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Good post! What ND filyer do you use on your Action 4?🔥

How tall are you? Asking because I’m tall and want a rs660

Nice bike

Is this a new channel for you HolyShift? For sport bikes? First time I aw this good to see this and looking forward to seeing more of your content for sport bikes…

Definitely cleaned the back of the bike up getting rid of the ole mud flap.

Spend a weekend at the track. You will learn a metric ton about yourself one the 1st day. The 2nd day you will start exploring new techniques and boundaries as your speed perception expands. If you can get a riding Pal along you will learn each others tendencies.

All valid points on gear. The question I get all the time is isn't all that stuff hot? My reply I always, it's better to sweat than to bleed. Beautiful Aprilia.

i like at leat with 1 person. i only ride with people i know

when an air bag inflates, its like a floater.....why dont they just make something like a floater made of styro, so it wont be very expensive like the air bag....LOL

The big thing about modern airbags is the fact they immobilize your clavicle, they inflate to immobilize your neck...its not so much impact protections like people assume, its basically taking the place of hans devices and keeping you from snapping/breaking your collarbone and bones in your neck....which is what used to be the major injuries. Thats what paralyzed Wayne Rainey. It used to be that after every crash guys would break thier collarbones...that is what the airbag is actually preventing. On gloves its the palm that is important...the knuckle protection is more for show than anything else...yeah, they offer protection, but its your palm that impacts... Love watching you guys on the sportbikes vice just the Harleys!! Enjoy the cool riding temps!!!

But I like being a squid. ;)

Which place is that you guys are riding?

Great hear recommendations

I can say just make sure to have communication on a group ride. there are so many different helmet comm systems out there.

I enjoy riding alone but I also enjoy the social aspect of riding in a small group. Riding in a group has its benefits and drawbacks.

all true Sandy..........

Riding alone is cool because it gives you the time to focus on you and your bike. Group rides are equally cool. The sharing of experiences doing something you enjoy with like minded people is so enjoyable. Great points Sandy.

Get it and we can ride Tuano’s V4 Factory together…! My brother!😂❤

As you mentioned, riding with more experienced or better riders can help improve skills. I know I push myself more when I’m following a better rider. I think it’s a lot of fun to ride with people that are better riders than me, but I usually prefer to ride alone. I feel more relaxed riding alone because I’m not worried about what another rider may do unexpectedly and I’m not concerned if I’m riding too fast or too slow. With that said, it is a blast when you do a hard ride with someone and it’s like you know what each other is going to do without even communicating. Great video.

All great points Sandy. I observe more experienced riders and learn from them As well. Ride safe amigo

lots good points buddy. I ride alone 99% of the time bc I don't like waiting around on ppl who are always late, or can't ride until late morning etc. I like to go 6am kickstand up and go. No waiting lol. I share the experience with me and the open road 😂. You have a good group so works out !

The US models have the turn signals in the headlights as well you just have to get the upmap race tune and it changes it to headlight turn signals.

if your not fabricating something then you are not working on a bike. lol

That's a badass group TBH

I would carry visor cleaner with me so I can clean the bugs off. lol

you don't have to speed up the ride. I know it will be a longer video but it is just un natural watching a bike at 1.5 or 2x speed.

beautiful road. I love river roads like that.

I bought my first motorcycle last year ( Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe 2023) at the tender age of 58 years young! The 1st time I ever rode a motorcycle was back in 83, but didn't get my class M endorsement until last year. Brooklyn, NY here :P

Are you kidding me, on a 1000cc supersport, anything over 75f is risking heat exhaustion in traffic. Wear layers, a good merino turtle neck and wind resistant layer under your safety gear is all you should need. Highway add a neck gaiter and you should be fine.

I thought the Tuono V 4 came stock with a quick shifter?

Maybe not yelling at your buddy while doing a video

I want one! Haha awesome review Sandy

Man it's tough to group ride a true sports bike laying on the tank. I get that. I have a yamaha fz6 and I wish for cruise control. I rode the tuono 660 and it was a bit stiffer than my fazer. The mt09sp is a step between the tuono v4, but I haven't rode them back to back.

Just one ride and you're hooked! Demo'd one back in March, and I've never felt anything else like that on 2 wheels!!

Heck no you’re not old bro. I’m 52 and I just picked up my RS660 Let’s Go!!!

Did you have a look at the Tuono 660 as well? If so, what made you choose the RS? I'm looking at purchasing my second bike at 50yo. Currently on a Triumph Bonneville. My back isn't the greatest, and am concerned that the sporty riding position of the RS wont be great for it. Kind of have my mind set on the Tuono, and am wondering how much of a difference the riding position really is.

Put some Heli-bars on yours and it wil be almost the same. THey have been one of the best sport-nakeds for pretty much a decade. Anything under 5000 rpm you are basically lugging the motor, once you hit hte powerband on a V4, its a different world... 😛. You didnt even try the auto-blipper... LOLZ

Slow down

I am 55, and also looking at the RS 660... really enjoy your videos.. any issues with cross winds? with the bike being so light and having fairing that can act as sails?

That tinted windscreen will limit your vision at night

Ive ridden both a Ninja one year and a Harley one year, both year round, rain or snow. Ive been in the heaviest of heavy rain, sleet, snow. If you have the right gear on its so surreal and comfy, you are completely unaffected, dry, and warm. No matter how bad. And no, you dont need heated gear.

All year here in Sweden whenever the road conditions allow

Greetings from UK - all year long on my aprilia tuareg 660 with exception when is very windy and temps drop below 4C(39.2F) so roughly 98% of the year.