He basically described all the design features and pointed out that they all improve the KTM thi sbike is based on. He finished by pointing out that KTM has made a rebranded bike that is a threat to their own branded product. All in poetry, basically. Fantastic job.
@@_Everyone__ Maybe you're the problem. I'm not a native English speaker. But I understood the video. He described everything about the bike (engineering, styling, what it's trying to be, what it really is and the ride) and left the decision up to the audience to take. It's the perfect journalism. He didn't shoved his opinion down our throat. And He didn't tried to spoon fed the review. Maybe that is the problem. He's subtle. Not "in your face" type of guy.
I studied blade runner at school around 6 months ago (the first one) and I keep seeing quotes from that movie. Kinda nuts that they went with the replicant theme
@@sl-nj5ry Same. Similar, at least, I got a Vitpilen 401, it seemed better as a first bike. Nearly 6000km on the clock in the first year... Still loving it.
This review is in a league of its own. Ten (gorgeous) minutes later, I’m realizing that I’m not sure if the review *wants* me to like the bike or not. It’s almost feels like I’m being encouraged to come to my own conclusion. Bravo, F9. Bravo.
Check out Powerdrift. They are pretty good too. th-cam.com/users/powerdriftofficial Some of the best videos: th-cam.com/video/lMy3AZpaAR4/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/7qlxbEnyuls/w-d-xo.html
May I join the echo chamber of praise, please? Outstanding cinematography once again, but what may not be immediately evident is the time and energy spent genuinely researching and understanding this brand and product, it’s history and modern interpretation. Even more amazing is your unflappable insight required not to stop at the obvious, and denounce the rig as an over-priced style play. And lastly the effort in your writing is clear. The viewer has to hang on every word, because there is no filler. Every turn of phrase precisely chosen, steeped in meaning, and connections made throughout, with callbacks and subtle humor. If I were to ask anything of your talents however, it would be variety of tone. This is the second Hollywood quality production I’ve seen from you that seemed to combine the elevated version of the Twilight zone narrator with the Sin City aesthetic as a backdrop to the artful execution of a motorcycle review beyond compare. The description on the dvd might read: “It’s a dark city in the middle of the night. It rained an hour ago, but a young Joe Friday is trying to forget about something, and once again blowing off steam on a new machine, and he notices a few interesting things. His mind wanders through the history of it, and how it is now. The late summer night becomes a new adventure, And he want to tell you about it.” You have more. I know that is in you. And I look forward to seeing it. Still, a great video.
It's actually a Blade Runner homage. If you haven't seen it, you really should. It's one of the greatest movies ever made, nearly as good as a Fortnine review.
You put it so right in my opinion. Especially about the research and insight. I'm every time amazed about that. It seems so simple but it takes so much. I adore it. I would like to know what's all behind this video's but like to believe that it is just a few guys who love motorcycling and making a video about it.
This is my 4th or 5th time watching this video. Ryan, you are truly the best reviewer on this website. The cinematography, the music, the angles... plus, anyone can tell me the specs sheet and how it handles, but this deep analysis and description of how it FEELS is so much more valuable.
ok, dude... I'm a year late for this comment, but this was amazing, well recorded, amazing analysis, fun all the way through, interesting and engaging... can't say enough good things about your review, I loved it.
If FortNine ever starts selling direct to the U.S., I’ll start buying my kit from you guys exclusively. Ryan does some of the most honest reviews of bikes and gear that I have ever seen - more so than the moto press outlets - and it’s amazing to watch each video get better and better. I’d love to support you guys for this great content!
Amazing video Ryan and the team, fabulous bit of production - absolutely top drawer (oh, and the bike's not bad either!).....look forward to riding one of these. Keep up the great work chaps, all us others can only aspire to such greatness...
It does remind me some of having to analyze all the hidden meanings in the book “To Kill a Mockingbird” in school, only for the author to come out years later and say “dude, I just wrote a book…”
@@carsons5750 I always kinda liked that, the idea that people can take away from a work of art more than what the author intended to put in it. "Death of the Author" and all that
@@TheMonkeystick and funnily enough, a lot of the times when the author tries to downplay what their work meant it's generally to avoid having to talk about it in an overtly pretentious manner/or they are just (as the 1975 would put it) scared of sincerity
I own my Husky 701 Svartpilen for one year now and to be honest, your video was one of the reasons to get the bike. I work in the media aswell and believe me I can devide good work from okay work, because I produced several films during the last 15 years. This is stunning! A peace of art and the evidence, that you know the topic. Don't know, how many times I wached it, but I am touched everytime. Respect & regards from Germany. It's a masterpiece! THX4THAT! Alex
@@andremakris3061 Well not for the market price but in my area prices of those bikes dropped down to buying prices the dealers payed so they sold like hot cakes after that. And yes, compared to Japanese bikes they have a lot of problems.
I keep coming back and rewatching it, catching more bladerunner references each time, and also just for the pure entertainment. There's a plot and story unfolding. Surprises, false leads. And of course, as always, beautiful cinematography. Probably my favourite out of F9
I really enjoy the different video style experimentations (this night retro turned out great btw) and these reviews tell stories that no other mc channel will. Keep it up F9 team, your fan base is only bound to get bigger from here.
By chance I just re watched the original Blade Runner today before watching this review. Funny coincidence and yet of course another phenomenal review!
I honestly have no words to describe your talent. You guys are so overwhelmingly deserving of every single praise and applaud on this freaking platform. I love your work.
Ive been on TH-cam since it pretty much came out, and I have to say, this is one of the best (if not THE BEST) video I have watched. The story telling, the B roll, the art, the metaphors, wow. This content is better than some A rated movies out there. Amazing work, that should be considered for an emmy
F9, Your movies are epic. I watch them for the humour, the art and originality. Sometimes I don’t even know what bike you are talking about, you are to bikes what TopGear was to cars. Keep going!!
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors I've got the 2020 Vitpilen 401. It has adjustable forks, quickshift ("Easy Shift"), anti-hopping clutch. And it was 135kg. It's a damn fun bike.
@@FortNine would be cool if you had a series where you go through history of motorcycle brands and specific models. Like gsxr, buell or even the 1990 speed wars!
This is not just the most beautiful motorcycle review video I’ve ever seen, it’s up there with the best video on this platform. I can’t wait to get this bike.
The carefully chosen words just flow. The darkness makes it mysterious. Then the cinematography makes it borderline sexual. If you’ve got something to sell, call Ryan.
It was announced that Rutger Hauer died today, and I happened to be watching some motorcycling videos. To see your tears in rain monologue today was just... heavy... Keep up the great work.
I’m curious. A series of remembrances leave me wondering. I remember when Fortnine was an online motorcycle gear marketplace. I remember about 2014/2015 a series of product reviews came to TH-cam featuring Ryan F9 as host. I remember this guy had a unique way of telling the truth yet still directing viewers to Fortnine. I remember Ryan would even respond or comment to questions or with a cool comedic whip. I remember when subscribers even became part of the program (you do look some like Joffrey Baratheon). I remember as subscribers and viewership grew a great interaction between host, viewer, product or location and truth seemed to merge into a seamless interaction as if you were there along a ride or chatting on a couch. I remember when production $$ grew and incorporated incredible Ariel footage of beautiful scenery on a ride with the 4K drone. I remember when crash test “scientific” reviews seem to stop and crash. I remember when motorcycle reviews became epic near full on productions mostly at night. I remember in corporate management, growth meant change and to beat competition meant staying ahead of change which would inherently increase growth but could loose or weaken the core structure which made you competitive, that was the “risk” of change. Therefore, I am curious. In my series of remembrances, the one thing I can’t remember... is when I bought anything from Fortnine’s website. (Now imagine a really cool low lit night shot of me walking down a rainy alleyway pondering as the big city lights twinkle and halo in the distance yet I’m not in the city. I’m in a suburban alleyway next to a bar and an eatery with the city calling my name but my roots are local. My chin lifts up as the rain trickles across my brow as I look into the camera with thoughts of once was and where I should go from here. Cut scene as it shows me riding seemingly on the highway pointed in the direction of the city on my shit kicker Honda but proud just to be riding as .... my blinker lights up and flickers on and off the reflective exit sign in night rain... I say “I remember when... all that I have done and all that I will ever do will be remembered but from my home as everything I remember has always brought me there...”). Scene fades as I exit the freeway and head home.) I wonder...
does it? The bike looks like it came straight out of blade runner. It's a comment on the styling being Retrowave/Outrun as fck. I was laughing at the obvious rib on the retro futuristic style
After watching every one of FortNine's reviews, I say to myself, "Yup, THAT is the bike that I want!" Award-worthy cinematography, content, and narration! Thank you, FortNine! Thank you!
Awesome review and top production quality! glad you mentioned 1955 Silverpilen/Silver Arrow, both Vitpilen and Svartpilen some inspiration clearly comes from that bike, the looks and simplicity.
Oh HELL YES! The Vitpilen 701 is easily one of the most beautifully designed bikes I've ever seen. I'm a supermoto guy but damn everything about that bike is just... right. Even ignoring all the incredible 701 detailing throughout the bike and just paying attention to the headlight and taillight is enough to keep me staring. And that's not even getting into the performance and how Husqvarna continues to one-up KTM at their own game
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This is not a review. This is art.
It's like the old Top Gear reviews but for bikes. Sublime.
I don't watch for the art, I watch for the content. Art with no content is just mental masturbation.
@@azb2010 bravo...
... You missed the point.
Well said
You said it.
He talked for 10 minutes yet I still can't tell if he loves or hates the bike. He leaves the opinion up to me. Amazing.
He hates them
Same here. just a lot of mumbling, and trying to be funny, I dont mind a good pun once in a while, but it lacks real content,
He basically described all the design features and pointed out that they all improve the KTM thi sbike is based on. He finished by pointing out that KTM has made a rebranded bike that is a threat to their own branded product. All in poetry, basically. Fantastic job.
@@_Everyone__ Maybe you're the problem. I'm not a native English speaker. But I understood the video. He described everything about the bike (engineering, styling, what it's trying to be, what it really is and the ride) and left the decision up to the audience to take. It's the perfect journalism. He didn't shoved his opinion down our throat. And He didn't tried to spoon fed the review. Maybe that is the problem. He's subtle. Not "in your face" type of guy.
@@_Everyone__ look at you and your tiny brain, sad life 💔
The blade runner theme and replicant metaphor was very well played and perfect. You did Ridley Scott a solid!
I appreciate all of his videos, but man that tears in rain reference really hit home
Like tears... in the rain😢
I geeked out when he said that.
...but describe in single words only the good things that come into your mind about your mother.
The lack of reviews from FortNine has forced me to come back and watch this again.
Kattrap it sure is...
Same
'n'-th time watching. Never gets old.
I feel you, I also want a vitpilen pretty bad
@@syoukhan
2020!
THE most underated channel ever... This is the only channel I would pay for.
Nick Rajaie bump
Don't give him ideas
@@skarshad 😂
same
Would pay if i had money
I don´t know man, 2 and a half years later, I came for like tenth time to watch this video again. I can´t even express how much I like it.
10th time? Those are rookie numbers
I studied blade runner at school around 6 months ago (the first one) and I keep seeing quotes from that movie. Kinda nuts that they went with the replicant theme
I like it so much i bought the bike..
@@demonsync57 Same.
@@sl-nj5ry Same.
Similar, at least, I got a Vitpilen 401, it seemed better as a first bike.
Nearly 6000km on the clock in the first year... Still loving it.
What did I just watch a Netflix series or a simple review?! I guess it's a simple review that beats some Netflix productions LOL
Seriously! Lol
yeah i get the chills too man
TE LA MAMASTE! 🤣🤣🤣
They are not paying you enough.
AJHD
You gotta watch his Honda Rebel and Harley bobber review... this guys talent has no limitations.
FortNine is in a ‘league of its own’.
Jane Leelavathi strongly agree 😂
Check out "Stories of Bike" channel. In the league somewhere.
This review is in a league of its own.
Ten (gorgeous) minutes later, I’m realizing that I’m not sure if the review *wants* me to like the bike or not. It’s almost feels like I’m being encouraged to come to my own conclusion. Bravo, F9. Bravo.
And that's something to be proud of.
So...when is FortNine: Husqvarna Vitpilen 2 coming to the theaters?
I believe that is the svatpillion
He has enough originality not to need sequels.
Eagerly waiting.
Product reviews are my favorite. This channel reviews bikes better then any other
All other bike reviews, "Wow this bike is smooth" "It turns real good ok" "It has blinkers where you'd expect them to be" "Its a color!"
Motorcyclist mag is really turning out the quality lately, especially the Goldwing vs. K1600 video.
This video made me buy the vitpilen 250 (The 701 isn't available here in India, and I'm broke AF)...
getting it delivered tomorrow...
here the smallest we have is the 401, which is interestingly being priced cheaper than the Duke 390 these days, really considering buying one
@Ritez XY Budapest
Natil evideya :p
@@jesusizquierdo3831 Same here in the US. I have seen new 401s for $4900 usd. Honda CB300R territory.
Arun bro are you really broke ??, Broke people don't buy vitpilen 250 in India 😂. They buy splendor
'Top Gear' of motorcycles! Thank you for this production quality!
BLDH I LOVE YOU (jag älskar dig)
Ja prisis. Älskar din kanal
Check out Powerdrift. They are pretty good too. th-cam.com/users/powerdriftofficial
Some of the best videos: th-cam.com/video/lMy3AZpaAR4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/7qlxbEnyuls/w-d-xo.html
Nah.... its better .....top gear doesn't have the same credibility.
This is like modern top gear. For the classic top gear of motorcycles check out 44 Teeth ;)
You should win best script, best cinematography, best editing and best sound design if there were youtube oscars.
I am sure, there is a team of great people behind this. He couldn't do this alone. Kudos for every single one of them!
And the worst script for bike reviews.
The script is not bad.
Cmon the ending ... Did you forget the husqvarna logo is a gun sight, pointed at you ktm?"
The editing and cinematography is done by Aneesh its in the description
"I rest my case in the neon lights.
But in darkness, something bothers me."
-Max Ryane
You are the hardest working team in motorcycling on TH-cam. Your content in amazing.
that's what happens when somebody does quality over quantity.
Underappreciated an under rated one short of the HAT TRICK!
May I join the echo chamber of praise, please? Outstanding cinematography once again, but what may not be immediately evident is the time and energy spent genuinely researching and understanding this brand and product, it’s history and modern interpretation. Even more amazing is your unflappable insight required not to stop at the obvious, and denounce the rig as an over-priced style play. And lastly the effort in your writing is clear. The viewer has to hang on every word, because there is no filler. Every turn of phrase precisely chosen, steeped in meaning, and connections made throughout, with callbacks and subtle humor.
If I were to ask anything of your talents however, it would be variety of tone. This is the second Hollywood quality production I’ve seen from you that seemed to combine the elevated version of the Twilight zone narrator with the Sin City aesthetic as a backdrop to the artful execution of a motorcycle review beyond compare.
The description on the dvd might read:
“It’s a dark city in the middle of the night. It rained an hour ago, but a young Joe Friday is trying to forget about something, and once again blowing off steam on a new machine, and he notices a few interesting things. His mind wanders through the history of it, and how it is now. The late summer night becomes a new adventure, And he want to tell you about it.”
You have more. I know that is in you. And I look forward to seeing it.
Still, a great video.
It's actually a Blade Runner homage. If you haven't seen it, you really should. It's one of the greatest movies ever made, nearly as good as a Fortnine review.
I actually mega didn't enjoy blade runner
You put it so right in my opinion. Especially about the research and insight. I'm every time amazed about that.
It seems so simple but it takes so much. I adore it. I would like to know what's all behind this video's but like to believe that it is just a few guys who love motorcycling and making a video about it.
The bike is overpriced, fanboys be damned. You can get much better for the money.
Well put Sir!
This is my 4th or 5th time watching this video. Ryan, you are truly the best reviewer on this website. The cinematography, the music, the angles... plus, anyone can tell me the specs sheet and how it handles, but this deep analysis and description of how it FEELS is so much more valuable.
ok, dude... I'm a year late for this comment, but this was amazing, well recorded, amazing analysis, fun all the way through, interesting and engaging... can't say enough good things about your review, I loved it.
zKahen sound like a run of the mill comment coming from something by fortnine
@@rodrigoalmendro3118 i reallized that afterwards, i'm new to this channel and already saw most of it's content. really liked it.
My favourite F9 video so far! The Neon, The Sound, The Gun, The Blade Runner. What a channel. You folks are sick!
the best motorcycle review ever created by a human being. I would go to the cinema for this shit
More plot points than a John LeCarre novel and more twists than a canyon hwy!
What max said. I agree fully.
😂
How much did this cost to produce, it would be in a movie for the price.
Ryan, you and your team make content that is honest and exciting to watch. Thank you for another great one! Keep up the good work!
If FortNine ever starts selling direct to the U.S., I’ll start buying my kit from you guys exclusively. Ryan does some of the most honest reviews of bikes and gear that I have ever seen - more so than the moto press outlets - and it’s amazing to watch each video get better and better. I’d love to support you guys for this great content!
I second this! You can only listen to Anthony slur the RevZilla slogan so many times...
Brutal, honest, science-backed yet pleasant and visually appealing review straight from an Engineer's mind. A masterpiece. Kudos to you, sir.
Amazing video Ryan and the team, fabulous bit of production - absolutely top drawer (oh, and the bike's not bad either!).....look forward to riding one of these. Keep up the great work chaps, all us others can only aspire to such greatness...
Hi there TMF , don’t put yourself down buddy, I absolutely love your reviews because they give me a true sense of riding the bike. 👍🏻👍🏻
...thank you very much....
And with no WV's at all anywhere, lovely though the art is, they can't claim your realism.
You should have a go on one of these machines mr Flyer! :-)
Im a WV...;)
That felt like a frickin movie! ExaCTLY what I subscribed for!
The husky engineers after watching this: 'we did what?'
It does remind me some of having to analyze all the hidden meanings in the book “To Kill a Mockingbird” in school, only for the author to come out years later and say “dude, I just wrote a book…”
Hahaha
@@carsons5750 I always kinda liked that, the idea that people can take away from a work of art more than what the author intended to put in it. "Death of the Author" and all that
@@TheMonkeystick and funnily enough, a lot of the times when the author tries to downplay what their work meant it's generally to avoid having to talk about it in an overtly pretentious manner/or they are just (as the 1975 would put it) scared of sincerity
:D
This is not just a review... This is a master piece.... Oscars need a new category of awards
This is like mid 2000s Top Gear review.
AMD I LOVE IT
This was not what I expected from a motorbike review, this is next next level!🙌🏿
"More functional as birthcontrol than transportation" Died right there lol
You or the baby?
@David McKee guess, the digestive fluids changed direction to the uterus.
I like the hit on Ikea "it is Swedish and you don't have to put it together"
As a Swede I am offended 😤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I own my Husky 701 Svartpilen for one year now and to be honest, your video was one of the reasons to get the bike. I work in the media aswell and believe me I can devide good work from okay work, because I produced several films during the last 15 years. This is stunning! A peace of art and the evidence, that you know the topic. Don't know, how many times I wached it, but I am touched everytime. Respect & regards from Germany. It's a masterpiece! THX4THAT! Alex
The ending of this gave me legit goosebumps, that's amazing in itself
Omg the cinematography was strong with this one. loved it, best I've (ever) seen.
The svartpilen is a beauty as well.
greetings from Austria ;)
I'm watching this in 2023, and it still is holding up as one of the best bike reviews ever.
What I got from this review is that this bike may not be in a league of it's own, but it sure is out of my league
The Brothers Primm Why?
@@daytonasayswhat9333 sounds too sporty for me, I'm gonna look at the 401
Something about the bike being a “fBEEPing savage” flashed like a ⚠️ in my survival cortex.
@@CorePathway yes but ape brain wants it even more now
Just tested one and couldn’t agree more. Don’t think anyone has put it so eloquently and elegantly clear - best review I’ve ever seen. Subbed!
They are pretty cheap lately. New ones are about 3k € cheaper than a year before 6,500 instead of 9,500
@@bruderrudiger9574 Well, nobody buys them plus they have a lot of electrical and mechanical problems. lol
@@majormassenspektrometer Yes but they look fucking sexy
PrawnBalls do they ?
@@andremakris3061 Well not for the market price but in my area prices of those bikes dropped down to buying prices the dealers payed so they sold like hot cakes after that. And yes, compared to Japanese bikes they have a lot of problems.
I keep coming back and rewatching it, catching more bladerunner references each time, and also just for the pure entertainment. There's a plot and story unfolding. Surprises, false leads. And of course, as always, beautiful cinematography. Probably my favourite out of F9
The production quality of this review is insane.
I really enjoy the different video style experimentations (this night retro turned out great btw) and these reviews tell stories that no other mc channel will. Keep it up F9 team, your fan base is only bound to get bigger from here.
His delivery and charisma for presenting on all topics on this channel is second to none.
Amazing as always. First you do a Top Gun take on a review now you're doing Blade Runner ? God your reviews really are the best
With a touch of Stranger Things
More than a touch, I'd say. ~RF9
Holy shit the gods have answered back!!!!
Probably not enough time to answer. As long as they keep creating such amazing videos I have no complain.
By chance I just re watched the original Blade Runner today before watching this review. Funny coincidence and yet of course another phenomenal review!
Hands down, the best motorcycle review I've ever watched.
If you like this one make sure you watch his review on the Ural
I honestly have no words to describe your talent. You guys are so overwhelmingly deserving of every single praise and applaud on this freaking platform.
I love your work.
You people are pushing the boundaries and my expectations for TH-cam content. So good!
Outstanding 🎥 young gifted and talented man.
He really is, informative and engaging... Fortnine has and without a dought will continue to be a great channel 👍👍
(Love ur channel btw)
Not man. Team.
whenever i’m sad i come back to watch this video and it brings back the love i have for fun :)
damn i never realized how much i want a vitpilen until just now.
All hail Aneesh for that sweet editing and cinematography
I just checked the description who the editor was
Yes the cinematography was beautiful.
Ive been on TH-cam since it pretty much came out, and I have to say, this is one of the best (if not THE BEST) video I have watched. The story telling, the B roll, the art, the metaphors, wow. This content is better than some A rated movies out there. Amazing work, that should be considered for an emmy
i enjoy these reviews way more than I probably should!!
That is because they are not worth much anymore
Probably binge worthy
This is the highest production quality motorcycle review I have ever seen. Thank you very much for this you guys!
"did you not realise, it's pointed at you"... Closure of the decade 👌
F9, Your movies are epic. I watch them for the humour, the art and originality. Sometimes I don’t even know what bike you are talking about, you are to bikes what TopGear was to cars. Keep going!!
I bought a Svartpilen 401 recently. It's so light and fun to ride but surprisingly quick too. I love it.
X2 😎 😎 😎
After a year still one of the best motorcycle reviews out there
1:06 That blade runner reference was so good.
The intro was also a reference to the movie.
This is still one of the best review videos I have ever come across. Cinematic and informative.
I still keep coming here after years and even if I have the bike, find this review so relaxing, precise and well done. Love it.
The execution of this video is wonderful. Everything from the cinematography to the narration flows beautifully. Well done.👍🏾
I'd be interested to hear your feelings on the little brother Svartpilen 401...
YES
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors I've got the 2020 Vitpilen 401. It has adjustable forks, quickshift ("Easy Shift"), anti-hopping clutch. And it was 135kg. It's a damn fun bike.
@@BikesAndBatallas 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I just came here from Yammie Noob th-cam.com/video/J2xFXOdZI74/w-d-xo.html
I would love to see FortNine's take on this too
@@BikesAndBatallas Is it comfortable for long rides (+200km)?
You are one of the reasons why I´ve bought mine couple of days ago. And I love it.
HOLY crap you guys put a ton of time getting the most beautiful shots. Editing masterpiece. I'll watch anything you make.
In all honesty... THE BEST review of the 701 I have had a chance to come across. Great video!
I so miss this version of FortNine :) The lad just doing his thing
Thanks for the knowledge bomb regarding the Husqvarna logo!
Cool eh! They started out making muskets on order from the King. ~RF9
Makes me love it more.
FortNine I had no Idea. Great production. Subscribed!
@@FortNine would be cool if you had a series where you go through history of motorcycle brands and specific models. Like gsxr, buell or even the 1990 speed wars!
This is not just the most beautiful motorcycle review video I’ve ever seen, it’s up there with the best video on this platform. I can’t wait to get this bike.
The carefully chosen words just flow. The darkness makes it mysterious. Then the cinematography makes it borderline sexual. If you’ve got something to sell, call Ryan.
I love the production quality, the scripts, the information, the delivery. I'm totally addicted to this channel. Keep it up!
One of my favourite videos on the internet. Couldn't tell you how many times I have watched this.
This is the highest production quality I've ever seen on TH-cam
It was announced that Rutger Hauer died today, and I happened to be watching some motorcycling videos. To see your tears in rain monologue today was just... heavy... Keep up the great work.
The Fortnine crew is continually out doing themselves. Great job!
The ultimate youtuber who knows and can do delivery, content to a level where you start to question "Am I watching a video" Or "A movie"??
I’m curious. A series of remembrances leave me wondering. I remember when Fortnine was an online motorcycle gear marketplace. I remember about 2014/2015 a series of product reviews came to TH-cam featuring Ryan F9 as host. I remember this guy had a unique way of telling the truth yet still directing viewers to Fortnine. I remember Ryan would even respond or comment to questions or with a cool comedic whip. I remember when subscribers even became part of the program (you do look some like Joffrey Baratheon). I remember as subscribers and viewership grew a great interaction between host, viewer, product or location and truth seemed to merge into a seamless interaction as if you were there along a ride or chatting on a couch. I remember when production $$ grew and incorporated incredible Ariel footage of beautiful scenery on a ride with the 4K drone. I remember when crash test “scientific” reviews seem to stop and crash. I remember when motorcycle reviews became epic near full on productions mostly at night. I remember in corporate management, growth meant change and to beat competition meant staying ahead of change which would inherently increase growth but could loose or weaken the core structure which made you competitive, that was the “risk” of change. Therefore, I am curious. In my series of remembrances, the one thing I can’t remember... is when I bought anything from Fortnine’s website. (Now imagine a really cool low lit night shot of me walking down a rainy alleyway pondering as the big city lights twinkle and halo in the distance yet I’m not in the city. I’m in a suburban alleyway next to a bar and an eatery with the city calling my name but my roots are local. My chin lifts up as the rain trickles across my brow as I look into the camera with thoughts of once was and where I should go from here. Cut scene as it shows me riding seemingly on the highway pointed in the direction of the city on my shit kicker Honda but proud just to be riding as .... my blinker lights up and flickers on and off the reflective exit sign in night rain... I say “I remember when... all that I have done and all that I will ever do will be remembered but from my home as everything I remember has always brought me there...”). Scene fades as I exit the freeway and head home.) I wonder...
That was dope. ~RF9
Agreed!
I remember when people used paragraphs.
I found myself watching this for 3rd time. Gosh, i need more
Bro your production quality is INSANE!
Amazing work!
FAAAACKK.... the last line, the last piece of music... pure goosebumps!
God damn! You guys are so talented in telling a story. Brilliant work. what a magical team you guys must be to put stuff like this together.
Honest to god your editing skills and talent on this channel are unmatched.
This is the best video of a bike review I've ever watched...
I was just looking at this bike and next thing I know, Fortnine made a review. I love them
Had to watch this again, years later. I never get tired of your logic, 🏆
Perfect review for the 3 months of rain coming up for van
Ha! 3 months, more like 8 ☔
I just picked up a 2020 Vitpilen 701 and it was love at first ride. This review was the inspiration/catalyst for that decision, thanks Ryan!
Every videos feels like a Netflix episode! Awesome!!
Please, don't compare Netflix with art
What an exceptional review. Made me fall in love with this bike even more🖤
I'm picking mine up tomorrow. Won't be able to sleep tonight.
Congrats! And as always, I pray, rubber side down!
Thanks :)
Congratulations man beautiful machine
I got mine, it is an amazing machine to ride! Got de baffled Akra on it and waiting on spoke wheels =D the way it should have come!
@@redlinethin congrats..enjoy your motorbike .its something different then all motorcycle. every time i drive mine .i love it more..good choice
The best photography, editing and commentary I’ve ever seen describing a bike.
BLADERUNNER INTRO ;-)
Blade runner references all throughout too. Mentions replicants and tears in the rain
Tears in the rain.
"I have seen things..."
@Janus Möbius The timeline introduction? It most certainly is Blade Runner. Roof scene at the end.
This IS my favorite by far ... wonderful imagery ... super job guys! The city looks so good, great angles ... etc, etc
I wasn't even looking for a bike but the production quality of this videos are on fire!
This 2018 bike review looks better than some 2021 movies. Hats off!
Epic Tears in Rain reference.
Yes. It has so little to do with the bike
does it? The bike looks like it came straight out of blade runner. It's a comment on the styling being Retrowave/Outrun as fck. I was laughing at the obvious rib on the retro futuristic style
More like epic Tron reference in scenes
After watching every one of FortNine's reviews, I say to myself, "Yup, THAT is the bike that I want!"
Award-worthy cinematography, content, and narration! Thank you, FortNine! Thank you!
every video you make is a cinematic masterpiece
Awesome review and top production quality! glad you mentioned 1955 Silverpilen/Silver Arrow, both Vitpilen and Svartpilen some inspiration clearly comes from that bike, the looks and simplicity.
I keep coming back to this video, again and again.
Oh HELL YES!
The Vitpilen 701 is easily one of the most beautifully designed bikes I've ever seen. I'm a supermoto guy but damn everything about that bike is just... right. Even ignoring all the incredible 701 detailing throughout the bike and just paying attention to the headlight and taillight is enough to keep me staring. And that's not even getting into the performance and how Husqvarna continues to one-up KTM at their own game