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Hey, on that tank bag, if you run a bar across the two front clips you would be able to remove it with one hand. These are all great adds. I also expect to do mild adv. biking (really just gravel/dirt roads) so its nice to see some of what I might want to add. Do you have any information on how you added the lights with the key fob switch?

Late response here. Love the light mods! The turn signals lighting is fantastic.

Nice.

nice mods !! Did you needed to "report" the extra lights with an OBDII plug or just hook it up with the battery (with relais), mount them and the new swich, and good to go?

Thx for the tip about-to chop a bucket up right now!

Where did you get the treads i wasnt able to find any “all terrain “ style ended up with some conti motions

how are the lights you added up front turned on and off? Did you just route power to them and then how did you program them to work with that remote control?

Well done. Concerning your aux lights: the canbus system won't accept any "fiddling" without buying and installing special equipment ( synonym for "expensive"). What I did was to unplug the DIN plug from the system and connect it directly to the battery (thus usage becomes versatile because power is always on). That way I trickle charge the battery, have an outlet for the tyre inflator etc. You can then connect the old wiring from that DIN plug to a relay that will be activated as soon as you turn on the ignition key. Once the relay is activated, in my case, it powers a fuse box. You could connect anything you like to that box including your aux lights. Install a switch to turn the aux lights on/off and you're done. I myself had to figure out this solution, because otherwise my dashcam system starts to record everytime and for as long as I charge the battery (canbus awakes). You could also forget all of the above and tap into the wiring of the headlights. Lead that wire to a relay, install a switch to turn the lights on/off and voila! The power draw to the relay is small enough to fool the canbus system, so there should not be a problem there. Succes and take care... Greetings from Belgium... Ed.

I appreciate a mind that says "they want how much for this asinine little gizmo??? Oh no no no I'll make it myself" excellent use of GoPro mounts, I've used those myself to make phone mounts for cars and Jeeps

Looks great! What are the lights that you added behind the passenger footpeg and the front. The ones you light up while riding at night.

Nice mods. You came up with a lot of good ideas there, it’s nice to have a bike that’s ready for a little bit of gravel. I hope to see some more of your travel videos in the future, I enjoyed them. Take care.

Good video, that’s a cool tarp setup at Tunkwa lake. I’ll be watching the rest of the series.

Hi Will, i enjoyed the video and subscribed. Blake Harder here, I met you at Seton lake. Looking forward to more of your adventures and say hi to Steve.

Nice video I would love to ride BC someday. Take Care and thanks for sharing

Hello, is it okay if I use this clip? You will be accredited in the description. Thank you. (PS. not a big youtuber)!

Annoying music ruined the vid

It's a beautiful driving video. I'm honored to be your best channel friend. Have a happy day. 👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙👌

One of the best roads in BC

Great find for a campsite. I love motocamping. Mostly I head out solo around here on PEI but I'd love to explore out west someday. Thanks for sharing the adventure.

*"....Motorbikes, tents . . . . No women. " Haaaaaa!!! I got a laugh outta that. And as the wife, don't worry, I definitely found it funny. 👍 😅. 👍*

Hey man!! Cool to feature this clip in my next video? Watermarked and linked to your channel

What is the road ???

Beautiful scenery and nice ride. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing

When you are done with the daily videos you should make a short highlights video of all the best parts of the trip

Good entertainment tho, watch the videos after dinner with the fam

You should add captions with the names of all the little towns you pass through. also try to mute steve's footage when you use it to get rid of bad wind noise