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Great trick with the strap, thanks! You will like the Motoz boots, they wear well. The GPS are ok on dirt roads but a bit arseclenching on sand. Built tough for Australian conditions. 😊

Top video, you are good at it. Informative and never thought to use a ratchet strap, do now

If you didn't say you weren't good at videos. That thought would have never crossed my mind.

Thx

Very informative. Thanks for sharing 🙏

So do you balance your tire or you don't balance it at all?

I just bought a KTM 1190r . Dont leave ne hangin !!!

Hey thank you for the video , Ive recently bought a 2017 gs800 that has a madstad windshield , having a lot of buffeting issues at hwy speeds , I m going to do the adjust while moving method to find the sweet spot , subscribed!

Awesome video....!!!

Good to know, thanks for the review. I’ve got the same condition in my fingers, it makes finding proper gear a lot harder

Keep going mate, your doing a top job..

such great memories, i went to school at uva wise n we used to longboard/skateboard the curve at the flag rock sign, such a fun drifting spot and then smoke joints/bowls at the top of knob

This was a life saver for me. I used a torx driver on the plug and stripped it out. Your suggestion to use a T35 worked like a charm. Thanks for this.

How does it compare to Dunlop Trailmax Mission if you tried them? I got 16k miles, still had life left. Was leaving for a 9k miles trip so changed them a bit early. I am really interested in the Motoz.

I accidentally removed the bottom rubber on the pin (break caliper) how do I get thr rubber on again? I have to separate the pin and the outer caliper?

Dude! You’re doing great! I choose your video because I’m doing my 2nd gps on my Africa Twin. I got to see a genuine review. That’s A+ work you did keep um coming.

Greetings from so oregon brother you are basic down to earth guy just found you i ride a 2006 bmw r1200 gs love it the rachet strap is great keep them vids coming and dont feel you have to thanks and GOD BLESS

This guy speeds everything up and doesn’t explain anything. Next

In the market for new boots and I'm always concerned about long term durability, so this helped a lot. Thanks from Germany and safe riding

The ratchet strap for the rear is a brilliant idea, thanks will put that one away in the grey matter for the future.

This looks so hard and time is money. Taking it to a professional.

Great video, coming from a pair of urban ankle boots, these look superb. Thanks.

Who's tubeless rims did you buy?

Your the real deal. I had the same problem with finding service on the bmw. Went back to the klr. Thank you

Thank you so much for telling me about using a T35 bit. Exactly the same thing happened to my 2019 F85GS. Main dealer (Dick Lovetts in Bristol England) did the 6000 mile service 18 months ago, and when I confronted them over it the W***ers acted so smug and were in denial about it. I will never ever let those cowboys touch my bike again. Once again TOP MAN for shairing this and oil change done.

That caterpillar rock truck was hauling rock, they strip the rock off the top of the coal, and haul it and dump it over a spoil bank, then a smaller loader, cleans the dust and debris off the coal, bust it up, and directly loads the coal onto the tandem or semi coal trucks. They never haul coal in those big trucks. And dump over a hill anywhere lol

Dude, I can't tell you how happy I was to pick up the tip on using a ratchet strap for lifting the wheel into place! Like all the best "simple ideas" it was a stroke of genius and a complete game-changer for me. Only this morning I had invented a whole new vocabulary of curses directed at BMW, before I saw this video, and after that tip it became so easy. Thank you 👏👏 Also hooking the chain over the swing arm wasn't something I was doing either - so that too was a great tip I picked up from your video 🙂

thanks bro !

Hello, I am using Vespa gts. I want to buy this boat. Because it will protect my shins in case of an accident. Did I get right? In which season can I wear it? I do not use a scooter in rain and snowy weather. In rainless, hot or cold weather. But I use it especially between May and September. In my country, the temperature between May and September is between 25 and 40 degrees. Do you think summer heat will be a problem with this boot? Is it a problem to have it on my feet in winter or cold months? Will it be a problem for the scooter? What is the difference between suede and leather models? Is the leather model safer and warmer? Thanks

Hey you're lucky that you can bend your knees that far

Ya bud, keep up the good work making vids.. helped me a lot. Just ordered some motion pro bead pros. Always worth the Kwan to make a tough job easy on the road or trail! Cheers and safe travels!

I recently put a set of the Motoz Tractionator GPS on my 24 Honda Transalp. Must say they are an excellent tire both off road and on road. However, they are so hard the bike was no longer smooth on the road. Since I felt every bump in the road, especially in the rear, I have replaced the rear tire with softer Dunlop Trailmax Mission Raid

Been mounting by hand for 30 years so I feel your pain. Use plastic knee pads and that will help you hold the bead closest to you in the rim valley. Your knees will thank you and you will be able to put much more force on the tire without hurting yourself. Use WD40 liberally on the bead before breaking them loose. Will help the bead break and the old tire will slip right off. Obviously don't do this if you plan on remounting the same tire or using the tire on another bike. For mounting use straight liquid dawn dishwash soap and apply it by hand liberally on both beads before mounting. Never muscle the tire on with the rotor side down, they will bend... especially the front wheel with dual rotors. I usually take the rotors off to avoid warping them. Finish the job by using a static wheel balancer so you aren't pulling them back off due to a wobble.

Hey quick question. How quickly can you remove the windshield? Lets say you wanted to get into trails and leave it at home.

my 850 gs adventure the first drain plug is rounded. super annoying now after watching this video imma guess that 2nd drain plug gonna be rounded too smh.

Wow! one of the few people that didn;t use a hammer to bash the axle in. Very good and informative video. Thanks and ride safe.

Dude…keep the videos coming. You’ve got a great natural style…! 🙏

They're a great all weather road tyre and decent dry weather off-road tyre, the second it gets wet off-road the centre ridge works like a slick. Good longevity as mentioned :-)

Nice good video. Learned about using the strap to lift the tire.

Could you tell me what you use to clean the chain? Couldn't quite catch it. Thanks.

2-3 thousand miles from tires is pitiful. Manufacturers should be forced to get their act together and have minimum wear standards and stop polluting the planet for a quick profit. I get 20,000+ miles from my bicycle tires made by Schwalbe Germany, which means it can be done but motorcycle tyre companies choose not to

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Excellent vid, really helpful guidance and tips. Please keep making the vids, when you have something to say, advice to share, us newbies to riding value your thoughts. I'm on a the baby beemer g310gs, planning to ride from UK over to the Afghan border, along the Pamir highway and back. Ride like you stole it, but ride safe!

I have a question concerning the windscreen. I have it on a 2023 BMW F750 GS. I am 5‘7“ tall, have a 30" inseam, weigh 184 pounds, always wear custom ear plugs, I have been riding for 65 years, ridden to and in 49 states so I am not a novice rider. I wear a Shoei Neotec helmet ... I get a constant very loud wind blast on both sides of my helmet. Also, a strong wind blast on my arms and shoulders. My primary concern is the strong loud wind on the sides of my helmet, which makes the ride unenjoyable.... I have tried different heights and angles....For me, the 58 degree setting is the best, however regardless of the height, from all the way down to all the way up, I get no buffeting on my helmet, however, the loud wind noise and wind blast on both side of my helmet, arms and shoulders continues. It seems if the windscreen was wider my problems would be cured. I do have the side wind deflectors installed. Is there anything you can recommend to eliminate this. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated.

Hey Chad, I just stumbled across this vid as I think the tractionator gps will be my next tyre on my cb500x. Don't talk yourself down man. Obviously the average joe want have all the flashy editing skills but your vids are good and to the point. Its refreshing to see videos without all the BS filler in them. Greetings from Australia.

Many years ago Clinchco was segregated, there used to be a "colored holler" up one of those streets you rode by. I remember in the 70's a black family moved into the white section of Clinchco, but thier home was burned down shortly after. If I'm not mistaken, that might have been my little league football coach, at the time, and his family that went through that ordeal.

hey Chad thanks for your videos, as i was changing my rear pads there's this backing plate that came off i know there's a correct orientation on this because the plate is curve, can you please guide me on this if whats the right orientation on putting it back. TIA

hey what tire are you running? TY

Looking at these tires on my 1999 Tiger. Great video! Will be using the tip about the ratchet strap! Thanks