That's really nice of you to say David, cheers man. Where donuts ride and what do u ride? Ps how did you find the channel Always nice to hear the journey? If you have any video ideas always love hearing them! Cheers Wadz
@@WADZUP I am starting one brother but it not that exciting lol. I'm 50 and took up riding 3 years ago and loving it. I'm being a bit of a princess and rocking all the bling but it beats being drunk lol. I am running a Clake 2 too. Never learned ho to ride a rear brake staring so late in life but leaving that pedal on to learn how to but using the Clake to get out of trouble.. Who knew pal - rear brake training wheels - and yes its expensive but way cheaper than hitting a tree ;) I ride FMHSC here in KC, USA. Was on a 2014 KTM 250 XCFW (which is for sale btw) and now on a high hour 2017 KTM 300 XC and wowza - I may never need a woman touch again ;)
@@1969Irishdave like I always say you need to be a warrior for happiness and tinkering with motorbikes is 100% approved by me. I love new bling and any item that possibly means that I won't be stuck out in the woods or something won't get broken such as armor. Better late than never glad that you found my channel and motor biking, thanks for joining the madness have a great weekend.
we are pretty luck in Oz thay come uncorked but with lean tune part throttle ,desert racers cracking piston under extreme conditions heat dew to detonation holding wide open in sand ,we have a guy that remaps ECU with custom tunes suit your riding style and skill level , mild to wild 60whp
I like the new header guard.
Thanks and weighs less.
Just an awesome channel bud!! Well done!!
That's really nice of you to say David, cheers man. Where donuts ride and what do u ride? Ps how did you find the channel Always nice to hear the journey? If you have any video ideas always love hearing them! Cheers Wadz
@@WADZUP I am starting one brother but it not that exciting lol. I'm 50 and took up riding 3 years ago and loving it. I'm being a bit of a princess and rocking all the bling but it beats being drunk lol. I am running a Clake 2 too. Never learned ho to ride a rear brake staring so late in life but leaving that pedal on to learn how to but using the Clake to get out of trouble.. Who knew pal - rear brake training wheels - and yes its expensive but way cheaper than hitting a tree ;)
I ride FMHSC here in KC, USA. Was on a 2014 KTM 250 XCFW (which is for sale btw) and now on a high hour 2017 KTM 300 XC and wowza - I may never need a woman touch again ;)
@@1969Irishdave like I always say you need to be a warrior for happiness and tinkering with motorbikes is 100% approved by me. I love new bling and any item that possibly means that I won't be stuck out in the woods or something won't get broken such as armor. Better late than never glad that you found my channel and motor biking, thanks for joining the madness have a great weekend.
nice i want one for my new 500
Sounds like a good plan. Bran new or new to you. What year of 500 did you purchase. Sounds exciting.
brand new 018 500exc , just had it tuned holy moly got some nuts ,
Adventure Moto Enduro that's fantastic news. Shes a beast.
we are pretty luck in Oz thay come uncorked but with lean tune part throttle ,desert racers cracking piston under extreme conditions heat dew to detonation holding wide open in sand ,we have a guy that remaps ECU with custom tunes suit your riding style and skill level , mild to wild 60whp
Adventure Moto Enduro that's music to my ears you should pull off the stock tire and put on a Motoz tractionator soft sand version.
I almost went with the P3 carbon guard but decided on a TMD plastic guard which also works great. It's funny how loud aluminum guards can be!
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I’ll have Coco, too.
Awesome, I should of called him Shoes. He eats shoes like crazy.
Can I have your Baja headlight, please? Before I die on my way to work.
All these regulations and they allow people to travel blind. Ridiculous.
*ride (not travel)
Quality reviews btw. Rare to find honest feedback these days.
I ride on the road and haven't been hassled for the light, safety is the most important factor for me.