New Uk Moto-vlogging South Wales

Worth starting off like I am?

  • Yes

    Votes: 3 75.0%

  • No

    Votes: 1 25.0%
  • Total voters
    4
RedRider!

RedRider!

RedRider! Get up that hill bro!
Hello all,

I'm here to look for a community that I want to learn from. I've been riding for a few months now, I own a Lexmoto Diablo, 125cc

Once I have rode a good while I'll be looking at something more permanent. Potentially a geared bike but wanted to start off light.

I have started a YT channel so you can watch me blossom. My intentions are to watch my experiences as a new rider and hopefully either learn from my mistakes I make but mainly provide lessons for anyone curious, I am also looking for feedback on my videos to see what I need to improve on!

Thank you guys/gals for reading hope to hear from you all
 
Hypertard said:
Hello mate, i will check out your channel and leave comments as feedback! :)
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Awesome thanks mate! You should be able to find me dunno how easy it is I tried searching myself and thought it was quite difficult. maybe I am doing it wrong.
anyways I use the same picture YT except it is on its side. I will also check you out are your details on your profile?
 
RedRider! said:
Awesome thanks mate! You should be able to find me dunno how easy it is I tried searching myself and thought it was quite difficult. maybe I am doing it wrong.
anyways I use the same picture YT except it is on its side. I will also check you out are your details on your profile?
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Can't seem to find you yet, any key words apart from RedRider!
 
RoadSprock said:
Welcome! What made you get the lexmoto?
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It definitely wasn't impulse. I heard so much bad press from the older models of the lexmoto brand. I come across some reviews good ones of course, I didn't want no less than a 125 as a start of bike, the design in general kind of pulled me I think it is a good start off price and some people may thing it would be silly for me to get a brand new one but at the same time I didn't want someone's potential trainwrecked bike ideally I want to learn my area on an auto to get used and familiar my self with cagers around being a passenger of a cager I see idiots all the time. I do follow the defence rule I can push 60 on it nonetheless which is a little faster than most scoots which can be considered another cofactor in which I chose. And the price as well it was cheap for what I got and considering the spec.

Be glad to hear your opinion
 
When they first came out it was a brand to not go near as you've said, I do like the nose cone as it almost looks like a mean Ducati staring back. I wouldn't of personally gone for an automatic as a 125, but I appreciate what you've said about learning the roads etc! I just hope the brand turned around, as they used to be seen as build them in your backyard and sell them on eBay bikes.
 
I will have this bike for a little while no doubt but my main concern is after then - once I am happy with my comfort levels I will then proceed on bigger and manual bike. I am just trying to be safe and sensible I don't fancy killing my self due to lack of experience, forget the fact that I still have to learn manual aha, Once I am comfortable then I can not worry so much about others as at the moment I am highly defensive haha. I am 23 at the moment so I know there are various options for me but as of now financially (I have a really shet job *misspelt on purpose) I wouldn't want to rip a hole in my wallet completely so this is only temporary, Any suggestions on what bikes or manuals to look into as I hear/see a lot popular brands but opinions here would and most definitely be varied. I also don't plan on snipping my L plates yet. Also as far as i am aware UK law will only let me ride an auto if i pass auto, the same applies for manual to auto? my cbt guy told me that I though it was strange. So Thats another reason why I want to hold out till I paid my bike off so I can resell and reinvest in a new bike. I definitely don't want to ride a scoot for the rest of eternity haha
 
I started on a 50cc moped/scooter thing. Took it for a 5 minute jaunt, 10 years later i took my cbt and bought my first bike. Do what you sense is best for you. Ride safe and ride on...
 
RedRider! said:
I will have this bike for a little while no doubt but my main concern is after then - once I am happy with my comfort levels I will then proceed on bigger and manual bike. I am just trying to be safe and sensible I don't fancy killing my self due to lack of experience, forget the fact that I still have to learn manual aha, Once I am comfortable then I can not worry so much about others as at the moment I am highly defensive haha. I am 23 at the moment so I know there are various options for me but as of now financially (I have a really shet job *misspelt on purpose) I wouldn't want to rip a hole in my wallet completely so this is only temporary, Any suggestions on what bikes or manuals to look into as I hear/see a lot popular brands but opinions here would and most definitely be varied. I also don't plan on snipping my L plates yet. Also as far as i am aware UK law will only let me ride an auto if i pass auto, the same applies for manual to auto? my cbt guy told me that I though it was strange. So Thats another reason why I want to hold out till I paid my bike off so I can resell and reinvest in a new bike. I definitely don't want to ride a scoot for the rest of eternity haha
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Hyper pretty much summed it up, do what you feel is safe. You'll certainly get some road experience on the two wheels also which is a plus, as for recommending a 125 geared.. The best imo for the money is a CB125, cheap and reliable + if it does go bad parts are everywhere. If you have the extra £ for something a little more exotic then I'd go after a YZFR125.

Unfortunately to my knowledge of how things used to work with bike licences, if you got a automatic licence you're restricted to automatics. BUT I believe a manual can be used to ride automatics also.
 
No worries, thanks for the info guys. Cause if I do my actual license on geared I'll have to talk to my CBT guy, see if that's true if so I can carry on auto for a while while still have my auto without worrying about an early expiry cheers gents!

Edit - I will let you know when I ask
 
RedRider! said:
No worries, thanks for the info guys. Cause if I do my actual license on geared I'll have to talk to my CBT guy, see if that's true if so I can carry on auto for a while while still have my auto without worrying about an early expiry cheers gents!
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Best of luck pal and welcome again!
 
New Motovlog videos fresh from the oven! I do warn you my 4th messed up majorly but didn't want to risk the rest of my content so the majority of new video is low quality
 
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