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Marco G, Motorcycle Tips & Trips
United States
Приєднався 15 кві 2020
Welcome to Marco G Mc Trips & Tips.
I created this channel for motorcycle enthusiast like myself. I want to encourage male, females, amateur and seasoned riders to put safety first and to help you keep your bike in top notch shape. I will take you along with me on joy rides to give road strategies and tips to help you be the best and safest motorcyclist possible.
I got tired of paying mechanics and I want to save you money by showing easy DIY repairs you can do yourself!
BE SURE TO HIT THAT LIKE & SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS! And we will see you in the comments. God Bless!
I created this channel for motorcycle enthusiast like myself. I want to encourage male, females, amateur and seasoned riders to put safety first and to help you keep your bike in top notch shape. I will take you along with me on joy rides to give road strategies and tips to help you be the best and safest motorcyclist possible.
I got tired of paying mechanics and I want to save you money by showing easy DIY repairs you can do yourself!
BE SURE TO HIT THAT LIKE & SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS! And we will see you in the comments. God Bless!
Slow Down Stopping at a Light or Stop Sign is an Important Skill to Master!
Mastering the Slow Down Stopping Drill is crucial for every motorcyclist, whether novice or experienced. Practice regularly to build confidence and ensure full control when stopping at lights and stop signs.
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FORK OIL! The Forgotten Oil!
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The Fork OIL is the most forgotten oil of all oils on a motorcycle. When do we replace it? Watch this video to learn when. Marco G
Straight Cone Weave
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Straight Cone Weave is an important skill one needs to stay Safe on the road to go around unexpected objects. You need to practice Counter Steering for this skill. So, take your time and practice, this will help you to build your confidence.
Finding the starting point of your Friction Zone and its importance!
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Learning the beginning of your Friction Zone. Learning the feel and how manipulate the traction from the beginning of the friction zone, in between the zone to Full engagement. Also being able to balance your motorcycle. Every motorcycle Friction Zone is different. So, Practice, Practice! Don't forget to share a comment, Like, and Subscribe. Thanks, Marco G
This Motorcycle Battery is the only one you need. The Yuasa, AGM Battery!
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This Yuasa Battery is the only battery you need to buy for your motorcycle. Because of the quality that Yuasa puts in their batteries and the engineering research. The life of any battery starts when the electrolytes are added to the battery. To avoid shelf-life lost, I will show the popper way to activate your battery and how to maintain the life of your battery. Remember, to make sure you pur...
Why Champ-Street is crucial course for beginners and season riders?
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This video is about course that every rider should take with Yamaha Champ School. There are online courses and also courses with professional race instructors teaching track racing and also for street riding. The same track racing principle also applies in street riding especially in curves, twisties, mountain and canyon riding. Why not learn from professional race riders? Today's motorcycles a...
Hand Wind Guards
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Wind Guards Deflectors deflect the Wind Chill off your Gloves. Driving long distances after a while your glove material can get real cold cause of the direct wind hitting them even though you may have eclectic grips, battery operated gloves or just warm gloves. This Helps Alot so you could still ride in the cold.
Motorcycle Dual Cam. Vsysto F4.5X DVR with Continuous Recording.
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The Vsystro DVR Cam is a Great Safety tool on your Motorcycle. I will show you how it works and how easy it is to install it yourself. Also, I will show you the videos on how the cam records. Remember this is a continuous recording system so as soon you start your motorcycle until you turn it off, you have the recording. Good for court cases if needed or just showing your video. So, Follow Me!
Viking Saddlebags, with Key Lock!
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Viking Saddlebags has a top Key Lock to keep your personal items safe. Quality leather bags. Easy to install. Looks Great
SaddleBag Quick Release
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SaddleBag Quick Release makes it convenient to remove your saddlebags for easy cleaning and for repair or maintenance on your motorcycle. It's really easy to install.
Motorcycle Brake Fluid Flush!
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A Critical maintenance, Ignored often on Motorcycles. As much as we use our brakes, they Heat up to high temperatures and condensation build up in time. The cause of brake fade and brake failure.
Final Drive Oil Change.
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What Type of Oil use and when to change the Motorcycle Final drive oil. My motorcycle happens to be a Suzuki Boulevard c50t, but it's the same for any motorcycle that is shaft driven.
Motor Oil Vs Motorcycle Oil. Why You NEED to us ONLY Motorcycle Oil?
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By NOT using motorcycle oil in your Engine, you are causing premature ware on your clutch, Transmission and Engine. Automobile oil will break down fast in motorcycle engine because it runs hotter than cars, faster RPM reach, Transmission goes through high stress points and causing the clutch to ware and brake down faster.
Sticky Gas Cap Relief Valve?
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Maintenace on a vented gas cap can save you from unaware issues.
Saddlemen Seat, are They Good as They Say?
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In this video I am covering Saddlemen Motorcycle seats. Are they worth purchasing and are they that comfortable for long rides? saddlemen.com
all good....but those boots...hhhhmmmm
I downshift too. I'd rather be ready to accelerate safely out of trouble at any time. As you said, "No abruptness" is key. We can stop much faster than most car drivers and many times they aren't paying attention. If we stop at consistent and gradual speed, it forces the cars to match our speed. Obviously, if something jumps out, emergency stops are required. Just try to avoid abrupt braking when possible
Great job whenever you go to get your endorsement on your driver's license at the DMV I'm sure that cones are a lot closer thank you for sharing your video look forward to more of your videos
Some bikes will have a drain bolt at the bottom of the forks making it incredibly easy to change the oil. Just drain, put a little bit of fresh oil in and pump the shocks to flush everything, drain again, and top up. For bikes without the drain bolt, I use a tube and huge plastic "syringe" to pull out as much oil as possible, same procedure with a little fresh oil and pumping shocks etc. For me this aligns with every 2 years roughly, saves me having to rebuild the forks that much more often.
If fork oil is meant to be changed so often then manufactures should make this an easier process. It's hard to self service without a headset stand and some decent skills to pull apart the forks etc. I asked about changing the oil on my 2015 Honda vfr800 and was told it was 'life time' and didn't need changing which totally confused me? It's getting changed next service only because I said I wanted it done (60,000 km).
That battery is a trash. Only last 2 yrs just like the ordinary cheap batteries
Nice! She looked great
Great video, I always make sure I can undo the filler before undoing the drain.
"Straight"
Thank You very much for catching that and letting me know. I was able to fix it. I had others look at it before loading it, I guess we missed it. Again, Thanks. Marco G
How you like the seat after 1 year off use ?
jrgrajales73, I still enjoy the Saddlemen Seat. I still recommend it because it's comfortable even after a long ride. the seats molds to you the longer you ride because of the gel is under the pad of the seat. Also, the back of the seat holds you in place keeping you anchored, so it doesn't let you slide back in the seat and causing you to hang on the handlebars. My Suzuki original seat was comfortable, but I slid back slightly in curbs and at accelerating, I don't have that problem with the Saddlemen. So, answering you question. I enjoy it even after a year. Thanks for asking. Drive SAFE. Marco G
Good teacher 💪
Cool vid dude
My bags wobble on the mounting point. How can I fix this? I've tried to offset it with washers but it's still wobbles
Sorry I missed your message. I'm not near my motorcycle to check it to see how I adjust mine. I will get back with you soon.
How are they holding up? How many miles you got on them?
Lovely bike you have there. I have the Vsysto S2 on my NT 1100 . I have made 2 camera housings with Perspex lenses to protect the glass camera lenses which are prone to being hit by stones and other debris. The lenses stay pefectly clean I just wipe the perspex now and then. Very well described, and an essential addition to any motorbike. Sub and like duly added. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
Hi .just watched your vlogg..can you tell me if the screen stays live or does it shut down after a time limit when in use..many thanks
The screen is controlled by your settings. In settings you set how long you want it to stay on. Also, you can see your cameras on your phone with the app. Drive safe.
3:15 SUV connection? Lol.
very informative - thanks. Nice bike too
Great video. Always better to do it yourself, save money, and learn something about your machine along the way!
No they are not comfortable, 30 minutes and you are ready to get the hell off of it.
Great job, Marco
Thanks a lot!
Great video
Thanks!
Cool video Marco G
it is video is very good
Marco is the Man.
…the man, the myth, the legend
Awesome video very detailed
Good job
excellent friend, very interesting
Thank you! Cheers!