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Yeah I've had a look at the t-rex. Does look cool but I have doubts about the long term reliability. Sachs madass is another option but if you read the owner reviews it's also no good (unreliable) Also various monkey bikes and a bunch of the other 50cc 2-stoke scooters. Next to the yamaha jog (no longer in production) The honda today ticks all the boxes and my main concern due to where I'm using it is ofcourse bullet proof reliability. The reason I jumped off the ct110 is because I can't get one brand new and it'll be too heavy to rack on the back of my 4x4. I can only carry 75kg tongue weight on my 4x4 tow hitch and plan on adding a bike carrier so it's gotta be a super light weight bike.
I like the back up kick start and air cooled 4 stroke simplicity of the honda today which should cool sufficiently at slow putt around speeds being fan forced. The fact they're produced in china now doesn't phase me considering they're built to honda's specification. There's plenty of weird china brand scooters on ebay too but not willing to take my chances.
Check out this blog for some cool clips of the today out in the desert. this guy's traveled much of europe,morocco,sahara on his honda today. Reckons he took no spare parts and didn't need any repairs for over 20,000km's traveled! Loaded to the hilt he was averaging 2.35l petrol per 100km http://www.todayadventure.blogspot.com.au/
A good comprehensive review. first page the typing is somehow messed up but second and 3rd pages work okay.
http://www.thescooterreview.com/component/content/article/139-honda/279-honda-today-motorino-50
I like the back up kick start and air cooled 4 stroke simplicity of the honda today which should cool sufficiently at slow putt around speeds being fan forced. The fact they're produced in china now doesn't phase me considering they're built to honda's specification. There's plenty of weird china brand scooters on ebay too but not willing to take my chances.
Check out this blog for some cool clips of the today out in the desert. this guy's traveled much of europe,morocco,sahara on his honda today. Reckons he took no spare parts and didn't need any repairs for over 20,000km's traveled! Loaded to the hilt he was averaging 2.35l petrol per 100km http://www.todayadventure.blogspot.com.au/
A good comprehensive review. first page the typing is somehow messed up but second and 3rd pages work okay.
http://www.thescooterreview.com/component/content/article/139-honda/279-honda-today-motorino-50