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I think Tricity 300 aint worth it. Its the price of a class 2 alr, I might as well wait class 2 upgrade lel

Hey @regen7767! It's pretty common here in Singapore honestly, and I've tested many mount positions for the POV cam, the best is still the chin mounted cam. I don't think it looks stupid imo but then again you're asking a dude who turtles up in gear and rides a three wheeled bike LOL. Imo, I don't really care much for what others think, I think I'm way past that age already haha, just enjoy the ride and film your memories :)

SGD $8200 for just the machine

Yep I've added it to the description of the other video already :)

@@EigenMoto :) after watching your videos 3 days later Friday I am buying one. I am so very excited about it.

Hey enjoy the bike man! It’s been my daily driver for almost a year now. I’m going to be trying out gymkhana on it soon! 🤣

Oh this is the vlog of me filming the review. Its two different series

Ill add the link. I think because this video came out before the actual review video

Haha! I hope so, okay la, I dress pretty overkill on my bike XD so a bit outstanding

Haha! I was told by locals there they prefer Saigon because it’s two syllables, making it easier to say to people as compared to Ho Chin Minh City!

No not yet. Ive only changed the brake lever which costs 20 bucks. There is a whatsapp group of tricity owners who’ve had this bike near 10 years that you can ask for their experience. From what I know most of them just tao bao or go erzat lee or hong leong to fix

You can get it on Insta360’s website. or if you stay in Singapore, lazada and shopee has it

Haha yah, am a noob but slowly learn lor 🤣

@@EigenMotonot your fault. The wheels is more or less worn out.

Yeah, that day I think the track was crowded so the karts were quite used. was sharing with my friends also haha

A lot of go kart have been shut down, now only left in turf city.

End of the day, its not who is right, but who is alive. At least thats the mantra I go by as a rider

I cannot speak for Vietnam as I was only there for 1 week and I mostly stayed within district 1 which is generally quite a clean part of the city so I've mostly avoided seeing stuff like that there. As for road rage etc, I think Viet people are really nice, it's chaotic but their drivers are mostly patient and so are some of the other riders so I think that was okay for my 1-2 days of riding. Just note that this is a really small sample size so its a bit biased. However I can speak for my own experiences in Singapore. Road rage does occur often here, although not at the level of aggression as videos I've seen of the states (note, this is from YT riding videos I've watched of the states where people purposely antagonize riders). As for real life experences, I've driven from Boston to Canada before and around the main Boston city area and my general experience has been very pleasant. Driving in Singapore is way more stressful due to a lot of micro-aggressions and the lack of space (roads are far smaller here) but everyone tries to avoid being too agressive due to our tough laws. To answer your question about homelessness in Asia, in Singapore, we have very little homelessness. Like you barely see any and if you do, usually they are picked up by the govt and sent to homeless shelters. There are also very cheap rental public housing (around a $100 a month iirc) available to citizens. Albeit, the system is not perfect and some people still slip through the cracks, it is generally under control here in Singapore. A good book to read on this is "This is what Inequality Looks Like" by You Yenn Teo to really see the hidden side of Singapore. As for drugs, very few in Singapore at least, I'm not sure about other south east asian countries but generally because the laws here are super strict on drugs, they are clamped down very hard. It doesnt seem as rampant as what I see in videos of California etc. There's a lot of history of conflict in Asia, we may seem very peaceful on the outside, but there's a lot of small conflicts here and there due to the fact that Asians are not exactly confrontational generally. You can read about rivalries between China, Japan, Korea. Or even in south east asia where past conflicts between Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore have occured. It is a delicate peace we maintain right now.

@@EigenMoto Thank you for the information. I find it interesting to hear about foreign countries from people who are there and not news channels or television. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain these things to me.

Yeah. I agree with your take. Media these days is really not reflective of reality. It’s great to see somebody like you trying to understand the world differently!

I think the value in the X4 for me is the 60fps for 5.8k resolution. Right now I'm recording at 4k 60fps. You can see my latest video in vietnam that was almost fully filmed on the 360x3. I think quality is alright, but you can visually see the difference between the 360x3 vs iPhone/Osmo Action 4

Oh man, I was so nervous at the start. So many things to pick up on and needed to be alert at all times, but once you get into the flow of things, there is some beauty in the chaos over there!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!

Fantastic video 🎉 may i ask what cameras are used ? Cheers 🥂

Haha thanks! I used the insta 360 x3 and my iPhone 15 pro :)

Haha this one is my friend group. Maybe when I become a more seasoned rider then I can organize my own but for now I join other groups instead

Hmm not sure how to pin it but its the straight as you enter the trail

I think its fantastic in wet weather, however the tradeoff is that it is less manoeuvrable than the cubs and moped scooters (as they are skinnier).

Haha I think the Tricity 300 is a little too expensive and big tho. You definitely cannot split with the 300. the 155 is same size as the Nmax mostly so still pretty nimble in city traffic. I plan on making a follow up video on touring as Ive been doing that quite a bit

what you see is what I recorded. no edits. only exported from insta360 app

Do you have an example of the rig you are speaking of? Ill see if I have it

42 L haha. Tho I suggest getting a bit bigger. this bike is stable enuff. ( but u need to be able to handle the weight la)

No problem! If you do have questions, feel free to ask!

I think Taxis have to re-take a test every 3 years. but its a theory test iirc

Haha, this is my friend group. I do join public groups for rides though so maybe we’ll meet there!

Yeah! Its a good bike! You can join the tricity sg group if u wanna talk to other owners of this bike :)

Yeah I think I did shift left but not left enough, I should’ve anticipated a little better!

@EigenMoto these things happen the fact is keep calm and don't allow emotions to make you make bad choices! Just remember as a bike you are still entitled to the whole lane not just part of it.

Wow, how does it hold up in the cold? Haha its always hot here in Singapore

@@EigenMoto вообще отлично) зимнюю резину поставил и вперёд) жалко нет датчика температуры, мне кажется он не выходит на рабочую температуру))

@@grigchannel6142 That's good to know! I think if you can, give the 155cc a shot. It definitely rides way better than the 125cc due to the stronger pickup (At least according to the riding group of Tricity owners who used to ride the 125 version) But it's great that the 125 serves you well!

@@EigenMoto да уже задумался о 155сс особенно что есть тюнинг до 183сс К сожалению у меня 2016 год и там стоит мотор не от yamaha nmax, а какой то другой

Personally, no. The bike is really heavy, it needs the extra power of the 155cc to be decent enough. The 125 edition probably can’t do well on highways.

Uhh you can go Erzat Lee Tires, I currently still do my servicing at Hong Leong (Im ok to pay a bit more to not deal with sus shops). Theres several others that the Tricity whatsapp folks usuall go to as well

Haha I dunno man, maybe call up Yamaha official dealership and ask? Also I dun think this bike would sell as well as the Kupchai in MY.

Oh my Jacket is from Regina Specialities, Klim Induction. My helmet is from Chong Aik, shoei neotec 2

Haha sorry what do you mean by that?

Let me know your thoughts on it too!

@@EigenMoto I'll be using it during my next vacations to Thailand. I just wanted to check your video to be aware of any potential issue beforehand, but it seems like everything will be ok. A huge plus is that if in any scenario you are not happy with it (e.g rain) you can just remove it !

Yep! Ive just concluded my trip in Vietnam, works well so far! Lmk if you do face any issues, I’d be keen to know

Sure ​@@EigenMoto

Yep. The bike does not self balance!

Hey there! I would say it depends. In my opinion the 155 is sufficient IF AND ONLY IF you spend most of your time travelling in the city. The issue with the Tricity 300 is that it’s really a lot bigger than the 155. So you will have massive issues filtering to the front of the road if needed. Also maintainence cost of the 300 is going to be far higher than the 155. So not only is the machine price 3x but the maintainence cost will also rack up pretty quick compared to the 155.

@@EigenMoto Thanks! I think ill consider it since i can then get better gear. I want to use it to and from school and i also wanted to know if it handles potholes well, because on the way to school there are a lot of potholes.

I would say the 155 handles potholes pretty well (you can see my vlog episodes in malaysia, Ive travelled on dusty potholed roads there)

I had a 2017 Piaggio MP3 300 Business LT..brilliant bike..I did 40,000 miles on it with no mechanical issues. Also I had no real problem filtering through London traffic. However Congestion charge deemed that tricycles longer than 2m would psy £15 daily charge..catching this model and the Yamaha 300 model. The handbrake on my Piaggio was useless and kept being an MOT issue at £400 each time to fix. Also my steering bearings are beginning to go which is an £800 job to fix. Sadly for these 3 issues I had to sell a bike I loved and am now waiting for a new Yamaha 125 Tricity..the new adventure begins.

DM me or drop me an email. Ill send you the link

Oh Im just using a quadlock handlebar mount!

​@EigenMoto thanks bro.. I meant the bar u mount the quadlock on?

Im using the default Yamaha tires. Have not changed since leaving the dealership!

Thanks bro. Saw your review and got myself a tricity!

Haha no problem! Enjoy the bike! If you’re in SG you can join the whatsapp group too!

Thanks!! 😊

Thanks! I hope to put out more like this in the future!

Haha yeah! You in the tricity whatsapp grp?

Hope you enjoyed the commentary! Trying out something new with this vid hehe.

I am not too sure about this as I do not stay in the states!

Hey! I use the standard config (lens guard protector mode) on the x3. Perhaps I can direct you to the new lens guard that insta360 has launched. Its cheaper and I find it better than the sticky lens guard ua-cam.com/video/JrJmNvDDCHI/v-deo.html