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Hi .. you're doing a great job on this channel.. for my taste ..to grow it would be nice to integrate some ,, how to ..service,take care and repair videos..seems you should have already skills working as a motorcycle mechanic ..alongside with some short touring videos..kind of what's nice to see for most of people.. some touristic views.. otherwise i hope will be a successful idea:) if money comes there's a big world to show from a 2 wheel view.. good luck on going further your way!

Happy holidays and new years dude. Glad the algorithm brought me here a couple months ago

man,focus to your family,ride for fun here and there,and f@ck youtube.merry christmass

Come home , my wayward son. Central Missouri has an open job /career path for the skilled and less than... and the ozark areas are amazing for dual sport tracks.

I'll go a step further and say, IMHO - and I know many will disagree, but that's ok - tail tidies are a waste of time and money.

The original tail looks 100% better.

Bro I love your content. I’m definitely going to stick around for your future content. Maybe include more living in Japan content and riding the Transalp around your area. Give us more personal moto vlog. I’m here to stay. All the best.

Came across your channel when I was looking at sv650 reviews. Stayed for the personality

What do I think- just buy a bike that you like and DONT knock bikes you dont like.Prrick

I started watching because of the Transalp because I have been thinking of getting one.

Why? Well, honesty, unique insights, to the point, attitude, transalp (got a cb500x now). Best of luck!

Merry Christmas! I'm watching because I was considering the transalp but too heavy when off-road. Keen to see (1) your realistic weight reductions of the transalp and (2) Japanese dual-sport rides, ideally on the DR-Z4S as the new BMW 450 will be too expensive.

Keeping the comments coming, I'm for the adventures in far off places. DRZ with a sumo and DS setup is looking really attractive for a one bike does it all!

I just like seeing people do stuff on bikes. I'll never buy a TA but I like them and the algorithm showed me your video about why tail tidys suck. Was interesting to hear some experiences of living in Japan since I think about selling all my shit and leaving Canada all the time.

I had a vfr1200x that was very “lemony”… the rear differential locking up on me while driving down the highway was the final straw. The transalp was the one Honda that was bringing me back.

The transalp, vstrom 800de, and tenere are on my dream sheet for the coming year. I’ll be enjoying my vstrom 650 in the meantime. Love your TA content

I’m watching your vids since you bought transalp and I’m very happy that you are more into off road. I wish you all best man! Keep up!:)

the only reason I wanna install a fender eliminator on my t7 is tolls, I refuse to pay tolls in the city, that's why I still have my mt07... and the windbuffeting, I haven't found a way to get rid of the windbuffeting on my t7.

Came across your channel looking for Transalp stuff and just liked your attitude and style of video. I really like the hands on view of tinkering and fixing stuff. That's why I follow others like M539 Restorations or Andrew Camarata.

There are few of us translap (motojitsu is the best ;) owners. Keep up the good work, and all the best in the new year.

You aren't update about crime in NY .. see Cash Jordan ...

Just bought a 2023 Hayabusa yesterday as an early Xmas gift to myself. Planning on touring on it. Love your channel

You’ll always be Kairyu rider to me ❤

Why do you focus so much on the off road DRZ when they also make a Supermoto model? Maybe that's better suited for you. I want to buy the new Suzuki Supermoto if it isn't as expensive as I've heard it will be.... I came for you 😁😁😂😂because I had also nitpicks with my Tracer 900 and wanted to know other opinions so that's the first video I watched from you. Now I just come back occasionally to see what's up. lul Merry Christmas or Konichiwa or what they say in Japan. 😂😂🤗🤗

I stumbled on your your channel looking for reviews trying to decide between the Transalp and the Norden. Ended up buying the Husky. Subscribed 'cause I like your opinion and like watching the Japanese landscapes. Keep it up

Started watching bc I own a Transalp and enjoy hearing your insight with the experience you have in the industry. Ive visited Japan several times also and am interested in the nuanced details of life for long term residents like yourself. Excited to see the upcoming content.

Merry Christmas to you and your family and wishing you much success in 2025!! I started watching your videos because I was researching the Transalp. Since then I bought one and have continued to watch you videos because of the modifications that you do to yours. I find it interesting to see how you do it and your follow up videos showing if it worked. Your honesty is refreshing. I also find it interesting when you talk about life in Japan and about it's culture. Keep up the great work! I will be watching.

Keep up the good work, I love watching your content. One of the few genuine youtubers 👍🏻

I really like your videos because I feel your genuine opinion on the things you talk about. I started with your videos on the SV650 and stayed for your personality. Thank you sir. Greetings from Italy, and I wish you the best of luck with everything!

How is the development of your subscribers? How long did it take to get to double your subscriptions? I mean in the beginning it's probably really diffcult but if you keep producing videos then eventually you will benefit. I'm not really interested in Japan nor the Honda Transalp. I stumbled upon your channel because of your SV650 video. And I eventually subscribed because of your voice. You're easy listening which is key. So good luck to you and merry christmas.

Bro, you are in a place inaccessible to most people, please show us the God damn monkeys =D..... no...for real... show us the monkeys, I wanna see monkeys, sightseeing and places to eat stuff, show us the places with unique stuff, the culture, oh oh and the monkeys....the transalp brought me here, and yes talking about a lot of motorcycles would be awesome, just reviewing every single japanese motorcycle is amazing..... but for real the monkeys made me stay... i will watch and like every single video I like the content... but MOAR MONKEYS....

The Transalp 750 is still a better bike than the T-7, we have them both and on and off road the Honda Transalp 750 is the bike I chose cause it’s more comfortable on the road and more flickable off road, and my weight I had to change the rear shock anyway on either bike so when I put on a TracTive rear shock and dialed in the front it’s better than most other middle weight bikes and as good suspension wise as the KTM 890 Adventure R, and I only chose the 890 over the Transalp for it’s punch in the power factor, but I will say for long distance the Transalp 750 is even up there where no other bike in its weight class can beat. Oh and I think your channel is awesome and keep safe.

Wow. I always assumed Japan was a more expensive country than Germany. But 1000$ getting you through a month does not sound that bad. Good luck to you. Regarding the subscription. Well there is not much motorcycling content in Englisch coming out of Japan and you seem like a nice fella. The video about dropping weight from the Transalp is a great idea. I hate heavy motorcycles and lowering it down to 190 kg from 208 kg sounds crazy. I'm very curious about how you want to achieve that. So I am looking forward to that video.

I live in the the US and spending Christmas here in Japan with my family. Personally I’m interested in motorcycle gear reviews and where to buy them in Japan. I went to Naps Adachi/Up garage in Tokyo. Bought myself some Tai Chi gear. Maybe some of your audience who are planning to visit Japan will be interested in this as well. Also can you tell us if there are places they allow foreigners to rent motorcycles and how much it would cost.

100% bullshit.

I don't understand the tail tidy trend. You're paying money to take a functional part off the bike...and it's one you can't even see when riding?

Pretty brave riding on the tractionators in the rain with the leaves. I didn't like them on the street, too slippy everywhere, even just when downshifting. I tried a dunlop trailmax missionn, that was worse in the rain. The only tire I've ever had that would kick sideways on asphault patches at 130km/h in corners with my loaded T7. Free-spin when you twist the throttle to pass cars lol. It's not like the T7 is a torque monster. Maybe they're good in hot countries? Try a set of shinko E805/804 if you can come across them. Or the Pirelli scorpion rally STR, they feel almost identical but 2% better in the twisties, 5% less offroad, much more expensive. Both can be ridden to the edge. That's my take on em anyway. TKC 80s approach dirtbike level traction off-road but they only last 20 minutes. I'm not sure you could push them in the twisties since I was a beginner on the street when I last ran those tires. Probably not, because they're noticeably softer to the touch and would squirm a lot I imagine. Sick riding in Japan. I always wonder how people end up living there, you know, from NA or EU. The trans alp looks significantly faster than the T7, sounds great too. Have fun.

I've been jumping from the OEM license plate holder to the tail tidy i have currently, and for the last year, i've accepted the tail tidy and all the dirt and mud that comes flying to my back/helmet, seat and all over the bike... i just wash the bike more often and changed the jacket from the tricolor Alpinestar Honda one i had from the Africa Twin to the black Andes V3 one... lolol all that beeing "said", you are right, it's not functional, just looks better and removes a little weight from the bike! Have a great christmas and ride safe!

The same reason many of us will never buy a Transalp. Just doesnt comed close to the tenere in other areas. Top heavy, you must have never ridden any adv bike over 1000cc

you do not need cruise control on offroad!

my honda atv ( 700xx)had 4 metal easy tabs for cover 1 screw for air filter , this one 9 screws + 5 for the filter , this is not progress

i go for bar ends UP. that is safer (you see more en better) than stock and down