I know, and thanks for the warning. Noticed that when I was editing the video. Actually, there are 2 times in this video with the same mistake. I hope you had a good laugh at the "she left me" moment 😆😆
In my experience, long rocky downhill sections are much easier when I pull the clutch and coast using only the brakes to control speed. This unloads the suspension and allows it to work freely.
Ahaaa! YOU left your girlfriend behind, it's all your fault 😂 You have weird yellow humor man, I like it. PS, you have a tiny double copy edit in the beginning. A big request; about which apps you use and how you use internet along the way? Thanks. Safe travels!
Hey, Peter, yes I did see that double clip, but it was already uploaded and I did not want to redo it one more time. Simply did not have time anymore. Apps are simple- TET app, Osmand, and Google Maps. The weather channel app for the weather forecast. Internet is my own subscription from Norway. Not cheap, but fast and unlimited. Yellow humor 😂😂😂
@@nemoltu Hi, thanks for your reply! I have a Husqvarna 701 Long Range (the 'fat' one with +/- 500km range) and for gear I carry the following; Waterproof Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 with 512GB micro SD card; I use it for OSM navigation and OBD display via a OBDLink MX+ dongle (reads engine errors, RPM, speed, TPMS(tire pressure monitor)...) For software, DMD2 (paid OBD & navigation software that is probably already installed on your dashboard tablet) and 'iOverlander' and 'bunk-a-biker' (free lodging around the world) are also very useful, I find. The Samsung tablet is powerful enough to be used as laptop replacement; internet connection, weather maps, video editing,... together with a NewQ filehub (has built in battery and can do automatic backups without PC) and for my backups; a 4TB SSD, they are not that expensive anymore. GoPro Max with several 256GB cards. PS; You mentioned before you have a 4TB HDD. I used to work in IT and would strongly advice against a spinning hard drive ; it is bound to break down, especially on a huge vibrator like your bike, even when not powered up (the disk, not the bike 🙂) Anyway, thanks for the info & safe travels!
@@PeterR0035 That was some answer I'll have to google to understand :D :D Jokes aside, I did answer to you real fast while was having a coffee break. Talking about the galaxy tab- yes and a big YES! The one I have on my bike is just a... how to say- a masterpiece that is supposed to be shown in the history classes. Just I don't even know why AJP even bothers to put one over there. I will look to upgrade it for my future trips to tab 3 or 4. That HDD I have is just in a very very extra case, but I hear you here. bunk a biker, I think that would have been cool, but too late now, I guess. I have to change my plans and... will explain that in a video. By the way, not sure how to feel about you calling my bike a "huge vibrator" 😅😅😅😅😅😅. Thanks, man looks like I should get some consultation about all the dongles you have.
So the backpack, literally? I thought it was just a strange figure of speech to refer to your gf. Well, my supportive message stands anyway. But you know, for not following my advice of hanging you backpack from the handlebars, you brought this onto yourself! 😁 7:24 is your side stand switch broken? Normally you wouldn't be able to do it.
I know, guys, I saw it when I was editing the video. Actually, that happened twice that day. PR7 does not have the side stand sensor and I really would love to have it.
Darn it, I did miss your advice and that is a brilliant idea. I was always trying to put it on my seat, but that time the rain came so fast and intense, I don't even remember where I put it when I was trying to jump into my rainsuit.
Did over 850km a day a couple times and I have no problems with that, I am going to release some videos soon. Have to be careful- MotoZ or stock tires are very dangerous over 110 km an hour.
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7.25 you take off with the side-stand down… not recommended 😮
Ride safe.
Last video “She left me” was a good one, you had me fooled for a minute 😂
I know, and thanks for the warning. Noticed that when I was editing the video. Actually, there are 2 times in this video with the same mistake.
I hope you had a good laugh at the "she left me" moment 😆😆
In my experience, long rocky downhill sections are much easier when I pull the clutch and coast using only the brakes to control speed. This unloads the suspension and allows it to work freely.
Never thought of that. Sounds like might be a good idea. Thanks!
Ahaaa! YOU left your girlfriend behind, it's all your fault 😂 You have weird yellow humor man, I like it. PS, you have a tiny double copy edit in the beginning. A big request; about which apps you use and how you use internet along the way? Thanks. Safe travels!
Hey, Peter, yes I did see that double clip, but it was already uploaded and I did not want to redo it one more time. Simply did not have time anymore.
Apps are simple- TET app, Osmand, and Google Maps. The weather channel app for the weather forecast.
Internet is my own subscription from Norway. Not cheap, but fast and unlimited.
Yellow humor 😂😂😂
@@nemoltu Hi, thanks for your reply!
I have a Husqvarna 701 Long Range (the 'fat' one with +/- 500km range) and for gear I carry the following;
Waterproof Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 with 512GB micro SD card; I use it for OSM navigation and OBD display via a OBDLink MX+ dongle (reads engine errors, RPM, speed, TPMS(tire pressure monitor)...)
For software, DMD2 (paid OBD & navigation software that is probably already installed on your dashboard tablet) and 'iOverlander' and 'bunk-a-biker' (free lodging around the world) are also very useful, I find.
The Samsung tablet is powerful enough to be used as laptop replacement; internet connection, weather maps, video editing,... together with a NewQ filehub (has built in battery and can do automatic backups without PC) and for my backups; a 4TB SSD, they are not that expensive anymore. GoPro Max with several 256GB cards.
PS; You mentioned before you have a 4TB HDD. I used to work in IT and would strongly advice against a spinning hard drive ; it is bound to break down, especially on a huge vibrator like your bike, even when not powered up (the disk, not the bike 🙂)
Anyway, thanks for the info & safe travels!
@@PeterR0035 That was some answer I'll have to google to understand :D :D Jokes aside, I did answer to you real fast while was having a coffee break. Talking about the galaxy tab- yes and a big YES! The one I have on my bike is just a... how to say- a masterpiece that is supposed to be shown in the history classes. Just I don't even know why AJP even bothers to put one over there. I will look to upgrade it for my future trips to tab 3 or 4.
That HDD I have is just in a very very extra case, but I hear you here. bunk a biker, I think that would have been cool, but too late now, I guess. I have to change my plans and... will explain that in a video.
By the way, not sure how to feel about you calling my bike a "huge vibrator" 😅😅😅😅😅😅. Thanks, man looks like I should get some consultation about all the dongles you have.
Hexagone, finallement! Prancuzijoje verta apsistoti "camping municipal". Sprendziant pagal kaina butent tokin ir pataiket 😊
Sveikas, nemanau, kad tokian pataikiau, paprasčiausiai ten toks užkampių užkampėlis, bet už tai du alučio kava ir pica kainavo 26 europietiškus :D :D
So the backpack, literally? I thought it was just a strange figure of speech to refer to your gf. Well, my supportive message stands anyway. But you know, for not following my advice of hanging you backpack from the handlebars, you brought this onto yourself! 😁
7:24 is your side stand switch broken? Normally you wouldn't be able to do it.
OH!! good lord, I did not notice that, good eyes! Yeah, Mr Nemo, beware when you drive off with the side stand out; dangerous...!
I know, guys, I saw it when I was editing the video. Actually, that happened twice that day. PR7 does not have the side stand sensor and I really would love to have it.
Darn it, I did miss your advice and that is a brilliant idea. I was always trying to put it on my seat, but that time the rain came so fast and intense, I don't even remember where I put it when I was trying to jump into my rainsuit.
She didn't left you.
You left here 😅
You had to say that to me… Shame on you! 😂😂😂
@@nemoltu best whishes from Voss, Norway 🙂
@@eivinherfindal6658 Thanks, man!
How is the apj on the Road for Long time
Did over 850km a day a couple times and I have no problems with that, I am going to release some videos soon. Have to be careful- MotoZ or stock tires are very dangerous over 110 km an hour.
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