I got my Rallye suit 13 years ago with my 1200 adv. I've ridden in conditions down to -7'C in sleet snow hail and rain, it still doesn't leak despite numerous offs in the dirt. I can honestly say its the best value for money I have ever had on any bike clothing in my 50+ years on two wheels. And like you say the linings are easy to whip out when you travel further south, coupled with the zipper vents 40'C has been no problem whilst still having full crash protection. And as long as you wash the Goretex linings according to the spec you won't have any bother. The outer shell hoses off easily if you get blathered in mud, but the trick is to be the bike in front and then you don't have that trouble!
@@andrerodrigues-ot8gl hi Andre. The GS boots weren't 100% waterproof but it could be that the water has got up the inside of the trousers and back down the boots. Usually they are fine I have had damp feet when doing deep water. I tend to ware gortex socks now just to be sure. The British military use them and they are very good. Good luck and stay safe Andre 👍🙂
Good review. I wore a BMW Ralley suit for years. Good in wide range of temperatures, from 120 deg F in Death Valley to freezing temps in Canada. Suit is a pain riding in rain. The inner vortex liner keeps you dry, however, out layers soaks up water like a sponge. I have since replaced my BMW Ralley suit for a Klim Latitude outfit. I find it lighter, more comfortable and 100 percent rainproof.
@Ajay As a road touring jacket, it’s great. I have been using it now over last several years, done multiple transcontinental tours across US and Canada. Great all weather jacket. It’s around $800 US for jacket and just a bit less for pants.
Hello Buddy, Good review. I do already have one of these suits and find it to be excellent. I don't have experience of other high end suits of this type to compare; I imagine there are many comparable suits on the market, but I'm happy with this purchase (did get it somewhat discounted). I have worn it on a trip around Australia where I had to deal with both very hot & dry, and very wet & cold weather. Meant I only had to take one suit (including liners) which is a huge space saver. I did add both a cooling vest for hot conditions, and an electric heated jacket for the cold. Can't understand people commenting that the suit is not waterproof - can only assume they didn't have liners. A full [Goretex] waterproof jacket is no good in hot weather; certainly here in Australia. If I know I'm only travelling in very hot weather, I may opt for my (Alpinestar) full gauze jacket plus the cooling vest - that has got me across the country in 40C temps, quite comfortably. But longer trips usually mean more diversity with the weather, and the Rallye suit is my choice. It washes easily in a washing machine (as is, I never take the armour out) and dries fairly quickly. However, I just returned from three weeks across the desert, Perth to Alice Springs, etc, in very cold conditions, and despite wearing five layers (including the heated vest), felt cold the whole way. Particularly my arms were always cold. I just didn't realise it was quite so cold out there - think I'll stick to summer, I'd rather cope with the heat ! I have found the soft gauze sections of the suit (pants) have frayed a bit, which is disappointing. Also I have had most of the Velcro removed and replaced with heavy press studs - 'cause I greatly dislike Velcro sticking to everything. I also tried fitting my Camelbak bladder in the back compartment of the jacket, but it pulled down and nearly throttled me, so I went back to wearing the separate backpack. But the elastic loop (drink hose guide) on the shoulder makes a handy anchor point for my Garmin InReach device. The grey leather on your gloves is kangaroo hide; not sure if that's the same on the suit pants. My local dealer here talked of seeing a Rallye suit that had endured a long scrape along the tarmac and mostly survived, but saved the rider a lot of personal injury - I never saw it, but hopefully it's true. Enjoy your suit, safe riding.
I just purchased the BMW airflow suit I'll be dousing it with some ice water next time in this Central Texas heat so far I like it it's nowhere near as fancy as yours though with all the pockets
Great review, I had a Klim Badlands and the GoreTex laminate does away with the need for a liner and it breaths, hopefully BMW will use that fabric in their next update of this suit.
GoreTex Laminates are quite warm in the summer. I have a laminate suit (Rukka) and that is great in spring, winter and autumn. But above 25 C it is just too warm. I use the BMW Rally suit with the removable liner in the hottest months, it's been in the dessert and also in India with temp's over 40C and still it's comfortable. That would not have been the case with the GoreTex laminate.
I live in Australia and crossed Australia in the heat of the summer. With the vents open it was great. It does get warm when you stop though. I guess it depends what you want to compromise on. My suit is genuine 4 season.
I commute, I ride cross country through AZ to WI. I wear an Aerostich R3 - bulky when off but nothing faster to get into or out of, with full arnored GoreTex goodbess.
The new Adventure Rallye suits have a different jacket liner..I'm on my 2nd suit and with all the vents and zippers you will get wet in a downpour...what your paying for is the best protection available, better than KLM, REVIT etc....I have a REVIT Sand2 suit and with a thermal and waterproof liner it is comfier and is a true dry suit.I ride the Pacific Northwest in Canada.AS far as wearing a glove that doesn't go over your cuff...pure inexperience...when you crash and slide you will peel back the arm. The glove is a quality product but short in offering you the best protection...my 2 cents worth after 40 years riding and on my 2nd GSA.
mattsbeamer Thank you Matt I really appreciate that. There was so much I wanted to film but everything just seems to get in the way. I am not going to promise things now because it seems to be cursed lol👍
Good to see another video! I think Charlie and Ewan had the suits because they came free with the bikes :-) Don't doubt they are quality for all that. You should invest in a pair of braces for the trousers, I have a RST Adventure II suit that have 3 'layers' so can be quite heavy, and braces are a much better solution than any belt. I bought a set of Bike It ones that do a great job and have good reviews. Looking forward to your other video's...keep them coming it's been too long.
Got my suit for $700 new. You can find them cheaper on eBay used. I can't wear pants under my riding pants is the only downside. Maybe long underwear. Quality material isn't abrasive, it's almost soft so it flexes alot and is comfy.
I want you to remember, that they used the BMW-Suits on "Long Way Round" only! On their second trip "Long Way Down" they used Dainese-Suits. Good insight anyway!
And as you may recall, they didn’t care for the new suits. I am not trying to defend the BMW suits, but I don’t remember complaints from the first series. BTW, Evan is a spokesperson and a model for the Belstaff gear, so I am sure that had much to do with their choice of gear for that trip.
@@panpeteski5925 I had no intentions to downgrade the BMW-suits nore make those Belstaff-suits look good. Actually I just wanted to correct a sleight mistake without sounding like a wiseguy. But in my attempt to do that I managed to make a mistake of my own ;) :D
What's the EXACT name of this suit, the GS Adventure Suit or another? Revzilla as of 4/21/23 has the BMW GS DRY jacket at $210 and the pants at $130 USD, is that possible? It's a fully waterproof suit. Incredible value if so. But I think you are speaking of another jacket. Thank you.
Got two suits, one for summer with venting (which only works when you’re at - venting - speed!) and the other ALL weather... as they say, “There’s no such thing as Bad Weather, just BAD weather gear!” The only diff is that I wear Under Armour long sleeves to wick away the sweat! That and a Camelback get me thru the Summer from June thru September.
George Rady having a decent adjustable riding suit has made me feel much more confident for my trip to Turkey in September. It doesn’t matter what the weather throws at me I will just plough on. Thanks mate
That’s a cracking looking suit 👍 I’m looking at adventure gear but haven’t considered a suit 🤔 Think I will keep shopping to see what’s out there Good to see vids from you bud 👍
I bought this suit second hand yesterday to a very good price but the water proof liner is missing. Can I buy the liner separately or maybe there is water proof liners by other makes that would work? Stupid question maybe but I haven't ridden f. many many years and know very little of what's available today.
Hi Buddy, put those sunglasses away you don’t need them. They’re only a crutch and you took them off in one of your earlier vids. You sound confident enough and I don’t see any negative remarks. Listen I have the same Rallye suit as yours and every so often the dealerships have a half price or 30% off sale. Got my jacket £ 299 and the trousers £199. Obviously the new design has come out but who cares. They are almost identical. I have just bought a brand new pair of trousers £120 on eBay. Bargains are there to be had if you can’t justify the full £1000 for both. You really should do some more vids, put a Denali sound bomb and the lights on your bike. Plenty of good topics and you would do a really good video blog ( vlog) You are entertaining so as Nike say “ Just do it “ That’s all !!!!!!!
I do have a different color GS Dry Jacket and mine's collars are completely thorn off in just a few years. Yours has the leather piece vs mine has the clothe finish around the collars. I hope yours lasts longer.
I also have one great for wind but terrible in the rain very disappointed especially with the bmw dealer they were informed that I live in a rain forest and still sold it to me.
Hello! I see there are two types of Rallye suits, one is different from this one, it doesnt come with inside liner, do you know the exact name of this one? Thanks!
The kit looks absolutely fantastic! Question, does the inner jacket liner tend to push out from the sleeves or get bunched up when putting/taking off or running your arms through it. get Never been a fan of inner liners. But if this system is tight I may be a fan.
amazing video! do you mind to share what's your height to have as reference? I can only buy online where I live and I want to make sure I dont make a mistake :D thank you so much!
Doesn’t it have the removable waterproof liner? If it’s the same as mine, the outside gets wet and heavy and takes ages to dry out. You don’t get wet but you feel wet if that makes sense. This jacket must be the new zliner like the gs dry suit.
Ciao, per favore puoi dirmi la taglia del tuo completo ? e se non ti spiace le tue misure (peso altezza etc etc.) sto' acquistando ora la stessa tuta usata ma ho paura per le misure grazie mille !!
@Buddy's Insight Great video and thanks for the info sharing. I need size advise, do you recommend to have a fit jacket to your body or take a one size up? I tried the latest Rallye Jacket size 50 and it fit and feels a little bit tight. Size 52 on the other hand is roomy (not too much) and comfortable but the sleeves a little bit longer. what do you think especially if we consider the weight fluctuation.
Eng_Bimmer I personally ride with a bit of space inside the jacket just in case I need layers. The inside liner seems to keep you cosy down to really cold temperatures. You can tighten the arms and bottom edges so space is a good idea I think.👍
Klim is not worth the money. I have one and I sold it for a song and now I am going to purchase this suit for year around protection and crash protection.
Glad you’re back ! Do us a favour and ride the M sport S1000rr 2019/20 I bought the 16 mainly off the back of that excellent and funny vid you did ! What happened to the triple black GS? Hope business is good too !
Robtno1 Thanks mate👍. I will ask for that bike today. I still have the GSA which I am riding on a 5000 mile round trip to the dentist in Turkey. (September). I am shitting myself about it because it’s totally out of my comfort zone. I am going to film my journey. My wife said she would only take my YouTubing seriously if I got to 10.000 subs. I will prove I can do it because that will give me more relaxed time to do it if you know what I mean. Go steady on that bike👍
Buddy's Insight Cheers Buddy you have a good outlook on life, the whole business vids was spot on. I’m a Sparkie here so I had the whole no don’t go on your own you’ll regret it but I love it wouldn’t want to go back to p.a.y.e if I can help it ! Enjoy the dentist long way to go lol I went to Portugal with a few people a few months ago on the GS still love the 2016 rr but sadly no more...long story.
The Woodster The inside is fully removable for summer yes. I probably should have said that I didn’t realise I hadn’t. Thank you I will put it in the comments 👍
Hmm one of the most successful and talented TH-camrs ever wears the same sun glasses in his house Casey Niestat. It’s done for many reasons you probably wouldn’t understand if you’ve never made videos before. Everything I do is well thought out and calculated that’s how I became a millionaire at 40. What’s your thoughts now I am interested.
@@buddysinsight9834 wealthy sadly means nothing my dad had a very large amount of money but he never brought it that up in conversation he always told me class cannot be bought on the glasses look each to they're own I'd like to think you'd be original and not follow someone else that did but hey what do I know 🤔
I should imagine your dad didn't put videos out for the world to view and scrutinise. Myself a decent honest bloke father of two daughters just doing a little hobby video at the weekends its incredible how people respond. My reply to you earlier is just me letting you know that I am sensible. Wealthy often means a person is switched on which helps in a good mature discussion. As for class it means nothing to me I am the bloke that gets a shovel in hand and jumps down the hole to get dirty and dig. Grafter. Whats your story you are interesting?
@@buddysinsight9834 its a long story my life it would go on a long time I honestly could write a book about, if it would is another story tho 😉 ,I'm not saying not to do videos I respect anyone that puts in the time and effort and tries to give accurate and helpful advice I just bought a bmw r1250gsa triple black yesterday I had a 2019 r1250gs te loved it but wanted a gsa so went for it and I'm so glad I did keep up the videos I will watch them I went to m@p motorcycles today and am going back tomorrow to buy a bmw jacket 👍🏻
I got my Rallye suit 13 years ago with my 1200 adv. I've ridden in conditions down to -7'C in sleet snow hail and rain, it still doesn't leak despite numerous offs in the dirt. I can honestly say its the best value for money I have ever had on any bike clothing in my 50+ years on two wheels. And like you say the linings are easy to whip out when you travel further south, coupled with the zipper vents 40'C has been no problem whilst still having full crash protection. And as long as you wash the Goretex linings according to the spec you won't have any bother. The outer shell hoses off easily if you get blathered in mud, but the trick is to be the bike in front and then you don't have that trouble!
Hello. This boot is water 💦proof ? The BMW store is saying that internal boot is water proof ? Please , could you let me know ? Thanks 🙏 a lot
@@andrerodrigues-ot8gl hi Andre. The GS boots weren't 100% waterproof but it could be that the water has got up the inside of the trousers and back down the boots. Usually they are fine I have had damp feet when doing deep water. I tend to ware gortex socks now just to be sure. The British military use them and they are very good. Good luck and stay safe Andre 👍🙂
@@64dexta Do you know the currently price in Euros or dollar about this boot today? Thanks 🙏 a lot .
Good review. I wore a BMW Ralley suit for years. Good in wide range of temperatures, from 120 deg F in Death Valley to freezing temps in Canada. Suit is a pain riding in rain. The inner vortex liner keeps you dry, however, out layers soaks up water like a sponge. I have since replaced my BMW Ralley suit for a Klim Latitude outfit. I find it lighter, more comfortable and 100 percent rainproof.
@Ajay As a road touring jacket, it’s great. I have been using it now over last several years, done multiple transcontinental tours across US and Canada. Great all weather jacket. It’s around $800 US for jacket and just a bit less for pants.
Hello Buddy,
Good review. I do already have one of these suits and find it to be excellent.
I don't have experience of other high end suits of this type to compare; I imagine there are many comparable suits on the market, but I'm happy with this purchase (did get it somewhat discounted).
I have worn it on a trip around Australia where I had to deal with both very hot & dry, and very wet & cold weather. Meant I only had to take one suit (including liners) which is a huge space saver.
I did add both a cooling vest for hot conditions, and an electric heated jacket for the cold.
Can't understand people commenting that the suit is not waterproof - can only assume they didn't have liners.
A full [Goretex] waterproof jacket is no good in hot weather; certainly here in Australia.
If I know I'm only travelling in very hot weather, I may opt for my (Alpinestar) full gauze jacket plus the cooling vest - that has got me across the country in 40C temps, quite comfortably.
But longer trips usually mean more diversity with the weather, and the Rallye suit is my choice.
It washes easily in a washing machine (as is, I never take the armour out) and dries fairly quickly.
However, I just returned from three weeks across the desert, Perth to Alice Springs, etc, in very cold conditions, and despite wearing five layers (including the heated vest), felt cold the whole way. Particularly my arms were always cold. I just didn't realise it was quite so cold out there - think I'll stick to summer, I'd rather cope with the heat !
I have found the soft gauze sections of the suit (pants) have frayed a bit, which is disappointing.
Also I have had most of the Velcro removed and replaced with heavy press studs - 'cause I greatly dislike Velcro sticking to everything.
I also tried fitting my Camelbak bladder in the back compartment of the jacket, but it pulled down and nearly throttled me, so I went back to wearing the separate backpack. But the elastic loop (drink hose guide) on the shoulder makes a handy anchor point for my Garmin InReach device.
The grey leather on your gloves is kangaroo hide; not sure if that's the same on the suit pants.
My local dealer here talked of seeing a Rallye suit that had endured a long scrape along the tarmac and mostly survived, but saved the rider a lot of personal injury - I never saw it, but hopefully it's true.
Enjoy your suit, safe riding.
I just purchased the BMW airflow suit I'll be dousing it with some ice water next time in this Central Texas heat so far I like it it's nowhere near as fancy as yours though with all the pockets
Great review, I had a Klim Badlands and the GoreTex laminate does away with the need for a liner and it breaths, hopefully BMW will use that fabric in their next update of this suit.
GoreTex Laminates are quite warm in the summer. I have a laminate suit (Rukka) and that is great in spring, winter and autumn. But above 25 C it is just too warm. I use the BMW Rally suit with the removable liner in the hottest months, it's been in the dessert and also in India with temp's over 40C and still it's comfortable. That would not have been the case with the GoreTex laminate.
I live in Australia and crossed Australia in the heat of the summer. With the vents open it was great. It does get warm when you stop though. I guess it depends what you want to compromise on. My suit is genuine 4 season.
I commute, I ride cross country through AZ to WI. I wear an Aerostich R3 - bulky when off but nothing faster to get into or out of, with full arnored GoreTex goodbess.
I was distracted by that amazing stone floor. Pretty nice kitchen too. Good decor choices.
The new Adventure Rallye suits have a different jacket liner..I'm on my 2nd suit and with all the vents and zippers you will get wet in a downpour...what your paying for is the best protection available, better than KLM, REVIT etc....I have a REVIT Sand2 suit and with a thermal and waterproof liner it is comfier and is a true dry suit.I ride the Pacific Northwest in Canada.AS far as wearing a glove that doesn't go over your cuff...pure inexperience...when you crash and slide you will peel back the arm. The glove is a quality product but short in offering you the best protection...my 2 cents worth after 40 years riding and on my 2nd GSA.
Good to see you back buddy!! It’s been so long!! The suit looks great, and your editing has improved big time :)
mattsbeamer Thank you Matt I really appreciate that. There was so much I wanted to film but everything just seems to get in the way. I am not going to promise things now because it seems to be cursed lol👍
Buddy's Insight I know what you mean. I look forward till when ever the next video comes out :) good luck
Good to see another video! I think Charlie and Ewan had the suits because they came free with the bikes :-) Don't doubt they are quality for all that. You should invest in a pair of braces for the trousers, I have a RST Adventure II suit that have 3 'layers' so can be quite heavy, and braces are a much better solution than any belt. I bought a set of Bike It ones that do a great job and have good reviews. Looking forward to your other video's...keep them coming it's been too long.
Got my suit for $700 new. You can find them cheaper on eBay used. I can't wear pants under my riding pants is the only downside. Maybe long underwear. Quality material isn't abrasive, it's almost soft so it flexes alot and is comfy.
I want you to remember, that they used the BMW-Suits on "Long Way Round" only! On their second trip "Long Way Down" they used Dainese-Suits.
Good insight anyway!
On "Long Way Down", they used Belstaff gear, not Dainese...
@@panpeteski5925 Well, it wasn't a BMW-suit anyway.
And as you may recall, they didn’t care for the new suits. I am not trying to defend the BMW suits, but I don’t remember complaints from the first series.
BTW, Evan is a spokesperson and a model for the Belstaff gear, so I am sure that had much to do with their choice of gear for that trip.
@@panpeteski5925 I had no intentions to downgrade the BMW-suits nore make those Belstaff-suits look good.
Actually I just wanted to correct a sleight mistake without sounding like a wiseguy. But in my attempt to do that I managed to make a mistake of my own ;) :D
What's the EXACT name of this suit, the GS Adventure Suit or another? Revzilla as of 4/21/23 has the BMW GS DRY jacket at $210 and the pants at $130 USD, is that possible? It's a fully waterproof suit. Incredible value if so. But I think you are speaking of another jacket. Thank you.
Got two suits, one for summer with venting (which only works when you’re at - venting - speed!) and the other ALL weather... as they say, “There’s no such thing as Bad Weather, just BAD weather gear!” The only diff is that I wear Under Armour long sleeves to wick away the sweat! That and a Camelback get me thru the Summer from June thru September.
George Rady having a decent adjustable riding suit has made me feel much more confident for my trip to Turkey in September. It doesn’t matter what the weather throws at me I will just plough on. Thanks mate
That’s a cracking looking suit 👍 I’m looking at adventure gear but haven’t considered a suit 🤔
Think I will keep shopping to see what’s out there
Good to see vids from you bud 👍
I bought this suit second hand yesterday to a very good price but the water proof liner is missing. Can I buy the liner separately or maybe there is water proof liners by other makes that would work? Stupid question maybe but I haven't ridden f. many many years and know very little of what's available today.
arnarne I will look into that for you. It’s not much good without the liner.
I've always worn Dainese goretex textiles, top quality
Gloves. The bones that break are the wrist and the outside edge of the hand. These gloves do not protect against the two most common serious injuries.
What inner jacket is that? In mine I have only a rain jacket. Is there a difference between Rally suit and Adventure suit? Never geard about it
Hi Buddy, put those sunglasses away you don’t need them. They’re only a crutch and you took them off in one of your earlier vids. You sound confident enough and I don’t see any negative remarks. Listen I have the same Rallye suit as yours and every so often the dealerships have a half price or 30% off sale. Got my jacket £ 299 and the trousers £199.
Obviously the new design has come out but who cares. They are almost identical. I have just bought a brand new pair of trousers £120 on eBay. Bargains are there to be had if you can’t justify the full £1000 for both.
You really should do some more vids, put a Denali sound bomb and the lights on your bike. Plenty of good topics and you would do a really good video blog ( vlog)
You are entertaining so as Nike say “ Just do it “ That’s all !!!!!!!
I do have a different color GS Dry Jacket and mine's collars are completely thorn off in just a few years. Yours has the leather piece vs mine has the clothe finish around the collars. I hope yours lasts longer.
Great review! Thanks.
Apart from weather, have you ever fall off your bike with that suit? (Hope never, but I am curious) cheers!
RST make a great range of very reasonably priced jackets
Thank you so much for the information and the video 📹 🎥
I also have one great for wind but terrible in the rain very disappointed especially with the bmw dealer they were informed that I live in a rain forest and still sold it to me.
Hello! I see there are two types of Rallye suits, one is different from this one, it doesnt come with inside liner, do you know the exact name of this one? Thanks!
My pants included a belt that is infinitely adjustable, I got the dark blue/red/black
The kit looks absolutely fantastic! Question, does the inner jacket liner tend to push out from the sleeves or get bunched up when putting/taking off or running your arms through it. get Never been a fan of inner liners. But if this system is tight I may be a fan.
amazing video! do you mind to share what's your height to have as reference? I can only buy online where I live and I want to make sure I dont make a mistake :D thank you so much!
Doesn’t it have the removable waterproof liner? If it’s the same as mine, the outside gets wet and heavy and takes ages to dry out. You don’t get wet but you feel wet if that makes sense. This jacket must be the new zliner like the gs dry suit.
Cool ADV suit...good vid
I have got one and i love it to it dos the job
Thanks for the nice video
Ciao, per favore puoi dirmi la taglia del tuo completo ? e se non ti spiace le tue misure (peso altezza etc etc.) sto' acquistando ora la stessa tuta usata ma ho paura per le misure grazie mille !!
Excellent video 👍
great video - very helpful
The BMW Suit isn't waterproof believe me I bought one ( now selling it ) bought a Rukka Suit !!
jonathan Dorward correct, must use the liners that come with it
jonathan Dorward even gs dry?
Nice
Hi Buddy, is the waterproofing in the linner? or is it the outter layer that is where the waterproofing is?
Michael Williams Hello mate it’s the inside liner that’s completely sealed off.
Michael Williams the liner is sized and designed to be used either inside or outside the jacket, wear it outside for complete water proofing.
@@bizzfo To clarify, the inner/outer 'liner' is only found in the 2018 on Rallye jackets. Pretty sure this vid is of the earlier 2016-2018 version.
Does it get bulky arround the belly? Many thanks, cheers.
@Buddy's Insight Great video and thanks for the info sharing. I need size advise, do you recommend to have a fit jacket to your body or take a one size up? I tried the latest Rallye Jacket size 50 and it fit and feels a little bit tight. Size 52 on the other hand is roomy (not too much) and comfortable but the sleeves a little bit longer. what do you think especially if we consider the weight fluctuation.
Eng_Bimmer I personally ride with a bit of space inside the jacket just in case I need layers. The inside liner seems to keep you cosy down to really cold temperatures. You can tighten the arms and bottom edges so space is a good idea I think.👍
@@buddysinsight9834 Thanks a lot for the reply :)
Klim is not worth the money. I have one and I sold it for a song and now I am going to purchase this suit for year around protection and crash protection.
Good video
Glad you’re back ! Do us a favour and ride the M sport S1000rr 2019/20 I bought the 16 mainly off the back of that excellent and funny vid you did !
What happened to the triple black GS?
Hope business is good too !
Robtno1 Thanks mate👍. I will ask for that bike today. I still have the GSA which I am riding on a 5000 mile round trip to the dentist in Turkey. (September). I am shitting myself about it because it’s totally out of my comfort zone. I am going to film my journey. My wife said she would only take my YouTubing seriously if I got to 10.000 subs. I will prove I can do it because that will give me more relaxed time to do it if you know what I mean. Go steady on that bike👍
Buddy's Insight Cheers Buddy you have a good outlook on life, the whole business vids was spot on.
I’m a Sparkie here so I had the whole no don’t go on your own you’ll regret it but I love it wouldn’t want to go back to p.a.y.e if I can help it !
Enjoy the dentist long way to go lol I went to Portugal with a few people a few months ago on the GS still love the 2016 rr but sadly no more...long story.
Hey Mate, how tall are you? Asking because I'd like to know how 54 would fit on a 5'8" dude. Thanks!
Di Saar I am 5’9 slim build, the trousers are a little bit long for me, I could have short legs though
I'm sure it's a nice suit but if you can't remove the waterproof liner then the venting is pointless.
The Woodster The inside is fully removable for summer yes. I probably should have said that I didn’t realise I hadn’t. Thank you I will put it in the comments 👍
@@buddysinsight9834 cheers Buddy. How much approx?
@@thewoodster8607 I can't remember exactly what it was because when you buy a GSA you get large discounts. Every now and again they slash the prices.
@@buddysinsight9834 You did say it was removable when it was on the table mate
Gary's Ramblings I actually watched it back and realised I did. Thanks mate
Oh, yes, definitely galluses to hold those pants up!
The music is terrible had to switch off 50s in
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It just looks to big for you.
who really does wear sun glasses in a house hmm thats a huge fail to the start of a video
Hmm one of the most successful and talented TH-camrs ever wears the same sun glasses in his house Casey Niestat. It’s done for many reasons you probably wouldn’t understand if you’ve never made videos before. Everything I do is well thought out and calculated that’s how I became a millionaire at 40. What’s your thoughts now I am interested.
@@buddysinsight9834 wealthy sadly means nothing my dad had a very large amount of money but he never brought it that up in conversation he always told me class cannot be bought on the glasses look each to they're own I'd like to think you'd be original and not follow someone else that did but hey what do I know 🤔
I should imagine your dad didn't put videos out for the world to view and scrutinise. Myself a decent honest bloke father of two daughters just doing a little hobby video at the weekends its incredible how people respond. My reply to you earlier is just me letting you know that I am sensible. Wealthy often means a person is switched on which helps in a good mature discussion. As for class it means nothing to me I am the bloke that gets a shovel in hand and jumps down the hole to get dirty and dig. Grafter. Whats your story you are interesting?
@@buddysinsight9834 its a long story my life it would go on a long time I honestly could write a book about, if it would is another story tho 😉 ,I'm not saying not to do videos I respect anyone that puts in the time and effort and tries to give accurate and helpful advice I just bought a bmw r1250gsa triple black yesterday I had a 2019 r1250gs te loved it but wanted a gsa so went for it and I'm so glad I did keep up the videos I will watch them I went to m@p motorcycles today and am going back tomorrow to buy a bmw jacket 👍🏻
But I dont ride a GS :)