Totally agree that the riding quality improved significantly with earplugs and a cardo. Loop is also my choice! Fits comfortably and blocks the annoying wind noise a lot while the music from my cardo is crisp clear
Thank you SO much! I've had a Tech Air 5 since I started riding in June, but I didn't always wear it. After watching this video and hearing about YOUR accident, I've been wearing it all the time. Today, I was driving through a 45 mph school zone (highway) when a car turned left directly in front of me. ABS brakes on my Z500 kept me in control of my bike as I swerved left, but I couldn't do enough and hit the right rear corner of the car - taking off the rear bumper. My Icon Storm Hawk boots saved my ankle and foot when the bike landed on it, full force. I got about a quarter-sized road rash through my Rev'It! Philly 3 jeans just above the knee armor., a very small scrape above my gloves and that's IT! I landed mainly on my helmet and shoulder. I firmly believe the Tech Air's immobilization of my head prevented me from serious neck injury and possibly death. It DEFINITELY protected me from rib injury as I high sided onto the car's trunk and probably collar bone and/or shoulder injury when I hit and slid on my head & shoulder. Hate that I wasn't able to get up to see you at Wow last week from Peachtree City. You're my hero, dude!
Dude I run the tech air 5 leather vest when I cruise. You can't even tell its an airbag system, looks so good. I will not ride without it. It is so so worth it.
I did a ton of research on airbag jackets/vests and decided to go with the Helite jacket using a tether. I got it over the alpinestars because AStars has very minimal neck protection, whereas Helite completely immobilizes your neck. Helite has an electronic version too, but I prefer the tether (no charging needed). Also if the helite deploys, you just pop another air canister in and you're good to go. Dainese and (I think) Alpinestars require you to send in the garment, where they evaluate it, and charge you to replace the canister. I've also seen cases where the jacket got a light scuff and they rejected it. Making you buy an entirely new one. Either way, get an airbag regardless of brand!
airplugs check tyre plugs and portable compressor, check sunglasses, with reading glas part, check comms, check airbagvest, check all of them different brands, except for the flying eyes, but yess, good list.
Started watching you 8 years ago with Yummi and the adventure series. Yesterday I finally got my first bike. Thanks for always inspiring the kid in me to never grow up, only grow old.
use to use loop. I switched to Sennheiser earplugs fits so much better then loop did for me. same concept as loop though with cutting decibels but still hear everything which is great can aslo customize them a bit with how much sound they dampen.
I love hearing about what other riders use! Thank you for putting together this video. Your reflections prompted some thoughts I figured I'd add down here in the comments. I've tried a whole heap of different ear plugs including the Loops and settled on EarPeace. The Loops case poorly designed in my eyes. It's so darn frustrating to get the ear plugs back in because the top of the case only opens 90 degrees. I found the case was constantly closing on me as I tried to put the ear plugs away and more than once had the case dump the plugs on the ground. The loop on the case is made from an unreliable material that breaks down within 1-2 years too. EarPeace's metal case is far easier to use. More meaningfully for my ears, Loops don't work when wearing a balaclava. The balaclava catches on the posts sticking out of my ear canal, causing the ear plugs to come out. EarPeace's ear plugs aren't as easy to remove from my ears, but the advantage is that they stay exactly where I want them to be the whole ride. They've very comfortable and both the ear plugs and case are reliable. I love Fanttik's devices. They are very well designed. Though, I own the larger of the two pumps you talked about and found that its PSI readings are all over the place. Sometimes it's close to accurate, but other times it gives a reading more than 2 PSI low, meaning that if I inflate my tires to the correct PSI according to Fanttik in reality the pressure will be over 2 PSI too high. To avoid this trouble, I have my motorcycle tell me where the tires' PSI is at, calculate the difference needed, and then add that to whatever PSI Fanttik reads. I might have gotten a lemon of a pump. When it comes to plugging punctures from screws and nails, I swear by the Dynaplug quick repair kit. Of all the other options I've seen, none comes close to being as easy and clean to use as Dynaplug's. All I need to carry on me is the tiny Dynaplug ice pick-looking thing and a knife to cut off the end of the plug. The tools take up as much space in my tank bag as a garage door opener. To this day I wonder why I struggled so much with flats in the past when Dynaplug was an option. If you're concerned about heat and humidity where you're riding, I recommend Helite's tethered airbag over the Alpinestars Tech Air 5. Pairing one of Knox's seasonless armored shirts with a Helite backpack was a game changer. The pairing allows significantly more air through than when wearing an Alpinestars summer jacket and the Tech Air 5. I still occasionally wear my Tech Air 5, but do so reluctantly. My upper body gets so hot wearing the Tech Air 5. I definitely enjoy rides with a Helite backpack more. The downside to a tethered Helite backpack is that I have to remember to tether myself each time I get on the bike. That action is easy to forget. I also miss being able to stand up on a long ride to give my butt a break. I've heard Helite's electronic airbag backpack isn't anywhere near as smart as the Tech Air 5. Hopefully one day it catches up because an untethered backpack sounds like the best airbag option. Thanks again for your videos! I hope the riding stays good down in Georgia as we head into the end of the year.
Bike tools to keep on the bike? Harbor Freight ALL day. They work well enough to get you out of a pinch and if you buy their premium lines every test I’ve seen they’re just as good. Hand pick pieces specific for the things your bike needs. Chain adjustment, brake work, panel removal, etc. You’ll be able to streamline it more than you imagine.
@@chaseontwowheels fair enough. I usually just rock with a tinted visor and crack it open but I can absolutely see the appeal of flying eyes. I just wish they were a little more affordable. But I guess the same could be said for something like Cardo as well, so it is what it is.
As someone who wears prescription glasses the biggest sell for them is being able to lay down on my couch while wearing them and they don't get pushed out of alignment for my eyes. IYKYK
I just think the pricing for those bluetooth kits like cardo, are just egregiously overpriced for what they are and what they do. Same with those sunglasses and many other accessories and gear. Just because it's for riders, it has to be marked up 200% because ppl just keep accepting and buying things for this hobby at whatever prices the companies want to charge. Ugh :/
Wow, the inflator looks _identical_ to my Mi one. Something tells me they licensed it from them. And as someone that lives in Crete in Greece, I always ride with my visor down, but you know you can crack it just slightly, right.. right? And when standing still, you can of course open it fully.
Since you said that you will ride with the visor open in the summer, do those Loop earplugs block the whistle that you get when the visor is open on the Ruroc Atlas helmets? Not sure if EOX has the same loud whistle. I got an EOX, then sent it back because the change mechanism didn't work as well as other helmets with that same style, I could actually change the Atlas visors faster. And the EOX I received the visor wouldn't stay cracked open, at least in my living room. When they were showing the EOX locally they didn't let me take it for a test ride
I know the whistle your talking about. My EOX doesn't make as bad of a whistle as my Atlas 4.0 did but regardless the loops are amazing at cutting out little noise like that. They are also really comfortable which is why I go with them over the smaller disposable ones.
I have a lot of content I'll be putting out on it. I'm just currently in the whole legal process of it right now so I haven't been able to share much with yall.
@@chaseontwowheels I think it's worth the extra couple of hundred. Usable at the track and street. Fits in track suits. You can also replace the CO2 after it deploys, up to 4 times before sending it back to Alpinestar for "inspection"
Chase I have a question regarding helmet safety. Is it 100% safe to have add-on items attached to a helmet? I know they are designed to protect my head but I assume they are not tested with a camera on the chin or cardo headphones and Bluetooth all there. Is there anything you know about studies in this area?
Ive never had a problem. Especially if you have something like a Cardo the sound quality is great so you just crank it up a little louder and it's great.
I bought a cardo pack talk bold/black. Tried numerous ways but it always sounded like listening to a phone through a tin can. Ear plugs didn't help. Shifting speakers in different location. Tried a different helmet even. Came with the upgraded(at the time) 45mm JBL speakers.
@@captainthruster9484 no, I just thought it would be tolerable, it seriously sounded like you took a pair of 1990 Coby headphones ripped the speaker out, put it in a cardboard toilet roll and blasted it until distortion and clipping made the speaker pop. I have had better luck with my makeshift skull candy headset helmet. I now just bite the bullet and ride with my 1000xm5 in my ears.
I think the guys channel is Jimmy Brooks. He has a video of him crashing his XSR 900 while he was wearing a vest. He ended up walking away, which I thought was pretty crazy. Definitely sold me, just saving up to get a tethered one hopefully for Christmas. I’m probably gonna go with the helite brand based off of the reviews for the tech air 3.
@@chaseontwowheels what is involved with the repair? New tanks, recalibrations? Replacement of vest if torn? And is it something that you can do or do you have to send it out for all of the above?
Perfect I couldn't find any information surrounding if I could or couldnt and I tried reaching out to support for answers but hadn't heard anything back. @@chaseontwowheels
Why noone saying that Quadlock is one of the worst phone holders? 1. Absolutely no ability to to adjust it the way you want. There's no "360 degree ball" adjustment. 2. In order to adjust something that they give you - you would need pair of hexagon wrenches. Why not use something that requires only your fingers? 3. Amount of the bolts, required to adjust position of the phone is beyond normal. 4. Idea of using your double-sided sticky tape to stick it to your phone holder is ridiculous! How long it will last on the highway? And yes, they have their own phone cases, but did you see the prices on those? Not to mention they are not comfy to wear in the pocket or even to put it on the table. 5. Design of attaching/taking it off phone case to the phone holder is REAL bad. Had a lot of issues with putting it on with my gloves. 6. Overall crazy overpriced for what it actually is!... I wish I knew all this before actually spending my hard earned money on this piece of junk.
I personally dont get the need for music when riding. I guess I like riding unplugged listening to the sounds of the travel and needing music is like needing to watch a movie while riding. To each their own.
I'm sponsored by them so take what I say with that info. I personally enjoy their helmets. I'm a huge fan of the looks and the EOX is wear everyday is super comfy.
As a new rider, I am definitely needing to get myself a Cardo so I can listen to music when I'm riding alone, or join with other riders on a comm system if out with buddies. But I hadn't even thought about the sunglasses causing my headaches!
I'm home sick rn with what sounds like the same shit as you. I've been watching your videos for years bro, just bought my first bike on saturday, and i am gonna use my sick day to install some tft industries goodies. Thanks for being a real one, Chase!
This is an entire video of luxury items (minus the earplugs). In what world does your average rider have over $1,500 to spend on these things? I know I don’t.
I wouldnt really call the toolkit, tyre patch kit and tyre inflator as luxury items. As someone who commutes and travels primarily on his bikes, those items have saved me many times.
I'm not a fan of the built in sun visor. I've tried helmets with them and I just never liked the way they worked or looked so I opt for sunglasses. Also, I think you'd be surprised how many riders wear sunglasses. lol
Totally agree that the riding quality improved significantly with earplugs and a cardo. Loop is also my choice! Fits comfortably and blocks the annoying wind noise a lot while the music from my cardo is crisp clear
Thank you SO much! I've had a Tech Air 5 since I started riding in June, but I didn't always wear it. After watching this video and hearing about YOUR accident, I've been wearing it all the time. Today, I was driving through a 45 mph school zone (highway) when a car turned left directly in front of me. ABS brakes on my Z500 kept me in control of my bike as I swerved left, but I couldn't do enough and hit the right rear corner of the car - taking off the rear bumper. My Icon Storm Hawk boots saved my ankle and foot when the bike landed on it, full force. I got about a quarter-sized road rash through my Rev'It! Philly 3 jeans just above the knee armor., a very small scrape above my gloves and that's IT! I landed mainly on my helmet and shoulder. I firmly believe the Tech Air's immobilization of my head prevented me from serious neck injury and possibly death. It DEFINITELY protected me from rib injury as I high sided onto the car's trunk and probably collar bone and/or shoulder injury when I hit and slid on my head & shoulder. Hate that I wasn't able to get up to see you at Wow last week from Peachtree City. You're my hero, dude!
Dude I run the tech air 5 leather vest when I cruise. You can't even tell its an airbag system, looks so good. I will not ride without it. It is so so worth it.
I did a ton of research on airbag jackets/vests and decided to go with the Helite jacket using a tether. I got it over the alpinestars because AStars has very minimal neck protection, whereas Helite completely immobilizes your neck. Helite has an electronic version too, but I prefer the tether (no charging needed).
Also if the helite deploys, you just pop another air canister in and you're good to go. Dainese and (I think) Alpinestars require you to send in the garment, where they evaluate it, and charge you to replace the canister. I've also seen cases where the jacket got a light scuff and they rejected it. Making you buy an entirely new one.
Either way, get an airbag regardless of brand!
100%! That's what I did with my TA5. I sent it in and they repacked it but I know Astars has a few models that you can re-pack yourself too.
airplugs check
tyre plugs and portable compressor, check
sunglasses, with reading glas part, check
comms, check
airbagvest, check
all of them different brands, except for the flying eyes, but yess, good list.
Started watching you 8 years ago with Yummi and the adventure series. Yesterday I finally got my first bike. Thanks for always inspiring the kid in me to never grow up, only grow old.
Dang man congrats thats so amazing to hear! Welcome to the two wheeled world!
use to use loop. I switched to Sennheiser earplugs fits so much better then loop did for me. same concept as loop though with cutting decibels but still hear everything which is great can aslo customize them a bit with how much sound they dampen.
I love hearing about what other riders use! Thank you for putting together this video. Your reflections prompted some thoughts I figured I'd add down here in the comments.
I've tried a whole heap of different ear plugs including the Loops and settled on EarPeace. The Loops case poorly designed in my eyes. It's so darn frustrating to get the ear plugs back in because the top of the case only opens 90 degrees. I found the case was constantly closing on me as I tried to put the ear plugs away and more than once had the case dump the plugs on the ground. The loop on the case is made from an unreliable material that breaks down within 1-2 years too. EarPeace's metal case is far easier to use. More meaningfully for my ears, Loops don't work when wearing a balaclava. The balaclava catches on the posts sticking out of my ear canal, causing the ear plugs to come out. EarPeace's ear plugs aren't as easy to remove from my ears, but the advantage is that they stay exactly where I want them to be the whole ride. They've very comfortable and both the ear plugs and case are reliable.
I love Fanttik's devices. They are very well designed. Though, I own the larger of the two pumps you talked about and found that its PSI readings are all over the place. Sometimes it's close to accurate, but other times it gives a reading more than 2 PSI low, meaning that if I inflate my tires to the correct PSI according to Fanttik in reality the pressure will be over 2 PSI too high. To avoid this trouble, I have my motorcycle tell me where the tires' PSI is at, calculate the difference needed, and then add that to whatever PSI Fanttik reads. I might have gotten a lemon of a pump.
When it comes to plugging punctures from screws and nails, I swear by the Dynaplug quick repair kit. Of all the other options I've seen, none comes close to being as easy and clean to use as Dynaplug's. All I need to carry on me is the tiny Dynaplug ice pick-looking thing and a knife to cut off the end of the plug. The tools take up as much space in my tank bag as a garage door opener. To this day I wonder why I struggled so much with flats in the past when Dynaplug was an option.
If you're concerned about heat and humidity where you're riding, I recommend Helite's tethered airbag over the Alpinestars Tech Air 5. Pairing one of Knox's seasonless armored shirts with a Helite backpack was a game changer. The pairing allows significantly more air through than when wearing an Alpinestars summer jacket and the Tech Air 5. I still occasionally wear my Tech Air 5, but do so reluctantly. My upper body gets so hot wearing the Tech Air 5. I definitely enjoy rides with a Helite backpack more. The downside to a tethered Helite backpack is that I have to remember to tether myself each time I get on the bike. That action is easy to forget. I also miss being able to stand up on a long ride to give my butt a break. I've heard Helite's electronic airbag backpack isn't anywhere near as smart as the Tech Air 5. Hopefully one day it catches up because an untethered backpack sounds like the best airbag option.
Thanks again for your videos! I hope the riding stays good down in Georgia as we head into the end of the year.
The tire patch kit and portable air compressor have saved me so many times! :D
Bike tools to keep on the bike?
Harbor Freight ALL day. They work well enough to get you out of a pinch and if you buy their premium lines every test I’ve seen they’re just as good. Hand pick pieces specific for the things your bike needs. Chain adjustment, brake work, panel removal, etc. You’ll be able to streamline it more than you imagine.
That's a great idea for building the custom tool roll!
Airbag vest for the win!
$800 is CHEAP for something that protects more than just your head & the Shoie X15 is $1100
230 DOLLARS FOR A PAIR OF SUNGLASSES???????
lol come back and make this comment when you've broken your 10th pair of cheap $23 sunglasses that give you a headache while you ride.
@@chaseontwowheels fair enough. I usually just rock with a tinted visor and crack it open but I can absolutely see the appeal of flying eyes. I just wish they were a little more affordable. But I guess the same could be said for something like Cardo as well, so it is what it is.
As someone who wears prescription glasses the biggest sell for them is being able to lay down on my couch while wearing them and they don't get pushed out of alignment for my eyes. IYKYK
@@blaynemcguire7573 Oh dang I haven't thought of that. (not an eye glasses wearer).
@@blaynemcguire7573on your back or side? Or face down?
The Loops aren't isolating enough. They still let a lot of noise through. Their quietest ones are still only like 10dB of noise reduction.
They've worked really well for me is all I know.
I just think the pricing for those bluetooth kits like cardo, are just egregiously overpriced for what they are and what they do. Same with those sunglasses and many other accessories and gear. Just because it's for riders, it has to be marked up 200% because ppl just keep accepting and buying things for this hobby at whatever prices the companies want to charge. Ugh :/
Great Tips matey 😊👍 Cheers from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹🕺
Tech Air 5 is nice.
The new Tech Air 7X is much more comfortable and just better.
Definitely getting some glasses for the summer next year, cheers :D
You're gunna love um!
New motorcyclist here, I have the air compressor, the bluetooth (different brand), and I wear glasses. I will look into the earplugs.
Awesome! Those are some good picks to get you started on your riding journey!
Wow, the inflator looks _identical_ to my Mi one. Something tells me they licensed it from them. And as someone that lives in Crete in Greece, I always ride with my visor down, but you know you can crack it just slightly, right.. right? And when standing still, you can of course open it fully.
Since you said that you will ride with the visor open in the summer, do those Loop earplugs block the whistle that you get when the visor is open on the Ruroc Atlas helmets? Not sure if EOX has the same loud whistle. I got an EOX, then sent it back because the change mechanism didn't work as well as other helmets with that same style, I could actually change the Atlas visors faster. And the EOX I received the visor wouldn't stay cracked open, at least in my living room. When they were showing the EOX locally they didn't let me take it for a test ride
I know the whistle your talking about. My EOX doesn't make as bad of a whistle as my Atlas 4.0 did but regardless the loops are amazing at cutting out little noise like that. They are also really comfortable which is why I go with them over the smaller disposable ones.
i didn't know you were in a crash but it's great that it was after you started wearing airbag vests. 🍀
I have a lot of content I'll be putting out on it. I'm just currently in the whole legal process of it right now so I haven't been able to share much with yall.
what gloves are those? (the fluo yerllow ones?
Those beauties are the REV'IT! Ritmos! Here's a link if you wanna check them out: imp.i104546.net/m53ABa
I love my Tech Air 7X! Fits well and comfortable.
I was looking into that. I need to try one out.
@@chaseontwowheels I think it's worth the extra couple of hundred. Usable at the track and street. Fits in track suits. You can also replace the CO2 after it deploys, up to 4 times before sending it back to Alpinestar for "inspection"
Chase I have a question regarding helmet safety. Is it 100% safe to have add-on items attached to a helmet? I know they are designed to protect my head but I assume they are not tested with a camera on the chin or cardo headphones and Bluetooth all there. Is there anything you know about studies in this area?
earbuds, is it the same using my earbuds pro from Samsung? and its already a comms device. Whats your opinion!
I have a Cardo 4X and haven’t used ear plugs. How does wearing hearing protection affect hearing my music or communications with my passenger?
Ive never had a problem. Especially if you have something like a Cardo the sound quality is great so you just crank it up a little louder and it's great.
I bought a cardo pack talk bold/black. Tried numerous ways but it always sounded like listening to a phone through a tin can. Ear plugs didn't help. Shifting speakers in different location. Tried a different helmet even. Came with the upgraded(at the time) 45mm JBL speakers.
Helmets were Bell Qualifier DLX(best), S&S ss2400(worst), and HJC c91(mid).
I think you're expecting too much. Do you think it was gonna be a disco inside your helmet?
@@captainthruster9484 no, I just thought it would be tolerable, it seriously sounded like you took a pair of 1990 Coby headphones ripped the speaker out, put it in a cardboard toilet roll and blasted it until distortion and clipping made the speaker pop. I have had better luck with my makeshift skull candy headset helmet. I now just bite the bullet and ride with my 1000xm5 in my ears.
I think the guys channel is Jimmy Brooks. He has a video of him crashing his XSR 900 while he was wearing a vest. He ended up walking away, which I thought was pretty crazy. Definitely sold me, just saving up to get a tethered one hopefully for Christmas. I’m probably gonna go with the helite brand based off of the reviews for the tech air 3.
Hey Chase, what is the cost for getting your airbag vest back to being in service.
I wanna say it was $200 - $300?
@@chaseontwowheels what is involved with the repair? New tanks, recalibrations? Replacement of vest if torn? And is it something that you can do or do you have to send it out for all of the above?
hmm chase can I use the pack talk pro with my already existing pack talk edge's base?
You sure can. It literally just clicks in just like the edge.
Perfect I couldn't find any information surrounding if I could or couldnt and I tried reaching out to support for answers but hadn't heard anything back. @@chaseontwowheels
What's so great about Loop earplugs that has you recommending $25 ear plugs instead of significantly cheaper ones?
Me using them daily for 4 years
Been considering getting a airbag vest
You watched the video so you know already but I HIGHLY Recommend you do.
Why noone saying that Quadlock is one of the worst phone holders? 1. Absolutely no ability to to adjust it the way you want. There's no "360 degree ball" adjustment. 2. In order to adjust something that they give you - you would need pair of hexagon wrenches. Why not use something that requires only your fingers? 3. Amount of the bolts, required to adjust position of the phone is beyond normal. 4. Idea of using your double-sided sticky tape to stick it to your phone holder is ridiculous! How long it will last on the highway? And yes, they have their own phone cases, but did you see the prices on those? Not to mention they are not comfy to wear in the pocket or even to put it on the table. 5. Design of attaching/taking it off phone case to the phone holder is REAL bad. Had a lot of issues with putting it on with my gloves. 6. Overall crazy overpriced for what it actually is!... I wish I knew all this before actually spending my hard earned money on this piece of junk.
I personally dont get the need for music when riding. I guess I like riding unplugged listening to the sounds of the travel and needing music is like needing to watch a movie while riding. To each their own.
I see you're wearing a Ruroc hoodie. Whats your opinion on their helmets?
I'm sponsored by them so take what I say with that info. I personally enjoy their helmets. I'm a huge fan of the looks and the EOX is wear everyday is super comfy.
I didn’t see the link for the giveaway…
It's in the description
@@markwoolard3315 The link looks broken, it points to LiveWire site, not the giveaway
I have prescription sunglasses, Helmet, Alpinestars Jacket, riding pants, Alpinestars gloves, and inbike motorcycle gloves.
what bike were you on when you had the accident?
CFMOTO Ibex 800 T
@@chaseontwowheels RIP, that sucks.
No riding without earplugs! I ude the Alpine Moto ones.
Imagine if the Livewire could use the battery and had a built in air inflator at 6:20
That would actually be pretty sick.
I prob wouldnt get sunglasses as my helmet has the dropdown sun visor. But if i didnt have a sun visor built in id get sun glasses
I use a helight h move airbag backpack
I have a Tech Air 5 and I never ride without it.
As a new rider, I am definitely needing to get myself a Cardo so I can listen to music when I'm riding alone, or join with other riders on a comm system if out with buddies. But I hadn't even thought about the sunglasses causing my headaches!
I'm home sick rn with what sounds like the same shit as you. I've been watching your videos for years bro, just bought my first bike on saturday, and i am gonna use my sick day to install some tft industries goodies. Thanks for being a real one, Chase!
Hey you dont need a voice to do installs! haha
@@chaseontwowheels very true!!
Dude thinks we have an extra 5k for extra gear
lol nobody twisting your arm bruh
You're right! lol
Sounds like the God Father
❤❤
This is an entire video of luxury items (minus the earplugs). In what world does your average rider have over $1,500 to spend on these things? I know I don’t.
I didn't buy these all at once. They can be things you pick up along your riding journey to increase areas where you need it.
I wouldnt really call the toolkit, tyre patch kit and tyre inflator as luxury items. As someone who commutes and travels primarily on his bikes, those items have saved me many times.
@@beefbroth6539 Jesus Christ, you really think I was referring to the tool kit?
but you probably spent 800 on your exhaust right?🙄
@@captainthruster9484 uh, no. Stock exhaust actually. Thanks for playing
MOst of your videos are about where you are linked with business that makes you money. You are losing credibility too fast
The ruroc hoodie says it all
sunglasses? u guys cant tell me u have no build in sunvisor in ur helmets... is this a joke? who is wearing sunglasses while riding bike?
He doesn't have an affiliate link for the visor built into your helmet 😂
I'm not a fan of the built in sun visor. I've tried helmets with them and I just never liked the way they worked or looked so I opt for sunglasses. Also, I think you'd be surprised how many riders wear sunglasses. lol