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It's time to make a boring YT comment that we've all seen countless times, but DANG I thought I was watching a big youtuber here. I love the calm and concise vibe/tone and you're great for the camera (idk how else to word that I'm a native english speaker). Keep up the great work!

Had mine now for 5 years now, and in the summer it all I drive. People are constantly amazed by the amount of room in the trunk, especially when I get groceries. Great highway bike, the only thing I wish was that it had and extra 10-15 Hp. My last bike was a V-65 Saber with a 121Hp going to a bike with less than 1/2 the Hp has been challenging. All in all I love the bike.

6.19.24. If you think the brick is poor on fuel mileage, ride a 4 cylinder Goldwing.🎯

I liked the Lebowski reference. Great video though, the simplest breakdown of all the big home audio terms you see when looking up "best setups"!

Nice to see them without a brown seat and the frame hacked up

The side stand is designed to be bad

Tring to figure out if my pc can even do VR. is my buid even able too? GPU - AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT - Primary/Discrete VRAM - 8176 MB - GDDR6 2000 MHz CPU - Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10400F CPU - @ 2.90GHz 6 Cores RAM - 16 GB

My 1995 k1100lt is a gift that keeps on giving. Reliable as a … brick.

I have one of the very first made in 1983 August , it is number 000000249 and I got it new in 1984, my wife used to drive it more than I did. It is now 40 years old and officially a classic in the UK.

for those who need order: Device 1: Iphone 12 Device 2: Sony 1000xm3 tws Device 3: Sony 1000xm4 over ear Device 4: Wired Earbuds it's honestly suprising how bad the bluetooth method sucks, much more useful to just use 2.4Ghz

I JUST discovered this bike yesterday online April 25, 2024 and it's PERFECTION to me. I ride big bikes and scooters and this is right in the middle. 8:55 It's gotta be that indica !

Hello does somebody know if RX 6600 can run Half Life Alyx?

Just picked one up for $500 on marketplace. Valves were all in spec, no wear on the cam lobes. Rebuilding fuel injectors, replacing fuel pump and filter and waiting on a fuel sending unit. Then im hoping she will fire up

i have a K100 RT the without fairing on it.. amazing bike, runs and ride like a dream.

My dad just bought one for 150 bucks! It LOOKS nice, but haven't looked under any covers yet

True they are not fast on straight line race but on a twisty road they are great on handling

Poor mans Goldwing… same as GL-650 in the early 80’s. I had one new

He wish he was dank pods

The 'music' distracts from the narration.

Nice video. The longer I own my K100, the more I like it, its good to ride in its own way, sounds great and is easy to work on. I fixed all the issues, but nothing I can do about the weight, I got it with many issues due to previous owners, none of which were the bikes fault, but since sorting all of that its been super reliable. I even think I made it look great, though that is of course an individual opinion. ua-cam.com/video/EZt2c4SefRg/v-deo.html

The earlier GL500 and GL650 Silverwing Interstates also have some of the light touring bike characteristics as the PC800. Similar wind protection and comfort, but more open fairing-wise.

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1:12 "The kick stand sucks". I've heard that BMW may have deliberately made it awkward to use so that the bike is parked on the centre stand more often than not. The engine layout is susceptible to oil accumulating in the "top" of the motor if the bike is parked leaning to the left - check for a cloud of smoke on startup after leaving the bike parked on the side stand.

I had an k100 rt, and because of the higher steering you have less pain in the arms. I'm driving a k75rt now, and it's an 3 cylinder version. A bit smoother and less havy to manoeuvre. Nice thing to know is that the engine is a spin off from the Peugeot 106.

I disagree regarding S15 usage for surround or atmos duty. I have these setup for my surrounds and front atmos and the experience is just insane. Since these are matched to my front stage of S60 and S30 the transition of sounds in the soundstage is very natural. You also get the occasional gunshots in surround and having a thin sounding speaker just ruins your experience especially if you have beefy front stage. Intense scenes with transitions like helicopter or gunfight will sound wonky if you go with small surrounds. Besides with this you can keep the crossover and 80 for all speakers and this is always great, coz if you get small speakers and have to up the crossover for those speakers to 120hz for example that just ruins the bass quality and coherence.

Great Bikes.

activate windows buddy

Thanks for this, this card will definetly be an ungraded from my 960 💀

Whoop whoop

What CPU and ram ?

B1tch, I'm your competiton bottom feeder

I got the powera wired GameCube controller and it got stick drift very fast and I did not use it a lot so :(

Hi! Thank you for creating this video, but i do have a question. I think you didn't mention about the VR that you're using?.. I think... If you mention it well sorry in advance haha! but may i know the VR that you use? and how much? Thank you! :D

One word on how to buy a gcn controller:eBay

Yup I agree 100%. Most times you can build a little 2.1 or 3.1 setup for much cheaper than many soundbar systems and it sounds a lot better. I mean it's not that hard to connect up three speakers and a sub, and plug your stuff into the HDMI ports and into your TV. Pretty simple actually. I ended up getting a Sony receiver for like $249 and had some speakers that were handme downs from my dad and a sub. Sounds really nice with Blu-rays, can get way louder than my soundbar could.

Where can i purchase a PC800?

Excellent video. I'm looking at getting me one as I have a club ride next year across Australia from Melbourne to Western Australia (about 7500km each way). The SV1000 I have now could do it, but I'm not sure my body would cope. I'm looking at the full faired tourer. There seems to be a few with about 180,000kms on them for about $5000AUD. I believe that these kinds of km under the belt are not high for the engine, but if anyone has some clues about what gremlins to look out for, I'd most appreciate hearing from other riders. Keep up the good work.

Love my 2006 scion tc 200000 miles bought it for under 3k best purchase as it looks like it will last 10 yrs

I acquired a 1991 rs a few years ago with 24k on the clock. Does everything that I want it to do very well except being moved around in the garage, which closely resembles the combat scenes from game of thrones. A great low cost, good looking touring bike that won’t put you to sleep.

I never thought such handsome and gentle man has adventurous spirit.

Well done!

cool video😁

Que software usas para medir la temperatura?

Great content, but shaky video made me nauseous.

1200 rpm vs 2500rpm looooooooool

I have had 108 motorcycles so far. I’ve had two of these Pacific coast motorcycles. My first one was totaled with me on it while I was sitting at a stop sign waiting my turn on my morning commute to work. That was a 1990 Pacific coast. my second Pacific Coast that I replaced the first one with was like in this video, a black, 1994.. I commuted 26 miles a day six days a week usually for eight months a year here in Pennsylvania on that particular Pacific coast. It is the best motorcycle in the entire history of the universe for commuting.. in those 24 years of commuting. Not a single part ever failed on that motorcycle. The Pacific coast was designed by a team of designers from Honda that developed the Honda prelude. If you look at the trunk from the rear of this motorcycle, you can see the similarities. They were given the order to create a motorcycle, but it’s not offensive to people that do not like motorcycles. So the designers hid the engine, the wheels, and the sound. In great Britain, there are over 10,000 motorcycle couriers in London alone. This motorcycle Was used to not only as a courier, but also as a taxi in great Britain. Europe and Great Britain. Use motorcycles, much more than in the United States.. Some people can point to the fact that this motorcycle has a drum rear brake. A drummer brake is more than adequate. Who needs a 250 hp rear brake? I never had to change the brake shoes on my commuter on the Pacific coast. And commuting is harder on brakes and tires then riding on the interstate… these machines have 48 hp, water cooled.. self adjusting valves, I’m not sure if it has three valves or four valves per cylinder. But I know that it has two spark plugs per cylinder, which means, this motorcycle run on regular gas with no problem… I have only two minor issues with the Pacific coast. Small fuel tank, which is basically under the seat I think it’s not even 5 gallons, and it does not have a reserve position for a petcock. So when you run out of gas, you’re out of gas. The other little thing is, tire sizes. There are only two manufacturers that make sets of tires that fit these machines. Metzler and Dunlop… other than that, these machines are just about perfect. You can do 90 miles, an hour for hours on the interstate, and, you can hunt along at 5 miles, an hour in a parade. They are light on their feet, they have neutral handling. You will not feel any heat from the engine or radiator on you at all ever. This is the only motorcycle with that distinction. The Honda engineers have the heat from the radiator exhausting out of two ports, one on each side of the fairing. If you put your hand on there while you’re moving, you can feel the heat coming out of those exhaust ports for the heat. That is one thing I cannot tolerate on a motorcycle is excess engine heat. for years, I hoped that Honda would bring back the Pacific coast with some updates, such as, adjustable, suspension front and rear, a single front disc instead of two front discs. Who needs 400 hp brakes in the front when you can lock the wheel with a single finger with a single disc… I would like them to keep the drum brake in the rear. It’s more than adequate. I would like them to go to a more standard size set of tires like on 600 & 750 Sport bikes. Pretty much all of them take a 120 tire in the front, and a 180 in the rear on 17 inch wheels… I would also appreciate Honda coming out with a pacific coast with about 1000 or 1200 cc engine, heated grips, and a manually adjustable windshield height. Electric windshield adjustment is nice, but in my experience, once you said it, that’s where you leave it. One other little thing. The stock seat on the Honda pacific coast was too soft .. after two hours on the stock seat, you need to take a walk. I put a Corbin seat, which is much like a horse saddle on my Pacific coast, it was the best of the seven Corbin seats I have had over the years. Some of the Corbin seats I have tried are the worst I have ever owned. But the one that used to make for the Pacific coast was ideal. I would ride from Western Pennsylvania tooth, Bethany beach. just stopping twice for gas with that thin- firm corbin seat.. I sold my Pacific Coast in 2018.. That’s because I retired in 2016, and no longer needed a commuter. And besides, I had a GL 1800 Goldwing, a Moto, Guzzi, Norge, and a Suzuki V Strom, 1000 at the same time. It broke my heart to see my Pacific coast just sitting there after serving me for 24 years, without even blowing a fuse, many times I would ride to work in the rain as long as it wasn’t pouring. I always always rode to work if they said it was going to rain in the weather forecast, because about 90% of the time, it didn’t rain when they said it was going to… The Pacific coast saved me many many thousands of dollars in gas and wear and tear on my pick up truck in my wife’s car because those vehicles could stay home. working six days a week, commuting, six days a week, Saturdays were optional OT, which I never turn down, I was using about 3 1/2 gallons of gas a week.. If I was driving my pick up, that would be about 11 gallons of gas a week. Not only that, I took all the back roads… and if there were road closures, or the road was blocked for some reason, it was no big deal to turn around and go another way.. I tried a Honda, ST 1300, hoping that was an upgrade from the Pacific coast. That is T 1300 is a rolling oven that weighs. 750 pounds.. That motorcycle put more heat on my shins and crunch than any motorcycle I ever experienced. It was unrideable Because of the heat. At the same time, like I said, before, you could feel zero heat, pouring off of the engine or radiator on the Pacific coast. They really did a good job. When they were given the job of designing a motorcycle that did not offend non-motorcyclists. They forgot to make a motorcycle that was appealing to motorcyclists.. That’s a pity, because I truly tell people all the time, the Honda pacific coast is the best motorcycle design in the entire universe for commuting in all weather

the auto traslatio is pretty fun in Italian, especially the presentations

Worth an upgrade from a gtx 1660 super?

I have some seat time on the Honda PC800. I love the bike. It's a great little touring option but because I am over 6 foot it is just a tad cramped.

They screwed up by not calling it the SilverWing.