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Ben At Twigg Cycles
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Приєднався 25 вер 2017
Hey all! Thanks for visiting! These videos are an accumulation of me going over the various ATV’s, Motorcycles, Dirt Bikes, and Side x Sides we have to offer right here at Twigg Cycles. With a few clips of me and my personal adventures on my 2022 Indian Chief Bobber.
I hope the information and thoughts I have to share are helpful in your search for the perfect bike or four-wheeler.
I hope the information and thoughts I have to share are helpful in your search for the perfect bike or four-wheeler.
2024 Kawasaki Ridge XR HVAC - In Depth Walk Through
Hey all! Today we’re diving into the all-new Kawasaki Ridge XR HVAC. This new model packs a punch with Kawasaki’s all-new 4-cylinder 999cc engine. Easily tamed with variable power modes at the press of a button. The Ridge XR is extremely capable with 73.5 ft. Lbs. of torque, 2,500 lbs towing capacity, and a 1000lb. Bed capacity.
Stay warm and dry in the colder months with the Ridge fully sealed cab system and heater. In the warmer months, you can roll down the windows or crank up the A/C.
Looking to hit the trails with some friends? Lock the Ridge XR in Sport mode and release all 116hp that the Ridge has to offer. Doing some work around the Farm? Lock the Ridge XR into Work mode and load it down with up to 1,500 lbs overall payload, OR towing up to 2,500lbs.
What are your thoughts on the new Ridge XR?
@KawasakiUSA
Stay warm and dry in the colder months with the Ridge fully sealed cab system and heater. In the warmer months, you can roll down the windows or crank up the A/C.
Looking to hit the trails with some friends? Lock the Ridge XR in Sport mode and release all 116hp that the Ridge has to offer. Doing some work around the Farm? Lock the Ridge XR into Work mode and load it down with up to 1,500 lbs overall payload, OR towing up to 2,500lbs.
What are your thoughts on the new Ridge XR?
@KawasakiUSA
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Akrapovic Exhaust on 2025 Triumph Daytona 660
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Here’s a quick sound clip of the Akrapovic full exhaust on a 2025 Triumph Daytona 660! By far, one of the best sounded exhausts I’ve heard on a three cylinder motorcycle. @myAkrapovic
2024 Yamaha XMAX Recovery Mode - How to Start without FOB
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Hey all! This video shows how to start your Yamaha XMAX in the event that you’ve lost your FOB or the FOB battery has died. @YamahaMotorUSA
2024 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Voyager - Full Walk Around
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Hey all! Today we’re checking out the 2024 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Voyager. Personally, I believe this fully loaded touring motorcycle offers the best bang for the buck. You can’t deny, the Voyager is jam packed with all the amenities necessary for touring long distances at a fraction of the price. So what are your thoughts on the Voyager? @KawasakiUSA 00:00 Intro 00:46 Engine & Transmission 02:36...
2025 Suzuki King Quad 750 vs. 2025 Yamaha Kodiak 700
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Hey all! Today, we're checking out the 2025 Suzuki King Quad 750 and the 2025 Yamaha Kodiak 700. AS two of our most popular ATV brands, we get a lot of questions from folks asking what the difference is between these two, very similar, models. So..... lets break it down! Which one would you choose? 00:00 Intro 02:18 Engine & Horsepower 02:58 Towing & Hauling Capacity 05:08 Overall Weight 06:08 ...
2024 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 - Full Walk Through
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Hey all! Today we’re checking out the new 2024 Kawasaki Brute Force 750! Kawasaki brought a few changes to the table for 2024 so let’s dive in and check it out. What are YOUR thoughts on the Brute Force? @KawasakiMotorsEU
Triumph Bonneville T120 vs. Bonneville T100
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Hey all! Today we’re checking out the differences between the Bonneville T120 and the Bonneville T100. Although very similar, these bikes come in at different price points, with a few different electronic and mechanical features. Which one would YOU choose? @OfficialTriumph 00:00 Intro 00:52 Seat Height / Fuel Tank / Wheels & Tires 02:09 Engine & Transmission Comparison 04:40 Brakes & MPG 05:25...
How to Start a Triumph Rocket III without the Key Fob
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Have you recently lost your Key Fob or perhaps the battery is dead? Well here’s how to start your Triumph Rocket III withOUT your Fob. Hope this comes in handy! @OfficialTriumph
2024 Triumph Speed 400 - Walk Through - Accessories
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Hey all! Today we’re checking out this brand new 2024 Triumph Speed 400 which we’ve outfitted with a handful of Genuine Triumph Accessories. The components shown consist of the Fly Screen, Headlight Guard, Tank Pad, Luggage Rack, and Triumph Duffel Bag. We have sold several Speed and Scrambler 400 models so far and folks truly do love and enjoy these bikes. If you’re looking for an inexpensive ...
2025 Indian Scout 101 - Test Ride - Review
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Hey all! I had the opportunity recently to ride and review a brand new 2025 Indian Scout 101 Edition and what a BLAST! Indian did a phenomenal job sticking the to the roots of the Indian Scouts as we’ve all come to know and love them. But they have made tremendous upgrades to the bike. It truly is a completely new rendition from the ground up but the great thing is, it’s still very smooth, nimb...
2024 Triumph TF 250-X | Review
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Here's a HANDS-ON review from multiple riders on the all-new Triumph TF 250X! Our good friend Jake bought himself a brand new TF250 and we decided to take it to Tomahawk MX track in Hedgesville WV to test it out. While there, we asked a few other riders to take the bike for a rip around the track to see what they thought. ENJOY! 00:00 Intro 01:26 Jake & Tim first run 03:00 Jake & Tim thoughts o...
2024 Honda NX500 - In Depth Walk Through
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Hey all! Today we’re taking an in-depth look into the new 2024 Honda NX500. Check out video and let me know what you think! Specs: Engine Type: 471cc liquid cooled parallel twin four stroke Bore & Stroke: 67.0mm x 66.8mm Compression Ratio: 10.7:1 Valve Train: DOHC; four valves per cylinder Transmission: 6 Speed 520 O-ring-sealed chain; 15T/41T Front suspension: 41mm fork; 5.9” travel Rear suspe...
Triumph Daytona 660 - Full Walk Around
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Triumph Daytona 660 - Full Walk Around
Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster - Specs - Things to Consider
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Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster - Specs - Things to Consider
2025 Indian Scout Bobber - First Start Up - Exhaust Sound
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2025 Indian Scout Bobber - First Start Up - Exhaust Sound
2022 Indian Chief Bobber - 12,500 Mile Review - Upgrades
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2022 Indian Chief Bobber - 12,500 Mile Review - Upgrades
2024 Triumph Scrambler 400 X - In Depth Walk Around
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2024 Triumph Scrambler 400 X - In Depth Walk Around
Freedom Performance Combat Exhaust on Indian Scout Rogue
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Freedom Performance Combat Exhaust on Indian Scout Rogue
2024 Indian Scout Rogue - Accessories - Walk Around
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2024 Indian Scout Rogue - Accessories - Walk Around
2024 Triumph Scrambler 1200 X - In Depth Walk Around
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2024 Triumph Scrambler 1200 X - In Depth Walk Around
2024 Triumph Daytona 660 - Features - Specs - Comparison
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2024 Triumph Daytona 660 - Features - Specs - Comparison
2024 Kawasaki Ridge - What Is It?
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2024 Kawasaki Ridge - What Is It?
Triumph Tiger 1200 Semi Active Suspension
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Triumph Tiger 1200 Semi Active Suspension
2023 Kawasaki MULE SX XC LE - Full Walk Around - In Depth
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2023 Kawasaki MULE SX XC LE - Full Walk Around - In Depth
2024 Kawasaki PRO-FXR LE - Full Walk Around - Review
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2024 Kawasaki PRO-FXR LE - Full Walk Around - Review
2024 Polaris Xpedition XP 1000 - Review & Walkaround
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2024 Polaris Xpedition XP 1000 - Review & Walkaround
Triumph Bonneville T120 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride Edition
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Triumph Bonneville T120 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride Edition
2024 Polaris Ranger XP 1000 North Star Crew - Everything You Need to Know
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2024 Polaris Ranger XP 1000 North Star Crew - Everything You Need to Know
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Is the power steering supposed function in park with engine running or just in drive?
The power steering on these particular machines depends on the speed. Sitting still, you probably won't feel much out of the power steering.
Awesome Video!
Great Information!
My first thought was I need one.
@@unclebuck5051 😄😄 Right on!
Best advice is removing the godawful catalytic converter and the factory exhaust pipes. Instead replace them with the Norman Hyde catalytic converter-delete pipes, and the rear silencers also from Norman Hyde. You'll get more power, better acceleration, and better sounding exhaust notes over the stock setup.
Is that sequence only relative to that specific bike you tried it on?
This sequence will work on all Yamaha XMAX models.
I have the 2023 Voyager and i absolutely love it. More comfortable than my previous Goldwing. Put 14k on it in 8months, couldnt off of it. If something happen to mine i would purchase the same bike .
I am hesitating between the Suzuki Kingquad 750 2024 and the Kawa Bruteforce 750 2024. I do mainly hunting and hard working on my land. What do you recommend between the two?
La seule différence est le prix. Si vous avez l'argent la T120 fait tout mieux...
How many smart key fobs come with the rocket 3?
These bikes only come with one FOB however they all come with a spare key.
I would love to know where to check the oil from, I have a 97 Vulcan classic and it’s a nightmare to check the oil level in the side glass, you have to lie down beside the bike hold the bike upright with one hand and a flashlight in the other hand. I hope they’ve made it easier on the new ones.
Got a dipstick now
@@metricOIL that’s great thank you.
Would the upgrade seat be worth it, for an older gentleman whose bottom is getting more bony?
I've checked out a Rally Explorer 1200 with the lowered seat and I am 5'9" and I thought this could be done. It's a 23 model. Thank you for posting this
He likes eating mustache with every meal gross
I'm actually considering the purchase of a King Quad 750. I've never owned any other ATV other than a 1996 Honda TRX 400 Foreman and a Yamaha 49cc I purchased for my daughter when she was small. The 400 Foreman has been a phenomenal machine and remained reliable until about 2 years ago. Now, it seems to nickel and dime me to death. My only concern with the Suzuki is the CVT (belt) driven transmission not being as reliable as the conventional (mechanical) on the Hondas. I know the Rincon has a standard three speed with a torque converter where the Rubicon has the traditional gearbox. Whats your thoughts?
Hello, thank you so much for watching! My only opinion wit with the Hondas is if you do go with a Rubicon, get the DCT. The manual foot shift can sometimes be very difficult to get into gear until you run the four-wheeler around a good bit and warm things up. Even then sometimes they're a bear to get in and out of gear. The DCT (which my Family has owned two since 2005) is so much smoother and the new ones are even smoother than my 2015. It's incredible. And a lot of folks really like the solid gear driven transmissions in the Hondas. On the other hand, I can't say I've ever had a Customer mention anything about the belts slipping in their Suzuki. Everyone I have sold a Suzuki to has been above and beyond pleased with it. No issues whatsoever. I think Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha have done an excellent job with their CVT systems. As big of fan as I am of Polaris, they could learn a thing or two from the Japanese brands lol
just give us a god damn key and shove the fobs where the sun dont shine
Trying to decide between the KQ and a Honda Rubicon foot shift. Which will plow snow better?
@@lisaweaver7992 they’ll both plow equally well. Something to keep in mind, if you’re going with the Rubicon, get the DCT. The foot shift can be very cold natured and difficult to shift until you’ve warmed up the transmission enough by driving it around. A lot of folks think by avoiding the DCT, they’re avoiding more problems but in reality we generally dont see issues with the DCT or electric shift transmissions. But then again everyone has a budget and the foot shift is a big less expensive also. As someone who grew on nothing but Honda, I have to admit if I bought another ATV for around our property it would be a Suzuki.
Geez, that t100 price bs say a my-07 which is the better value?
I'd say a lot of that would depend more on what style riding you might prefer. In my opinion, the Bonneville makes for a much more comfortable, more versatile option with the fact that you can add luggage to the bike, windshields, and in my opinion it has a more comfortable riding position. The MT is going to be a little sportier in riding position and although there are luggage options available for those bikes, the Bonneville is a little more spread out. Just depends on the style of riding you may prefer. Everyone's different.
Great sound. Devisive aesthetics. For my tastes it looks unfinished.
How many digits?
How much does it cost?
Sounds good is it a street legal system?
Could you post a flyby exhaust note
Nice Review. I would mention that this motorcycle is very top heavy. I owned one and loved it. The biggest issue I had was a constant awareness of the weight, especially in slow maneuvers. Taking this motorcycle off the side stand, if you are not sitting on it, is not for those lacking upper body strength.
Looking forward to the pearl white.
Just like to say all the modifications you have done to this bike looks stupid. You have totally ruined the
Just like to say you have totally ruined the look of this bike. Just looks wrong. Stupid exhaust, handlebar, seat, ever mod you have done looks stupid. This speedmaster is designed to look like a classic motorbike. What a mess you have made.
A 750 that doesn’t come with a winch is just weird. The diff having to be held in seems like a good idea as I’m always worried about accidentally switching mine on without noticing.
it was already amazing looking bike but those small changes made it more aggressive and clean
same price, this is a nice review to help me decide
Hi from Sweden, just found your channel & subbed, Started a channel myself this year riding a Vulcan S but want to eventually get its bigger brother , enjoyed the vid ,Cheers
Best bike i have ever ridden the ultra classic was nowhere near this bike there is one in my home town the owner has put 200.000 km on it i was impressed
Why does it sound like you have a bad bearing/spacer in your primary case or possibly clutch basket, you can hear the turn over rate of the engine over the exhaust. Sounds like the bearing or race/spacer is bad.
@@kingmamba8910 it’s just my low quality camera audio unfortunately
These things have been calling my name lately. I am really considering either one of these or a vaquero. You can get an auxiliary bluetooth adapter. Plug it in with the aux adapter on the bike then wireless connection to your phone. They are like $20 on amazon.
Even better is the wireless Bluetooth from Vulcantunes. Their wireless Bluetooth works with your handlebar controls and radio display. So whatever is playing on your phone shows on your radio display. You control volume, next track and previous track via your stock handle bar radio controls. Cost was like $109 with tax and shipping.
The suzuki needs to come standard with a better front bumper not just plastic 🙄
How is the power steering?
Mine works really well.
What price is
I have a 450, my buddy has one as well, and they really do have 500cc type power. We basically abuse ours, pulling and hauling super heavy loads, winching them through just terrible bogs, through water etc. and we both destroy axles and not infrequently. Its just a consequence, in my opinion of having that much power on a lighter drive train. But that lighter weight has some real advantages too. Its harder to get it really buried and easier to get it out once you do. Maybe just put in heavy duty after market axles after trashing the stock ones , or just treat your machine nicer than we do!!!
My 2023 Yamaha Kodiak 700 se. Is an amazing machine. I absolutely love it. I have larger tires and full skid plating . I trail ride here on Vancouver island. Logging roads and mountains. Rivers and oceans. It’s an absolute beast and definitely will exceed my abilities and courage level. Can’t recommend enough. I never ridden a Suzuki buy have friends that do. You honestly go wrong with any of the Japanese brands In my honest opinion.
Just my opinion but i never cared for the yamaha looks . looks like something from the 90s . Definitely needs a refresh even if it’s just the plastic like the brute force got . Keep the reliability but make it look better
same ATVs as last year they just put 2025 on it
I own a 2021 grizzly xtr and a 23 king quad same as this one. For trail riding, the grizzly has better power steering and suspension. The king quad has a smoother more refined engine feel and engagement. The heavier steering on the king quad makes working with it easier when steering it actually goes where you want where the grizzly will push with a load/trailer hooked up. My king quad came with a 5 year warranty, free winch also.
so king quad better?
@@brianvera2353 I am curious as well. About to pull the trigger on a King Quad and have never been around them. Currently own a 660 Griz and 700 Kodiak. Both been bulletproof. Can get the KQ for about $2K cheaper. Really tempted. My biggest concern is the ride quality. I have heard they are harsher than the Grizz/Kodi
I bought a King Quad brand new in 06. I asked the dealership about cold weather starting problems. He said he was unaware of it. Yeah, 20 degrees and you're walking. What a pile of crap! You couldn't give me a Suzuki! Weak wiring harness. Yamaha makes quality stuff.
@@philjenkins2320 Things have come a long long way since 2006, but glad you’re enjoying your Yamaha! Ride safe.
Honest review good job
Thank you!
10 year warranty on a $100 belt is not a big deal, imo. It's just marketing and a lot of people fall for it. Suzuki's CVT is just as good or better
Exactly i’m sick in tired of seeing comments that yamaha is the better choice because of a 10 year belt warranty that i have heard has been denied by yamaha
There's a few thing the spec sheet doesnt tell you. I had a king quad before and I'd be happy with either of these machines. The king quad is geared taller but has an even better clutch/belt set up than the yamaha. They dont have a 10 year belt warranty but they dont wear out unless you dunk it in mud. The taller gearing makes it feel less snappy on take off but low goes a little faster so it's not all bad. The suzuki also needs inner fenders fabricated for it, if you can see the sides of the rad mud/water splashes onto it plugging it quickly. I've built a few sets for friends, it's easy to do, the yamaha has the rad better protected stock. This sounds trivial but over heating non stop on rides sucks.
Tubes or tubeless??
Tubeless.
Where’s the air filter located???