Honda CT-125 VS Yamaha PG-1 Which is best?

We have Managed to Get hold of the Worlds Smallest Adventure Bikes. This is the Honda CT125 Trail and Yamaha PG-1 Both amazing small adventure Motorcycles available in Thailand. We will be using the Honda Trail 125cc and Yamaha PG-1 to Explore Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and the roads around nan as we try to decide Honda CT125 vs Yamaha PG1 Which is Best?

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[teneretraveller]

Excellent!
What was the saying?
'You meet the nicest people on a Honda.'
I'd ride them anywhere.
Interesting diversion.
Ride safe 👍

[davidtomkins]

Would love to have a CT125 in the stable. I ride a F700GS my perfect bike but I'm approaching 70 a bit too quickly so a small bike to have big adventures on sounds like the way to go. Incidentally as soon as I heard about the CT 125 I keep badgering honda dealers about when are they coming over to the UK. Enjoying Thailand with you. Love you bye.

[batotofhell]

You two really show us all it can be done, those little bikes look like amazing fun and shows you don’t need to spend a fortune to travel well

[BoggyPasso]

The Honda is used as postal delivery bike in Australia and is known as a postie bike
Every year there’s a red bike (postie bike) ride to Darwin and the bikes are donated to East Timor after
They have a cult following here 😁

[bobjuniel]

To answer your question I would prefer the Honda Wave 125cc because it has a bench seat and is cheaper than the Honda CT-125.. I prefer the low down exhaust pipe for when I carry a pillion passenger. I used to ride a Honda Wave 125cc, the on road version of the bikes derived from the famous Honda Cub. I found starting the bike in second gear, it was faster than starting in first gear then changing to second. It became a 3 speed or 3 forward gears bike. First is only really needed on a very steep incline or with a heavy load.
We ride the Honda ADV-150s with CVT transmission, under-seat storage and top boxes, that's a lot of luggage storage. Much more comfortable and so easy to ride. I highly recommend you hire and compare one with a Honda PCX-160. Both have their advantages.

[BatFlattery]

As a C90 owner, top tip for gear changes, toe down to change up box, use toe on the heal part to change back down. Once you master that it’s a right hoot. Glad you got your hands on these and a great comparison. Be safe 😎

[beautifulballoon]

You guys are great, keep doing what you do ❤️👍

[billyweb]

You guys. That intro music and clips to your videos is so good, introducing another treat 🙂

[robertgoble]

Chiang Rai and on to the mountain of Phu Chi Fa, excellent ride and views. Nan province has great mountain type roads, lots of twisties, minimal tourists. On to Loei via Sirikit Dam, with a primative ferry crossing. Enjoy

[jimpayne]

What a cracking vid and what a pair of little lovelies (the bikes that is! Tho' eva is lovely). Funny how a lack of cc. doesn't detract from FUN!! Lets hope they become available UK co's it might encourage more bikers. See you soon.

[goody]

Superb as always. I’d love the CT but not gonna pay nearly 5k for one in the rip off Britain.
You both look amazing on the new Honda and Yamaha. Honda all the way for build quality and reliability factors. Had too many of the wonky tuning forks cause me issues in my riding history. Honda is Honda. Yeah bits go wrong but they sort it. Love you guys Bye. 👊🏻

[seandunne]

Just a thought maybe try the Honda x750 adv could be what you are looking for stay safe great vid as always

[timc]

Another great vid.
The new CT125 that as it happens was released in Japan yesterday has a shift I believe....

[sandrader]

They look to be a real adventure, very curious how the week goes!

[kevinandrews]

Loving the series, well done and please keep up the good work the wife and I look forward to settling down to watch the latest episode. One question, where did the scooters go, did you hand them back or do you still have hem. We’ve search the last two series in case we missed something?

[steverussell]

What a difference a day makes eh! A half decent bike
Great review there Rich, can see 4 or 5 people on that Honda!

[neilmckenzie]

Way to go guys I was a Postie here in Oz for 20 years we used CT 110s back in those days. Im sure you've seen Paddy Doyles blogs riding all over Thailand. Enjoy guys I'm envious can't wait to get back there in March I have a Thai partner here in Aus she's an Australian citizen so we go back every year for a few months and live with her family over there id like to retire there but she likes Australia better. 🥴🛵🙏

[brucegroom]

Love my CT125. Thriving community in UK. Yamaha l9oks fun, but tge CT cub lineage makes it unbelievable IMO

[dutchyjhome]

As my second bike, I recently purchased a Yamaha XT600K, so no, I would not want to purchase either of these bikes if they were available in the first place. They both remind me very much of a Puch Maxi moped from the 80s, which was a very popular moped at the time. I did have a Yamaha FS1 moped at the time which did 80Km/h easily but illegally, since mopeds here in the Netherlands were restricted to 45 Km/h. So I was young infected by the Yamaha virus, I do not feel the need to choose between these two cute Off-Road bikes, but yeah, If I had to choose, it obviously was going to be the Yamaha PG-1.

[silverarrow]

Cant find a pg1 to buy anywhere love the review