My Honda Camino
#1
My Honda Camino
My first vehicle
It's a J-Reg Honda Camino that I bought off of Danny_H. Excuse my stupid grin, just gave it a quick blast to my house and despite not being that quick, it certainly has a good kick
Also, I got it because I can insure it for about £100 a year better than the £400 a month for a 1L Fiesta
Just need to sort out my CBT (I've got a full car license but I think I still need a CBT to ride this, but I'm sure someone on here will know better than me)
It's a J-Reg Honda Camino that I bought off of Danny_H. Excuse my stupid grin, just gave it a quick blast to my house and despite not being that quick, it certainly has a good kick
Also, I got it because I can insure it for about £100 a year better than the £400 a month for a 1L Fiesta
Just need to sort out my CBT (I've got a full car license but I think I still need a CBT to ride this, but I'm sure someone on here will know better than me)
#2
PassionFord Regular
if its a 50cc im sure u can ride it on your full driving licence? it may depend on when u passed your test tho ? i bought a kawasaki AR50 a few years ago to relive the youth and rode it with no L plates on my car licence never got pulled
#6
Cheers mate, will definately be going steady, don't fancy doing my wrist in again
Stuboy, your's looks tidy, need to give mine a clean was clean when I put in in the focus. What make/model is yours?
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#13
Finally got around to giving the girl a clean, just a few scuffs here and there that I'll touch up when I get some spare money together
Going to buy some mirrors for it, polish the handlebars and wheels and just generally leave my mark on it. Any suggestions appreciated
Going to buy some mirrors for it, polish the handlebars and wheels and just generally leave my mark on it. Any suggestions appreciated
#14
nice mate
its getting hard to find a camino in an original condition like yours.
yes they were made in belgium. it was the moped to have for young guys in the 90s
very easy to tune,but the real fast parts are getting hard to find now.
yours would look very nice if you could get proma or leovince Exhaust and then crome it
cheeRs kris
its getting hard to find a camino in an original condition like yours.
yes they were made in belgium. it was the moped to have for young guys in the 90s
very easy to tune,but the real fast parts are getting hard to find now.
yours would look very nice if you could get proma or leovince Exhaust and then crome it
cheeRs kris
#15
nice mate
its getting hard to find a camino in an original condition like yours.
yes they were made in belgium. it was the moped to have for young guys in the 90s
very easy to tune,but the real fast parts are getting hard to find now.
yours would look very nice if you could get proma or leovince Exhaust and then crome it
cheeRs kris
its getting hard to find a camino in an original condition like yours.
yes they were made in belgium. it was the moped to have for young guys in the 90s
very easy to tune,but the real fast parts are getting hard to find now.
yours would look very nice if you could get proma or leovince Exhaust and then crome it
cheeRs kris
Proma exhaust look great, is this the one you had in mind?
http://www.1977mopeds.com/product/17...Proma-Exhaust/
#20
What a weapon!
Fair enough for getting something a bit different though, bet its quite comical cruising around on that! As chop says, cant imagine its much quicker than a push bike though!! LOL!
Fair enough for getting something a bit different though, bet its quite comical cruising around on that! As chop says, cant imagine its much quicker than a push bike though!! LOL!
#21
Funny you should say that, I can't wait until the superbike racing at Cadwell Park this summer forthat very reason. I live 5 miles from it and a job lot of big bikes come through the town racing between the lights. I intend to turn up and show them a thing or two
#22
Thanks for the suggestions. Those Leovince exhausts look the nuts but are well out of my price range, one shop wants more than the bike cost
Proma exhaust look great, is this the one you had in mind?
http://www.1977mopeds.com/product/17...Proma-Exhaust/
Proma exhaust look great, is this the one you had in mind?
http://www.1977mopeds.com/product/17...Proma-Exhaust/
cheeRS Kris
#24
Do these just fit straight on then or do you need to buy other things to adapt it?
Thanks for the help
PMSL
Last edited by Darylc.; 14-06-2012 at 06:50 PM.
#25
CheeRs
#33
CBT was good, passed it so now I have a full moped licesne Just need to sort some insurance out then I can finally be on the road
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