Honda SGX50 Sky

I work for dominos pizza. In my store we have quite a lot of skys, but only 2 are running. They have done 40K+ miles, which is quite impressive as they still start up first time. I quite like them but unfortunately they havn't been unrestricted so max out at 30mph. When it is icy beware! But in the dry, they corner quite well.

Have owned a Kawasaki ZR750 for two years and wanted something a bit easier to use round town. Chose the honda sky as it seemed so light and easy to use. I am very impressed and use any excuse I can to go out on it. Its very light and easy to get out of garage. Easy to strart and its very reliable. its a 1999 model done 4,000 mile and would recommend it to ...  Read the complete review

i have a honda sky, i love her it gets me to work it gets me shopping all be it a mini shop !! Even in cold wet horriable weather she pops up first time. The only time i dont use her is when its icey she dont grip very well in very slippy conditions .Other than that she is s reg with low mileage cost me 500 quid 3 years ago .She is easy to maintaine , parts are cheap , cost me just under 3.00 quid to fill her up and off we putt , great little bike !!! She may not win no beauty contest nor race with her top speed of 40 derestricted ...eventually. Wouldnt swap her for the world ...hum well maybe a harley ...  Read the complete review

Going to keep it short and sweet! Got the bike two weeks ago now and it has never missed a beat. I brought the bike from a Honda dealer for £520 on a T reg with 680 miles on the clock. It was the same bike I used on my CBT but this one is de-restricted, although it only does 40mph. It is not the best looking bike on the road but it gets me around and I have had no problems with it. I do have one or two complaints about it though, first of all it has no under seat storage so anything I want to carry has to be carried in a back pack, second the fuel tank is tiny, it costs me about £2.00 to fill the tank when the fuel light comes on but will only ...  Read the complete review