This is fantastic timing, Saffy! My daughter has been asking for another dirt bike for about the last year. She isn't old enough to ride on the street yet. But I am watching this video waiting to pick up a new CRF125 for her to surprise her picking her up from school. Your videos are always fun to watch thanks for sharing with us.
Your hair is looking quite ginger now, it looks good. The adventure bike market is still the fastest growing segment so having a small inexpensive starter bike makes good sense.
This was my first learner bike till I passed my test last year and upgraded to a Suzuki 650. The sinnis terrain was a great bike it got me around Scotland and back to Manchester. I came off it a few times on gravel roads because of the linked brakes.
The garage is looking good and you got the cabinets assembles. Loved the review as your not afraid to leave the bloopers in. Hope your having a good time living without neighbors the next wall over. Take care and have fun packing up the S T125.
A "Sprocketier" I wear my allegiance to the "Chief Sprocket" with pride! 😎 I was only chatting with a friend this week about getting a runaround 125. I think the Sinnis looks like an awesome bike.
After owning one of these for 12,000 miles I'd advise everyone to avoid them like the plague. So many issues with the thing, crap quality finish and parts. And they're definitely not any good for an adventure bike, because of the tyre sizes you'll never put any rubber on that's close to being an off road tyre, and that 17inch front wheel doesn't help. Suspension travel is not adequate or soft enough, sure, it'll get through, bit only as well as any other upright 125. For one, they lied to you, you definetely cannot Be remapped. They're slow as hell, even for a 125, a honda cbf125 is faster. The paint just flakes off and is thin as anything, bolts are soft, everything will rust faster than any other bike I've seen. Plagued with electrical issues, half of my electrics have had to be replaced, dealerships are crap, will do bare minimum until the labour warranty is over and then low and behold oh we'd need it in for longer. When they do a full service all they do is oil change, never once checked valve timings, bearings, or anything. Lots of people are trying to sell them after realising what a bag of crap they are.
@@SaffySprocket ah right yeah gotcha, I use the main ones on Facebook, everyone asks but it seems no one has been able to confirm their bike has been remapped which is a shame. But yeah, don't let these small Chinese sellers take advantage of your kind nature. They really aren't all they cracked up to be these bikes, maybe they'd be better if support and parts availability were better but as it stands, the bikes are pretty for a 125 but nowhere near the reliability of the proven brands. Also the warranty is a bit of a con, it's not two years, it's one year labour and parts and the second year is just parts. Labour is the bit you want covering as the parts are dirt cheap anyway and it's labour that costs a bomb so it may as well just be a year. After the first year is when my faults started appearing and then had to pay a bomb.
Woo, this is my first bike and i'm having a whale of a time! Having ridden a bicycle for years, the linked brakes worry me a little bit for the wet but haven't even had much of a chance to ride in the wet yet.. (weird for England eh...! ). Big plans for adventures though 🙂
125s are fun around town, I have a tiger which is fantastic (best bike I've owned probably, touring, luggage capability, torquey, and very fun.) Although more bikers is awesome so I'm all for different bikes.
Imo there is a bike for everyone. We all have to start somewhere & budget has a lot to do with it. At the end of the day we are all bikers from moped to our biggies.
Nice one Saffy. Love the looks of the bike. I hope you can cope with all that power! Actually, it could be a great introduction for new riders to go adventuring on. You can travel serious distances on little bikes. You just need to be a bit patient. Just a suggestion Saffy. Maybe worth preparing a crib sheet with the bike specs on. And if that means you need to use your specs to see it, that's ok. You look great with and without glasses.
Saffy, you really must file a copyright claim asap. That way you're in for loads of royalties when SW Motec and a dozen others start selling crash bra's lol. Mark my words Saffy , someone will just for some marketing humour. On the other hand there's far more to your Saffy blooper than you might realise, & with this I'm actually quite serious. There's a growing number of women riding these days. This has lead to a growing choice of women specific riding apparel . You can see exactly where I'm going with this by now I'm certain. There's plenty of sports bras for female athletes so it just now seems a no brainer. Hurry up Saffy and get yourself into the motorcycle apparel business. On another note again I'm really quite interested in what you think of this little adventure bike. I know a very keen young woman, 18 in a few months, and her hero is Noraly, aka Itchy boots. I've been looking at options but this one hadn't come across my radar until you just dropped it in front of me like a gift.
I brought a Triumph Trident at Saffy's insistence. Anyway I dropped it after only owning it for three days. So definitely I need to get some crash bras for it. Good one Saf. 😁
Great video and a lovely looking bike. I was looking at the Terrain as I want to do some touring after getting my CBT but I'm more drawn to the cruiser style, the new Keeway RKV 125C is just pulling at my heart strings. One small correction, the Terrain is £3,600 +OTR not £2,800. I'm looking forward to your views on it though. Maybe you can pull me back to it
For a way to into Adv biking and something to learn on its a great bike. I toured on my Zontes G1 and did some off roading by mistake, with a Welsh sheep included. Its amazing so I want to do more! P.s Its scary as you worry re your tyres and when your rear ends goes a bit...
If only they'd put something like the new RKV engine in it or even the 2021 RKF. I would most likely have gone for this one then instead of my lovely Zontes G1. Its designed for carrying loads so should've been given the extra grunt. A few HP makes all the difference carrying my 90Kg + stuff up our Welsh hills.
I really, really, really love the look of the bike; they honestly did such a good job. I could imagine it becoming a brand hit if they did start releasing a 600 and 1200 version
The T125 was my dream first bike but just couldn't afford it. Had to go with an old Honda CLR 125 Cityfly instead but I'm hoping to sell and get the T125 or the bigger engine version if I do my full license by then. Would love to see a review of the 380cc version.
Looks like a good bike. But 'Adventure'; I'm not so sure. I haven't quite got what an 'adventure' bike is. For me, it would be a medium size bike that has good road manners and half way decent off-road capability. Any bike with a 17" front wheel (is that right?) is going to suffer off road.
Agreed, the 17´ is kind of a killer in terms of capabilities, and it will be quite difficult to get decent knobbly tyres aswell. Which really is a shame - why not simply get a 19´? Would be so much better.
I think we need to remember, the vast majority of people who ride this bike, the adventure they're going to be getting into, isn't the same as the kind of adventure older bikers would get into
@@SaffySprocket Damn good point, Saffy and thanks for the perspective. I remember the first time I rode a proper bike. It was in 1970 and I bought a 500cc bike and rode it home (via the long road home) through the night and it was the most magical adventure of my life at that time. Nowt to do with off road, it was just on the road. I still ride pretty much everyday, both during the day and at night and still get the same magical feeling. Thanks for your enlightening response & blimmin good review. (could still do with a 21" front wheel, mutter, mutter)
The saffy we love to watch. My heart bleeds having all those test bikes blocking my garage. Can't say I've ever got that excited over a centre stand, thought you were going to fall out of your crash bra. I would say write the bike specs👓 down on paper but you would lose those as well. 💝
Sinnis range of 125s is quite good, @usernamekate just did Scotland and back on the Acuna. Not the cheapest adventure bike though, the Lexmoto Assault costs less
True. I wish there was a motorbike like that when I only had a learner licence back in the day I would have probably ended up going half way around the world without a care.
I know your videos are normally quite scatty but I had trouble following this and I'm an owner that knows all of the specs (some of which were wrong). Let's hope the real first impressions when you're out on the road has a little more professionalism.
Good to see that it has crash bras to protect your panties...er, I mean panniers. Waiting to see how they fit your gear. Going to be interesting to see how capable the 125 is hauling the bike loaded with gear
Stay chaotic Saffy, absolutely love the rambles and the fact you leave bloopers in - Keeps you human!
Thank you so much 🥰❣️
This is fantastic timing, Saffy! My daughter has been asking for another dirt bike for about the last year. She isn't old enough to ride on the street yet. But I am watching this video waiting to pick up a new CRF125 for her to surprise her picking her up from school. Your videos are always fun to watch thanks for sharing with us.
Your hair is looking quite ginger now, it looks good. The adventure bike market is still the fastest growing segment so having a small inexpensive starter bike makes good sense.
So true! and yeh, I think I'm going to go back Blonde this week mind!
Think we're due a Saffy blooper reel soon, plenty of them in this vlog 😂
ahahaha if you guys really knew how many bloopers I made per video.... its insane
This was my first learner bike till I passed my test last year and upgraded to a Suzuki 650. The sinnis terrain was a great bike it got me around Scotland and back to Manchester. I came off it a few times on gravel roads because of the linked brakes.
I'm not a fan of the linked breaks either! But it's not a bad little bike!
Great vid and it's got blooper content as well 😊
:D Thank you!
Saffy is our biker babe. We need more girl biker vlogs to encourage more female bikers. C'mon girls come forward.
THANK YOU!
The garage is looking good and you got the cabinets assembles.
Loved the review as your not afraid to leave the bloopers in.
Hope your having a good time living without neighbors the next wall over.
Take care and have fun packing up the S T125.
Just need to get them on the wall now!
A "Sprocketier" I wear my allegiance to the "Chief Sprocket" with pride! 😎
I was only chatting with a friend this week about getting a runaround 125. I think the Sinnis looks like an awesome bike.
Love that!
Hi Saffy, I very much enjoyed your review, keep up the good work 😊
Thank you! Will do!
Absolutely ❤. Enthusiasm 110% chaos 110% sprocketness 200% always makes me smile and chuckle. Crash bras should be standard item on all bikes. 😊
🙊🙊🙊🙊
After owning one of these for 12,000 miles I'd advise everyone to avoid them like the plague. So many issues with the thing, crap quality finish and parts. And they're definitely not any good for an adventure bike, because of the tyre sizes you'll never put any rubber on that's close to being an off road tyre, and that 17inch front wheel doesn't help. Suspension travel is not adequate or soft enough, sure, it'll get through, bit only as well as any other upright 125.
For one, they lied to you, you definetely cannot Be remapped. They're slow as hell, even for a 125, a honda cbf125 is faster. The paint just flakes off and is thin as anything, bolts are soft, everything will rust faster than any other bike I've seen.
Plagued with electrical issues, half of my electrics have had to be replaced, dealerships are crap, will do bare minimum until the labour warranty is over and then low and behold oh we'd need it in for longer. When they do a full service all they do is oil change, never once checked valve timings, bearings, or anything.
Lots of people are trying to sell them after realising what a bag of crap they are.
It's not sinnis that said it could be remapped :D I was lurking around on some forums
@@SaffySprocket ah right yeah gotcha, I use the main ones on Facebook, everyone asks but it seems no one has been able to confirm their bike has been remapped which is a shame. But yeah, don't let these small Chinese sellers take advantage of your kind nature. They really aren't all they cracked up to be these bikes, maybe they'd be better if support and parts availability were better but as it stands, the bikes are pretty for a 125 but nowhere near the reliability of the proven brands.
Also the warranty is a bit of a con, it's not two years, it's one year labour and parts and the second year is just parts. Labour is the bit you want covering as the parts are dirt cheap anyway and it's labour that costs a bomb so it may as well just be a year. After the first year is when my faults started appearing and then had to pay a bomb.
Woo, this is my first bike and i'm having a whale of a time! Having ridden a bicycle for years, the linked brakes worry me a little bit for the wet but haven't even had much of a chance to ride in the wet yet.. (weird for England eh...! ). Big plans for adventures though 🙂
That's super weird for England 😂😂😂
Loving your channel ❤
Thank you so much!!
The crash bra is my favorite. Vive la Sprocket, love the edit! As usual, all the best!
P.S. A garage is always half finished. This never changes.
ahahah I finally got the electrics up this week!
Saffy your absolutely brilliant your such a great character love it. Well done 👏
Thank you so much :D
125s are fun around town, I have a tiger which is fantastic (best bike I've owned probably, touring, luggage capability, torquey, and very fun.) Although more bikers is awesome so I'm all for different bikes.
It's a cute little ADV that comes with everything... I might get one just for lulz
It's ideal for finding out whether an adv bike is right for you
It was quite nippy to be fair!
Imo there is a bike for everyone. We all have to start somewhere & budget has a lot to do with it. At the end of the day we are all bikers from moped to our biggies.
I think it's a fab bike, honestly would recommend it personally to a few of my friends who are interested in getting started with biking
Nice one Saffy. Love the looks of the bike. I hope you can cope with all that power! Actually, it could be a great introduction for new riders to go adventuring on. You can travel serious distances on little bikes. You just need to be a bit patient. Just a suggestion Saffy. Maybe worth preparing a crib sheet with the bike specs on. And if that means you need to use your specs to see it, that's ok. You look great with and without glasses.
Saffy, you really must file a copyright claim asap. That way you're in for loads of royalties when SW Motec and a dozen others start selling crash bra's lol.
Mark my words Saffy , someone will just for some marketing humour.
On the other hand there's far more to your Saffy blooper than you might realise, & with this I'm actually quite serious. There's a growing number of women riding these days. This has lead to a growing choice of women specific riding apparel . You can see exactly where I'm going with this by now I'm certain. There's plenty of sports bras for female athletes so it just now seems a no brainer.
Hurry up Saffy and get yourself into the motorcycle apparel business.
On another note again I'm really quite interested in what you think of this little adventure bike. I know a very keen young woman, 18 in a few months, and her hero is Noraly, aka Itchy boots. I've been looking at options but this one hadn't come across my radar until you just dropped it in front of me like a gift.
CRASH BRAS - now available in cup sizes AAA to E - coming to a store near you
I cannot handle that whopping 12 herpers.thank god saffy did the review for us! ❤️😘
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I brought a Triumph Trident at Saffy's insistence. Anyway I dropped it after only owning it for three days. So definitely I need to get some crash bras for it. Good one Saf. 😁
Triumph Trident needs a D cup 😂😝
What a fun way to review the "Sinni" with accessories by "Ann Summers"
😝😂
Great video and a lovely looking bike. I was looking at the Terrain as I want to do some touring after getting my CBT but I'm more drawn to the cruiser style, the new Keeway RKV 125C is just pulling at my heart strings. One small correction, the Terrain is £3,600 +OTR not £2,800. I'm looking forward to your views on it though. Maybe you can pull me back to it
Go for it! Pick what you think is right for you!
A great vlog as always saffy ride safe lovely 😍
Thank you 😁
Love your videos, natural and funny, garage looking good,where can I find me some crash bras😆 nice one 🥰
:D Thanks
I see you are coming back with the original hear color 🥰
Yes! I should be blonde soon!
@@SaffySprocket 😍
Brilliant edit.
Thank you!
fancied the 380 when they first came out. originally shown with laced wheels, but again sinnis dropped the lace wheels so didn't bother.
I really want to try the 380! Honestly think it's be epic!
NICE CRASH BRAS !
CRASH BRAAAAAAAAAAAS
Awesome review saffy sprocket biker babe.
The review is still to come :D
Hi Saffy, where do they sell crash Bras? You are nuts young lady 🤣🤣🤣. Keep the videos coming, you brighten up the day.
😂😂😂😂😂
Did your glasses survive this recording? 🤣 Great review Saffy
They survived this one, but legitimately, I ran them over in the next review ~~~~
@@SaffySprocket HA 🤣
The sinnister rain 🌧🌧🌧 Cue cards my dear 😄🪧🪧🪧
ahahah neveeeeer!
You are a busy bee 🐝 here there every where good work x
Ahahah gotta keep busy!
For a way to into Adv biking and something to learn on its a great bike.
I toured on my Zontes G1 and did some off roading by mistake, with a Welsh sheep included. Its amazing so I want to do more!
P.s Its scary as you worry re your tyres and when your rear ends goes a bit...
so true ahahah!
Such a cutie .... the bikes nice too ❤️😍
You are so kind
Nice review. Did I miss something, did you get a bike lift. What make is it? Keep up the entertainment 🤘
It's in this week's garage video!
@@SaffySprocket Great Thanks, I am looking to get one so will be interested in your thoughts on it.
Sinnis is made in China motorcycle and several customers have expressed it's a value for money.Nice video saff
They are a great little bike! I would have loved one 😅
Could be worth having the specs written down next to your camera setup - they're not always easy to remember.
honeslty, I could just do with a screen ahahahah
Nah, keep it chaotic!
If only they'd put something like the new RKV engine in it or even the 2021 RKF. I would most likely have gone for this one then instead of my lovely Zontes G1. Its designed for carrying loads so should've been given the extra grunt. A few HP makes all the difference carrying my 90Kg + stuff up our Welsh hills.
Actual question: horse brake power? :rofl:
Love the vid Saffy, couldn't resist the poking. Upbeat and giggly is how life should be for everyone!
Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
I like the looks of the bike.😀
I really, really, really love the look of the bike; they honestly did such a good job. I could imagine it becoming a brand hit if they did start releasing a 600 and 1200 version
Deffinetly more power.😀
wouldn't be the same without a bit of chaos, really need to get some crash bras for my Tiger before I make a T%T of myself
I'm the Hot Mess from the North West!
Yeah first impressions of the look of the bike.. great..
😝
The T125 was my dream first bike but just couldn't afford it. Had to go with an old Honda CLR 125 Cityfly instead but I'm hoping to sell and get the T125 or the bigger engine version if I do my full license by then. Would love to see a review of the 380cc version.
Sinnis do a 380 worth reviewing along with a few other budget friendly adv bikes on the market
Looks like a good bike. But 'Adventure'; I'm not so sure. I haven't quite got what an 'adventure' bike is. For me, it would be a medium size bike that has good road manners and half way decent off-road capability. Any bike with a 17" front wheel (is that right?) is going to suffer off road.
Agreed, the 17´ is kind of a killer in terms of capabilities, and it will be quite difficult to get decent knobbly tyres aswell. Which really is a shame - why not simply get a 19´? Would be so much better.
I think we need to remember, the vast majority of people who ride this bike, the adventure they're going to be getting into, isn't the same as the kind of adventure older bikers would get into
@@SaffySprocket Damn good point, Saffy and thanks for the perspective. I remember the first time I rode a proper bike. It was in 1970 and I bought a 500cc bike and rode it home (via the long road home) through the night and it was the most magical adventure of my life at that time. Nowt to do with off road, it was just on the road. I still ride pretty much everyday, both during the day and at night and still get the same magical feeling. Thanks for your enlightening response & blimmin good review. (could still do with a 21" front wheel, mutter, mutter)
I'm most definitely not a snob, but don't think I'd touch it with a barge pole.🤭👍🏴
I’m surprised Sinis risked their bike in her hands as well.
I agree, but for people on a budget, it's not a bad option 🏴 NW
@@chrislooney8682. Yeah probably ok brand new, but in time would fall apart and rust badly. Maybe before first mot? (Lol) 🤔🏴
Oh ye for sure, but i bought a £4200 gsxs 125 and lost over 2000 when i sold it, so you could sell for 800 and be in the same boat i suppose
@@chrislooney8682 I know what your saying. True word's.👍
Just been painting my crash bras 😂
Best after market accessories
I like them units
Thanks :D
an sv650 in standard trim is about 200kgs and about 75bhp 🙂 so the little sinnis is lighter and significantly less powerful but very chuck aboutable 😉
Tractor 🚜 chugging along
The saffy we love to watch. My heart bleeds having all those test bikes blocking my garage. Can't say I've ever got that excited over a centre stand, thought you were going to fall out of your crash bra. I would say write the bike specs👓 down on paper but you would lose those as well. 💝
😂 lose my head if it wasn't attached
Sinnis range of 125s is quite good, @usernamekate just did Scotland and back on the Acuna. Not the cheapest adventure bike though, the Lexmoto Assault costs less
Ah amazing! I'm heading up to Scotland soon but with something different!
There really is a dopey blonde lurking in there, imagine omitting to notice a centre stand 😱. Wouldn’t have you any other way Saffron 👍😎
The lights are on, but no one is home!
I've learned that the Sinnis 125 is a Suzuki engine or based on Suzuki engines same as fanfic did with Yamaha engines 👍
NO WAY!
@@SaffySprocket yes way
Lol, what can I say, great vid ;)
Thanks! 😁
There's also a 380cc version of this which would have been better as the 125cc is a bit underpowered tbh
I agree! I'm hoping they will loan me the 380 ;D but the good thing about the 125 is that it's accessible for anyone and everyone!
True. I wish there was a motorbike like that when I only had a learner licence back in the day I would have probably ended up going half way around the world without a care.
That bike looked like it had already been dropped on the right side scratches on the box and the bars
Probably had ;D it's a demo bike
@@SaffySprocket Looks like the bars did the job of protecting the bike.
@@michaeldemetriou1399 For sure :D Im sure its been dropped a few times before it arrived at mine!
In this instance, I reckon crash bras are better than wonder bras...???
Why headbutt your unfavoured foes when you can CRASH BRA UPPER CUT
@@SaffySprocket My sentiments exactly.
Hi Saffy❤
Hi 🥰
Brilliant! We need more nut jobs.haha. you make me smile,and there's not many people that do that!
:D Thank you!
Saffy I think they should of lent you the rocket 2 for off roading ,🤣nah only joking you take care ,be careful ,stay safe ❤️
Imagine..... that....chaos
@@SaffySprocket ❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🏍️💨
So, how many Red Bulls prior to that intro? Go on now, be honest 😆
MOAR RED BULLZZZZZ
Were you using strong glue or painting in an unventilated area immediately before filming this?
😝😝😝😝😝 redbull and 2 packets of skittles
@@SaffySprocket LOL - Yeah, it shows!
You do make me laugh. You’re so up beat 👍
Thank you so much 💗🥰
I have to turn the volume down on your vlogs.
I can imagine, people often wish they could turn the volume down on me in real life
👍😁👏
🥰
I'd like to make a complaint.
Very dissapointed, this was a bike review, but I didn't see any bikes ? 😕 only black leather look leggings. ......
😝
Sorry it's not a review 😅 I'm working on the review now!
@Saffy Sprocket looking forward to that.
OK. Not a review, a "look around" still didn't see any bikes ! 😝
Trail/Dual/Adventure bikes have been around since the 60's....
They're ace :D
What’s all that new Horse Brake Power about 🤣🤣🤣
Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeigh
Is my head wonky?!?
Crash bras: every girl I ever dated in the 70’s wore those!
Well played, daft lassie!
Your SV is a lot heavier than the Sinnis ......at least 4 kilo's ish....😆
I did check it out after, my sv is 163 and the sinnis is 150! it's not a lot of weight difference but the engine difference is huuuuuuuuuuuuge
I know your videos are normally quite scatty but I had trouble following this and I'm an owner that knows all of the specs (some of which were wrong). Let's hope the real first impressions when you're out on the road has a little more professionalism.
Goosey ~ if you come to my channel for professionalism... Sir, I have some bad news for you :P
Good to see that it has crash bras to protect your panties...er, I mean panniers. Waiting to see how they fit your gear.
Going to be interesting to see how capable the 125 is hauling the bike loaded with gear
inexpensive bike with service intervals that will compensate
:O!
Ride it like you stole it!!!
😝😂😝😝😝
Don't worry about crashing it,somebody already has lol
ahahaha
Save yourself 10mins unless seeing a woman talk (or giggle mostly) about a bike is your thing 👍
1st 💪
heh :D