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So all I have done is lowering springs and camber bolts. I like the camber bolts but I plan on moving to a full coil over set up later on

@@batistamedia2139 have you ever dealt with the stock caster at all or have any idea where you could adjust that? I see bolts for it and im trying to get into light drifting on a track and just needed a bit, thanks for the info however!

So as I’m replying I ran out to see something on my Mustang. I have caster camber plates that were installed I guess by the person I bought it from. So id rather do my camber adjustment with that and set the caster more positive so that way I can feel a difference the next time I hit the track

Might want to research a lil bit more before you comment. You CAN set camber while the suspension is not loaded. You need to do more calculations like taking full droop into account. It’s just another method of doing it. But no by all means tell all the rest of the people who actually track our cars we are wrong. 😑

@@batistamedia2139 on the ground loaded is the correct way, the other way/ guessing is not correct way . I am a ' real ' technician, not a UA-cam expert.

@randellgribben9772 Never said I was an expert. But 🫡 good for you.

Assetto Corsa Competizione. You don’t have to be they have console versions too. Just not crossplay.

@@batistamedia2139 I've got competizione on Xbox but assetto is a bit empty on console

@Twofrogsonecup I do remember seeing that the players online was a little low on Xbox. Not sure why as it works pretty good on console.

@@batistamedia2139 yea I really enjoy assetto corsa on console, but assetto on PC is a lot more attractive since you can install mods and basically drive anything anywhere you want to, like the no hesi maps really blew up and that kind of gameplay isn't possible on console, I'm getting a PC soon specifically for assetto and to emulate older games, so maybe I can experience pure automotive freedom like others

@Twofrogsonecup Assetto Corsa is great for that. I jump back and forth depending on if I want to race a GT3 car or my own Mustang. I do need to get a shifter for my moza setup. It’s a rabbit hole haha

And it works! Man I’m sick of these “oh you gotta have the best sim rig” people. Nah I’d rather use that money and actually hit the track lol.

Have you fixed your problem?

Nope I had camber bolts on it. Although I’ll be going to coil overs soon and adjusting camber that way. Not sure if I trust the bolts but it was cheap haha

To put it this way...I was couch bound for about two months. Any movement was excruciating. I had to walk with a cane and even that I could only do for about 5 minutes at a time. All that to say I don't remember how big it was haha but it was causing some serious constant pain.

I like it but usually only run it during the colder months to get the cold air to kinda go around me haha. The link below should bring ya to it. www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/givi-a2132-windscreen-yamaha-fz-09-mt-09-2017-2018?sku_id=1330801

thanks a lot, im actually thinking of lower the front like you mentioned at 6:31 but I wont lower my bike at the back, not sure what gonna change, would like to have your thought, thanks!@@batistamedia2139

@hkbornin1995 If you lower just the front from what I’ve read is that it will make the bike turn more easily. I wouldn’t make too drastic of a change in the front end unless you are lowering the rear as well.

So he did say that I should take it easy especially early during recovery. After the recovery period I still was very careful and did not lift heavy weights. The most I did was a lot of walking since my right leg was significantly weakened due to the injury. Then I want to say a year and half after my surgery and many visits to the chiropractor my x-rays were showing that there was actually more space between my L5S1. So with that I started to lift weights. The stronger your core and back muscles are the more support your spine has.

@@batistamedia2139 Thank you for the response!

I think that’s next. That’s when you have an instructor in the car with you right?

Regular traffic? So what do you drive then?

@@batistamedia2139 Regular traffic, a 2016 camaro ss

Whatever you say man. A Nissan Altima is regular traffic.. V8 muscle cars are not. Somebody lied to you 🤣

@@batistamedia2139 I think it just depends on where you live because where you live muscle cars, bmw sports cars and nice mercades suv's are super common. and are like regular traffic. the porches , aston martins and the few ferraris are what turn the heads.

Don’t get me wrong exotics are nice but I could care less if my car turns heads or not. If you got what you got and ripping on track and backroads make you smile that’s all that matters. Trust me people care more about if you can drive the car then what type of car it is. I guess it depends on what community you’re trying to fit into. The car community or the “hype” community.

It’s the Givi A2132. I got it from Revzilla.

I think the most I paid for a full tank is like 13-15 bucks

It almost got me bro 😂

Your so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Haven’t felt a difference other than the bike is lower. I’ve heard this multiple times yet the bike still carves like it did before lowering it.

When I initially had the surgery yes but you’ve be post surgery for a while now so you shouldn’t have weakness in that leg anymore by now. I’d consult a doctor to see what’s going on.

Im going to subscribe and like because this is awesome content! Wow

Thank you so much for the support! I'll do my best to keep them coming!

Microdiscectomy on my L5S1

Thanks bro!

www.t-rex-racing.com/Yamaha-FZ09-MT09-Lowering-Link-kickstand-p/ks73-14combo.htm

The site should take you to both the lowering kit and the adjustable kickstand. I’d grab both of you can.

www.t-rex-racing.com/Yamaha-FZ09-MT09-Lowering-Link-kickstand-p/ks73-14combo.htm

I’m going to make a video on the adjustments I’ve made but the link above is to the lowering kit plug the kickstand. I believe the drop is 1.5” in the back. On the triple tree I just lowered as far as it can go.

I mostly do stationary bike like a pelaton or pro form for cardio. Weights I’m limited to my 50 pound dumbbells for now. Hoping to get a power rack here soon. I’ll lift for an hour or so and cardio I’ll do about 30 minutes.

You’ll be tip toeing most likely as I’m 5’7” and was tip toeing before I lowered my bike.

Your inseam height it what matters

This! Yes it does, I mentioned this in my newer video on lowering the FZ. This video I didn’t really do a good job on hitting all the points on lowering your bike 😅

Is it happening often? If so then I’d probably give your doctor this information. I know I felt some ghost pains after mine but they went away. Just to be safe consult your doctor.

I’m 5’7” lol

So until I seriously started working out I waited for a full year. I feel fine doing the workouts just if I do feel anything funny I’ll skip and try picking it up the next day.

I did end up bringing the triple tree down as well

@@batistamedia2139 How much did you bring the forks down?

So how did you adjust the front forks to match the rear drop?

I think it was about 8 to 9 weeks. If you were in pain before the surgery what you will feel is nowhere near that pain. It’s more of a soreness. As for seriously working out I didn’t for a couple months.

I mean I served five years in the Marine Corps after mine but I did re-herniate. BUT I will say that was mainly from me not taking care of myself so it could be different for you.

I'm glad your surgery went well though! Seems like we both had similar situations because I couldn't do anything without being in severe pain. I don't understand why the ER is like that. It's nuts! You would think they would at least refer you to someone.

Sad part is the ERs thinks we’re just trying to get drugs like dope head.

@@benjaminhurmx I’m an ER nurse, and I’m currently 6wk post op with this surgery. I can tell you I’ve had back pain for the last 10 years. I have people come in all the time with back pain. If it’s been over 6months of back pain, I will tell them they need to see their primary to get a referral to a surgeon or specialist. The ER unfortunately isn’t going to fix a herniated disc. The medications ( narcotics) aren’t even going to touch the pain in the back or legs. I know both professionally and personally. I will say this though. If anyone has back issues and lose control of bladder function or limb movements, that’s a different story and that is emergent and most likely will result in an emergent surgery the next day ( this was my case) and I’ve seen it like that prior to myself. Thank you for the video my friend, I’ve been trying to be positive throughout this whole journey.

@@landonlalor4239 I had the surgery and very happy with the results so fare. I lost a lot of strenght but the pain is so much more tolerable. Still a long road ahead but I feel great.

I’m working on a video that shows most of my workouts. I’m limited on equipment in my garage but I’m hoping to change that soon. I would stay away from deadlifts like you said. Back extensions, Romanian deadlifts(with dumbbell low weight) a little easier on the back, and abs. I mainly do the Romanian and ABs right now.

Hello! Is it a soreness or sciatic pain? I only had soreness due to the fact I wasn’t using my leg when I was injured so when the sciatic pain went away and I started using that leg again my muscles in the leg got sore.

Yes soreness.

Since it’s soreness I’d say that’s normal. Before the surgery did you leg hurt to the point you didn’t really use it?

Im just super anxious about reherniation. 😔

Yeah I was too when I got my second surgery. The only reason I think that that happened for me is I was in the military. So that took a toll on my back. If you are attentive to how you pick things up and strengthen your back and core muscles then you should have less chance of reherniation. Just make sure you allow yourself to recover first.

Oh most definitely man. You will be able to do what you want after you recover. Just gotta be very attentive to how you do things is all. I did a whole enlistment in the Marines but due to that I think it made my chance for re-herniation higher. But running and basketball you should be fine. Good luck on your surgery!

What should I do after surgery? I don’t wanna take heavy pills

So number one is don’t try to do too much when you’re recovering. As far as the pills man I didn’t take any of them. I just dealt with the mild discomfort. I don’t like taking pills either. I think they gave me a oxy or something and I just didn’t take any of it

@@batistamedia2139 omg thanks bro! I asked for a ninth off work idk if that’s ok

That’s fine just understand when you go back you to work you still need to take it easy for a bit

Heck yeah I’m excited about tomorrows game. Hope all goes well! Definitely update us!

How's your foot feeling now?