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Test drive one today. I passed my test in July and have had a Meteor 350 for a few months. The 700 will be my first ‘proper’ bike, I’m looking forward to it. Ex police trainer apparently, 23k miles but serviced every 4,000 miles

Ive just stumbled across your channel searching for Basque motorcycling. We are doing Portsmouth to Santander at the end of this month! We are staying south of San Sebastian and here for a weeks worth of riding and exploring. We are using one hotel as a base and doing rideouts most days. Youve certainly given us some lovely roads to try.👍

dude your Gopro Point of view is bad man ! show the speedometer and handle bar too man

Spent 10 days in Northern and Eastern Spain in 2010 on a GS, I remember fantastic roads.

great episode guys!! I think this is my favourite video so far X Super well done - great photography/videography, editing, music and narration.

Awesome video! 👍

Awesome video and some stunning scenery! I need to get there on my bike soon. Looking forward to the next episode. ✊👍

Great video, thanks for uploading 🙂

How is this for tall riders? Im 6'6 looking for a adventure bike

Just bought one...thanks for the review...

i went to the Vosges in France this year, my son on his Tenere and me on my Africatwin 😎 Father son moments are the best

You’re moving too fast. Try slow it down if possibles. A bit difficult to follow your video. Interesting btw. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Hello are you selling this bike

It is possible to replace the brake pads by simply dismantling the pins and shaft that hold them in place.

Bonus item is one of the better ones!

Epic video!!

How do you know what peages are free?

Ohh.....good list there. Def. interested to hear about the mini speaker (we took one last week to france but it was slightly larger), the fan & light (what a fab idea - is this USB charged?) and the saucepan set (we could do with a new one). Think we had everything else covered, if space allows over time, would love to carry the charging mat. In a future video, maybe you could cover what mattress and sleeping bag you carry :-)

P r o m o s m 👇

Nice, looked like a lot of fun 🙂

Lovely ride! 😊

You did like me the first time. Clean the inside when the pistons are still out ....thanks for you video

if you want to hear what it really can sound like (even though you sold yours), i have a video testing out the akrapovic exhaust pipe on it, and another video testing out the mivv exhaust pipe on it which is what i currently have

Epic video! Like the mix of content. Dinkulsguhburry looks epic!

*promo sm*

What month did u do this mate..great vid by the way.

Nice video mate... Doing the same in europe in Sept. Looking forward to this.. its good info for those travelling. Subscribed.

I've been searching for carburetor parts for my Yamaha SR 125 Special for a while now. Could you possibly help me find what I'm looking for? Thank you!

You gorgeous people - flip flops in zero degrees???? Brrrrrr!!

Love this channel and the excitement camping brings! I like the pearls of wisdom as well.

Thanks - interesting video. Bit harsh from your pillion about the Honda 750 though!😂

Always good to have the right tools! Tony Twistgrip

Epic trip dudes! Some pretty impressive helmet hair too!😂

Great video! Some challenging conditions too.

Howdy from Texas! Good to see a couple on a long moto tour. Look forward to your next video.

We had similar on our Scottish tour end of April...electric gloves are King.

Cute room. But weather yuk!!! (Honest O’P here btw.)

Any recommendations on how to keep warm? Burgers are always a good choice! Great channel!

Big thanks from northern Minnesota, good video and easy to follow

35 thumbs up no comments so thank you from me here in UK. Managed to do it without removing wheel. One of my pads had tin cover over the back of it and a spacer piece suddenly appeared so I am guessing they were both specific to the pads fitted as like you I just fitted the new ones. Pretty sure I'll soon find out if I have left anything out. Only joking . Stay safe.

Looks fantastic...one day I'll take the royal enfield up there!

Hi , amazingly spectacular trip , breath taking views as well , thx for video

What attracts me in this BMW, is it's very low dry weight; only 410lbs, so far couldn't find another 800c bike with such a low dry weight...Owning at present a true classic, a Suzuki GS750 from '79, (that same model I rode from '77 till '81) so, that was a trip down memory lane, and while I attract a lot of looks from every person who sees it, it's heavy: dry weight is 492lbs, now, 41 years ago that didn't bother me, but that stamina is long gone....LOL, so thinking now of getting such a BMW....

Just came across your review as am looking into one luckily found one, did you get your new bike?

Good Video keep going

This is a good video and review covering some of the characteristics of the F700GS, but those are overshadowed by the “bigger is better” perspective. Riding and motorcycle preferences are subjective so I think it’s important viewers take this video in context and read other observations. From someone who was considering bigger and owns two middleweight bikes. I thought the video missed why someone might prefer and be best served by a middleweight bike vs a larger 1000cc or more bike. First, If you travel 2up and loaded with luggage/gear, you may benefit from a larger more powerful bike. Secondly, if you’re on long highway runs frequently, a larger bike will likely be more stable or planted as the reviewer comments. And lastly if you want 100+HP for launches into the triple digits on the speedo with your passenger, then….that’s another issue. However, If you’re making jaunts in town/urban, carving mountain roads or trails, you may feel more in control on a middleweight; while also being a well suited on the highways as well. Sure you can do the technical stuff on a large bike, but it’s easier on middleweights and smaller. Secondly, If you’re riding mostly solo with gear, as a larger rider myself, this bike, and my Bonneville T100, are more than capable. After years on a middleweight, and over a year on the the F700GS riding in every situation these bikes are capable of, I’ve found it much more than capable. BTW-They make larger screens for the F700/800GS such as MADSTAD. After trying two tall GIVI screens and a MRA spoiler, I elected to fabricate a flyscreen.

Great video! My nephew owns a 2015 BMW F700GS. I recently purchased a KTM 890 Adventure, but I sometimes wonder if I made the right decision. Heh-heh. I noticed that all the trucks I saw on the roads had the forward control cabs (we call them cab-overs or cab-over-engine here in the States). They used to be popular here in the 1970s, but a lot of states repealed and/or revised their load length laws and now most trucks here use the bonnet style cabs. Cheers! Enjoy your new motorbike.

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This is a great video! I'm looking at getting the F700gs and this video was really great at getting an insight into the bike.

I'm getting this bike next week... very nice looking forward to owning it. It's from 2013... I had a honda cbr 600 rr before so this is a way different riding style