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Those crackles give me the Johnson throbs 🥵

Did you tune the bike after install?

Bro's a menace with that hog

I do this with my Harley all the time cause it’s obnoxiously loud and as much as I love it, it can really piss people off if I don’t warm them first

bro if you say this to me it better be choppy and loud not a fart mobile 😂😂

Purrrrrr

What a polite young man

I’m not allowed to start my v2 in the garage before 7am in the morning. It wakes up the whole house

how did you unrestrict the bike? you cant buy stock full hp in australia right?

Good video! I haven't done a ride that far on my CB yet. How did your seat feel after that many hours?

What year is the CBR? Love how it looks with the stickers removed; my dream!

You should book in a track day at the Mt Gambier race circuit! 🏍💨😜

Wow. So buzzy bro. My dads doing his learners this week. Keen to do this with him aswell.

The history behind the sinkholes is good also. There are several nice roads inland on the west, but there are fewer choices than on the eastern side of Vic.

Mick Hone has plenty of parts that will keep you going ...I would back the gsx250f against a r3 or any 300 on offer

Loving this series!

Woow another great video 👌👌👌 beautiful scenery🙏

ooh yay been waiting for part two

what mirrors you got on it? do they have DRL's in them?

I looked at a CBR250RR but I literally couldn't fit on it. I bought an Across (the aqua one. It looked horn) new in 97. The stock pipe sounded really good but I put a Staintune on it and it sounded ridiculous. The seat is a plank, so I bought a sheepskin. It was a fabulous first bike that I posed, scratched and toured on. Due to it's size and the X913 factory code number on the side, most people didn't know it was a 250. I kept it for a while after getting my full licence. The frunk is brilliant and I never found the range to be a problem as after a couple of hours I needed a stretch anyway. It was so much fun being able to wring a bike's neck and enjoy that four cylinder symphony everywhere. They were also well set up for Australian conditions as the engine seemed to enter a lovely harmonic zone in 6th at about 60, 80 and 110. Mine would happily cruise at 11,500 rpm and 120 km/h until the next pit-stop....all day. Great little bikes.

solid vid bro🤙🤙

Which CBR are you riding?

What about editing software? What would you recommend? And how do you mount the audio setup while riding? Appreciated for your sharing

I've heard that when riding/owning a motorcycle the occurrence of a crash is a case of when, not if - so have you (GutterRash Rides) ever crashed or had a spill?

My main point: It's raining -> Train I had enough of that crap in the UK LOL. Also, sadly Sydney is not as bike friendly as Melbourne is :(

great ocean road has the highest crash rate for motorcycles in the state

Hey man did u have to change the exhaust port gaskets to install or just keep the same ones ?

Done plenty of full-to-empty rides, fill and go again... all depends on what you want to get out of it and other times it is just about taking in the scenery. My best trips are not planned other than to go out in a direction and ride till I want to stop and then camp under the stars in my gear and continue the next day, some people want accommodations in advance... But I have slept on the ground, by trees, bridges and park benches and had a great time, though sometimes waking up to ice is interesting. One time finished work and did the same thing about picking a random spot landed on Mt Gambia, 6 hours and 500 km later found a spot to lay down 50km or so before Mt Gambia, slept at a rest spot. Continued on and had a great day looking around, slept and then travelled back and started work the next day... That one I did with just my backpack, and done a few others with the tail bag and brought a tent on occasion.

As someone who has done the great ocean road i can tell you it is truly something i will do again soon 😮‍💨

Great video! Watching this is giving me the push I've needed to finally get out on those longer rides on my N400. I'm sure it was a great experience. Cheers 🙂

I'm planning to ride to Adelaide in 2 weeks so this upload it good timing

My biggest failure as a rider is not taking enough breaks. I've done 3 hours in the saddle without even thinking about it, until the instant regret sits in the moment I try to separate my fast asleep behind from the seat. Talking about Bucket List Roads, have you found your way out to the Great Alpine Road yet? It's a massive, massive ride to do in a day, but well worth it. (even on a 125! 🙊) ua-cam.com/video/lBw8w1gRq2M/v-deo.htmlsi=NZs_O10iW5F8LZP-

Great Ocean road is a beautiful ride - drive 🏍. Hats off to the motorists who care about motor bikers 🙏🙏🙏 fantastic video👏👏👏

I see revs but your not going anywhere 😅😂

Which software do you use to blur the speedometer?

Can you inmagine having your first bike and dont know how to drive and getting your CBR 650r in 1 month 😅 scary im learnong everything from youtube shorts as soon as posible i dont even know how to turn the motorcycle on 😅

Hi, what audio setup are you using?

I'm from NZ and was riding a 150cc out the back of Saigon and got pulled over at a police checkpoint. The hire company told me to take the keys out of your motorbike other wise the police will and it will cost you a 'fine' to get them back.

You can get the bike time to 20 if you lane split filter and you just send it. Me work takes normally 1 hour with a bike 10 minutes not great for fuel but its fun and i get more sleep.

I commuted on a motorbike for 20 years in Melb. I loved it and saved heaps of money on fuel. The old CRT monitors in the office then were great, they were perfect to dry out damp/cold gloves on top of the air vents, can't do that on modern displays!.

bro would die in São Paulo..

Probare lo de los tapones , gracias

Lucky you got no tolls bro!

You’re lucky with your public transport commute. My ride to work is 40 mins, but by train is an Hour and a half. If I miss one train or it gets cancelled then i’m really screwed.

I wouldn't blur the face, you have zero right to privacy in public and even less if you're doing something dodgy.

Yea, riding highway, while relatively safe is so taxing cause you are constantly thinking about your position and watching cars. Sometimes I just hang in the slow lane so I can just chill for a bit, but thats also kinda silly when on a fast bike.

I'm 30 with 15 years of dirtbike riding as a kid but only recently got my ls and an r7....following traffic laws on a bike is DEADLY...I've been cut off 4 times in 2 weeks riding like a law abiding citizen yet I can't remember a single near miss I had getting around on a dirtbike and no plate I'm not riding for 3 months untill I'm off my ls 😂 like shit I'm sitting on a bike between 6 tons of steel like cannon fodder

My Postie (nbc110) from Dandenong to cbd is faster cost 4 dollar in fuel and freedom and casual of a scooter style motorcycle. 400 dollar in rego per year 2500 dollar bike 300 dollar in gear 30 dollar in fuel month 0 insurance (its basically a big bicycle) 300 dollar in mantinace

Good onya man

Ok, i was trying to work out the roads, it was Kings Way, than i got lost, i haven't lived in Melbourne for a long time, Not being creepy, just trying to work it out, you were heading east Sir 😀