My Top Picks - Adventure Riding Accessories - Chris Birch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- I'm not a massive fan for gadgets and spending money on things I just don't need, but there are definitely things that I reckon are worth spending money on when it comes to adventure bike riding. This video covers my favourite and most recommended products when it comes to parting with your hard earned money.
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Hi Chris, thank you very much for the tip for the rope! I had no idea this can be used as a winch. Saw that first time in my life :). Take care.
Love your work Chris! I’m a seasoned sports bike rider that started on dirt, now moving to ADV, really appreciate all your content, it’s made the transition so much fun and more well informed! Thank you so much! 🙏
Glad to have helped!
Thank ya sir!
Working on my bike now and always getting ready for my next adventure!
Appreciative all you do.
🏍️💨
Love your simple approach to the adventure stuff.. would love to meet you one day Chris ... Hi from Italy
Great tips Chris!...thanks!
Great tips! I love the rope winch idea
Great tips and presentation. So many people could have packed this info into a 30 minute video.
+ your best buddy
Fully agree
Way to go off road
You are the best in the world of motorcycling, thank you for that humility and sharing all that knowledge, greetings from Costa Rica
Hi chris ! Great video !! What about an enduro riding day / race ? What do you carry of this ?
Cardo?! Absolutely not required by us hard adventures! Never bored enough!
You’d be surprised how fun it is to talk with your friends on a technical trail.
Thanks Chris for another great advise on essentials. I learned (and got excited) a lot from your content.
Would you enlighten me if skinny offroad wheels 1.85F 2.5R worth to be upgraded for pan european (TET) trip? Inclusive of long distance tarmac & technical trails? I struggle to find the best balance and cant see myself carrying both sets of rims.
Big massive thanks for everything you shared
Such high level tips! Any idea what brand air pump is in that bag of tricks?
Hi Chris my question is not related to the items you discussed. I hope you will share your thoughts on, wearing or not wearing a neck brace.
Sorry Chris, completely *UNRELATED* to the great video, but I need to ask : Why do you have a comedically large cheque from Crédito Agricula (a very random Portuguese bank) on the window?? 😅
Fair question! Its from a hard enduro race called Extreme Lagares. I think I came second.
@@ChrisBirchNZ ah nice, sorry, extremely random question but I couldn't take my eyes off the thing because I recognised the name and I couldn't put the two things together 😅 cheers Chris
You didn't bank it though!
Hello, what is the model of your compressor(pomp ?) please ?
Hey Sir, can you upload videos of training program videos on youtube as we are not able to purchase your training course. It would be very helpful for us to learn from you sir.
Hi Chris, Great video as always. How does the rope trick work? You tight it to the spokes and roll it up?
We cover it in one of tbe say not to slow videos. But basically tie it off to a cross of the spokes and then use the hub as a winch drum.
Thanks for the video. I’ve never used the Cardos. So if you’re off road riding on a trail, what is the distance between riders so that the system works? I have no idea. Thanks.
It depends greatly on the terrain. They say up to a kilometer but that’s without trees, rocks and mountains in the way. In reality it’s more line of sight. The cardo mesh system helps a lot as it daisy chains between units rather than Bluetooth to a master unit.
Which tire pump is that? I have one here at home but it's quite a bit bigger than that one....
Rocky Creek
Rocky Creek
Chris , what model of leatherman are you using?
Leather man wave
what length of rope do you carry? 10 meter?
Yes about that
Hiya Chris
100% like n tidy… does your tool roll fit into the tail bag with rope and wet weather gear?
Yes it does
I also carry spare tubes and a first aid kit.
What is your pump Chris? Looks really compact
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They are pretty good, they last a couple of years as long as you don’t pump too much sand 😉
I hate my Cardo. It’s fine if you’re under 5pm-h, but I can’t hear it above that. The Sena is fine. I don’t understand why they don’t just put good speakers in them.
You should make sure you have the speakers in the right place, it makes a big difference. for me the sound is way above sena.
@@ChrisBirchNZ My Arai has specific cutouts for the speakers. They’re just louder and better on the Sena, but not as good as they should be. The only real solution is I ound a pair of custom molded Bluetooth earphone that last 14 hours. So I still use the Sena or Cardo when I need an intercom, which isn’t often. I just don’t know why the speakers are all such junk on all of them.
Great tips I use moulded headphones
Which work great on intercoms if yours still have a 3.5 mini jack output. 👍🏻
@@TubbyTrialTeam you can save some money if you go wired, but I can’t be dealing with wires.
@@ryanmalone2681 I think that’s your problem. Your ears aren’t exactly where arai think they should be. With them in the right place and spaced correctly I can’t run them at full volume, I think your getting robbed 😂
Nothing works, ride it hard ,get back up,
Hi Chris, very fan of your videos and the say no to slow training.
Question, looks like you are a tall person, do you use bar risers in your KTM 1290? What opinion do you have about it?
Thanks.
Hi no I don’t run bar risers. In my opinion it makes it more comfortable to ride with poor position. I do run the rally pegs and rally seat which gives me a bit more room.
@@ChrisBirchNZ thanks Chris!! I will give a try without it. I feel the bike more nervous with the risers.
Can I make another question 😁
Do you have the ktm original risers in the position is more close to you or more far? In the manual indicates you can rotate it.
Don’t know the recommended position for Offroad
And then in your video bike setup of your say no to slow adventure bikes training , you put you handlebar in
2 upper
1 upper
0 middle
1 bottom
2 bottom
Thanks and sorry for too many questions
@@seazv I asked regarding the bar position a while back, on a Ktm just get the 0 mark bang middle of the split in the bar clamps and that is how Chris suggests having them set, and how I have mine.