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You aint shit hop off that piece

Not to mention your passion for bikes can’t even hold a fucking candle to the love I have for this shit. You don’t know fuck all about what passion for a real bike is. Learn to ride.

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Is not that we know each other but we respect each other and know about the danger we maybe have to face some day. It’s more a type of „drive save“ and we stand together if shit happens thing

Thanks!

It's a simple sign of respect, do it or don't but it's in no way "lame"

@rogue-og it's lame af when you've got years of seat time it's no longer new to you but then some kid posts a video questioning why I didn't wave back like it's a requirement to ride 😂

Cause you the typa guy to burn 50 calories lifting your hand up to throw 3 fingers across

I know, but I just like the way it looks :)

Not in Belgium at least, these are detection loops that regulate the traffic lights :)

So you're ok with people just violating traffic law? Yes, cyclists on the road next to a bike path annoys me

@@Riders_Pulse traffic violator cyclists is always bad.. . Are cyclists doing traffic violations always, all youv seen along the roads.. Anyways i advise you the righ manners with them or how to deal traffic violator cyclists. You need to educate them you can confront them if you realy want to confront than educating... you body you descisions.. consequences is not for me.. hmmmm Whats the story my friend?

Geen idee, ben van België :)

Imagine riding a bicycle in a bicycle street and there's a car right behind prohibited to pass, but capable to. Then you're just the cause, you know. Sometimes when I ride a bicycle in that situation, I just get off the bicycle to let the car pass so I can get on without feeling pressured to ride faster

@@Riders_Pulse If you were in a car would you get out and let a bigger car go past? Transport is transport and sooner we understand this the safer our roads will be. My video at eGazTheFirstAustralian 'Canberra to Murrumbateman Chocolate Co ', shows the ignorance of a certain driver. I should have simply stayed in front, rather than let the 'big car' past. In Australia, the legal limit for a car passing a cyclist is 1m. Watch from about 4.15. Hope you enjoy

@eGazTheFirstAustralian Sure, I get what you're saying, rules are rules and I have the right to be there and to ride in front. But I also think it's not optimal to be prohibited to pass, if it's safe to do so (enough room, no side streets etc). It's good for both party's and good for the flow of traffic. And for example a sportscar on mountain roads, I would let that dude pass. After all, we get motorised vehicles to get to places (maybe not a sportscar in the mountains lol), not to stay behind slower road users. Ofc alternative routes are maybe an option too, but yeah, guess we can go on and on about what's right or not huh :)

@@Riders_Pulse I am Urban Developer, currently non-practice. My final Masters project was a car-free township development. Cars were parked outside the community boundaries. Go for mountain drives by all means, but where people walk and browse, cars must be only equal to pedestrians. My project gained a high distinction. You'll also see early in my aforementioned video where signs demand pedestrian priority. We must be the change. Atb

Nope, niet naar gezocht, ben via een gewestweg gegaan, kom op, en 2, als mijn mening je zo irriteerd dan is dat jou probleem, keyboard warrior 🤡 en 3 idd hij 'flitst' in een oogwenk vooruit, maar als het ni kan, dan kan het ni, dus ik mag dat irritant vinden

@@Riders_Pulse mij een keyboard warrior noemen maar zelf je beklag gaan doen over pietluttigheden....

@Karel.C en jij je beklag doen over iemand die zen beklag doet 🤣 plus als iemand een overtreding doet en in iemands anders weg rijdt, das dan ok voor jou? 15 of minder, dan moeten ze opt fietspad. En da raar argument van op een slecht fietspad te moeten rijden, als da de logica is, dan moeten we maar gewoon elk beschikbaar wegdek gebruiken da er het beste bij ligt op die moment dan? Zie ik toch niet in de wegcode staan hoor 🤡 Ik kijk uit naar de respons 👍

@@Riders_Pulse rij ze maar omver, en voer je verlangens uit zoals je het verwoordde...we zien wel wie aan het langste eind trekt.

Jup, here it also means cars are guests but they can make any street a bicycle street, even entire city's (like Mechelen), cars and motorcycles can't pass even if there's enough room

Buren! 🇧🇪🇳🇱

Hey, you have to get oil seperatly for the front (for example Öhlins 10w). The back comes ready to use. Sometimes dealerships offer free install if you buy it via them, perdonally I did that

@@Riders_Pulse What I was offered regarding the front fork fluid was Ohlins road & track code:01309-01 which is equivalent to 19.0 centistokes at 40 deg.C. I don’t know if this is ok, I’m not fluid expert. What do you think? And how many liters do I need to buy to fill up two forks, I mean is one liter of the fluid enough?

Yes it really did have to come like that right? Looks alot better :) the colour code is PDG E3 (Pastel Dark Grey). 3 layers primer, 4 coats of colour and a fat clear high gloss top coat. That last one is difficult to do because of the possible drips btw. I ordered from a company called Motorradlacke (motorradlack.de/). They offer the best shade of primer for the colour you choose :)

Hey, thanks! I painted it :) The colour code is PDG E3 (Pastel Dark Grey). 3 layers primer, 4 coats of colour and a fat clear high gloss top coat. That last one is difficult to do because of the possible drips btw. I ordered from a company called Motorradlacke (motorradlack.de/). They offer the best shade of primer for the colour you choose :) I agree it should have come that way!

@@Riders_Pulse Thanks for the detailed info! I'm definitely going to do this. I love the grey and that black painted piece seriously needed to match!

In the description it literally said that its easier to pass with a motorcycle compared with a car, less frustration behind slow drivers, just a short to get people intrested in riding. I'll never get why people feel the need to be negative, just scroll if it's nothing for you

@@monsun3365 thanks :)

Hell yes! The mt07 is a fun bike with good torque but lacks top end, so very fast riding is a bit less good then like for example the mt09, but all other speeds are awesome to do with the mt07. The suspension upgrades make it a completely different bike with more control, stability and precision. So certainly sporty riding gets a big upgrade by doing that

@@Riders_Pulse Thanks a lot for the reply! Truth be told, i currently have a cb600f hornet which is my first bike, i like it, but encourages a fast riding style which isnt very good since i am a complete novice + i like torque, hence the consideration for the MT-07!

@@SdsThomas what a coincidence, check my earlyer vids, I had a cb600f 2001 before this mt07 👌 completely different indeed, but the 600 is so slow lower in the revs compared to the mt07, the power of the latter is instantly available while with the cb600f you have to wait for it and thus ride in higher revs and faster :p

@@Riders_Pulse Oh, i do need to check them out! I will check if you have video or if you can share if you ever missed the top end power of the hornet in daily and highway riding. Thanks a lot btw for all the information!

@@SdsThomas No prob :) and no, don't miss it at all, torque is more addicting :p plus you can compensate with the mt07 by just shifting more frequently

Right from the yamaha website 👌

Jup, they just sell the adapter, the case I got from somewhere else :)

The spoiler comes with a bracket. Under the headlight there are 2 bolts, using those original 2 :)

Jup, dat irriteerde me ook, op men laatste video (Öhlins review) hebk em op men spiegel gemonteerd op mezelf 👌 stukken beter

No problem, en jup zeker, preciezer dus zelfs meer wendbaar :)

What kind of riding will you do? City or highway, smaller or bigger track? If it's mostly roads untill 90kmph, go mt07, if you're going faster, mt09. The mt07 is a fun bike, lot's of torque, cheap on gas and maintanance but lacks hp and top end. Mt09 is more expensive in everything, but rips riding faster

@@Riders_Pulse Thank you for your reply. I would use the bike mostly for highway riding, 100-140 kph, 3 or 4 hour rides. Based on your information, I think I'll save up some money this year and get the mt09 next summer.

@@John_B52_HEMI Personally if I were in your position I'd think about something with fairings if you're gonna do highway riding that long. Naked bikes get very tiresome at high speeds over long periods of time due to the wind.

get a GSX-S1000... they run around $11K and are much better bikes.

It's a term for drivers in a car, because a car is like a cage

Then scroll on

Bro I care this shit Entertaining

@@realityhogvr you spelled corny wrong

Why are you commenting?

Thanks! Took a while to find a good name :p

No worries, komt er aan hoor :) zal wel int engels zijn wss

Hey, the link for the spoiler is below here :) I could make a vid about the front spoiler, it's not complicated to install but the angle of the 2 bolts makes it a bit difficult to get to. I probably just needed a better tool suited for it tough :p www.silverstonemotor.com/en/engine-spoilers/11966-89120-ermax-yamaha-mt07-2021-2022-belly-pan-painted.html#/6614-colors_mt07_2021_22-storm_fluo_21_22_dark_grey_storm_fluo

@@Riders_Pulse thanks for the reply, I'm thinking about buying the belly spoiler for my MT07 it does look good 🙂, I did buy that wing spoiler from AliExpress but I can't seem to fit it, the bracket doesn't seem the right shape, if you could make a video showing how to fit it, that would help 👍

Yup, even with the bigger trial bag, the screen is perfectly visible :) and thanks! Really a nice addition isn't it? :)

Hey, true, I forgot to talk about the fit. I have a Large on these, as well on all of the rev'it gloves. They are a bit more snug around the fingers because of the isolation padding, and the fingers are indeed on the shorter side compared to other rev'it gloves.

@@Riders_Pulse Thanks man, thats very helpful. And does the heating go all the way to the finger tips and thumb? I just discovered some gloves don't heat the thumb.

@@PadmaDorjee no problem, glad to help :) and yes, the thumb is heated and I've never had cold fingertips, even in -7°C