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 Honda Shadow VT125C Motorcycle

Honda Shadow VT125C

 

Newest Review: ... try out the limits, especially not in the wet) and a rather archaic rear suspension (Honda seemed to run out of budget there, ... more

 ... whilst all the rest is very well done), so beyond 8/10-speeds it seems to say "must you?". I`ve found the little Shadow very amusing on gravel roads: if you don`t mind a bit of float it is fairly easy and safe to run at much higher speeds (low CG, long wheelbase, wide handlebar, relaxed driving position) than e.g. sports 125s. Suggestions: keep it in tune (spark plugs), mix a drop of anti-ice into the fuel if the V2 develops a "stumble" (carb ice, water-contaminated fuel), do not choose cheap dr...more

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99jc29
Honda Shadow VT125C: One BIG 125 cruiser! (851 words)
by 99jc29 - written on 29/08/09
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I was actually looking for a mid-sized cruiser when I saw an ad for a very clean 1999 VT125C. It seemed a better deal than some old warhorse for the same asking price, so I went and bought it. That was in May 2005. The VT isn`t well equipped. Shadow owners are expected to customise theirs to their liking, and Honda offered a long list of accessories. As with all popular models, a huge number of aftermarket parts are available (if you don`t find what you`re looking for expand your search to France or Germany). I`ve added a fair number of extras over the years. A sissy bar with a luggage rack is a necessity unless you want to scratch the VT`s paint with your ...  Read the complete review

freespirit1402
Crowned Review Fun in the shadows (2179 words)
by - written on 01/05/04 (Very useful, 19733 readings)
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I?d like to introduce you to my baby. Like any proud parent I think she?s beautiful though I will admit she?s a bit of a chunky girl?a bit like her momma! I was bitten by the biking bug at a fairly young age when my dad had two Hondas but it was only this year I decided to take the plunge and get into it all myself. Being a total novice I was restricted to two options ? I could go for a 50cc either moped or scooter or, being over 17, the option of a 125cc motorbike. Since I hope to eventually gain a full motorbike licence, am not particularly a fan of scooters, and have not noticed many decent looking mopeds in my local dealership I decided the 125 was the ...  Read the complete review

 
dooyooCommunity Rating
Processing/Quality:  100% Reliability:  100%
Driving comfort:  75% on skiddy terrain:  100%
on dry terrain:  50%
 

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