Great video, I completely agree. I’m 6’ 2” with some back issues and I am comfortable on this one. Did 4 1/2 hours London to Cornwall, non stop and expected to pay the price, but I was fine. I also love it more every time I ride it and have done 3k on it since Jan. Just an incredible bike

I have had 48 bikes and I never had more fun than on my Kawasaki W230 and Honda GB350 S. Also the Honda is the most comfortable bike I ever had. It is the only bike I don't get a numb hand or a numb bum, or neck pain or lower or upper back pain etc. And I have had all the big bikes, 3 GS's, Multistrada, Stelvio, V85TT and Crosstourer. None of them was as comfortable as this little bike. And it even comes with a center stand, so much easier for chain maintenance. I did not have any problems with the OEM tyres (Metzeler Tourance Next). BTW, I am 6ft3". I just did many of the Alpine passes last two weeks, just lots of fun and even got 120 mpg in return!

Mine's doing over 105 mpg since new.  Great bike and perfect for my riding. Massive fun and economical too.  Black is clearly the best colour.

Great little bike ! Those panniers look fantastic on it too 👍

Can’t wait to try the 500..

Glad you totally 'get' this bike. I've done 2.5k on mine and it gets better every mile, it's the best colour as well, pearl mud grey. I've had more fun on the GB than I've had for years on other larger bikes. Mine has the Ironhead silencer which looks and sounds great. By far the best mod I've made on mine is a 37 tooth rear sprocket, it transforms the 5th gear and is a cheap mod. The gearing change hasn't reduced the top speed or fantastic fuel economy. I've covered all the other mods on my channel if you want to take a gander.

Thanks, Mr. Fish.  I understand you just fine. I don't like screamers either. Well, I didn't in my young days. Now, at 65, some nights it's a blessing that brings the ride to the end of the line. The problem is finding one that is not baffled by chewing gum. Regards.

Cool

Glad you're enjoying the GB Fish. I love mine as well. 10k miles now. Used it for touring up in the Scottish Borders and camping trips into Wales. Deffo the best colour of  the limited colour palette offered!!!!! Never ceases to put a smile on my face. The combination of sweet handling, excellent brakes, fabulous gearbox and that brilliant engine. What's not to like. and yes over 100mpg. Oh and cheaper road tax and insurance. Just love it. The engine just gets better and better as the miles roll on. I tried the bigger rear sprocket as well, but changed back after a couple of thousand miles. The engine had loosened up and I now prefer it back on standard gearing.

Mine is mud grey and I also love it, I've never had a more relaxing motorcycle, I also have a CL500 which is another great bike. 👍😁😁

Nice bags Mr. F. I've got one of these. I love it too and won't get rid of it - unless they bring out a 500cc version. Just so immensely satisfying to ride.

im still riding my 1973 cb500 works great never fails on me love it i suppose if it ever broke i would buy another honda though.

I have the grey and love it

I love my Honda Monkey for fun on back roads. I have had mine (Clyde) for four years and it’s a great little bike. It is also very fugal with petrol, but has a tiny tank. I end up filling it up about same amount time’s as my big bike, the difference is it only costs about  £4.50 each time. 😂

There is a lot of fun to have on smaller capacity bikes. The GB looks great as well. 👍

Great bike love mine in black I do like the rack and bags you've got on yours

When I test rode one I described it as pleasant to ride , that’s all I can say about it .

The day the GB350 or GB500 becomes available in the USA is the day my Triumph Bonneville T100 goes up for sale. I can’t wait to buy one. Please hurry Honda!

No I’ve not ridden one , but will be sure to check one out if I get the chance

I've never ridden a GB350, but I love my ADV350.. Small displacement bikes are perfect for small B road blasts 😁

Theses are great little bikes and perfect for the back roads ,mine sits comfortably at seventy easily on Aroads and delivers 90 plus mpg ,as for the seat I find mine more than adequate for 2hours at a time before requiring a short stop ,it’s definitely not a young speed demons bike but for a 67 old it’s perfect