I love how you incorporate some comedy while keeping a cover of professionalism. "A behemoth cargo pouch for carrying small children." "Ze expensive German tire."
I looked for gloves for 4 months. For price point, you can't beat these. I got them for 38 bucks at my bike shop in Vancouver. The perforated version are well ventilated and suited for summer riding, but will do for the early part of the shoulder season. The leather is quite thin which is great for flex and comfort, however not the best for abrasion resistance. Also easy to donne and off. For 38+hst, you can't go wrong. Great glove.
Hands down, one of the best motorcycle reviewers on TH-cam. To the point yet entertaining. The product research you put into your videos is excellent. Keep them coming.
I like how you always get right to the point, never biased, and focus on all the important details. Still can't believe this is a one man production (at least I guess it is). I wonder if you would like to make like a beginner's guide to most basic/important adv motorcycle gear? (not gear as in clothes, but as gear for the bike) -Keep up the great work RyanF9
hcmpe yang3 Fortnine is based in Canada and the prices given are in Canadian dollars. Yes, the Nolan is made in Italy, that is why it's so much more expensive. As a life-long rider since the 1970s, I've owned many helmets, including Nolan (but not the N44) and my current LS2. In my experience, I would say the price difference between these two isn't justified. LS2 helmets are surprisingly well-made and don't fit the stereotype of cheap Chinese helmets. Quality-wise, they are on par with other medium range helmets, but cost a lot less.
Man, your videos are so professionally done and your reviews feel sincere and honest. I don't even have a motorcycle yet but thank you for all the work you do :)
I'm a sport bike rider so this vid isn't really for me, but I gotta compliment you on how well this video is put together both aesthetically and dialog wise. thanks for the video
I don't know why this channel hasn't got 3 million subs already, It's by far the most professional and informative motorcycle channel on TH-cam, Keep up the stella work FortNine.
Thanks so much for these videos! As someone who has no motorcycle knowledge and is trying to eventually get one, these vids are super helpful and not overwhelming as others tend to be.
Clearly yes, I'm not fluent in english but the text here is accessible and his diction is very good, I don't need subtitles. No timeout, everything chain up smoothly, it's a pleasure to hear you ;) Thanks for your vids, they are amazing
FortNine and Revzilla are easily the best channels to turn to for motorcycle gear. The reviews are so in depth and helpful. FN seriously deserves more subscribers, all of these videos are top notch, second only MAYBE to Revzilla, and even then only by a hair.
While riding my KLR650 on Old Ore Road in Big Bend National Park (mostly broken rock), the Shinko big block did not inspire much confidence, but inspired plenty of terror. Great everywhere else though, except sand. No sand. I really enjoy your work - thanks.
No doubt about it Ryan FortNine you are the King of motovloggers! Always interesting, knowledgeable and professional. Love the comment re carrying small children - hilarious! Keep up the good work.
heebo heebo in my experience it doesn't matter how much you spent on your gear when your smashing through someone's Windscreen at 80mph. save the money and buy some thing you like, least then your Happy when you repaint someone's grill. 👍
One thing to mention with that Shinko Tire, If you do worry about the fishtailing you can always razor the tire, it used to be popular back in the 70s, all people would do is buy a tire, if it fish tails or they want more grip, they use a razor or something like an exacto knife to cut small pieces out of the Tread to fix the problem.
I work at a motorcycle performance shop, I cannot recommend the sport Shinko tires. They are an extremely hard compound which means they are great for burnouts and drifting if you're into that sort of thing, but not so good for grip and over-all performance. Sure they're cheap, if you have no other option, they are obviously better than nothing, but I'd recommend better. The dual-sport tires might be great, as you really can't go wrong with the compound for those, I'd just stay away from the sport tires.
Got this channel as a suggestion for like a month ago. And i gotta say that i regret i didn't hook sooner! One of the best iv'e seen 👍🏼 Great tips and really good quality, subscribed!
Ryan said in another video that "Motorcycling is an expensive and dangerous hobby", and "who thinks about motorcycle economy, right?" For the first 4 or 5 decades of my motorcycling life, Economy ( read poverty) was one of the main reasons I had a motorcycle ! Often it was ALL we had... so if a 50 or 100 pound sack of Beans or Rice and the Girl Friend needed to go 200 miles home... well we just did. Seems the old BMW's were pretty much made for the job. A Bell shorty and a jean jacket (yes with a scarf) were the gear, then a 3/4 and goggles- 5000 miles through mexico that way, and 20 years ago we went full face, because those were the kind of helmets at garage sales and flea markets, or that came with the new bike. Bit large ? Wear a watch cap underneath, helps with the noise and keeps the ears warm. Anything less than 50 mpg sucked ( and still does), who ever heard of not doing your own work ? But there was no rocket ships in my stable untill the K-100RS and thats when I got the first gear jacket and gave up the wool World War I Army Trench Coat.
about the helmets, there is quite a significant difference between the two when it comes to safety I think u should hv mentioned. ls2 makes thermoplastic shells, while nolan is polycarbonate
Loved the review. You should also review the Airoh Storm. At around 150 euros it's a great buy, and it has a great system for closing the visor to keep the water out in rainy days. Really confortable also.
It still blows my mind that there are people out there spending $500+ on helmets and $700+ on jackets. I wear a store brand Sedici viaggio parlar adventure bike helmet. Zero complaints. Performs like a champ. It is very comfortable, has great vis, has vents, has a drop down sun visor, and has bluetooth. It cost me a princely sum of $200. My Cortec jacket cost me $50 on FB marketplace. It is fully armored and has a waterproof liner if it rains.
for carrying children!?!?! dude you deserve your own show. way better class than all those motovloggers out there. wish you would do detailed product reviews.
Im always telling people Shinkos are a way better tires than the price suggests but people get really caught up one where they're made. Credit for the non-bias.
i love your video and as i am in UK i can compare the prices. the LS2 OF569 helmet cost 70£ in uk though. which is a big mark of difference to a 130$ I think. i love the gloves too :) thank you for the video. definitely deserved like and view.
The LS2 has the logo on all 4 sides of the helmet because of the European legislation which says that you have to have reflecting elements on the side to make you more visible during the night.
I've been running Shinkos for a while now on everything I can. Great tires. For a medium to smaller bike like a Ninja 650 you can literally get TWO tires for around $120 or even less if you're on something small like a Ninja 250/300. I even ran the Ravens on my GSX-R 750 fantastic mileage and more than enough grip for me on the street.
Legend tells that if you run a shinko on the back and Conti on the front you will be due to change both tires at once rather than staggering intervals and eating up two different riding days spent wrenching.
FortNine has sick prices.I ordera few thing an my tires from them Dunlop Q3 set for the best price, i've ever paid PERIOD!!! the 1 stop shop you should really look into
South Korea makes a lot of great products at great prices. The Shinko is perfect example. The. Continental may be slightly better but not $80 better than the Shinko.
the material used for the Nolan is far superior than that used to build the LS2 --> usually the price comes from the materials used, the effort that it takes to design and built (certain parts are handmade) and the design (one extra step that actually is overpriced) love your vids and if I'm wrong please correct me
Hey Ryan, are you doing reviews as a hobby or getting paid for your work? I agree, you're channel is underrated. Keep up the good work man! I enjoy the detail you provide.
Hey Chris! Ryan is out filming a bike review right now (Yamaha Z125) but I'll chime in :-). We're an ecommerce site and RyanF9 is in charge of content creation. Thanks for the feedback bud. - NeilF9
I don't even have a motorcycle but I watch all this guy's videos.
I don't even have a motorcycle but I watch all this guy's videos. x2
I have been racing motocross my whole life, so I have a dirt bike or two but I think it's time for a 600.
Yeah I've ridden so much in my head that now I want a real one
me too 😀
Gotta get one since you have all the knowledge..!
I love how you incorporate some comedy while keeping a cover of professionalism. "A behemoth cargo pouch for carrying small children." "Ze expensive German tire."
Favourite sliding zones.. when he was reviewing the gloves..lol
Also known as intelligence.
"Carrying small children" that cracked me up. Great video as usual! Will have to check out the gloves.
I just scroll to find comment about that sentense, I'm not sure what I hear ahahhaha
Milan Samardžić me too!!😂😂
Apple Jax
Same
Apple Jax same here my gloves aren't good I need new ones I'm going to check them gloves out
I looked for gloves for 4 months. For price point, you can't beat these. I got them for 38 bucks at my bike shop in Vancouver. The perforated version are well ventilated and suited for summer riding, but will do for the early part of the shoulder season. The leather is quite thin which is great for flex and comfort, however not the best for abrasion resistance. Also easy to donne and off. For 38+hst, you can't go wrong. Great glove.
Hands down, one of the best motorcycle reviewers on TH-cam. To the point yet entertaining. The product research you put into your videos is excellent. Keep them coming.
Best reviewer around, top notch quality and great personality. Glad I found you.
Keep it up!
I like how you always get right to the point, never biased, and focus on all the important details. Still can't believe this is a one man production (at least I guess it is).
I wonder if you would like to make like a beginner's guide to most basic/important adv motorcycle gear? (not gear as in clothes, but as gear for the bike)
-Keep up the great work RyanF9
Cool suggestion bud. Added it to our list of ideas for the next batch of reviews :-) - NeilF9
This is Canadasmotorcycle`s marketing production. Get a grip.
Please Cut the Bu*l Sh*t
N44 only cost USD$380 that is 100% MADE IN ITALY
WHILE LS2 is Cheap MADE IN CHONA.
Daniel Kemnitz I checked the LS2 in person, you can immediately see why it is so cheap.
hcmpe yang3
Fortnine is based in Canada and the prices given are in Canadian dollars. Yes, the Nolan is made in Italy, that is why it's so much more expensive. As a life-long rider since the 1970s, I've owned many helmets, including Nolan (but not the N44) and my current LS2. In my experience, I would say the price difference between these two isn't justified. LS2 helmets are surprisingly well-made and don't fit the stereotype of cheap Chinese helmets. Quality-wise, they are on par with other medium range helmets, but cost a lot less.
Also, your channel is one of the most underrated channels on YT!
Man, your videos are so professionally done and your reviews feel sincere and honest.
I don't even have a motorcycle yet but thank you for all the work you do :)
Why you still don't have millions of subs, that I wouldn't know
aged like wine
He does 😂
I'm a sport bike rider so this vid isn't really for me, but I gotta compliment you on how well this video is put together both aesthetically and dialog wise. thanks for the video
I don't know why this channel hasn't got 3 million subs already, It's by far the most professional and informative motorcycle channel on TH-cam, Keep up the stella work FortNine.
This guy is the fucking man glad I found him
I know
really like that LS2 because of the modularity and wide field of view.
Mr. And because LS SWAP
Thanks so much for these videos! As someone who has no motorcycle knowledge and is trying to eventually get one, these vids are super helpful and not overwhelming as others tend to be.
Your channel seems like it should be 28 mil not 28 thousand
yes, the quality is amazing
i agree
Clearly yes, I'm not fluent in english but the text here is accessible and his diction is very good, I don't need subtitles. No timeout, everything chain up smoothly, it's a pleasure to hear you ;)
Thanks for your vids, they are amazing
Agreed
and judging by this comment chain and many others, the comment section isn't terrible either
FortNine and Revzilla are easily the best channels to turn to for motorcycle gear. The reviews are so in depth and helpful. FN seriously deserves more subscribers, all of these videos are top notch, second only MAYBE to Revzilla, and even then only by a hair.
This is Neil from F9TV were we take pride in not talking so fast that allTheWordsSoundLikeOne. haha, thx for the compliment bud! -NeilF9
While riding my KLR650 on Old Ore Road in Big Bend National Park (mostly broken rock), the Shinko big block did not inspire much confidence, but inspired plenty of terror. Great everywhere else though, except sand. No sand. I really enjoy your work - thanks.
No doubt about it Ryan FortNine you are the King of motovloggers! Always interesting, knowledgeable and professional. Love the comment re carrying small children - hilarious! Keep up the good work.
With blonde hair you would look like Jeoffery from Game of Thrones.
That is true. ~RF9
@@FortNine Sorry.
who is that
Just don't drink the wine
This was an awesome video, because not everyone has thousands f dollars to go spend on gear, and these seem some good quality for their price tag.
We're also talking in $CDN dollars :-)
FortNine wait wait wait.....all of that was in Canadian dollars? good to know.
Drag Outlaws You'll thank your expensive riding gear when the accident happens.
heebo heebo in my experience it doesn't matter how much you spent on your gear when your smashing through someone's Windscreen at 80mph. save the money and buy some
thing you like, least then your Happy when you repaint someone's grill. 👍
Connor Bowen I think there are many different kinds of accidents and usually the higher quality (usually more expensive) gear protects you better.
Good job, I appreciate the fact that you put a lot of effort to make your videos as good as it can be
One thing to mention with that Shinko Tire, If you do worry about the fishtailing you can always razor the tire, it used to be popular back in the 70s, all people would do is buy a tire, if it fish tails or they want more grip, they use a razor or something like an exacto knife to cut small pieces out of the Tread to fix the problem.
I work at a motorcycle performance shop, I cannot recommend the sport Shinko tires. They are an extremely hard compound which means they are great for burnouts and drifting if you're into that sort of thing, but not so good for grip and over-all performance. Sure they're cheap, if you have no other option, they are obviously better than nothing, but I'd recommend better.
The dual-sport tires might be great, as you really can't go wrong with the compound for those, I'd just stay away from the sport tires.
I've been watching FN for a few years and you're getting better, much better. SUBSCRIBED
Been binge watching your channel. Good stuff. Keep it up
Ryan, it’s no wonder why you’re a success. Keep up the good work.
Got this channel as a suggestion for like a month ago. And i gotta say that i regret i didn't hook sooner!
One of the best iv'e seen 👍🏼
Great tips and really good quality, subscribed!
The best review-type channel on TH-cam, hands down
I have an LS2 fullface helmet and its value-for-money is off the roof!! Great channel btw!
Always appreciate the info and production quality.
Dude, you're like the bill nye of motorcycles. Keep on doing what you're doing.
Ryan said in another video that "Motorcycling is an expensive and dangerous hobby", and "who thinks about motorcycle economy, right?" For the first 4 or 5 decades of my motorcycling life, Economy ( read poverty) was one of the main reasons I had a motorcycle ! Often it was ALL we had... so if a 50 or 100 pound sack of Beans or Rice and the Girl Friend needed to go 200 miles home... well we just did. Seems the old BMW's were pretty much made for the job. A Bell shorty and a jean jacket (yes with a scarf) were the gear, then a 3/4 and goggles- 5000 miles through mexico that way, and 20 years ago we went full face, because those were the kind of helmets at garage sales and flea markets, or that came with the new bike. Bit large ? Wear a watch cap underneath, helps with the noise and keeps the ears warm. Anything less than 50 mpg sucked ( and still does), who ever heard of not doing your own work ? But there was no rocket ships in my stable untill the K-100RS and thats when I got the first gear jacket and gave up the wool World War I Army Trench Coat.
I bought that jacket and it turned out I got the very last one available! Period! In my size and everything! I love it!
That's awesome, congratulations! I work at a motorcycle dealer for Honda and Suzuki in the parts department and I hope to start doing what your doing.
Why does this guy have such low subs? He has amazing information & content!
Keep it up dude thumbs up all the way!
That video was so excellently produced
Dude I love your reviews and they way you talk like Patrick Bateman, without it being annoying.
about the helmets, there is quite a significant difference between the two when it comes to safety I think u should hv mentioned. ls2 makes thermoplastic shells, while nolan is polycarbonate
Justine Gajewska any references for the info?
I’ve been using LS2 helmets and overall I feel they are outstanding value and fit.
I like how you get straight to the topic love the vids you totally deserve more subs
I must say you do a great job with explaining and showing the products. keep up the great work, you should get a dealer to let you do there bikes.
That's coming up in the next few weeks. You'll get two videos per bike. A first impressions MotoVlog and full review. Doing a XSR900 first :-)
wish u all the success bud, really helpful videos..!
Dude I replayed that " Carrying small children " part 7 times and still laughed
Loved the review. You should also review the Airoh Storm. At around 150 euros it's a great buy, and it has a great system for closing the visor to keep the water out in rainy days. Really confortable also.
love your videos son, very helpful even for old school riders like myself
Much like your under rated channel man.. filming.. content.. value of the content.. wonderful
ok, you won me over with the gloves, magnet traffic light trick and great attitude, subscribed =)
Nicely done, professional n easy to listen to - good info too.
i love your lists! keep it up.
Your reviews and presentation style rock!
Awesome job on the video. it was extremely helpful and i hope to be able one or two of those items soon
It still blows my mind that there are people out there spending $500+ on helmets and $700+ on jackets.
I wear a store brand Sedici viaggio parlar adventure bike helmet. Zero complaints. Performs like a champ. It is very comfortable, has great vis, has vents, has a drop down sun visor, and has bluetooth. It cost me a princely sum of $200.
My Cortec jacket cost me $50 on FB marketplace. It is fully armored and has a waterproof liner if it rains.
You were born to make review videos
for carrying children!?!?! dude you deserve your own show. way better class than all those motovloggers out there. wish you would do detailed product reviews.
Scorpion Yukon is a little more expensive of a jacket, but has held up well and has some very nice features.
Subbed. Your voice is like velvet and the information is great.
Nice list dude you introduce good gear keep it up
Im always telling people Shinkos are a way better tires than the price suggests but people get really caught up one where they're made. Credit for the non-bias.
Great video. Your resemblance to the “back pack kid” is uncanny
This is a hell of a video. I was considering the bell bullet but not no more.
a cargo pouch to carry small children
Your videos are amazing man.
Great vid. Thank you. I don't mind watching the ads with videos like this.
"for carrying small children." hahahhaha that got me.
3:19 "Theres a behehith 14 inch cargo pouch on the bottom for carrying small children" xD Lmao Love It
i love your video and as i am in UK i can compare the prices. the LS2 OF569 helmet cost 70£ in uk though. which is a big mark of difference to a 130$ I think. i love the gloves too :) thank you for the video. definitely deserved like and view.
More of these please!!
Awesome videos man! Keep it up!
Thank you for sharing that glove! It cut a hunt for stubby finger gloves!
Liked before I even watch the video. Cause you just make quilty vidoes all the time
3:21 "for carrying small children"
I'm dead 💀
I love the dl1000 at the background
100% agree on the shinko 805.
Enjoyed how you showed shinko some love.#keepumcoming
The LS2 has the logo on all 4 sides of the helmet because of the European legislation which says that you have to have reflecting elements on the side to make you more visible during the night.
I've been running Shinkos for a while now on everything I can. Great tires. For a medium to smaller bike like a Ninja 650 you can literally get TWO tires for around $120 or even less if you're on something small like a Ninja 250/300. I even ran the Ravens on my GSX-R 750 fantastic mileage and more than enough grip for me on the street.
"Pouch for carrying small children." Lolol That one got me.
Keep it up, love your videos
i really like your fast intros!
Subscribed 100%!!!! Great video!
Nice video as usual, thanks and ride safe
Awesome stuff, thanks for the video.
LS2 Helmets are underrated!
good informative video mate.... guess I wouldn't be the first to mention the resemblance to joffrey from game of thrones?
27th. ~RyanF9
I can’t find the LS2 helmet. Everywhere I look it says discontinued
Legend tells that if you run a shinko on the back and Conti on the front you will be due to change both tires at once rather than staggering intervals and eating up two different riding days spent wrenching.
LOL... ears always gets in the way on most of his videos. but, love all your videos
great presenter and what a voice!
FortNine has sick prices.I ordera few thing an my tires from them Dunlop Q3 set for the best price, i've ever paid PERIOD!!! the 1 stop shop you should really look into
Hey Ryan your video got so fuckin good since the beginning of CM man!! Thumbs up i just watched 20 in a row :-)
Really good bro. Thanks. I am getting the tires and the gloves thanks to you.
omg to funny bro love it !! love the vids man best moto channel ever !!
awesome job
need more of these videos
South Korea makes a lot of great products at great prices. The Shinko is perfect example. The. Continental may be slightly better but not $80 better than the Shinko.
Do those gloves just slip on without having the annoying Velcro strips on the wrists that most gloves have?
Yes, you do have piano hands that have those long fingers that are good for guitar too
the material used for the Nolan is far superior than that used to build the LS2
--> usually the price comes from the materials used, the effort that it takes to design and built (certain parts are handmade) and the design (one extra step that actually is overpriced)
love your vids and if I'm wrong please correct me
I need this to be a quarterly or at least annual video series. Please and thank you
Hey Ryan, are you doing reviews as a hobby or getting paid for your work? I agree, you're channel is underrated. Keep up the good work man! I enjoy the detail you provide.
Hey Chris! Ryan is out filming a bike review right now (Yamaha Z125) but I'll chime in :-). We're an ecommerce site and RyanF9 is in charge of content creation. Thanks for the feedback bud. - NeilF9
Can't find that helmet for sale anywhere, need an update to this video 👍🏽