake5830

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel oww, imagine riding in shorts without gear and hitting your knee in the cylinder head

@amity2k2501

Жыл бұрын

I owned one in asia its too famous in there. So easy to ride

As an Indian, i was really surprised to see a Royal Enfield, both in the thumbnail, and on the list but i really appreciate that it did.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

They're getting really popular. Good on them. I'm sick of Americans who only see Motorcycle as a "sport" or "GO FAST EAT ASS" or "HARLEY BOOMER GET A REALLLLLLLL BIKEEEEEEE" The Royal Enfield is just a motorbike that's cheap and runs very easily for pennies on a dime. That's all some people want. Not some "Fashion image" or "Lifestyle Brand". A Real Rider just wants to enjoy the ride. RE deserves all their success. As a Harley Owner, I still appreciate having a small cruiser on days I'm not in the mood to deal with the hog...jk it's cuz my hog is always needing work🤣

@stickshift13

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel Hope US gets the entire range very reliable and simple bikes!

@TheAutisticOwl

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel Yep, and as you said, it may not be the fastest, most powerful, most expensive, most high tech bike company in the world, but it is one that still puts a smile on your face because a Royal Enfield just knows how to be that: a motorcycle. I learned the current CEO of Royal Enfield is a rider himself who inherited the company and he pretty much resurrected the at the time, struggling company that was on the verge of shutting down. I suggest looking up RE's history, its great.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAutisticOwl RE's are optimized as Commuter bikes and I'm glad the CEO rides them!! It's for ppl who just want to ride A to B, but still enjoy the journey in between (Unlike some cars, COUGH COUGH GROCERY GETTERS COUGH). While other 300s are faster, they get ABYSMAL MPG rating. R3 gets 60MPG, Ninja 400 gets 56mpg, Rebel 300 gets 78MPG. I bought the Royal Enfield purely for Commuting since I already have a faster bike, idgaf about Performance from it lmao. Britain and India deserve every single ounce of pride Royal Enfield gives them. It's a company that still understands their War Bike heritage and wants to help people in bad times, instead of "Haha flashy fast expensiv bike go burrr"

@yoaashay

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel you'd think that, but RE is pretty much a lifestyle kind of brand in India. They have clubs and groups for RE owners where they go on group rides and rallies and stuff. Their showrooms are not like typical motorcycle showrooms either (I guess only KTM has similar showrooms), they have their own merch, gear, etc. Pretty much like Harley Davidson I think.

In defense of the Vespa, it's an urban vehicle. It's not made for suburban commutes. It's meant for you going through the city, getting to work, parking wherever you can fit, and when you go home, pick up some groceries on the way back. If that's not what you need, you'll not be super happy.

Bladed sir, please continue the motorcycle videos, here in India bikes don't have the fun toy status as in the US of A, here they are for many the primary source of transportation, also people will laugh at you or think you are useless if you don't know how to ride even a scooter That said people here have a lot of passion for bikes as you get to see superbikes much *much* often then supercars, also owning a car in India is still a luxury for many and the thought of getting another car just for fun is unheard of for the masses, so bikes provide a great alternative to that. That said please continue making motorcycle videos it feels good to watch content that is atleast somewhat relatable

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

I genuinely started commuting on the Enfield. It's comfortable, efficient, not noisy, but also not boring. For how cheap it was, I adore it, no complaints. Most Americans see motorcycles as a gimmick in US so they don't realize they can be comfortable reliable commuters, they just want go fast eat ass machines that chew tires every 3000 miles. Not everyone got the time or money for that!

@Iron_Sights99

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel I started on an '09 Yamaha V-Star 250. Average of 80 mpg, current value if you find one is about 1700 dollars average as of now. Currently, my commuter is a 1981 Suzuki Gs-650L, the L model being tuned more for distance riding. Need to tune up the carbs on it, one cylinder is taking extra fuel and tanking my gas economy, they can normally make 60+ mpg but mine is around 40-45 at the moment. And yes, I take it real easy when riding for distance, average 55-60 mph on the highway for my 70 mile daily commute. But she can be a real beast if you let her loose. She will break loose without popping the clutch on pavement while moving in 1'st gear. Found that out by accident on a test run after getting her woke up, almost needed a new pair of pants. Bought for 1000 dollars, runs real smooth, fires right up almost instantly when you press the starter button. Love her to death, not the loudest or prettiest of bikes, but I love her for what she is. However I almost instead bought me a '96 Yamaha Virago 750, it was a damn comfortable bike, like holy carp that seat those Viragos have is godly comfort level. But the Gs-650 I found not only was more powerful, but also more fuel efficient, and I just couldn't pass it up. And since I've added a windscreen to my 650, as well as a crash bar with foot pegs for my legs. It's a fairly comfy bike too (probably just because I'm a shorter fellow,) just not quite Virago level.

@Prosecute-fauci

Жыл бұрын

You also see people shitting in the street a whole lot more often over there.

There was a diesel engine Royale Enfild sold in in India and It gave around 168 mpg(72 kmpl)

@kalyaan123

Жыл бұрын

Honda splendour: finally, a worthy rival. Our rivalry is going to be legendary So in case if you all Americans didn’t get it, a motorcycle named ‘Honda splendour’ was sold in India, it had a 100cc engine and had the same 72kmpl or 168 mpg despite being a petrol.

@am0eba168

Жыл бұрын

@@kalyaan123 Everyone's Gangsta untill the Honda Splendour pulls up💀🔥 But in all honesty I think every Indian has ridden Honda Splendour atleast once in their riding career, it's a bare bones bike but it does what it's advertise, gets 65-70 kmpl and it's super reliable, you can still find these bikes that are 20-25 years old, still running and probably were ridden every single day

@max2008abhi

Жыл бұрын

TVs star City 80 kmpl or 200 mpg. Fill it up and go to the moon.

@ThePapaja1996

Жыл бұрын

A diesel motorbike thats odd

@atishaykankaria4461

8 ай бұрын

@@kalyaan123 hero splendor not honda it hero honda for long time but hero ovvn the splendour line

Something about this video seems that your enjoying it more than in previous vids. Keep it up, make the vids you want Bladed!

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

I am. Bikes make me feel the good good. Cars making me start to feel the bad bad. (Mostly the community, not cars themselves)

@porterdallenbach1639

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel Me too. Cars are cool, but care people are not. Motorcycle people can be stupid too, but they're less annoying.

@dnull

Жыл бұрын

@@porterdallenbach1639 motorcycle community is pretty cool until you ask them their thoughts on Harley Davidson

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@dnull Harley owners are unbearable on the internet, but pretty nice in person. They still wave to me on the Cub...maybe they sense i own a harley too? (Or remember my helmet/gear and know they've seen me on my FXDR too). Sport bike owners, even Honda guys, never wave at me on the Cub 😭

@dnull

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel i think the ones who never owned a Harley are the troublemakers, idk tho, never went outside myself

It’s been 2 years owning the KPR, clocked 13000kms, it’s been very reliable. Just the regular oil change and that’s it. Never broke down and never faced issues with the KPR. Try getting the NBF2 engine as that’s the KPR with all the issues fixed. The engines been updated and all the minor issues with the old models been fixed with the 2020 models and above. A great motorcycle for its price.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate your input on the bike. While I wouldn't say 2 years is anything impressive, for how cheap it is, that's more than most will ask for out of it! If you keep riding it, I'm now genuinely curious where it's life caps out at. Highest mileage one I've seen in US is only 30K Miles (48K Kilometers) and he's still running fine. These are too new to get tons of mileage, but let's see how the test of time wears on them.

@SyedAhmedSakif

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel Here in Bangladesh Lifan KPR 165 is very popular. These bikes are running fine for well above 50k kms. Motorcycles above 165cc are banned in Bangladesh.

@ASH9366

Жыл бұрын

​@@SyedAhmedSakif banned , why 🙄

@SyedAhmedSakif

Жыл бұрын

@@ASH9366 Government banned higher CC motorcycles for safety.

@ASH9366

Жыл бұрын

@@SyedAhmedSakif when & any talks about uplift those ban's Just for knowledge - i want to know that people can afford those foreign expensive bikes 😐

Bladed is now a bike KZreadr major w. this should be a full on series soon 👍

@cristianhernandez-leon8871

Жыл бұрын

Plot twist: His brother made this video on his channel.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@cristianhernandez-leon8871 Nah, he only rides crotch rockets, all but the Z125 in this video, are bikes he otherwise would never touch.

My favorite car youtuber is now also my favorite bike youtuber. Awesome character development!

@drkreuzer670

Жыл бұрын

Now lets wait until america stops being a car centric hellhole, then he'll be our favorite public transport youtuber! :DDDDDD

@chuongtrinh3852

Жыл бұрын

@@drkreuzer670 lmao MBTA enjoyer

@drkreuzer670

Жыл бұрын

@@chuongtrinh3852 tf does that stand for? My Bus Triggers Arson?

@juanpaVlz

Жыл бұрын

@@drkreuzer670 no. Its better that way, in my country there are more bikes than people and transportation is terrible with those things riding around.

@chuongtrinh3852

Жыл бұрын

@@drkreuzer670 it's actually Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, bud. That's public transport where I live

My brother owns an interceptor 650 from Royal enfield. Sadly he’s moved countries and I can’t legally ride yet. The Meteor only reminded me of it and how it just stays in the shed. It’s definitely a nice bike and has a really nice pull with good mileage.

That conclusion on the Enfield is really damn true, that's why there's so many in India, doesn't matter if it's nothing "the best" it's definitley gonna make you the most happy. Really wanna import the Bullet from my home in India but I'm gonna wait for my cousin to come here so maybe he can bring it along.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

There are some Bullets stateside, but they are the Carbureted versions, I believe in 2023 or 2024, Royal Enfield will finally bring the newest generation Bullet 500 with EFI to America. Britain already has it, so I'm hoping it comes stateside soon!

@RaisinBarXZ550

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel That'd be awesome to see new bullets here, and I'd have a hard time choosing if I want the convenient newer one or the old carbureted British shifter model, since that's the one I drove for the weird shifter.

Another honorable mention as an alternative to royal enfield that is accessible in US is Suzuki tu 250x. I own one, and it’s awesome middle sized motorcycle that actually fun and safe to ride and quite easy to maintain.

Royal Enfield man I've driven them they are alot popular here we have a classic 500 and the Honda is also getting popular

I love motorcycle content soo much and i love that all the bikes look cool, efficient and cheap to maintain at the same time, but unfortunately i will never get one bcs of safety issues. Even if u are an exceptional rider u still have a high heavy trauma or fatality chance bcs u are surrounded by giant two ton pieces of steel which are controlled by not so smart individuals so even if u didnt break any laws and drive safe u are still in danger..

as someone who loves cars and bikes, its nice to see a traditionally car youtuber include bikes in a video!

That's the exact vespa I delivered pizzas when I first came to America I still have it in pieces somewhere in my garage.

It's suprising how little the cub has changed. I own a 1975 Trail 90, essentially a cub with off-road tires, and that has a 4-speed semi-auto, similar top speed, just a smaller engine. Also, really cool seeing motorcycles on this channel.

These are great recommendations for a time where gas is ridiculously priced. Great video!!

Interesting you should mention the Honda 350. My first MC was a CL350 Scrambler. It was a twin that, as best I recall, weighed about 350 lbs, maxed at around 100 mph, had about 33hp at 10,500 rpm, and I distinctly remember getting close to 100 mpg at times. It also had much safer 18/19 inch wheels so potholes and dirt roads were not an issue. Seems like Honda nailed it way back in the 1970s.

I just bought my first bike a 77 Honda CB750. So glad you’re making the videos you like to make!

This video was awesome! Hope more motorcycle content comes out soon

I just got my motorcycle license this year, I'm so happy you're making motorcycle content now.

I had a Honda Ruckus when I lived in Maryland. In the suburbs it was glorious, drag my 230 lbs all over (no highway of course) with plenty of go. No license of any sort was required and insurance was under $100 a year. I added a 4' whip flag to increase visibility and the only problem I ever experienced was the battery cracking during one of the infrequent cold snaps. Then I moved to PA and damn this place loves sticking their noses into everything.

as someone who's wanting to get into motorcycles, i find this video very informative! thank you so much for making this! :D

Please make a video on Personal Protective Equipment and motorcycle awareness and safety, I really wish I had learned the important things when I started riding instead of worrying about looking cool and driving recklessly!

Hey bladed, would love to see more bike vlogs. Cheers !!

Good to see some variety in your content,I just started liking motorcycles so it's good to see this list

Royal Enfield seems like must buy, IMO.

@lithium1770

Жыл бұрын

I kinda want it now

Solid video! Glad to see a fellow Georgia vlogger. We have a Super Cub in our fleet as well!

I get around 80mpg with my CBR250. Commuted for the past two weeks without taking my car once, and it costed me a whopping $18. Compared to before I got the bike I was spending around $80 for the same mileage. Small motorcycles are awesome for ripping around the city.

@GeneralChangOfDanang

Жыл бұрын

I've got the same bike. If it wasn't for the torture device of a seat, I would probably ride it a lot more.

Stellar job Pal ,enjoyed this emencely! Keep em coming!😊

FINALLY he is talking about bikes

I think I fell in love with the Meteor 350, ngl it looks gorgeous.

this was such a fresh and interesting video would love more moto content :)

I own the kpr 200 and can say I've been completely blown away with what I got(i had low expectations]. Definitely recommend

Thank you for finally making a motorcycle video. I'm probably going to buy one of these, because of your recommendation now.

Bladed! The RE doesn't have pushrods anymore, it's got SOHC now with the new J-platform engine series.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'll edit that out real quick.

Love your content bladed. Would love a video about great performance bikes as well! Maybe under 10k or even 20k would be great :)

Thanks for not blasting us with metal at every opportunity.

Haven't owned a cycle before but after seeing this vid, I kinda feel interested in one, mostly the royal enfeild for a starter. Gas prices where I am from is $13.66/gallon, and I spend $90 - $110 for 2 weeks worth of fuel. So i really appreciate this vid, it gives us some good info about decent cycle to buy

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

It's a very fun to ride and forgiving motorcycle! Very comfy too! I use it for Cities, Suburbs and short exit to exit highway rides. I wouldn't road trip it or go on long highway commutes with it, but it's definitely worth every penny as a "Cheap Mile Muncher". It's saved a lot of wear and tear miles on my Z06...I honestly got sick of driving a 756WHP car around during these times, also traffic, also wannabe racers, etc.. The Enfield is just a more peaceful ride. Worth every penny!

@86_corolla84

Жыл бұрын

@@BladedAngel roads in my country aren't all that long to say, its more curves than long straight roads, so driving something slow here is more fun than driving something with more speed. Sure you can have fun with a more powerful vehicle, but the curves here have claimed sufficient lifes because of that, so even if the Enfeild is underpowered, still will be decent enough for the roads here.

The army recently moved me to Korea and bikes and scooters are the clear option, this video was very helpful thank you

I like the motorcycle content. I just got my M1 this summer and looking to buy my first bike but still undecided.

Loved this new kind of video! Please do more on this type of commuter vehicle! Maybe scooters like the Honda PCX and similar next?! 😊

hey thanks for the video ive been looking at scooters and bikes to start doing doordashing in the coming months and this has help me with my search to find the best bike to do the job with

Great vid! Love the Enfield meteor

Man I love this new concept, keep doing this! Maybe you can do a bike for the freaking car series?

We need to appreciate this guy more...before i gone for vacation and when i can back there was a quality vid waiting for me (even tho I'm 19 hours late)

Yes!!!!! Finally some motorcycle content!

Wish you best of luck Angel! I'm also hoping for more bike videos.

4:32 Talking about throwing out your ego, i own a VW Golf mk2 with the 1.6L 70hp engine so im used to those points and i gotta say, you dont need to be the fastest, the loudest or the one with the most expensive vehicle to have the most fun of all humans! Anyways, very nice video as always! Thank you.

My (now late) distant uncle had a C90 Super Cub mentioned in the video back in the 90s. Was able to go to a town about 150km away and get back home on a single full 4l tank of gas but still have some leftover too. I learnt to ride motorcycles from that thing too. Plucky little bastard, that Super Cub.

I got recommended this video around 4 months later, but it happened at some point. Hopefully you keep doing motorcycle videos.

Im completely in love with the looks of the meteor 350, but my commute to work is 90% interstate where everyone goes 75-80mph. Wish they made one with just a bit more power.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

Interceptor 650, but that only gets like 70MPG, but that'll go 110mph top speed.

@thelazyguyamvs5005

Жыл бұрын

May be try continental GT 650

@stephenfricke9298

Жыл бұрын

Now make a 650. It should fit the bill. Love my 350 and Don't get on highway with highway speeds over 65 mph

@kiranhembram7284

Жыл бұрын

​@@stephenfricke9298super meteor 650

Loving the motorcycle content!

I love the vintage look of the Royal Enfield. Very classy.

love the motorcycle content

I got a 10 year old cb125 in 1995. I rode that bike for 19 years and it never failed me. But it got a MINIMUM of 100 mpg.. and often over 120mpg.. super reliable. Fun too!

2:01 typical thing you'll see in Vietnam!

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

massive chad energy

love the bike love on this channel

Great video. I love bike content.

Full step thru are great too, the Honda Vario 160 is a good example

I’m really interested in motorcycles. Could you maybe do a general introduction to motorcycles? Or maybe a “beginners guide” style video? Thanks for the great video!

nice! ...that royal is a really good looking bike man!

Best way to reduce gas prices is every one get a cheap bike that gets 60-100mpg. Demand on gas goes down, so supply goes up, so prices should come down. Love the bike content, as a person who loves cars but really loves bikes more this is great. Owning a z125 and a fj09, you get the same enjoyment out of both just a different type. The Enfield is sweet, id like to get a scrambler style bike eventually, or even build one. Keep up the good work.

@BladedAngel

Жыл бұрын

RE will release a Scrambler 411 pretty soon in 2023, I might trade in my 350 for it next year. I want something with just a little bit more punch on the Freeway and a bit more lean angle!

@ccrider8483

Жыл бұрын

Jesse I support your sentiments on saving fuel, but government meddling will probably keep fuel prices high. Wouldn't it be nice if the laws of supply and demand were allowed to function as they should.

Love the motorcycle videos need more

Really loving the bike side of bladed

Low key. That super cub is the best looking one in the video. Damn that look fine.

hey bladed, love the vids! could you possibly make a video about your views on restorations vs restomods? im stuck on deciding whether to restore my dads old dream car, or restomod it and make it my daily driver (its my dream car too haha)

I have a lifan xpect 200, used it to learn to ride and still having tons of fun on it, slower than the kpr, but it's a dual sport, gets about 90ish mpg, and yes there definitely are lifan dealers in the US, I got mine from one here in WI

I’m a car guy but I’ve been thinking about getting into motorcycles. But i am really nervous about buying a Japanese sport bike because they are very dangerous. I am glad that you made a video on low power motorcycles/scooters just so I don’t need to fear death!

Fun fact: there's a really chill and cool anime called "super cub" which is based on the Honda super cub and i really recommend it

Man i love this episode

The Honda CB350 looked like the best motorcyle. The Honda SuperCub looked like the best alternative for commuting and short trips. But, Royal Enfield is introducing the Meteor 650. Which will address the lack of power that the Meteor 350 is struggling with.

I Love the 84-86 Honda CB700SC Since It's A Small But Punchy Bike To Ride!, can't wait to buy one soon

Well I got a Vespa SXL 150 Racing Sixties, which is similar to the Sprint 150 Racing Sixties special edition you get in the USA. This is my first vehicle and I love cruising through the streets and freeways in it, such a beauty!!

Welp I guess i am now done with the issue of commuing in Canada You just saved a student life lol Thanks brotha

The yamaha mt15 is also very good. It gets like 55 kmpl (129 mpg) if you dont let the vva kick in (yamaha's vtec). Once the vva kicks in it gets like around 45kmpl (105 mpg). Its super light weight and the way everything is set with the handlebars and seating position, it makes you feel like youre riding a bicycle, you can just weave through the traffic. Looks pretty decent as well. I think it's the best 155cc engine. Super sporty but very fuel efficient.

My 1st bike was a CB160 back in the 1970's. The last bike I had was a Kawasaki 700 ltd in the 1990's. Broke my hip when I T-boned a Cadillac on my way to work. I've been looking at the Royal Enfield's as a possible option for getting back into riding again.

I have a Lifan KPM200, the cafe racer version of the KPR. Paid $2600 new for it from an actual Lifan dealer. There are a few Lifan dealers up here in the upper midwest.

kmpl (km/l) is weird for metric users, we usually measure in l/100km

Royal Enfields are great. proper rising brand, they make really fun bikes that make you smile.

On the original interceptor 1968-70 736 cc both pistons rotation was in the same position in stroke . Had one took the jugs off on warm up it would dance across the ground but riding you didn't even feel the vibration really nice bike with a extra neutral select peddle on the transmission to find neutral faster.

ive owned a 2004 suzuki burgman 400 for a few months now i love the crap out of it thing is a beast i 1st started out with a 2005 tomos targa lx 50 wich barley reached 50 mph after upgrading it burgman goes past 100 mph no problem effortless to ride!

Its so nice to see these small bikes gaining popularity in America again. For awhile there, prices and displacement were only going higher and bigger and there was nothing for the beginner! Nothing if you just wanted cheap reliable transportation.

great video ! as I am in the market for a small bike

I have a kpr200 it's awesome for what it is

One bike that i love, is the Shadow 600cc, is a custom bike , has the potato-potato sound if you tune the exaust, and is "only" 600cc so is a lot more tame, (to me is a good thing).

Thanks, I just got a 1200 c.c. motorcycle. Still gets 40 mpg. A good trade-off for actually having an engine.

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is my favorite. Its more retro than the Royal Enfield you showed. It looks stunning in the chrome and red paint scheme.

In Malaysia Super Cub-type of motorcycles (underbone motorcycles) are EVERYWHERE. People use them as cheap modes of transportation, and many owners, usually young adults and teenagers, modify them for... you know.

@brianworden7022

Жыл бұрын

I have a 1970 C70M, which I use to get to work. It's a good little motorcycle and does its job well.

Finally, le motorcycle content

Speaking about the Super Cub, there's another bike by Honda with the same body type but is the replacement for the Cub and could go below 2000 USD (the 2013 model was 1,070 bucks brand new while the 2022 model is 1,405 bucks). Some might know it as Honda Wave, but in my place it shared a name with a certain Toyota sports car famous in the JDM community.

Nice video. Some feedback about Lifan. They do have brick-and-mortar dealers in the USA, about 150 IIRC. I have bought two of them from a local dealership. They are a very high-quality Chinese brand, I'd say almost as good as Honda. My dealer sometimes undercuts even the online sellers on some models.

Scooters are crazy efficient and some of them are really practical although bulky like Yamaha XMAX, Honda Forza, and whatnot.

love the grom

Another cub family suggestion would be the CT125[Hunter Cub].

1:43 Rei from the anime "Super Cub". One of my all-time favorites. Even if you aren't into anime, this is great if you're into motorbikes.

I have a 2021 Honda ADV 150. I traded in a 2008 Kawasaki Versys due to health issues. The ADV gets great mpg and I love passing Harleys!