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With the use of the square mount how easy is it to remove the unit from the bike, for antitheft purposes?

Hola tengo transalp 750 2024 noce como conectar los faros antiniebla tiene unas condiciones en los laterales pero no ay corriente. Aver si me podeis alludar

Great video thanks ...can you tell me what's mount you got for the windscreen plz

Great video! Just one comment about the rounded Allen keys - most of the Allen screws on the bike have shallower heads so the rounded ends don't engage as deeply. Ok if it's a screw that isn't too tight, but for the larger ones, you could have problems.

Just about to pull the trigger on these lights are yours still going well with no issues? (Same bike)

Nobody rides them in the rain on you tube. You should try it and let me know… I keep sliding in front and rear… so dangerous ! Lost all my confidence in these when wet roads

Did you do the ADV rides?

What a stunning looking day you had - suck a photogenic sky to compliment the awesome scenery. I have never done Jacobs ladder despite having done five motorbike tours of Tassie... my GSX/R1000 is not the weapon of choice for such a road 😄 Great video and thoroughly enjoyed it - thanks

looks like fun

Done this on a CB500x,but what gets me is the dealers don’t tell you that the bike has auxiliary sockets for accessories and where they’re located.

Thanks! Used a paper clip - worked fine 🙂

Nice

It will do anything this bike . Don't worry She's the best Allround for us normal everyday people people who want to try anything and come Home Ive been to the Pyrenees with mine and done now 8000km no probs. Greetings from an Aussie in France 🤪🤘😊

The “problem” I see with the screen interacting with the water, is whether it will do this whilst riding in rain? Could be annoying if you are lost and navigating to a location and the screen start flickering to music?

Anyone aware of someone doing a similar test for the KLR650 or 800DE? Having some actual data points on these is valuable.

Takes all the joy away from riding a bike

Hi from Germany and like. I have a question. I also drive a Transalp 750 and have the same navigation mount as you. Does the navigation system (Carpuride W702) wobble on your mount while driving or not?

Good video. Thanks for sharing.

If I activated the alaram and it is making the big noise, how much time it will make noise? There is limit time? Or it will alaram until i will unlock it?

I have a Chigee AIO5 lite - a very similar unit and have been very impressed. I’ve now sold my Garmin and investing my time in using this. 2000kms done and haven’t looked back. Be interesting to see them side-by-side to compare.

Does it still work after it's wash ?

Not a bad bit of kit. Nice review Marty.

Thanks Martin, This is a game changer for Adv Riders; It also saves the phone as I damaged an iPhone because of the vibrations from the handlebar position ; David...Adelaide....Triumph Scramblers 1200X and 900....

I've been using the Carpuride on my Transalp and quite like it. This upgraded version has some nice features. Thanks for the review!

Hi there, If I want to connect the Givi S322 in a similar way, the only parts I probably need are the sumitomo plugs is that correct? Thanks a lot.

Has any body seen single Trail in the Grampians?

Off subject,- if a Aprilia Dealership is reasonably close by, give their 660 Adventure motorcycle a look. It might be the multi- use cycle you’re seeking.🇺🇸😎👍

Thanks for sharing ; a good day out with the Son. Safe Travels; David....Adelaide....Triumphs 1200X and 900....for the ride....

Cam is doing well for a Learner. In the blood lol. Hey, is it harder going up or down a sandy hill?

Good to see the young fella out and about, and taking on some sandy stuff. Those little Vstroms are a terrific option for those new to adv riding. Few locals up here have, and love, them. 👍

I've heard, seen and read a lot of good reports about the 250. What does your son think of it as I'm interested in getting one for dirt roads?

I've heard these tires cause issues with the quickshifter?

Nice video. I have a 2024 and find the front suspension to be too bouncy as it bob's up / down when I come to a stop in town at a stop light or stop sign or over irregularities on the road. I am considering the Motoz Tractionator GPS or Adventure tires once I get rid of the Metzeler Karoo Street original tires here in N. America that are rate 70% street 30% off-road but they are not good off-road. From my research you, we could get up to +20,000 kms out of the GPS tires. Motoz tires have stiff sidewalls and are stiff overall which really helps avoid punctures which I like.

To each his own. Your money, your preference. Live your life!

Thank you, nice simple video , happy safe riding

Great comparison, especially for the everyday type of riding. There's no right bike for everyone. Enjoy the TransAlp.

Nice one mate, what an awesome line up of bikes!

277 days to go and every day will be a sneaky Thursday.. but who's counting :-) AS

Hello Martin; Well done to each and every Rider on this Thursday Ride. Why not? Relaxed time out and a mixed set of bikes. Thanks for sharing the personal about Depression and Anxiety. Yes I live with that each day and riding my bike is what helps me very much. Safe Travels. David ...Adelaide....Triumph Scrambler 1200X and 900.....

Wtf, doesn't anybody work anymore😱

what about that rear shock that everyone complains?

why you didnt bought the vstrom800de?

So one beep means ready, but two beeps means it’s not activated or something?

Good to hear you are still enjoying your Transalp, and nice to recognise some familiar local roads (Longwood Rd). Still enjoying mine, now just over 18,000 kms, and have just gone to Pirelli Scorpion Rallys (third front and fourth rear). I would have run another set of STRs but they didn't have the fronts, but will probably go back to the STRs next time as they were better on the bitumen. Rallys are better on the dirt, naturally, but a heavier and stiffer carcass, and need lower pressures. I am not so phased by the tubed tyres, having not had a puncture on it yet (and never had one on my old Elefant 750 in over 50k kms). I seem to mainly get flats on my tubeless road bike. I have been getting about 6,500 kms from STR rears(2), and got over 11k from the STR front. I guess a cruise control would be useful police-wise, but I don't miss it, having not had one on a bike yet, although I use it a lot in the car! The suspension? Yes, it could use an upgrade, and my take on that is the low price ($15,740 on road in SA) leaves some $$ for that. I got the air deflectors thrown in with mine (first buyer at Moto Adelaide) and they do help a little with the wind, but they are dear if you have to buy them! The bear grip footrests better than the stockers, slightly lower and more comfortable, and much better for standing. I too have the B&B bashplate. But I really enjoy my Transalp. It has a subtle quality of an ease of riding, which seems to promote a sort of peace of mind which I am enjoying, and as you say - it allows us to head down any road that piques our curiosity. After 62 years of motorcycling this model is a great choice, and is capable of some reasonably rough terrain, as well as being great on the bitumen. Your actual 'all rounder'. Stops me going too fast on the Ducati... 😊

Nay for me. Reasons #1 Garbage suspension, #2 Low ground clearance, #3 High rev character, #4 Poor electronic interface, #5 Filter under the tank.

I bought a TA a month ago. Love it! Beats the beemer gs i had by a load. Thanks. Great vid and channel

Can't wait to do this next month, the park passes include camping within the parks and help with amenities and stocking up firewood. We will be getting good use of our passes🤌 Great vids Martin, helped us plan our trip. Legend👊

Thanks à lot

Good stuff Marty. I'll ride that MTB with ya one day. We can both ride it like 16yo lads lol. Those guys on the bikes are skilled!

thanks for sharing this, David ....Adelaide....Triumph Scrambler 1200X...