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Ugh it is the bane is my existence… but you right lol

@ I’m about to buy a CFMOTO 700clx, it has auto cancelling signals, not that I need them of course 🤪🤣😂

Ohhh congrats! That should be a BLAST to ride 👌🏼

Love it!!

lol LOTS of time planning and editing clips on this one

Hey glad you enjoyed it! I’ll see what I can do to fix that, and I appreciate the feedback!

@ yeah man keep em up! thanks for not taking it the wrong way though 🙏

Woh quite a collection you have! What are the other 3? And I do love the scrambler 900, probs my favorite bike I’ve owned.

Also working on a video right now about the triumph modern classic lineup, check back Thursday or Friday 😂

Hey, glad you enjoyed it!!!

lol hey, to this day I still find that every once in a while I leave it on lol

Yes yes exactly!

On my opinion every bike handles differently but weight is a huge contributing factor. My triumph scrambler weighs over 500 lb with a full tank and fluids so it is a fairly heavy bike but it is manageable because it is relatively low to the ground. The weight is just something to get use to and is more of a hassle at slow speeds but none the less something that with a little practice you will get use to and overcome quickly. If you are a new rider I would always recommend something lighter though as counter steering is easier and so is maneuvering at slow speeds.

@ thank you

No they actually worked perfectly without lengthening them. I did almost add a riser and that didn’t work so thought about getting longer ones but have not

@@MOTOStruck thx, I don't want to bother you but I have another question :))) I looked into the Protapers and now I don't know which bend to choose there are a number of different bends (CR High Bend, CR Mid Bend, ATV High,Low,Mid, KX High Bend and the list goes on..) what bend did you go for? A BIG THANK YOU! Tschüss!

All good boss! It’s actually linked in the description of all my videos (#11)

I do like riding up there! Ya it is amazing how different bikes will handle so differently! I kinda had the same experience going from a Honda rally.

Also, I have some issues with GoPro Hero 10 Black + media mod + mic -- when it's not freezing all the time (I've formatted cards clean inside the camera), then it's recording wicked distorted, choppy, and inconsistent audio. Lost so many solid chunks of footage this way. Do you have/have you had these issues at all? If so, what's the fix? Your audio sounds great!

Pretty sure they were an Amazon sale find 😂

I have not had any of these issues, I’m just using the media mod to a splitter with a purple panda mic and another no name pic to capture motorcycle sound vs my voice. The only thing I will say is that I did buy a memory card specifically made for video, could try that?

I agree... any chance you can look up the order history and see what they are?

I agree! Any chance you could look in the order history and let us know what they are?

That is awesome and I’m glad your enjoyed the video! I’d say you’ll learn more with practice but never to force yourself to lean into a turn, just let it happen naturally and counter steer as you go. The other thing is to look at where your tires are wearing and if it’s near the edge you may be pushing to to the limit already

So sorry if you didn’t enjoy the video

It is a Triumph Scrambler 900, fantastic bike

​@@MOTOStruck I love my 900 street twin.

It’s just one from Amazon (link in the description) but yes it does make such a difference!

lol ya there are SO many in Atlanta

No all the cables stayed where they were, the link to the bars is in the description in case you want the exact same ones and I do love the way I fit on the bike (I’m 5’9)

@@MOTOStruck thank you!

Good stuff, I’ll have to check out a few of your videos

Oh FPV, noice.

lol it’s a work in progress! Do you also have the 900?

@@MOTOStruck yes, scrambler 900.

Agreed!

☝🤓

It’s a Triumph Scrambler 900!

Thanks for the support/advice! I am looking into new in helmet mics if you have any suggestions?

Glad you enjoyed it!

lol thanks for catching that

lol ya Harley’s have gotten a bit out of control haha

Agree with you on that one, what a great way to put it! And bigger is not always better I had a monkey and that was a blast but I do enjoy having the power to get me out of situations created by other riders here in Atlanta! That said riding a slower bike fast is 100% better than riding a fast bike slow so ppl with the 1000cc sport bikes is asking for trouble in my opinion!

Yes it is just a cheap one off Amazon (link in the description)! It does help quite a bit and also keeps the wind from buffeting so it help my audio when making these videos

@@MOTOStruck nice, I need to install one for my Triumph scrambler 400X, didn’t know this existed till now, thanks dude.

What a great outlook and love that you’ve found riding as a hobby! 100% agree!

One way or another!!

Congrats, my dude! Where do you like to ride most? I am using a GoPro media mod hooked into a purple panda mic

@MOTOStruck I mainly ride on small town backroads. Not too much highway stuff. So your mic inside your helmet pretty close to your mouth?

Ya way more enjoyable on the back roads anyways! Yes it is tucked right inside my right cheek pad so not directly infront of my mouth. Also using a full faced helmet which blocks most of the wind noise until you get up over 55-60 mph

​@MOTOStruck I see. I have a full face helmet as well. I recently purchased thr dji action 4 along with the dji mic 2. Just waiting for my helmet mount to come in. I'm curious how it will sound compared to yours. Your setup seems legit. I really dig the sound setup.

Love it and can’t wait watch one of your videos

lol that it will, still trying to think of a good way to get extra bags/luggage on the scrambler without it being lopsided

Hey @ripmax333, it’s these (also linked in the description): Pro Taper Contour Handlebars 1-1/8" - www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/pro-taper-contour-handlebars-1-18?

@@MOTOStruck oh sry I didn't checked the description..my bad.

You are right, I have not crashed and have only been riding for a few years so I may not have the credentials. That said, I am simply encouraging anyone who rides to buy the gear that they will actually take the time to put on and wear each time they go out (as safe as you can be as some gear is better than none).

lol I find this so funny as I’m constantly in Alabama for vehicles from boats to bikes lol

Agreed! But also find the gear you will actually end up wearing!

lol I mean simply planning for what could eventually happen based on your risk tolerances?

Agreed! The question for me and everyone else is about what gear you can get that you will actually end up wearing and to your point there is gear for everyone even if it is a more casual looking armored piece!

@@MOTOStruck the least intrusive combo my friend wear is an Armored jeans & hoodie, along with dainese suburb shoes. He put D3O ghost in there and its barely noticable. He wears it all the time, even when he isnt on a motorcycle because its not a hassle to put on. if it rains he just put a raincoat over his sweater and boom waterproof obviously there are extremes to ATGATT like full track suits and boots but i feel like those are ment for doing trackday or illegal speeds, not some casual riding getting to the store and back

@RicPuzzles I am so glad you enjoy them! Experimenting with posting every Thursday or Friday (or both?)! Also I’m a bit jealous of riding in New Zealand, I can only imagine you have some pretty epic routes around you? It is on my bucket list! Good to hear you are riding safe!

lol my guess is that it will be a while before that happens! Ride safe!

One thousand percent!

@@wbwills2 I live here at Eastern North Carolina.Very warm I cringe every time I see guys on Harley's with shorts and flip-flops.It's amazing.I would never take that chance, won't pants?Boots, and maybe my light leather jacket shirt.No tank tops no shorts no flip flops

Ohh it is beautiful there! I don’t get it either

Love to hear it!

@CTallant thank goodness! I really don’t understand the folks who don’t wear one, IF for no other reason then to just lessen wind noise and or listen to music etc…. Seems like the easiest thing you could do to create the most safety. I’m here in Georgia and you have to here too.

Love to hear it and I really appreciate the support, cheers!

@@MOTOStruck from Russia with love 🫶

What sort of bike do you ride?

@@MOTOStruck gsxr and drz

@michaeledwardlenzi I love that phrase “pay up by gearing up”. Just out of curiosity, do you wear full moto track suits or protective jackets/pants?

@@MOTOStruck I wear a perforated Vanson leather jacket, padded moto jeans(when in the city), an airbag vest and leather racing pants(for high speed highway work), Daytona 2 piece racing boots, full face helmet and riding gloves. Sometimes it is a pain in the ass. But I treat it like a fireman, cop or soldier would. Discomfort in the near term for a bit more peace of mind. Riding for many years has taught me that road rash is terrible, severly bruised or broken elbows and knees are to be avoided and broken ribs are a bummer. I cover the bases and keep my head in it when I ride. It is the game of having fun and staying upright to ride again.

I have not had the chance to get an airbag vest yet! Love the commitment to safety, we need more riders like you!

@@MOTOStruckIt is a selfish thing for me as in take care of myself. I firmly believe in the idea of riding your own ride. Each person makes their own choices. Be safe out there!

@loosingparts6159 I too find it hard to find people my age to ride with and most times end up riding alone which I still enjoy but it would be fun to have motorcycle friends! I rarely venture outside of Atlanta and don’t enjoy riding on the highway so I’m sure that limits my riding buddies.

@robg521 that it is! A bit on the heavy side for moving around at slow speeds but still one of my favorite bikes!

So glad you enjoyed it! This was one of my favorite videos to make!