You can drill a hole at the end of the tubular lazy arm to be able to attach a fishing scale, or maybe even stick it inside the hole at the end. This way you can not only weigh your fish but tighten up with correct torque specs on the trail.
Oooohh.... this is so genius and easy. How the hell did I not think about this before. I'm just relying on muscle memory. Thank you for the great tip Hans 👏🏻
As an alternative to the Motion Pro Rim Protectors, I bring pieces of plastic cut from large laundry detergent jugs (or similar). They are so thin, flexible, tough and light that they get the job done and cost nothing. Great video I just say. Thanks for the content. -Have ordered a few things from Eastbound Tools subsequent to watching, will be able to shrink the size and weight of my kit because of it.
That is actually a really good tip mate. Thank you for this. Up here you could use a plastic coke bottle as well. Thicker plastic than down south. Glad you enjoyed the video mate, and nice to hear you have upgraded your tools. Cheers 🥃
Hello Raven... yeah, this pump surprise me alot, and the price is really nice as well. Glad to hear you have such great experience with it. Keeps my mind at ease. Cheers
I have the Eastbound tools all the time with me on the T7. The two small bags fit perfectly in the space above the battery/fuse area and below the seat. I use a similar air pump to bring my tires back to the right air pressure. 20 x pump = 1 bar increase of the front tyre, 30 x pump = 1 bar increase of the rear tire. So knowing this I have to measure air pressure only once, fill up the cold tyres in the morning and enjoy the ride 💙💛🏁🤛🏼
I have quite a nice spot under the seat as well, where the original tools was. I will try to see where I can fit it all. Hope to have everything on the bike instead of in my luggage. I need to air down my tires to 1.5 bar and see how much I can gain with this pump, like you say... numbers like this are great to have for not switching back and forth to see how much bar you have all the time. Good tip 👌🏻
Thomas, thanks for showing a real world demonstration of the Eastbound trail tools. I’ve had my eye on them for some time but, as you mentioned, I was a bit unsure due to the cost. Now I’m convinced. Stay safe mate. Uncle Steve.👍🏼
You are welcome Uncle... I know that was the only way to show how brilliant these tools are. And that they pack so small as well are just incredible. Stay safe mate 👌🏻 Cheers
Congrats on your new bike mate 👏🏻 Hope you are happy with it? what colour did you choose? You did? so cool to hear, hope you will be just as happy with the tools that I am. 🤣 haha yeah, cry once and forget about it. Wise words. Cheers 🔥 (thank you for this comment)
Glad you liked it Jonas.. and I have to agree... you want smart and easy tools when you are out on the trails with mosquitoes, rain and what is knows as a terrible time 🙈 Cheers
Hello mate 🤩 The eastbound kit is really impressive. And so easy to use. What a huge difference to the other tools I have for the same job. Highly recommended. Cheers
The first thing i installed on my Yamaha XT660 ZA Ténéré was a original center stand, some bikes come with this as standard but not the Japanese ones, the center stand are light weight and very help-full when serving the bike.
A centerstand is not a good option if you ride offroad or on gravel roads (IMO) and it add extra weight that is not needed. I Serve my bike at home, where I got stands and all my tools. And it is a pricy add-on to the bike compared to a little trail stand .
@@tshansen it ad 4.2 kg off low gravity and from serving as a stable stand it also proteckt the bike underneath between the skip-plate and the back wheel if the bike are hanging on a rock or fallen tree 🌲
If you don't wanna lug around on that enduro tral stand, a normal nylon strap and a tree will just do fine as well, lean it towards the tree snug down the strap and it will hold itself on its own weight. :) eastbound tools..ordered.. damn those were clever. :D
well, lug around is not the right word since it is just over 100g 🤣 the problem with a strop here in Norway is that they cut down the trees close to the roads and there is always a ditch between the road and the forrest around. So it can be hard to find a good place to strop your bike. So here I live, a stand is a much better option (in most cases) The eastbound tool are just amazing. Really love them. Congrats on your new tools 🔥
I had great succsess with the motion pro, bead breaker thing. no real slip issues, but you can pinch your self if not careful. I like the toolkit for fron/rear tire removal instead of the RR one, might get that. Thanks buddy
Oooh... I have had a terrible time with the Motion Pro. And yeah, it is really easy to pinch some skin when pushing them together 🤣 The toolkit packs so small, and have everything you need in such a sexy package. Easy to store under the seat. Cheers Buddy
The Eastbound tools are great. So are the Motion Pro. The beadbreaker is good but not best. A little soap when starting helps. A Cycle Pump 12v air pump is a good unit. Very compact and durable. Affordable too. Aerostich has a good motorcycle clothes and all accessories catalog. They are in Duluth MN, USA. Been there many times. They manufacture most all their riding gear. Good demo and vid TS. This could be a good topic for weekend discussions sometime. Be safe. Get out and enjoy it. Twist the Grip.
Thank you Sir. And yes, the eastbound tools are really great. Way better than I expected. When you are used to working with proper tools, you know that trail tools are a compromise, but this really worked way better than other tire tools I have. Yeah, I think soap in the beginning is the key to a much smoother "tire off" session. I always use that with my tire machine. I found a compressor on the same page as eastbound tools that got my eye. Really small and compact. Maybe something I will look into this season. A hand pump does the job, but not without breaking a sweat 🤣 Stay safe mate. Cheers
Thanks for sharing this video! High quality stuff 👌trail jack is very compact! I have made it with a old medical crutch and that do also the job but this is mutch more compact!🤩
Glad you liked it Nick 👏🏻 Trail Jack is some of the most impressive tools I have seen in a while. And so damn lightweight. A crutch or two piece of L metal would. do the job as well, but not as compact as this like you say. Cheers
I have the Eastbound bead breaker/tire irons and the larger motion pro bead breaker tire irons...I much prefer the motion pro particular for bead breaking on very stiff adventure tires...I also much prefer the very slim ends of the motion pro tire irons
@carlredmond3642 ...glad someone likes the Motion pro bead breakers.... just bought set and don't feel like purchasing another set....so maybe guys love them
Ja, det er en sannhet med modifikasjoner, men i veldig mange tilfeller så ja, en plugg og smokk så er man på tur igjen. Drive å ta av og på hjulet er latterlig med jobb. Når det er sagt, så sies det, at de fleste punkteringer som ikke er knipe hull i slange. Er større hull som ikke er like lett å fikse med plugg (på gruskjøring) Men ja, det lukter tubeless i enden på tunnelen 😆
@@tshansen fikk en rift i bakdekket på vstromen, men en plugg å godt med vulkaniserings limen så gikk turen videre. Har du litt dekkskum med i tillegg så er dagen reddet😄
Another amazing Thomas reel! Nice tool set up! Thanks for this info and the nice clear demonstration of how those unique tools are used. Keep those hand gestures to a minimum. LOL
That is no kind, thank you James 👏🏻🔥 Glad you liked it, and hope that the demonstration of the different tools was a great ad on to everything. I’m staying clear from any more hand gestures 😂 Cheers
Some really nice things in there. The east bound tyre levers had me at "hello".I have the amazing little trail jack and I can store it anywhere since it's so small and light. And, I envy that damn camera you have... at least in studio mode. On the bike I keep to the small stuff try to compensate with silly jokes instead. See you around! /Rob
The Eastbound tools are damn impressive. I did not expect it to be so easy to use. The Trail stand is also quite unique. I have a huge soft spot for well engineered stuff like this 🤩 Haha, well... you do the joke and silly stuff way better than any of us, we need to compensate with expensive equipment etc 🤣 Have a great trip down south mate, see you soon 🤌🏻🇸🇪
@@bazza8947 Aaaah, now I see what you mean. Well I have 3 different valve tools. One in my motion pro toolkit, one In my jacket and one in the plastic top of the valve 🔥
Great little video. Thank you. Been looking for something like the Rolling Mavericks trail jack (homemade solution at the moment) and Eastbound kit (also have the RallyRaid product) but you breaking the bead convinced me 🙂. Ordered.
Glad you liked it Andy, and so glad to hear I could tip you in the right direction. I really enjoy using these tools and you will not regret it. Cheers 👏🏻
Im pretty sure but dont quote me that the first tire leaver to break the bead you put up the other way against the tire, this creates more effect to break the beead and easier to get the 2nd lever in place. Ive watched afew other vids and have ordered the kit myself but havnt used it yet. Fantastic looking piece if kit. And just need to up date a few parts if you change bikes. Will have this kit for life.b
@tshansen yeah so it makes more leverage. And the lip down gets eaten up by the rubber so more room for the 2nd lever. Hold them together both ways and see? , my kit isn't here yet has taken me a few weeks to justify the cost hahaha. I added the light spanners and there trail stand as well. .
@@Galvoflysoz Hahaha i will try this next week, did not think of that! And Thank you, appreciate that! Trying to make people want to Get out there on Adventures them self 🤩🤩🤌🏻
@tshansen hey quick question as you have had both how does the eastbound trail stand stack up with this blue one you have? I know it's 22gms heavier but how about usability? I very gone the eastbound to save on another huge freight charge to Australia for a small item.
Thank you Mark. Glad you liked it. I'm enjoying the bike and just had it on a trip to sweden. Damn nice to ride on gravel. I guess they will release it in US next year. There are some roumors
Thanks, Thomas, for showing your tool kit. By coincidence I have the same valve puller. I like the products of Motion Pro and Eastbound, but my Touratech pouch for fixing a flat tyre is still funtional. Hand pump and Flaig pressure checker included in that pouch. Wish they'd invent something for the spare tubes to make them smaller and lighter ;-) Luckily I didn't need them on ACT Pyrenees in the last few weeks. Cheers from Nürnberg/Germany, Günter
Hello Günter... glad you liked it. Well, there is a lot of similar tools on the market, and I guess most of them do the same job quite good. I have been a huge fan of motion pro for many years, but the bead pro is not that good. Compared to a lot of the other tools they have. The eastbound tools are so much better and packs smaller. Yeah, the spare tube is always what packs most. I'm looking into a solution where I vacuum pack a spare and attach it under the rear fairings.
For me (normal Tenere, not a World Raid) the inner tube fits fine under the rear fairing. You just need to make sure you don’t roll it up to a small thick circle let’s say but fold it in longer flatter pieces. In a plastic bag zip tied to the frame worked fine for me. Not sure if the World Raid has less space there though.
@@pimsiebers7333 Thanks, that's exactly how I roll my tubes for the old Transalp. The spare parts in your bag are the ones you don't need ;-) Cheers, Günter/Nürnberg
Hey Thomas. I'm finally catching up on yoyr most recenr videos. Thanks for this one. I had looked at the MP kit just before my trip this year. Pricy as you mentioned so I went without it. But I will get a set for next season. By the way, looking at the vidéos after season makes me hungry for the next one! Cheers!
Welcome back my good friend 🤩👏🏻 I'm looking into making my tool set even smaller, I see that it is easy to forget to bring it with me everytime I'm going on smal trips. When I have all my luggage it is no problem, but just a day trip. Need to find a good way to store it behind the fairings or something. Haha, I'm already looking forward to next season as well. Just hope I get a lot of free time 🔥 Cheers
Thank you Andy 🤩 Always a tip or two in videos like this. Love to see what others bring in their toolbag as well. I can highly recommend the Eastbound stuff. Impressed me alot 🤌🏻 Cheers
@@tshansen great vid Thomas 👍🏻. waiting on a job, so have been having a look on their website while I wait, finger is hovering over the add to Cart button, well actually everything has been added to the cart………. 😄
Thank you, really appreciate that 👏🏻🔥 Glad you liked it, and I tried to include everything in this video. so people can see how everything works. Cheers
Hello Sam, and really glad to hear you enjoy my content. I absolutely love stop motion my self, so I try to use it every now and then in some of my videos. I want to get better at it, so I can use it for even more stuff in the future. I absolutely love the T7, great machine 🔥
Thank you Kenneth. Hope you are doing well down on your big adventure. Yeah, I keep mine to a absolute minimum. Lugging around on tools that is nice to have is just not a option for me. 🙈 And remember... NAF includes all of Europe 🤩 Cheers
Nice kit, looked up East Bound and like what I see. I can only see prepared kit for the T7. Would like to see a kit for the 790 as well. For sure it's possible to combine the kit by yourself, but I like one klick options 😁🙌, Fedt najs demo mand! 👀😂🔥
Thank you Tjommi... they have for all the most popular models on the market, you just need to put on the glases before you sit down in front of the computer 🤣 eastbound.shop/product/ktm-790-890-1190-ktm-1290-super-adventure-wheel-service-kit/?v=796834e7a283 There is one for 790. Glad you liked it, you influenced me with the electric compressor. Let me see if I can do something for you as well 😆
@@tshansen Ahhh, how could I miss that! But I see with the kit I already have that a Base Kit for tyre repairs and an additional 32mm is the only thing I really need to komplement my toolkit in a great way. Maybe a wrench that fits to the front sprocket as well. (not really needed but handy. Cool! Regarding the electric pump, used it to the bicycle today. I use it for the bicycle, van and motorcycle.
Hei Thomas, such a professional and well made episode! Even though I don't ride a bike I find it very interesting to watch. Enjoying catching up with some of your episodes 😃
Ai ai Captain, you are back on shore now I presume 🤩 Thank you, nice to hear you like it, and that you don't need to ride a bike to appreciate content like this. Hope you had a great time on the sailboat and that you have something in store for us soon enough 👏🏻🇳🇴
Great video Thomas, you never disappoint! You have made me rethink not having to carry so many tools and I just discovered Eastbound a week ago but have not ordered anything just yet but it was great to know you liked them. You are pretty strong to lift your bike with one hand and get the jack under the swing arm :) Very nice design though...Thanks for creating such great content and as always I look forward to your next adventure.
Thank you Mike, appreciate that. I see many people bring huge amount of tools on their trips, and how much do they really need? Yes, a lot of them are nice to have, but I would rather safe some weight. Off-course if I was traveling trough remote areas for weeks on, I would bring more, but for my normal riding there is just not any needs. The Eastbound tool has impressed me a lot. What a genius invention 👏🏻 Much more to come mate... so much more to come 🤩🎥
I give enough information in the video for people to google and find this with a google search. I don't have any business with the suppliers of any of this tools. That's why I don't add any links to their stores. Hope you understand. Cheers
Many thanks for this. I have been half expecting the Eastbound tyre levers being prone to bend, slip or brake in the connections between the sections when force being applied. No signs of that then? Thanks for your great work with the videos!
You are welcome Pål 👏🏻 as long as the o-rings are intact i can’t see they slip at all… and i don’t think they will bend. If they do, you can easy buy a section as spare. On their web page they even claim that you can add a third section without problems. And i really dig in with them and had no bending or disform of any kind. Glad you liked the video, always great to hear that. Cheers 🍻
Well thank you 👏🏻😊 I'm still sorting out the footage, trying to piece a story together, but I hope to have something in the next couple of weeks. Cheers 🔥
Very useful! 👍 Do you find it best to have many small 'tool-bags' with different tools to put here and there, or would you rather had one bag with all of these tools if that was available?
Thank you Hestad, hope to see you back in business soon. I find it better to have smaller bags, easy to pack away and store in tighter places. When I ride with my bags, it does not matter, but when I just out riding my bike, it is great to have some tools on the bike at all times. I guess it comes down to personal preferences. 👌🏻
@@tshansen Makes sense! Yes, I hope to be back on YT soon 🥴 almost done fixing my basement now, a couple of weeks and I am back in business in my garage!!!
I do have a small chaintool that I bring on my longer trips, and the link is in my jacket. If I'm lucky, someone else has or you could improvise if the chain brakes. You never know. But I dont have a chain tool on my bike at all times.
really nice video! thank you. what are these plastic protectors on your tank please? where can I get these? are these alternatives to ceash bar? i do not like crash bars on my tenere, because of weight.
This is how the Tenere 700 World Raid is built. It is extra tank and design on the sides, compared to the original Tenere 700 🔥 Really glad you liked this video mate. Cheers
Hej Thomas. Til at puste luft i dekkene kan man benytte co2 patroner. Det er hurtigt at anvende.Den lille pumpe du viser Hvor hurtigt kan den puste dekket . Det blå rør (baghjulsløfteren) hvor køber man den henne. Tusind tak for alle dine fine videofilm Mvh Preben Danmark
Ja, jeg har noen co2 patroner fra mitt gamle dekk repair kit, men med slange går det helt fint å bruke pumpe. (mindre å ha med seg) Med 100 pump, fylte jeg dekket 0.65 bar. Så hvor lang tid det tar, er bare å regne ut ved hjelp av hvor hurtig man pumper. Den løfteren finner du her rollingmavericks.com/products/ultralight-enduro-trail-jack-stand
This is actually something I have been working with the last couple of months. I'm trying to find a good and really easy way to do so, as a follow up to my outline svg maps etc. Will make a video about it when I have something great for you all. Cheers 👏🏻
Eastbound stuff is great, but I got a Ally used tyre key and a nee KTM 4 size wheel wrench for £20 to do the job of wheel removing, and have the rest of the tools for kit already. How are you finding the T7? After watching I think I’ll get an electric pump!
Yeah, the best thing is to get a tool kit that works and you are happy with. For me, I find it smaller to be better. I'm hoping to not use it to much. Who enjoy a flat on the trails? 🤣🙈 I'm loving the T7 more and more. I really enjoy this bike. And it is so damn fun to ride on gravel. Hahaha, funny you mention this, because Mattias that I was riding with in Sweden had a electric compressor that was quite unique. I guess I will get one of those my self. It don't pack as small, but damn how easy it is to just hook on the tire and let it sit and do it work
@@bryansuperduke1290r Yeah... there will always be a trade off... bigger the better for usage, but hopefully you will not use it. And smaller packs better. The compressors are quite big, so that is the only downside. But they hold batteri for a long time, and are crazy easy to use
Hey nice video, i just bought an old Transalp 600 -99 and was looking to get a proper toolkit for this bike to able to fix any problems on a long distance travel, and at home. So my question this assuming the spanners are right for my bike, would you consider all you really need?
Hi, Where did you get those bobbins from please? I can find the 6mm bobbins online but not the large washer (with bike-lift written on it) that it looks like you have behind the bobbin? Thanks Marc
Glad you liked it mate! I don’t bring a extra tube normaly. I just bring patches. If i was going on a long trip where it could be hard to Get spare, i would bring a front tube, that i could use in the rear as well
Yes, when you have an inner tube there is no problem to set the bead with any hand pump. I don't remember the max pressure with this pump, but it think it was 6-8 bar. Cheers
Those tools look really amazing from an engineers standpoint.... but one only needs to loose one of those small pieces on a trip and all of the sudden one just carries some expensive useless scrap metal. 😕
Haha, yeah... but you can buy spare for less than a whole new tool if you loose one of the others. And a guy on instagram had a great tip. Put on reflective tape, much more easy to spot if you drop it on the ground.
Then there is to questions that comes in mind, how much do you weigh and what tires are we talking about? Some of the tires with really stiff sidewalls are just not a chance to get off with the boot only. 🙈🤣
@@tshansen ridden/raced bikes all my life 7yrs old still till now 57yrs never in my life owner or driven a car float between 85-90kg rears: Dunlop D908 RR Motoz Tractionator desert HT Goldentyre GT Rally 140's & 150's fronts: cheng chin C755HT 3.25/3.50x21 Goldentyre fatty
@@veetwotls That is unbelievable mate... I have tried to stump the tires off with no luck so many times... I had luck with using the side stand, but not my weight alone 🤔 Never tried the tires you mention, or well, I did try the Motoz Tractionator (not desert)
@@tshansen been riding/racing since 7yrs old still up till now 57yrs old i float between 85 to 90kg rears: 140 & 150's 140 / 150 Dunlop D908 RR 150 Motoz Tractionator Desert HT 140 Goldentyre GT723R Rally get about 3K to 4K out a rear front: ChengChin C755HT 3.25/3.50x21 (on last one in existance excellent wide foot print for sand , tall sidewalls & protected rims if flat as well ive used them on front since the mid 80's) Goldentyre GT216AA Fatty replacement now on all bike except 1290 Super Enduro still on last ChengChin get about 6K to 7.5k out the fronts 2 rears to 1 front basically Tubes: motoz uber ultra heavy duty tubes with trueblue puncture goo
@@tshansen I'm riding at 0.95 bar. The handling is so much better on and off-road. At 2.5 bar your tire doesn't flex to get decent grip. Only downside is a bit faster wear, but that's a small price to pay.
@@tshansen really it's not. No rim lock, no problem in very rocky terrain. 2.5 bar is insane to me. Manufacturers give hard pressure recommendations to be safe. How can someone give a recommendation? Say 2 bar. Is that for 1 or 2 persons. Loaded or unloaded. Smooth pavement or very rocky terrain? 60 kg rider of 120 kg rider. Recommendations are crap. Just get your tire to flex. Why is a bib mousse soft? How much pressure does a mountain bike rider of cyclocross rider runs? Nearly flat, because they want grip. Friends of me even go lower at 0.8 bar. But if you insist on 2.5.....be my guest, but you're missing the fun of grip.
@@Karel.C no, I’m always open to learn new things, and tire pressure is a controversial topic with a lot of expert opinions! Like engine oil and what tires is best 😂🤌🏻 but I will for sure try to experiment some! I did run a set of tires at 1.6 bar! Forgot to inflate them after some sand pit riding! And the front tire cupped like you would not believe
If you run a tubeless tire, you wouldnt need 70% the tools, just a tire repair kit which is less than 500g and you can pack it in your pocket or under the seat
That i know all about, going from Tubless on my 790 to this, is one of the things i miss! Same with cruise controll! Got a atlas throttle lock, that is good enough, but would love proper cruise control 🙈
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You can drill a hole at the end of the tubular lazy arm to be able to attach a fishing scale, or maybe even stick it inside the hole at the end. This way you can not only weigh your fish but tighten up with correct torque specs on the trail.
Oooohh.... this is so genius and easy. How the hell did I not think about this before. I'm just relying on muscle memory. Thank you for the great tip Hans 👏🏻
Very clever!
Maybe instead of manual bicikle pump you can use the pump WHICH is atached to your battery so i think this is much much easy work
As an alternative to the Motion Pro Rim Protectors, I bring pieces of plastic cut from large laundry detergent jugs (or similar). They are so thin, flexible, tough and light that they get the job done and cost nothing. Great video I just say. Thanks for the content.
-Have ordered a few things from Eastbound Tools subsequent to watching, will be able to shrink the size and weight of my kit because of it.
That is actually a really good tip mate. Thank you for this. Up here you could use a plastic coke bottle as well. Thicker plastic than down south. Glad you enjoyed the video mate, and nice to hear you have upgraded your tools. Cheers 🥃
That really is an awesome pump. I use it for the moto and the mountain bike. It has survived 5 years for me which is pretty good.
Hello Raven... yeah, this pump surprise me alot, and the price is really nice as well. Glad to hear you have such great experience with it. Keeps my mind at ease. Cheers
I have the Eastbound tools all the time with me on the T7. The two small bags fit perfectly in the space above the battery/fuse area and below the seat.
I use a similar air pump to bring my tires back to the right air pressure. 20 x pump = 1 bar increase of the front tyre, 30 x pump = 1 bar increase of the rear tire. So knowing this I have to measure air pressure only once, fill up the cold tyres in the morning and enjoy the ride 💙💛🏁🤛🏼
I have quite a nice spot under the seat as well, where the original tools was. I will try to see where I can fit it all. Hope to have everything on the bike instead of in my luggage. I need to air down my tires to 1.5 bar and see how much I can gain with this pump, like you say... numbers like this are great to have for not switching back and forth to see how much bar you have all the time. Good tip 👌🏻
Thomas, thanks for showing a real world demonstration of the Eastbound trail tools. I’ve had my eye on them for some time but, as you mentioned, I was a bit unsure due to the cost. Now I’m convinced. Stay safe mate. Uncle Steve.👍🏼
You are welcome Uncle... I know that was the only way to show how brilliant these tools are. And that they pack so small as well are just incredible. Stay safe mate 👌🏻 Cheers
Hey Tomas, great shoot/edit/research in this video! A lot of work….enjoyed it! Cheers 👌
Great to hear that Garret, and thank you 🤩 Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers 👏🏻
Hej.. just bought a Tenere 700 and bought everything you showed .. cry once 👍🏻👍🏻 thx for sharing
Congrats on your new bike mate 👏🏻 Hope you are happy with it? what colour did you choose? You did? so cool to hear, hope you will be just as happy with the tools that I am. 🤣 haha yeah, cry once and forget about it. Wise words. Cheers 🔥 (thank you for this comment)
A few of those tools look really smart and handy to have near when the brown stuff hits the fan! I highly appreciate this, Thomas! 👍
Glad you liked it Jonas.. and I have to agree... you want smart and easy tools when you are out on the trails with mosquitoes, rain and what is knows as a terrible time 🙈 Cheers
Thanks! Eastbound tools is on my wishlist.
You are welcome. 🤩 Glad you liked it. And I do understand why. Just buy a set. They are amazing.
I really like that eastbound kit! Looks awesome!
Hello mate 🤩 The eastbound kit is really impressive. And so easy to use. What a huge difference to the other tools I have for the same job. Highly recommended. Cheers
Great video, that for the demos of the tools and kit.
Thank you. glad you liked it. Cheers 🔥
Tubeless for the win… 😁👍🏻
Agree 🤣🙈
About EastBound, the winch is brillant. If you fell like me in the middle of Lapland with a Africa Twin loaded like a work horse, it is just 🤌🏻👌🏻
I have seen a coulpe of videos about this. Never a bad thing to have something that could help you lift up the bike this easy. Cheers
The first thing i installed on my Yamaha XT660 ZA Ténéré was a original center stand, some bikes come with this as standard but not the Japanese ones, the center stand are light weight and very help-full when serving the bike.
Orbsurfer made a good instruction on why you should install the OEM stand th-cam.com/video/gdTjqwQvQ0k/w-d-xo.html
A centerstand is not a good option if you ride offroad or on gravel roads (IMO) and it add extra weight that is not needed. I Serve my bike at home, where I got stands and all my tools. And it is a pricy add-on to the bike compared to a little trail stand .
@@tshansen it ad 4.2 kg off low gravity and from serving as a stable stand it also proteckt the bike underneath between the skip-plate and the back wheel if the bike are hanging on a rock or fallen tree 🌲
I have to take a look at those goodies a little bit exact 🤩🤙🏽
Haha, enjoy mate... tools are always fun 🔥
If you don't wanna lug around on that enduro tral stand, a normal nylon strap and a tree will just do fine as well, lean it towards the tree snug down the strap and it will hold itself on its own weight. :)
eastbound tools..ordered.. damn those were clever. :D
well, lug around is not the right word since it is just over 100g 🤣 the problem with a strop here in Norway is that they cut down the trees close to the roads and there is always a ditch between the road and the forrest around. So it can be hard to find a good place to strop your bike. So here I live, a stand is a much better option (in most cases) The eastbound tool are just amazing. Really love them. Congrats on your new tools 🔥
@@tshansen that is right you guys trim away around the roads here in Sweden at least in the woods it can be alot denser in some parts.. :)
Had a proper offroad bike > Went for a bike that's made of clay and wood and now has to carry more stuff to get it working = Perfection 🥰
Hahaha... well, that's one way of putting it 🤣👏🏻 I'm not sure that I agree 😆
I had great succsess with the motion pro, bead breaker thing. no real slip issues, but you can pinch your self if not careful.
I like the toolkit for fron/rear tire removal instead of the RR one, might get that.
Thanks buddy
Oooh... I have had a terrible time with the Motion Pro. And yeah, it is really easy to pinch some skin when pushing them together 🤣 The toolkit packs so small, and have everything you need in such a sexy package. Easy to store under the seat. Cheers Buddy
The Eastbound tools are great. So are the Motion Pro. The beadbreaker is good but not best. A little soap when starting helps. A Cycle Pump 12v air pump is a good unit. Very compact and durable. Affordable too. Aerostich has a good motorcycle clothes and all accessories catalog. They are in Duluth MN, USA. Been there many times. They manufacture most all their riding gear. Good demo and vid TS. This could be a good topic for weekend discussions sometime. Be safe. Get out and enjoy it. Twist the Grip.
Thank you Sir. And yes, the eastbound tools are really great. Way better than I expected. When you are used to working with proper tools, you know that trail tools are a compromise, but this really worked way better than other tire tools I have. Yeah, I think soap in the beginning is the key to a much smoother "tire off" session. I always use that with my tire machine. I found a compressor on the same page as eastbound tools that got my eye. Really small and compact. Maybe something I will look into this season. A hand pump does the job, but not without breaking a sweat 🤣 Stay safe mate. Cheers
Thanks for sharing this video! High quality stuff 👌trail jack is very compact! I have made it with a old medical crutch and that do also the job but this is mutch more compact!🤩
Glad you liked it Nick 👏🏻 Trail Jack is some of the most impressive tools I have seen in a while. And so damn lightweight. A crutch or two piece of L metal would. do the job as well, but not as compact as this like you say. Cheers
Thanks for the video. Really like the Eastbound tire tools - I think I am going to put my Motion Pro bead breakers out to pasture after watching this.
You are welcome mate 🤩 I’m damn impressed by these tools my self. Amazing and it packs so small 👏🏻 Brilliant. I did the same to mine Motion Pro 🙈
I have the Eastbound bead breaker/tire irons and the larger motion pro bead breaker tire irons...I much prefer the motion pro particular for bead breaking on very stiff adventure tires...I also much prefer the very slim ends of the motion pro tire irons
@carlredmond3642 ...glad someone likes the Motion pro bead breakers.... just bought set and don't feel like purchasing another set....so maybe guys love them
That's a very tidy-looking tool kit.
Thank you sir, it is what I find my self needing, and not much more. Cheers
Den beste grunnen til at jeg hadde skiftet ut tigeren er å få meg tubeless. En plugg å 2 gass patroner fra biltema å man er på tur igjen 😄
Ja, det er en sannhet med modifikasjoner, men i veldig mange tilfeller så ja, en plugg og smokk så er man på tur igjen. Drive å ta av og på hjulet er latterlig med jobb. Når det er sagt, så sies det, at de fleste punkteringer som ikke er knipe hull i slange. Er større hull som ikke er like lett å fikse med plugg (på gruskjøring) Men ja, det lukter tubeless i enden på tunnelen 😆
@@tshansen fikk en rift i bakdekket på vstromen, men en plugg å godt med vulkaniserings limen så gikk turen videre. Har du litt dekkskum med i tillegg så er dagen reddet😄
Always look forward to your videos Tommy. I dont even own a T7.
Haha, thank you Jason… appreciate that a lot 🤩🔥
Not sure about the hand pump.... I love my little plug in pump though.
Plug in? Like a Compressor ? Cheers 🔥
Another amazing Thomas reel! Nice tool set up! Thanks for this info and the nice clear demonstration of how those unique tools are used. Keep those hand gestures to a minimum. LOL
That is no kind, thank you James 👏🏻🔥 Glad you liked it, and hope that the demonstration of the different tools was a great ad on to everything. I’m staying clear from any more hand gestures 😂 Cheers
Thanks mate this video will help me with my required tool list on my 2020 T7
You are welcome mate, and so glad you find some of the info of value. Appreciate that 👏🏻🤩 Cheers
Thank you Thomas, very useful and great video quality as usual.
Thank you Cosmo 👏🏻 Always appreciate to that people find my videos useful. Cheers 🔥
Some really nice things in there. The east bound tyre levers had me at "hello".I have the amazing little trail jack and I can store it anywhere since it's so small and light. And, I envy that damn camera you have... at least in studio mode. On the bike I keep to the small stuff try to compensate with silly jokes instead. See you around! /Rob
The Eastbound tools are damn impressive. I did not expect it to be so easy to use. The Trail stand is also quite unique. I have a huge soft spot for well engineered stuff like this 🤩 Haha, well... you do the joke and silly stuff way better than any of us, we need to compensate with expensive equipment etc 🤣 Have a great trip down south mate, see you soon 🤌🏻🇸🇪
Awesome and very informative video Thomas, well done!! Can't wait for the Nordkapp ride! 👍👍
Thank you Nelio, really do appreciate that. I hope I'm able to complete the Northcape ride in a couple of weeks. Cheers
Super helpful, Thomas, thank you!!!
Thank you mate… glad you found it helpful 🔥 Cheers
Will order these tire tools asap
@@humoto1 Can highly recommend them. Really impressive stuff 🤩
I have the same valve remover but it comes apart easy at the end. I had to put some loctite on it in the end.
What comes apart? not sure if I follow what you mean? cheers
@@tshansen The end that goes on the valve is actually two separate pieces, mine unscrewed at the end which mean't I couldn't unscrew valve cores
@@bazza8947 Aaaah, now I see what you mean. Well I have 3 different valve tools. One in my motion pro toolkit, one In my jacket and one in the plastic top of the valve 🔥
@@tshansen Put some loctite on it now before you're camping somewhere remote swearing your head off because it keeps unscrewing lol
Great little video. Thank you. Been looking for something like the Rolling Mavericks trail jack (homemade solution at the moment) and Eastbound kit (also have the RallyRaid product) but you breaking the bead convinced me 🙂. Ordered.
Glad you liked it Andy, and so glad to hear I could tip you in the right direction. I really enjoy using these tools and you will not regret it. Cheers 👏🏻
Im pretty sure but dont quote me that the first tire leaver to break the bead you put up the other way against the tire, this creates more effect to break the beead and easier to get the 2nd lever in place. Ive watched afew other vids and have ordered the kit myself but havnt used it yet. Fantastic looking piece if kit. And just need to up date a few parts if you change bikes. Will have this kit for life.b
Yea, you mean like the spoons facing away from each other?
@tshansen yeah so it makes more leverage. And the lip down gets eaten up by the rubber so more room for the 2nd lever. Hold them together both ways and see? , my kit isn't here yet has taken me a few weeks to justify the cost hahaha. I added the light spanners and there trail stand as well. .
@tshansen by way love your freaking videos mate the scenery is just epic. Coming from Western Australia where a mountain is about 300m high hahaha
@@Galvoflysoz Hahaha i will try this next week, did not think of that! And Thank you, appreciate that! Trying to make people want to Get out there on Adventures them self 🤩🤩🤌🏻
@tshansen hey quick question as you have had both how does the eastbound trail stand stack up with this blue one you have? I know it's 22gms heavier but how about usability? I very gone the eastbound to save on another huge freight charge to Australia for a small item.
Good vid, quality tools. When you start breaking bead spray a little WD 40 in front of the iron, it will come off a bit easier. Thanks
Thanks for the tip! I never used WD40 for this, only tire soap, but i will try this next time. Thank you 👏🏻
@@tshansen Just make damn sure to k Just keep it off the tread. only a dab in front of the spoons.
Nice kit and nice video! Cheers
Thank you Vitor 👏🏻 Appreciate that
Great video, thank you!
You are welcome Allen 👌🏻 Glad you liked it 🤩
Another great video. Thank you, Thomas. Enjoy your new Tenere 700 World Raid. A shame they don't' seem to be available here in the US yet.
Thank you Mark. Glad you liked it. I'm enjoying the bike and just had it on a trip to sweden. Damn nice to ride on gravel. I guess they will release it in US next year. There are some roumors
Taking a good tool set with you keeps Mr. Murphy away. No tools = stuff goes wrong. That is how Murphy's Law works 😆
Hahaha that is so damn correct. At least from my experience 🙈😂
Thanks, Thomas, for showing your tool kit. By coincidence I have the same valve puller. I like the products of Motion Pro and Eastbound, but my Touratech pouch for fixing a flat tyre is still funtional. Hand pump and Flaig pressure checker included in that pouch. Wish they'd invent something for the spare tubes to make them smaller and lighter ;-) Luckily I didn't need them on ACT Pyrenees in the last few weeks.
Cheers from Nürnberg/Germany, Günter
Hello Günter... glad you liked it. Well, there is a lot of similar tools on the market, and I guess most of them do the same job quite good. I have been a huge fan of motion pro for many years, but the bead pro is not that good. Compared to a lot of the other tools they have. The eastbound tools are so much better and packs smaller. Yeah, the spare tube is always what packs most. I'm looking into a solution where I vacuum pack a spare and attach it under the rear fairings.
@@tshansen Vacuum pack a spare tube, hmmh, that could make it smaller - a bit. Good idea, Thomas.
@@enduromotorradtouren Yeah, i think so as well, it makes it as Small as it can be
For me (normal Tenere, not a World Raid) the inner tube fits fine under the rear fairing. You just need to make sure you don’t roll it up to a small thick circle let’s say but fold it in longer flatter pieces. In a plastic bag zip tied to the frame worked fine for me. Not sure if the World Raid has less space there though.
@@pimsiebers7333 Thanks, that's exactly how I roll my tubes for the old Transalp. The spare parts in your bag are the ones you don't need ;-) Cheers, Günter/Nürnberg
Hey Thomas. I'm finally catching up on yoyr most recenr videos. Thanks for this one. I had looked at the MP kit just before my trip this year. Pricy as you mentioned so I went without it. But I will get a set for next season. By the way, looking at the vidéos after season makes me hungry for the next one! Cheers!
Welcome back my good friend 🤩👏🏻 I'm looking into making my tool set even smaller, I see that it is easy to forget to bring it with me everytime I'm going on smal trips. When I have all my luggage it is no problem, but just a day trip. Need to find a good way to store it behind the fairings or something. Haha, I'm already looking forward to next season as well. Just hope I get a lot of free time 🔥 Cheers
Excellent, thanks for sharing!
Glad you found it helpful mate 👏🏻🤩 cheers
Top kit, its nice to see what you’ve got. I’ve got the same pump and motion pro bits. Would like to get some east bound stuff too.
Thank you Andy 🤩 Always a tip or two in videos like this. Love to see what others bring in their toolbag as well. I can highly recommend the Eastbound stuff. Impressed me alot 🤌🏻
Cheers
@@tshansen great vid Thomas 👍🏻. waiting on a job, so have been having a look on their website while I wait, finger is hovering over the add to Cart button, well actually everything has been added to the cart………. 😄
@@hovishill2779 Hahaha... that is the way it is sometimes 🤣👏🏻
Obviously the 10mm socket is long gone :)
Hahaha, you can you understand that? 🤣😇🙈
As always extremely good film quality , impressive gear and the pump review is epic 👌 great job!
Thank you, really appreciate that 👏🏻🔥 Glad you liked it, and I tried to include everything in this video. so people can see how everything works. Cheers
man! you make some good videos! great stuff! I love stop motion videos. they are soooo cool! I have got to get one of these T700s. what a great bike!
Hello Sam, and really glad to hear you enjoy my content. I absolutely love stop motion my self, so I try to use it every now and then in some of my videos. I want to get better at it, so I can use it for even more stuff in the future. I absolutely love the T7, great machine 🔥
Love this video!
Thank you David... highly appreciated 👏🏻
Great video as always!
Love the simplicity of your kit!
⅓ the size of mine 😅🙈
Thank you Kenneth. Hope you are doing well down on your big adventure. Yeah, I keep mine to a absolute minimum. Lugging around on tools that is nice to have is just not a option for me. 🙈 And remember... NAF includes all of Europe 🤩 Cheers
Really cool the tool to insert into the valve and pull the camera, great idea. Where did you get that?
I have no idea where I got it to be honest. Probably from a MX store or something like that..
Nice kit, looked up East Bound and like what I see. I can only see prepared kit for the T7. Would like to see a kit for the 790 as well. For sure it's possible to combine the kit by yourself, but I like one klick options 😁🙌, Fedt najs demo mand! 👀😂🔥
Thank you Tjommi... they have for all the most popular models on the market, you just need to put on the glases before you sit down in front of the computer 🤣 eastbound.shop/product/ktm-790-890-1190-ktm-1290-super-adventure-wheel-service-kit/?v=796834e7a283 There is one for 790. Glad you liked it, you influenced me with the electric compressor. Let me see if I can do something for you as well 😆
@@tshansen Ahhh, how could I miss that! But I see with the kit I already have that a Base Kit for tyre repairs and an additional 32mm is the only thing I really need to komplement my toolkit in a great way. Maybe a wrench that fits to the front sprocket as well. (not really needed but handy. Cool! Regarding the electric pump, used it to the bicycle today. I use it for the bicycle, van and motorcycle.
@@Braapncamp At biltema you can easy make a own tool just for the rear axle, like I did to fit my old tourqe wrench.
Hei Thomas, such a professional and well made episode! Even though I don't ride a bike I find it very interesting to watch. Enjoying catching up with some of your episodes 😃
Ai ai Captain, you are back on shore now I presume 🤩 Thank you, nice to hear you like it, and that you don't need to ride a bike to appreciate content like this. Hope you had a great time on the sailboat and that you have something in store for us soon enough 👏🏻🇳🇴
Great video Thomas, you never disappoint! You have made me rethink not having to carry so many tools and I just discovered Eastbound a week ago but have not ordered anything just yet but it was great to know you liked them. You are pretty strong to lift your bike with one hand and get the jack under the swing arm :) Very nice design though...Thanks for creating such great content and as always I look forward to your next adventure.
Thank you Mike, appreciate that. I see many people bring huge amount of tools on their trips, and how much do they really need? Yes, a lot of them are nice to have, but I would rather safe some weight. Off-course if I was traveling trough remote areas for weeks on, I would bring more, but for my normal riding there is just not any needs.
The Eastbound tool has impressed me a lot. What a genius invention 👏🏻 Much more to come mate... so much more to come 🤩🎥
nice vid thanx. and nice tire tools, but Im curious...any idea why O-rings would be needed on tire levers??
I guess it is there to keep them tighter together. So they don't slip under pressure.
Great video
Do you have a link or web address for the tyre levers and tool kit for removing the wheels that you used please ? 🙏
eastbound.shop is the adress to where I got the tyre levers and the tire tools. Glad to hear you liked ti video. Cheers 🔥
Really good video, thanks
Thank you Peter, hope you got something out of it... Cheers 👏🏻
No links again Thomas😞 Nice set of Tyre Levers mate 🙂
I give enough information in the video for people to google and find this with a google search. I don't have any business with the suppliers of any of this tools. That's why I don't add any links to their stores. Hope you understand. Cheers
Very interesting video. Subscribed
Thank you Eliz 👏🏻
Many thanks for this. I have been half expecting the Eastbound tyre levers being prone to bend, slip or brake in the connections between the sections when force being applied. No signs of that then? Thanks for your great work with the videos!
You are welcome Pål 👏🏻 as long as the o-rings are intact i can’t see they slip at all… and i don’t think they will bend. If they do, you can easy buy a section as spare. On their web page they even claim that you can add a third section without problems. And i really dig in with them and had no bending or disform of any kind. Glad you liked the video, always great to hear that. Cheers 🍻
OK, I hear you 👍 Again many thanks! 👍
Great video!
Thank you Luci 🤩
@@tshansen
Love the bike
I'm glad you made the switch from ktm:))
@@lucimoto2922 I'm really glad for that my self 🤩
I've been waiting so long for the new movie 👍 When is the episode from the last trip?
Well thank you 👏🏻😊 I'm still sorting out the footage, trying to piece a story together, but I hope to have something in the next couple of weeks. Cheers 🔥
Very useful! 👍 Do you find it best to have many small 'tool-bags' with different tools to put here and there, or would you rather had one bag with all of these tools if that was available?
Thank you Hestad, hope to see you back in business soon. I find it better to have smaller bags, easy to pack away and store in tighter places. When I ride with my bags, it does not matter, but when I just out riding my bike, it is great to have some tools on the bike at all times. I guess it comes down to personal preferences. 👌🏻
@@tshansen Makes sense! Yes, I hope to be back on YT soon 🥴 almost done fixing my basement now, a couple of weeks and I am back in business in my garage!!!
@@kihestad Oooh that is so great to hear. A couple of weeks until my next trip as well... then you better be finished
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@@tshansen absolutely!!!!
Hi Thomas, tks for your video. It's the rim protector made with a good and resistant materials ? Where did you get ? Tks Rob
Yeah? It is from Motionpro, and are really good materials and still a bit bendy
Thanks for sharing! You mentioned at the end you carry extra chain links, but are they actually useful on the trail without a chain tool?
I do have a small chaintool that I bring on my longer trips, and the link is in my jacket. If I'm lucky, someone else has or you could improvise if the chain brakes. You never know. But I dont have a chain tool on my bike at all times.
really nice video! thank you. what are these plastic protectors on your tank please? where can I get these? are these alternatives to ceash bar? i do not like crash bars on my tenere, because of weight.
This is how the Tenere 700 World Raid is built. It is extra tank and design on the sides, compared to the original Tenere 700 🔥 Really glad you liked this video mate. Cheers
Hej Thomas. Til at puste luft i dekkene kan man benytte co2 patroner. Det er hurtigt at anvende.Den lille pumpe du viser Hvor hurtigt kan den puste dekket . Det blå rør (baghjulsløfteren) hvor køber man den henne. Tusind tak for alle dine fine videofilm Mvh Preben Danmark
Ja, jeg har noen co2 patroner fra mitt gamle dekk repair kit, men med slange går det helt fint å bruke pumpe. (mindre å ha med seg) Med 100 pump, fylte jeg dekket 0.65 bar. Så hvor lang tid det tar, er bare å regne ut ved hjelp av hvor hurtig man pumper. Den løfteren finner du her rollingmavericks.com/products/ultralight-enduro-trail-jack-stand
@@tshansen mange tak for svaret det var stor hjælp.mvh Preben
Very cool film! And yeah, the levers and kit is really good.
Thank you Pål... I guess you have the tools as well? It is way better than I expected. Dangerous this lightweight road. You get hooked really fast 🙈
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Hey sir plz make video on how to do fill color animation on map plz
This is actually something I have been working with the last couple of months. I'm trying to find a good and really easy way to do so, as a follow up to my outline svg maps etc. Will make a video about it when I have something great for you all. Cheers 👏🏻
Eastbound stuff is great, but I got a Ally used tyre key and a nee KTM 4 size wheel wrench for £20 to do the job of wheel removing, and have the rest of the tools for kit already.
How are you finding the T7?
After watching I think I’ll get an electric pump!
Yeah, the best thing is to get a tool kit that works and you are happy with. For me, I find it smaller to be better. I'm hoping to not use it to much. Who enjoy a flat on the trails? 🤣🙈 I'm loving the T7 more and more. I really enjoy this bike. And it is so damn fun to ride on gravel. Hahaha, funny you mention this, because Mattias that I was riding with in Sweden had a electric compressor that was quite unique. I guess I will get one of those my self. It don't pack as small, but damn how easy it is to just hook on the tire and let it sit and do it work
@@tshansen I was planning on packing a Specalized MTB high volume pump, but it’s still a lot of pumps for the rear tyre.
@@bryansuperduke1290r Yeah... there will always be a trade off... bigger the better for usage, but hopefully you will not use it. And smaller packs better. The compressors are quite big, so that is the only downside. But they hold batteri for a long time, and are crazy easy to use
Hey nice video, i just bought an old Transalp 600 -99 and was looking to get a proper toolkit for this bike to able to fix any problems on a long distance travel, and at home. So my question this assuming the spanners are right for my bike, would you consider all you really need?
I can't say what is right for others and their needs, but I can sure say that this is all I need for my toolkit 🔥
Hi, Where did you get those bobbins from please? I can find the 6mm bobbins online but not the large washer (with bike-lift written on it) that it looks like you have behind the bobbin? Thanks Marc
I bought these at my local yamaha dealer here in Bergen. I think the Bike Lift is an own brand or something?
Bonjour superbe vidéo . Où peut-on acheter la béquille et quelle marque la fabrique . Merci
Merci... you can find It here: bit.ly/3XX5UCZ
Merci ✌️
Get a pencil - wrap it with strong tape. You can fit three sections on one pencil. No need to carry a big roll of tape
That is a good tip 👏🏻
Thanks for the video!
Do you carry front and rear tubes or you just use the patches?
Glad you liked it mate! I don’t bring a extra tube normaly. I just bring patches. If i was going on a long trip where it could be hard to Get spare, i would bring a front tube, that i could use in the rear as well
@@tshansen thanks for the reply
Is it possible to set the tire bead with that pump? Can it get the tire up to pressure?
Yes, when you have an inner tube there is no problem to set the bead with any hand pump. I don't remember the max pressure with this pump, but it think it was 6-8 bar. Cheers
Add J&b weld to the kit.
Yes, really good point! I added this to the kit after the video was done after some tips online 👏🏻🔥
Hi do you have links to all these products?
No, sorry! Use Google 🤩👏🏻
What is the brand of the jack stand?
rollingmavericks.com/products/ultralight-enduro-trail-jack-stand
Those tools look really amazing from an engineers standpoint.... but one only needs to loose one of those small pieces on a trip and all of the sudden one just carries some expensive useless scrap metal. 😕
Haha, yeah... but you can buy spare for less than a whole new tool if you loose one of the others. And a guy on instagram had a great tip. Put on reflective tape, much more easy to spot if you drop it on the ground.
@@tshansen great point 👍
I never ever had to use a bead braker
just use heals of your boots all ever needed for my KIT 690RFR , 2 x YZ465H's , 2 x 950SE's , 1290SE custom
Then there is to questions that comes in mind, how much do you weigh and what tires are we talking about? Some of the tires with really stiff sidewalls are just not a chance to get off with the boot only. 🙈🤣
@@tshansen
ridden/raced bikes all my life 7yrs old still till now 57yrs never in my life owner or driven a car
float between 85-90kg
rears:
Dunlop D908 RR
Motoz Tractionator desert HT
Goldentyre GT Rally
140's & 150's
fronts:
cheng chin C755HT 3.25/3.50x21
Goldentyre fatty
@@veetwotls That is unbelievable mate... I have tried to stump the tires off with no luck so many times... I had luck with using the side stand, but not my weight alone 🤔 Never tried the tires you mention, or well, I did try the Motoz Tractionator (not desert)
@@tshansen
been riding/racing since 7yrs old still up till now 57yrs old
i float between 85 to 90kg
rears: 140 & 150's
140 / 150 Dunlop D908 RR
150 Motoz Tractionator Desert HT
140 Goldentyre GT723R Rally
get about 3K to 4K out a rear
front:
ChengChin C755HT 3.25/3.50x21 (on last one in existance excellent wide foot print for sand , tall sidewalls & protected rims if flat as well ive used them on front since the mid 80's)
Goldentyre GT216AA Fatty replacement now on all bike except 1290 Super Enduro still on last ChengChin
get about 6K to 7.5k out the fronts
2 rears to 1 front basically
Tubes: motoz uber ultra heavy duty tubes with trueblue puncture goo
@@tshansen
i got a nomar & motion pro setups in shed still old school use my heals LOL just habbit
where to buy bid breaker? can you share link?
eastbound.shop
Did you mention the the total weight of these tools?
No, sorry... I don't know how much the total weight is. Never thought to much about it since I'm not having it on my body, only on the bike.
2.5 BAR? Try half, you'll be surprised how much better the bike will handle.
@@Karel.C 1.2 bar can’t be right?? Without rim lock?
@@tshansen I'm riding at 0.95 bar. The handling is so much better on and off-road. At 2.5 bar your tire doesn't flex to get decent grip. Only downside is a bit faster wear, but that's a small price to pay.
@@Karel.C under 1 bar? That is insane
@@tshansen really it's not. No rim lock, no problem in very rocky terrain. 2.5 bar is insane to me. Manufacturers give hard pressure recommendations to be safe. How can someone give a recommendation? Say 2 bar. Is that for 1 or 2 persons. Loaded or unloaded. Smooth pavement or very rocky terrain? 60 kg rider of 120 kg rider. Recommendations are crap. Just get your tire to flex. Why is a bib mousse soft? How much pressure does a mountain bike rider of cyclocross rider runs? Nearly flat, because they want grip. Friends of me even go lower at 0.8 bar. But if you insist on 2.5.....be my guest, but you're missing the fun of grip.
@@Karel.C no, I’m always open to learn new things, and tire pressure is a controversial topic with a lot of expert opinions! Like engine oil and what tires is best 😂🤌🏻 but I will for sure try to experiment some! I did run a set of tires at 1.6 bar! Forgot to inflate them after some sand pit riding! And the front tire cupped like you would not believe
Now I see how much money and additional weight I can save by just having tubless tires 😂
Hahaha... that is correct. 🤣
If you run a tubeless tire, you wouldnt need 70% the tools, just a tire repair kit which is less than 500g and you can pack it in your pocket or under the seat
That i know all about, going from
Tubless on my 790 to this, is one of the things i miss! Same with cruise controll! Got a atlas throttle lock, that is good enough, but would love proper cruise control 🙈
I DON'T SEE ANY LINKS TO BUY THE TOOLS?
Because I don't sell any of these tools. If you like any of them, google and you will find what ever you need 🙌🏻
The rim shields are not great it seems, most people I see using them do kit bother after a while…
Well, they are what they are! Most people struggle with them and trow them away so they dont Get in the way 🤣🔥
Why not a center stand
@@samsepulveda5957 because that bounce around when riding offroad and it add more weight!
link for tools please
You find them easy on google search. Type in the name of the tools you want and voila
I don't know man ... that tyre lever seems flimsy. I'm scared it comes out and shoot in my face...
Sorry, but i really have a hard time understanding that fear! They are not flimsy, and there is no chance this will shoot you in the face 😇
WHERE IS THE TOOLKIT LINK ????? 😢
Google - Put in the name of the tool you are looking for ☕
Obviously you need a third spoon.
I don’t agree! It is Nice to have a third spoon, but i manage fine with two.
2 spoons are enough if you're really desperate use a spanner