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Hi bro, I am sorry man, but I've never faced this problem, so don't really know. But you can try keeping them out in the sun -- that's what I do with my jacket sometimes when it smells funny lol Some people recommend using baking soda, soap, or hydrogen peroxide. But I am not sure if such methods work for all riding gloves. Which gloves are you using? I think the best solution is to contact the manufacturer and ask them which products are safe for the gloves.

@@thebloobiker Hey man thanks for the reply. I am using the Rynox air gt sp gloves. I have looked at the website to learn how to maintain the gloves. Will give it a try and see if it works. Or else all the more reason to upgrade to a new one.

It's important, ngl 🤣

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@@thebloobiker btw good content. Thanks.

Ooohh thanks for your input bro, but that must've been an expensive setup. I'd love to try it out. Have you bypassed the ABS unit?

Nope, it works on both single disc and dual disc setups.

The 14 mm and 17 mm are bore sizes within the master cylinder. Bigger and dual disc brakes need a bigger piston, but for R15 V4, 14mm will suffice.

Which one should i buy 17mm or 14 mm bike rtr 310

Damn. Let's hope mine last hahaha which one did you switch to?

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Yep it will If the lever i too spongy, bleed the brakes PROPERLY -- local mechanics don't do that properly. Then you can look at better brake pads, and then this mod. It's expensive, so it shouldn't be the first upgrade

@@thebloobiker umm the braking setup has never been touched since the delivery date. And especially that spongyness feels whenever the bike is in the sun for some time and then I start to ride. Should I go for dot5.1 brake fluid and bleed it properly. As the pads seem fine TBH and just feels a delay of some sort. BTW thanks for replying back

Sure man, You can look at pure touring boots or sport touring boots (a bit more safer). If you don't mind a bit of stiffness, proper race boots are the best. Check out: 1. Raida Explorer 2. Falco Atlas 2 3. RYO T-Rex 4. Gaerne sport touring ones (I had the G Evolution Five -- brilliant boots but broke after 3 years) 5. Tarmac Speed BBG, Solace, and Axor also have some options

@@thebloobiker can you tell where can I buy gearne boots cause there are some website but some seem shady and I have no idea where to go for. Would be a nice help if you lend me your experience 😁

Thank you! Yes, surgical gloves work well as long as the water does not seep in lol The wet legs part -- it's subjective man. I've made my peace with wet feet haha Decathlon waterproof hiking boots work well in the rains if you're looking for something to commute in. They're not at all safe as proper riding boots, though.

Aye Papa Saar thank you!!

Hi, Not much of a difference, bro. Tornado has more mesh panels, so they may be more ventilated. What I like about those is the leather panel on the side of the pinkie fingers. And they are a bit shorter, so no protection for the knobby wrist bone (not like Urban X offers much, but still - something is better than nothing). Other than that, both gloves are pretty similar. I'd pick the Urban X because they look better lol (in my opinion) but I'd say, wear both and see which ones feel better to you. Can't go wrong with either.

Right..will try both and decide. Thank you!!!

Thank you! More to come, stay tuned

Thank you boss

Yep, I've seen a few shorties with pinky bridge, and if I recall correctly, Viaterra Shifter has the visor wipe

Wow, thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Hi bro, so any earplugs will cut down the volume, but you'll still hear your music at legal speeds. Also depends on your intercom's volume levels, though. I use a Parani M10, which doesn't have the best audio quality and levels. So far, I can hear the music and calls properly under 100 KMPH, but beyond 120, the music kind of drowns out. Ps. My hearing is already a bit damaged lmao so take it with a grain of salt

Haha yes bro, more to come!

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, not really, but depends on your helmet and riding conditions. Generally, damage starts around 85 dB (2 hours of exposure), which comes around at 80-90 kmph. But if your helmet, bike, or environment (traffic) are noisy, the noise levels can exceed this. I'd suggest wear it whenever you get on the highway.

@@thebloobiker got it. Thanks.

Glad you liked it!

I want to do DIY videos man, but given the rains and a lack of covered parking, I'll have to wait. Nonetheless, I'd love to share some resources soon.

Good points. Are latex cleaning gloves slippery, though? I need to try that out.

OH YES this is a big one! Thanks man. (shh, I was keeping it for the next part haha)

Yes bhai. It has improved a lot, perfect now.

I currently have an MT helmet, but my next one will be LS2. According to my friend, who owns a riding gear store, LS2 has really upped the game in recent years and the helmets are high-quality and premium. I've never used a KYT but the helmets look and feel good. I checked them out at IBW '23 So, my suggestion would be LS2 > MT > KYT In any case, avoid Axor/SMK carbon fiber ones - they are not really carbon fiber lol. And avoid Tivra as they don't have ECE certification YET.

Thanks a lot brother for the reply..❤

Thank you bro!

You're welcome!

Oh man this made my day. Thank you so much! What you said is right on, man!

Thank you!! Enjoy the rains man

Brother, it's a hit or miss. My Scorpion helmet had a feature for specs but it never worked for my head shape. Vice versa, some helmets work brilliantly even if they don't have that feature. In my experience, it all depends on the shape of your head and the helmet. Some helmets work for some people and not so much for others. My suggestion: Test it out. When buying the helmet, carry your specs and sunglasses with you and see.

Thank you 🙂

Minor differences between the two. I've never used the Thunder 3, but from what I see online, it's got a micrometric retention step as opposed to Revenge's Double-D rings, and it's got a sun visor. Safety wise, both are ECE 22.05. So, if you want something that's easy to strap and with a sun visor, go for Thunder 3. Otherwise, Revenge 2 is great (although it lacks a sun visor lol). Easy: get the Thunder 3 if you plan on touring. Also, wear both and see which one you find more comfortable. The liner and shell is different, so you may find one more comfortable than the other.

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​@@thebloobiker Can you make a video on buying good budget riding gear for brand new motorcyclists.

@@sahilhakani5220 sure bro. I’d love to 🥳

@@thebloobiker Thanks 🙏

Exactly! [also, I wish they sold the Grom in my country :'( I love that little bike]

@thebloobiker Sometimes you just wanna bop around. No worries about weather or dirt that you have with the big bike, and a real transmission so it is real skills.

Glad it was helpful!