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Honda CG125 help me?
Hello everybody
i am just about to start a hot dog business in central london, it should take another 4-6 weeks to get my cart made and all finished i left a job last week have sold my smart cabrio to fund the business. I left a job just over a week ago and i am struggling... well not really bothered about getting another job with such little time to start the biz. There is not much i can do at the moment it will take about a week to sort everything out for the biz before i start... anyway i will get to the point I have not been to scotland in my memory went as a kid but i really want to see the views for my self so i am thinking, no i have to do this I am going to do a quick tour of scotland staying on campsites and so on for a couple of weeks. Now for my question i just had to get that off my chest.. if you know what i mean. What should i equip my bike with and does anybody know where i can get a luggage rack for a Y Reg honda cg 125 ? any other tips would be great
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25 Feb 2003
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I just had my appendix out and laughing so much really hurts! there was a film - years ago - about a pair of fruit cakes riding around Scotland on such a bike. sure you can do it, but don't waste your trip to some of the best roads on such a bike. I vaguely admire crossing the sahara on such a bike, but its just a waste of scotland! either get a fun bike or put knobblies on it so you can go off road - there are fantastic trails to ride. soft luggage will be fine and easier than wasting time on fitting a rack which will add weight at the back
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