You're very brave for making a choice that big. It's hard to leave your comfort zone to something completely new. Country, job, people, culture etc. That's a lot! Glad to hear you're doing well, especially in these difficult times. Keep moving forward bro! Looking forward to the next video 👍🏼
@@CagelessDelinquents Good to hear :) Yes I'm doing well thanks. I've got my first full license lesson on the 17th. So that'll be my first time on bike bigger than 125cc lol. I hope to have passed by August and have my own Street triple R before summer ends!
Get a turbo busa' and yeet that cookie into the sun...don't do that, be safe and enjoy the craft of riding, I can't wait to visit a track and lay down some serious seat time. I admit I really shouldn't be on a 675cc bike, but by the great hand of Valentino Rossi himself, I'm loving every second of it!!
@@CagelessDelinquents Haha! I'm looking forward to going on long rides and bonding with the machine. I've got a track day experience booked at the donnington park race track for September. It's on a 300cc bike but I'm looking forward to riding on a track, and hopefully I'll catch the track bug! No, you went about it the 'correct' way. Low cc (Duke 390) to high cc. It's all about controling your right wrist and having the right mentality. Both of which I'm sure you're equipped with. I'd recommend MotoJitsu channel for practicing. Especially emergency braking for moments like your friend was involved with when d bag drivers decide to pull out 😡
That’s definitely the best bike in my eyes, my favourite. Promise me something, when you come back up to the Peaks.. do The Strines. It’s at the eastern end of snake pass (another classic), but has several hair pins and snakes both down and up the landscape. Also has reservoirs at both ends, for a good relax on your journey. Keep riding, come rain or shine, day on day- not just the week end. And definitely not just in the city or on the track.
It's a cracking bike, also I'm surprised how mechanically simple it is an easy to work on! I'll make you a deal, email us on cagelessdelinquents@gmail.com with your whatsapp number and next time we're up that way we'll all ride together!!
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You're very brave for making a choice that big. It's hard to leave your comfort zone to something completely new. Country, job, people, culture etc. That's a lot! Glad to hear you're doing well, especially in these difficult times. Keep moving forward bro! Looking forward to the next video 👍🏼
Thank you man!! I can't even find the words to say how happy I am to be here :)) how have you been keeping during the lockdown?
@@CagelessDelinquents Good to hear :) Yes I'm doing well thanks. I've got my first full license lesson on the 17th. So that'll be my first time on bike bigger than 125cc lol. I hope to have passed by August and have my own Street triple R before summer ends!
Get a turbo busa' and yeet that cookie into the sun...don't do that, be safe and enjoy the craft of riding, I can't wait to visit a track and lay down some serious seat time. I admit I really shouldn't be on a 675cc bike, but by the great hand of Valentino Rossi himself, I'm loving every second of it!!
@@CagelessDelinquents Haha! I'm looking forward to going on long rides and bonding with the machine. I've got a track day experience booked at the donnington park race track for September. It's on a 300cc bike but I'm looking forward to riding on a track, and hopefully I'll catch the track bug! No, you went about it the 'correct' way. Low cc (Duke 390) to high cc. It's all about controling your right wrist and having the right mentality. Both of which I'm sure you're equipped with. I'd recommend MotoJitsu channel for practicing. Especially emergency braking for moments like your friend was involved with when d bag drivers decide to pull out 😡
That’s definitely the best bike in my eyes, my favourite. Promise me something, when you come back up to the Peaks.. do The Strines. It’s at the eastern end of snake pass (another classic), but has several hair pins and snakes both down and up the landscape. Also has reservoirs at both ends, for a good relax on your journey. Keep riding, come rain or shine, day on day- not just the week end. And definitely not just in the city or on the track.
It's a cracking bike, also I'm surprised how mechanically simple it is an easy to work on! I'll make you a deal, email us on cagelessdelinquents@gmail.com with your whatsapp number and next time we're up that way we'll all ride together!!
Looking to pick up a 675 soon if you're still around & up for some rides man 👊
Hell yeah man! Hit us up on the IG @cagelessdelinquents and we'll organize something ! My 675 is for sale if you're interested!