"Howdy" from OKC, OK.

[okiesaki]

I just purchased a new 2023 125 trail today but it's about 130 miles from me and not sure if it will fit in my Hyundai Santa Cruz so the Dealer said they would deliver it to me for free. I, of course still had to pay for the bike so I went for the deal but will have to wait until early next week to get it to my door. I am going through a late life crisis because I sold my yamaha Xmax 300 a couple of days ago after only 4 months of ownership, had a Honda ADV 150 last summer and prior to that, my Yamaha Super Tenere 1200 that I owned for 7 years. I've owned over 60 bikes in my lifetime and hope this one slows me down. LOL

 

[Cpd419]

Welcome

 

[Admangia]

I just purchased a new 2023 125 trail today but it's about 130 miles from me and not sure if it will fit in my Hyundai Santa Cruz so the Dealer said they would deliver it to me for free. I, of course still had to pay for the bike so I went for the deal but will have to wait until early next week to get it to my door. I am going through a late life crisis because I sold my yamaha Xmax 300 a couple of days ago after only 4 months of ownership, had a Honda ADV 150 last summer and prior to that, my Yamaha Super Tenere 1200 that I owned for 7 years. I've owned over 60 bikes in my lifetime and hope this one slows me down. LOL

Welcome brother, yes it will slow you down pleasantly and nothing like going fast on a slow bike. Great bike. I believe it will exceed your performance expectations for it’s relative size and displacement. Be careful and enjoy!
Andrew

 

[SneakyDingo]

Just ride into the wind if you feel that it's not slowing you down

 

[Shoot870p]

I believe it will slow you down. Yes, you can speed it up but not to what the others were . All of the horses on the super tenure were hairy-legged. I don’t think the same with the trail!

 

[Mst826]

Welcome fellow Okie! I’m in OKC as well and am still debating taking the plunge for my first bike. Enjoy the new ride and post some pics!

 

[okiesaki]

Welcome fellow Okie! I’m in OKC as well and am still debating taking the plunge for my first bike. Enjoy the new ride and post some pics!

Here's a pic. I'm already adding things to this little beast. I only keep my bikes 3 to 6 months before I move on to something else which might explain why I have owned over 60 bikes . Keep your eye out, it might come up for sale sooner or later and it could be yours