Honda Trail 125 Forum
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Recent content by RedRyder
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Just picked up my Scooter Cannonball 2025 ride.
That's my next scooter! Have to get rid of the Kymco first.- RedRyder
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- Forum: Other Bikes
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Motorcycle Helmet
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- Post #59
- Forum: Riding Gear
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Harbor Freight rack
I sprung for the MotoTote. The Harbor Freight was too sketchy for me. I managed to get it at a good time on sale for about $100 off retail. The hitch has an anti-wobble connection that works very well. The tongue weight on the Kia is 350lbs. Combined, the hitch and Trail come out to a little...- RedRyder
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- Forum: General Discussion
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"Yeah, we don't want to work on those..." - Honda Dealer
This was actually my greatest fear in buying one, especially a used one not from a dealer. Both my Honda dealers are 40 miles away in opposite directions, and there are no independent bike shops anywhere closer. And at $120USD per hour in labor, having something repaired is not inexpensive. So...- RedRyder
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Honda Motocompacto
Not my way of correction, but more of perspective. This is clearly an urban vehicle, and its main advantage in an urban environment is its slim profile. It is narrow, and as such does not take up much space volume beyond the width of the operator. Moving in and around traffic, between parked...- RedRyder
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- Forum: Other Bikes
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Honda Motocompacto
Top speed 15MPH, but account for all the variables such as weight, terrain, etc. There is no speedo so I can't tell you how fast I ever got it going. I was fairly impressed with its climbing capability, however. On short uphills it did pretty well. Range I'd say 15 miles. Handlebars fold down...- RedRyder
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- Forum: Other Bikes
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Honda Motocompacto
Last summer I pulled a hamstring pretty badly but I could not take off from the workplace. Parking was always a 20-minute+ walk, and I could not do it without more injury. So I bought one of these for $269. One of the best investments I've ever made. Saved further injury and saved time. Bang for...- RedRyder
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- Forum: Other Bikes
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USA Postie Coast to Coastie
I am absolutely amazed by this journey! Most impressive is the mechanical knowledge being displayed. Way, way over my head, but fascinating nonetheless. I'm looking forward to the rest of the installments!- RedRyder
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- Forum: Ride Reports
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Rider's Respite
I noticed a Hawaiian license plate so I assume it was shot there. I would never have imagined Hawaii to have such a wide-open, sparse region. I particularly liked the shot where you stopped at the information sign and caught the word "Trail" from the sign with a shot of the Trail. Clever. I also...- RedRyder
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- Forum: Video Collection
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Greetings from The High Desert
Lovely terrain for that bike! Have fun out there!- RedRyder
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- Forum: Member Introductions
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Suggest a forum where members just can post pics of their Trail 125
A stop at a local county park while fetching sweet corn. It's too cloudy but Lake Erie is in the distance.- RedRyder
- Post #102
- Forum: General Discussion
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Suggest a forum where members just can post pics of their Trail 125
Visiting King Neptune sand sculpture at the local Beach Bash- RedRyder
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- Forum: General Discussion
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