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Ed’s Moto Mindset
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2011
A channel to enjoy motorcycling.
Ride The Lines - Ed's Moto Mindset 🎵
“Ride The Lines” is a powerful song that captures the raw emotions of riding-both on the road and within the mind. With lyrics that delve into the struggles of inner battles and the freedom of the open road, this track is a poetic reflection on life’s twists and turns. Perfect for anyone who finds solace in the hum of an engine and the clarity of the ride.
🎧 About the Song:
This track is part of an experimental project. Both the music and vocals were generated with AI, and I’ve extensively tweaked and refined them to create the final version you hear. It’s a creative experiment to explore how AI tools can blend with human creativity. Let me know in the comments what you think about this approach-should I keep experimenting with this style?
📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more music and moto inspiration!
#Motorcycle #Mindset #Music #RideTheLines #BikerLife #AIMusic #Experiment
🎵 Lyrics:
I’m gripping tight, the engine roars,
A road unmarked, through endless wars.
Thoughts ignite like sparks in the rain,
The throttle twists, can’t outrun the pain.Wheels spinning fast, but I’m standing still,
The brain’s a highway I can’t rebuild.
Ride the lines of the endless maze,
The power blinds, the mind betrays.
Every turn’s a fight I can’t define,
On the road that leads inside my mind.
The wind cuts deep, it clears the air,
But shadows linger, they’re everywhere.
The road is smooth, yet I feel the cracks,
Like fragile thoughts that pull me back.
Wheels spinning fast, but I’m standing still,
The brain’s a highway I can’t rebuild.
Ride the lines of the endless maze,
The power blinds, the mind betrays.
Every turn’s a fight I can’t define,
On the road that leads inside my mind.
Twisting metal, tangled thoughts,
The road to nowhere comes at a cost.
I ride for freedom, I ride for peace,
But the chains of my mind will never release.
The journey ends, but I’m still lost,
The brain’s a rider that pays the cost.
Through the speed and noise, I can’t decide,
If I’m running from the world, or from inside.
🎧 About the Song:
This track is part of an experimental project. Both the music and vocals were generated with AI, and I’ve extensively tweaked and refined them to create the final version you hear. It’s a creative experiment to explore how AI tools can blend with human creativity. Let me know in the comments what you think about this approach-should I keep experimenting with this style?
📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more music and moto inspiration!
#Motorcycle #Mindset #Music #RideTheLines #BikerLife #AIMusic #Experiment
🎵 Lyrics:
I’m gripping tight, the engine roars,
A road unmarked, through endless wars.
Thoughts ignite like sparks in the rain,
The throttle twists, can’t outrun the pain.Wheels spinning fast, but I’m standing still,
The brain’s a highway I can’t rebuild.
Ride the lines of the endless maze,
The power blinds, the mind betrays.
Every turn’s a fight I can’t define,
On the road that leads inside my mind.
The wind cuts deep, it clears the air,
But shadows linger, they’re everywhere.
The road is smooth, yet I feel the cracks,
Like fragile thoughts that pull me back.
Wheels spinning fast, but I’m standing still,
The brain’s a highway I can’t rebuild.
Ride the lines of the endless maze,
The power blinds, the mind betrays.
Every turn’s a fight I can’t define,
On the road that leads inside my mind.
Twisting metal, tangled thoughts,
The road to nowhere comes at a cost.
I ride for freedom, I ride for peace,
But the chains of my mind will never release.
The journey ends, but I’m still lost,
The brain’s a rider that pays the cost.
Through the speed and noise, I can’t decide,
If I’m running from the world, or from inside.
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I like how vfrs sound but there is nothing incredible about this downshift.
@@alexkershaw9147 haha thx
Mooie video super gaaf
Lekker nummertje
Talking a lot of rubbish, sorry.
ik heb deze motor nu ook al een tijdje en het enigste wat ik echt niet mooi vind eraan is het dashboard voor de rest is het een geweldige motor 😁
Haha zelf vind ik het dashboard erg mooi, alleen de koplamp niet, verschil moet er wezen!
Owned one. It's all true.
I have a 96 VFR750F haven’t rode it in 20yrs and it only has 8k miles.
@@klennglaze4877 a true hidden gem! Enjoy that masterpiece
Just about every fuel injected bike I've ridden, (including one I currently own), is touchy or "snatchy" during the on/off throttle transition. Is the VFR800 magically different in this department?
I disagree with almost everything in the review, and if you can get a tank range of over 475 miles then i'm santa claus. Pretty much the only thing we agree on is that the fz6 is a very good motorcycle.
"A tank range of over 475 miles", what’s that supposed to mean? Good to disagree, that opens up a world of improvement. The fact that you disagree with almost everything gives me the impression you’re not only experienced but also very confident in your views.
@edsmotomindset 😂 sorry my bad I forgot you was in the Netherlands 475 kilometres. In the video you say 1 liter per 25 kilometers x19.4 so 475kilometer or 295 miles. Hmm still a little ambitious I suppose if all that time was spent in 6th cruising maybe.
@@BLG80 Ah yea, I simply asked my brother how it runs, and he get that kind of milages out of his bike. He drives like me, like a grandpa... I ride 1/18.5 on a VFR 750 from 1995 which is better than the manufacturer claims. Here in the Netherlands we also don't have mountains, very high quality gasoline and great roads, maybe that also helps.
@edsmotomindset diversity of opinions provide a valuable insight sometimes. Just because I disagree doesn't mean your wrong. 👍 See you out there bro
Goed punt vriend! Gr.van een VFR rijder👍🏻
So true and if you’re jumping on a vfr750 then you’re going to feel better immediately 😊
@@unclenos9254 instant recovery
The other right indicator. Must have used the wrong blinker fluid.
@@EllenDegenerate-o5b sorry?
😂
Fazer 600 S1, Hornet 919 or GSR600? Only thing that I dont fancy is very very peaky R6 engine. Also non adjustable front suspension.
@@CptSlow89 all very different bikes for different riders! Would recommend to ride them all. I wanted to buy a R6 and end up buying a VFR 😀
Just sold my Hornet way to heavy fz6 just right.
I would throw in the cbf600 if peak power is a concern, it's very relaxed bike with abs as standard hard to find abs on the gsr600, both are kind of mellow machines.
Obviously 🎉
fun
Brilliant bikes.
@@roadwarrior8560 ❤️
So torn on settling for a 4th gen or waiting for a 5th gen to pop up.
@@CutACrow ahh a difficult case, where do you live? A friend of my is selling is GEN5 (the Netherlands). Send me a DM on insta if interested 😀 The 5th gen is more reliable cause of the direct injection. I do personally prefer the looks and the riding position of the 4th gen. Sound wise they are the same, did you see my comparison video between both bikes?
miss your sexy voice❤
God i love the sound of those gear driven cams on a vfr
@@leondegeus3765 the truth has been spoken!
I own a VFR800Fi and I love almost everything about it. Only looks are a bit 'mhoa' in my opinion. It doesnt have the beauty of a Ducati for example. But with a Gen 3 rear wheel, dark double bubble screen, Sargent seat, high mount exhaust, no rear footpegs and some other small changes looks are much improved in my opinion. For all the rest, amazing bike
it doesnt sound.........it is louder the sound of the engine than the exhaust ...very bad
Honda needs to go back to building bikes like these.
@@nonyabusiness4151 the truth has been spoken!
That is so true I'm a TH-camr myself and it's a nightmare to try to get viewership
😅
I believe the video doesn't give it justice. I have a friend who has a 6th gen vfr with some open exhaust cans and it sounded amazing!
@@Ride2Xplore agreed, TH-cam did some weird shit with the audio 🥲
Loved my vfr and yes sounded great but for me personally my devimead BSA A65 sounded better
Bravo, Ed!!!! "You are the fusion of power and art, Every ride with you ignites the rider's heart. .... Honda VFR 750, our loyal steed, In every journey, you fulfill our need." Encore, encore! 🙌🍻
Love the exhaust. The engine at high revs always sounds unhappy to me, although Honda V fours have a very distinctive surge when you do wind them up.
TH-cam seems to terribly downgrade the audio quality, this is not what I uploaded 😥
CBX 1050....
lol yup the cbx eats this for breakfast
Should I keep my VFR5 generation leave it for the rest of my life, cause it is unique bike in all markets?
@@finebasn to hold your life?
@@edsmotomindset edited, my fault
@@finebasn It's already a classic sports bike. I think it will become highly sought after in the near future, especially when it's in great condition.
You're absolutely correct, especially with smoking pot and riding/driving. Several years ago my best friend got peer pressured into smoking pot before driving home. He felt extremely unsafe, pulled over, and asked me to drive him home. I happily did so.
@@Thunderbolt22A10 good your friend understood the danger he was in 😀
Nice poetic commentary!
I dont know how different the er6f is compared to the er6 engine wise, but i remember i really didnt like the 2016 er6 engine i did my lessons on. Even prefered my '89 cb450s
@@acvn-hg9gy hmm I have to say I didn’t like my teachers cbr 650 while taking lessons, but when I drove the same bike a year later, I did like it, maybe the lesson engines get beat up?
@@edsmotomindset yea possibly, or just learned how to feel it. I did like the z650 where i did my AVD on, just too small size wise.
@@acvn-hg9gyi thought similarly, it’s just what you’re used to. Hated my ER6F when i got it because i was used to my cb350 but after riding it a while i like it better than any other bike! Just give it some time and then go back to your other one to see how you feel then
Been looking at the ER6F as my second bike, such a coincidence you uploaded a video on it! Nice review, I should test ride one soon.
@@Rob-ii9gl tanks, yeah it’s a neat little bike ❤️
if you’re in the midwest i have a 2015 for sale 6k miles
🎉🎉
In a lot of countries you wouldn't be allowed to have something this big. I've got the 83 VF 750 Magna and besides from the speedo drive gear I've had no trouble getting new part. Mind you some times they do cost a small fortune. As for the speedo I just use a tom tom gps speedo. It's a lot more accurate and comes with a speed alarm so it's a lot better.
as far as I’m aware, you can ride whatever you want as long as you got the right driver licences?
I think this review was spots on you went through order important parts methodically very in-depth
Nice 👍🏿 very good bike review style
Thanks! I'm looking for the right balance in a review. I want to stay objective, but also include my personal opinion. 🥳
Got the 750 FV in the best colour, BLUE. RR replaced 10 yrs ago but relocated onto a heat sink down by radiator to get better airflow. Put the 8 spoke rear wheel on, looks better! 72k miles, runs sweet as, just run in I would say. Have the bigger brother to now, 1200X but not the same without gear driven cams 👌
I do not agree that you shouldnt get a bike instead of a car if a car is too expansive. The monthly costs are WAAAAAY cheaper (atleast here in NL) amd work on your bike can be done yourself most times, of you have atleast one right hand and a service manual, especially older bikes (like your vfr! Love the vfr.). Riding when tired or ill though.... couldnt agree more. In now 6 years of riding (and about 200k km) i crashed once, after a 16hour shift at the airport (on kingsday) which is where i failed a emergancy stop for a trucker that ran a red. There was a speedbump in front of the traffic lights, wich send me over the bars, bike totalled, i fortunatly only hurt my knee (rip my first vfr). My helmet was ground through the foam. Wear full gear people! I started riding again the same week. Bought a cheap 500cc, checked it over, and started tiding again so i wouldnt get scared or traumatized. The next time i had a shift like that... i slept at the job. They even got me dinner and breakfast.
Agreed when you have two right hands, but generally speaking, a bad maintained bike is a liability. I had a 500 euro car for a few years just in case I didn't feel like riding 😆 (It was a Mitsubishi so it never failed me).
@@edsmotomindset hah, had that with my hr-v. Beast of a car. Honds, so the same
Got mine at the start of the summer, 80k on it. was FULL of problems. Insane. But its all due to severe neglect. The 700euro bike is about 4,5k now, but it has a rebuild engine (bearings, rings, pistons, oversized), oem+ rebuild forks, hyperpro shock, 525 chain kit, dynojet kitted the carbs and finetuned it on the dyno (110hp at the wheel!), BMC filter, TYGA performams HRC style headers with kevlar exhaust, new tyres, throttle cables, rebuild brakes and SS lines, full EBC clutch kit, new stearing stem bearings, wheel bearings front and back, iridium plugs amd brand new OEM coils amd spark plug caps, new coolant lines, amd some more small stuff. Next is brake disks amd pads when the disks are officially under spec (0,15mm left) and then i'll repair the fairings and powdercoat the forkstems and subframe, amd replace the swingarm and pro-arm bearings. In the far future, it might get to be a rc30 replica. In short.... i love the bike so much that i'm willing to spend this kind of money on it.
We should definitely meet up! I love working on older bikes, though I’m not the greatest mechanic myself. Would be awesome to collaborate and learn a few things. Where are you located?
@@edsmotomindset i'm near alkmaar myself! Working with you some time would be nice! Would be next summer though due to time and weather contraints. Doing a bachelour outside of working hours right now. But some day would be awesome!
@@acvn-hg9gy That's amazing, please send me a DM on Instagram (I try to stay anonymous as much as possible). instagram.com/edsmotomindset/
I had the pleasure of owning an RC30. That was a beautiful machine I'm every way with basically the same engine. It was of course a sports bike and not a tourer like these bikes.
Yes: AGREE !!
VFR❤
Compared to your 4th gen, how would this 5th gen rank in your "Good for Beginners" scale?
@@FelixBrehh I would say a little better, newer, less agressieve and a little more relaxed
Im a firm believer that everyone should start on the dirt. Get a dirtbike. Get your skill level up. Then, buy a small displacement motorcycle. Baby steps
@@scurtiousthecurtious696 would love to try riding a dirt bike!
@edsmotomindset it's a blast! I've had more fun in the dirt than I do in the street. Doing 50mph on a single trail feels like 100 on the street. Them trees come up real fast
@@scurtiousthecurtious696 do you live in the Netherlands? Otherwise you could get me on the first dirk bike ever
@@edsmotomindset unfortunately I do not. I live in the good ole USA 💪
I get cranky if I don't ride for a while. I even go for blasts in the winter.
Same, 100%. As long at its above 0°C, i ride.
Riding my bike is therapy for me. I like to ride 1 hour daily. Being careful of course
Well then get your purse and your star bs then call the girls for a spa day