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@stevesanelli90 Many thanks. Happy Christmas to you and your family and best wishes for the new year.

@stevesanelli90 oh yes, and I do have one or two with a scooter in Asia, coming up later in the new year.

@stevesanelli90 Thanks for watching. Its a lovely bike for the country lanes around here. Small dogs dont share my opinion though! I have a few more videos ready, including a few reviews and some travelling in Asia coming up in the new year. Thanks for your comments, the interaction inspires me to do more content.

@izhar3841 Star Hill in English, thanks. I didn't know that. It's a vibrant place at night. One of my favourite places.

@stevesanelli90 Thanks for your comments. Yes a nice warm day in summer. I tried a front mud guard bracket to get the wheel shots. I also fitted the puig type screen. Very easy to fit and does seem to help a little bit with wind deflection. Got a few more review videos coming out later next month and hopefully some travel ones too. Not heard of the band called Rush but I will look them up on the Internet. Many thanks.

@@ByChopaka thank you 😊

@ByChopaka many thanks for your comments. Very nice to meet you.

@pioneerarist2544 Thanks for your comments. I wasn't sure what one of those were, so I just saw one on the Internet. I might try getting one to fit and then see what the sound is like. Thanks for watching.

​@@lost-again Well, it can be called a DB killer but they are installed inside the exhaust. When you go in high torque, it decreases the burning sound and makes your exhaust get more bass and powerful. The shape looks like a honeycomb.

@pioneerarist2544 OK, I didn't know. I will find out a bit more about that. I am still quite new to motorcycles and still learning. Many thanks for the info.

@korazon3spinado Thanks for your comments. The original rear seat has a nylon strap on either side that you can pull out and attach a helmet to or even strap down a bag to. The cowl is a bit more basic with a small plastic hook that I suppose you could hook a small strap to and then strap your helmet to. Basically, the original seat has more functionality than the cowl. I have not used the cowl since taking it off and now simply leave the seat attached. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

@@Greivous429 I think it looks fantastic in black. I often get compliments from other bikers when they see it. I am sure you will enjoy every minute of it and it will put a big smile on your face.

@josephfarley3828 Thanks for the update. Hopefully not too much damage.

@josephfarley3828 yes it's a very picturesque place well worth a visit.

@stevesanelli90 Oh yes. In the UK now, at this time of year, I have to grab any excuse to just get out and ride, especially as winter is on its way. Just to ride and follow the road, with no particular destination in mind. I now need to get some waterproofs and try riding and filming in the rain.

@@lost-again you choose the best days.

@christined.a.w4686 Thanks for your nice comment.

@catguy1032 Thanks for your comments. I caught those purely by accident. I could watch those out of the window for ages.

@@thiyapalachanlee thank you for your comments.

@sebastianbolt7886 Thanks for your comments. I do miss it. It's light weight, looks good, and easy to learn on. Just wish it was a bit faster for the bigger roads. It did get quite a few looks and comments. Thanks for watching.

Many thanks for your comments. I would like to try the 800RE at some point. I am also going to try doing a moto camping video with the GSX-8S to see if this could be a mini tourer. Some videos to come out in the next month or two featuring that. Yes, Freddie Dobbs used to live about a mile away from the dealership and still visits Ipswich on his Bonneville. More videos to come, depending on the weather, although I do need to get used to riding in wet weather and seeing what the video footage looks like. Thanks for your comments, always welcome.

@stevesanelli90 Many thanks for your kind comments. I am learning as I go along, both riding and video editing. I have a few more videos planned as well as trying a bit of moto camping coming soon. Not sure about the radio voice, though, lol, but I will give it ago. Going to try and get some better sound from the exhaust whilst riding as well.

@@lost-again after watching your Bahrain videos, you speak eloquently & knowledgeable! You're a star & you can do it! The Suzuki is a brilliant motorcycle no doubt! Bring out your personal likes/dislikes. Cheers

@stevesanelli90 Many thanks for that, that does give me more inspiration and confidence.

@agentcovert thanks for your comments. I think I may keep the seat and try my luck and at least I will have a seat in place just in case one day that happens.

@stevesanelli90 I always take the longest route home while riding the GSX-8S. Such a lovely bike.

@@thiyapalachanlee Thank you so much for your nice comments.

@stevesanelli90 Thanks very much for your comments. Parking rules over here in the UK seem to be forgotten about. I have, on a few occasions, had to watch out for a car door to be suddenly flung open in my direction as I am passing. Also, at night, people often park facing the oncoming traffic with their head lights on, causing some degree of blindness for several seconds to the oncoming traffic. I have a few more videos planned, hopefully before the autumn arrives here. I think in Australia you may be now looking forward to your summertime? I certainly agree with you about the GSX-8S being a fantastic bike to ride.

@@lost-againMost fortunately, we can ride all year round. I'm down south in Melbourne & there may be a couple of super miserable days, but on the whole, perfect. There is no snow, but there can be a bit of black ice. These are warning posted though. Cheers

@stevesanelli90 Oh yes, it's a fantastic bike, loving every minute of it.

@jamespardy6921 thanks for your comments. Yes I did think that when I have been doing these. I need to try and lighten it all up a bit. Thanks for the feedback I will aim to get better at this.

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@stevesanelli90 Bahrain is definitely worth a visit. Hopefully, I can visit again, perhaps with a drone, and I expect a lot of red tape and forms to complete for that!

@stevesanelli90 thanks for your comments. It was one of those trips where just about everything went wrong. Apparently, a week or so later, after I left, the souq market burnt down. I like the GSX-8S in your profile picture, by the way.

@@lost-again I need to go back to see Part#1

@uralgms thanks for your comments. It's an original suzuki accessory that came with the bike. When I was initially handed it at the dealership, I wasn't too sure what it was.

@@lost-again I have seen some fake accessories nowadays in aliexpress but I really surprised that Suzuki has done this mistake

@@uralgms it feels put together in a bit of a hurry. Definitely leaks when caught in a rain shower.

@@Mantocu Thanks, it's the Puig Hugger | Carbon from an online company called pyramidmoto.co.uk. very easy to fit as well.

Saludos desde Zarcero, Costa Rica!!

@danielarodriguezvargas8429 hola, gracias por tus comentarios. en esta ocasión hubo un fuerte viento de cola que hizo que la aproximación pareciera más rápida y pesada de lo habitual. Antes de llegar a la nube había un hermoso cielo azul soleado y una vez a través de la nube, el avión descendió hacia una pista muy mojada. Me sorprende lo frecuentes que son estos aterrizajes debido al mal tiempo en este aeropuerto y tan cerca de zonas residenciales.

@brysonpearman1343 Yeah, I am not sure why they do that on these bikes. Whilst I was learning, I had to remember not to become too reliant on just using the rear brake only.

@stan999 For me, apart from the horn button needing some attention (quick spray of wd40) and tightening the bolt holding the radiator expansion tank, overall it was a reliable and fun bike to own and ride. The maximum speed I got from it was around 65mph, and it felt a bit uneasy on faster roads. But overall, it was a fantastic bike to learn on and good for town, city riding.

@@lost-again i see.. im stuck between a new brat or wk scrambler or a used jap bike..aaaa... such a hard decision to make..i think if i take care of it with regular maintainence maybe the chinese route would be fine.. fingers crossed.. thank you for your reply man..appreciate it

@agostinhofroes4169 thanks, I will.

@stevesanelli90 Many thanks for your comments. I have enjoyed every mile on it so far. It's so easy to handle, plenty of power, sounds great, and looks great. It's my first big bike since getting my licence, so I am still new to the world of motorcycles. Love it.

@stevesanelli90 hi, many thanks for your comments. Good idea about the tank bag. I have been looking at one of the Oxford ranges. Also, like the idea of the Kreiga bag. Eventually, I would like to take the bike on a tour from the UK over to Europe. I will take a look at the Ventura rack as well. Many thanks for your recommendations and for subscribing.

@@lost-again no, no thank you for being a content creator. It takes guts. Not sure if you use quadlock? I find them to be great products. You have the small flyscreen fitted I believe? Powerbronze make great screens however, if you have the factory USB port, the PB brackets for the 320 screen get in the way of the USB port. The only way around it is to get a 90deg adaptor, and relieve the rubber plug a little to seal it. The GIVI tank ring will work with a multitude of capacity GIVI tank bags that won't impede your view of the TFT

@stevesanelli90 yes, I noticed the blank plate for the usb when I fitted the screen. I have a USB under the seat but route that towards the front so I can plug it into a hub inside a tank bag. Well that's the plan at the moment. Quadlock looks good. I may get one with the charger and the vibration dampener.

@@lost-again dampener is a must

@hitman_05 yes, another thing I want to change soon.

@Swatto hi the bar end mirrors are from eBay seller 'ncooksecurity' / MotorbikeAlarm. They just clamp onto the end weights.

Thanks for your comments. I have the cowl fitted again and will keep that on until the weather in the UK gets wet again. Then I will put the seat back on. Cowl is good apart from where the top part fits the base as that would let water in on a rainy day.