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I have factory fitted bar end mirrors on my new bike and have to say I do prefer them. They are still fairly inconspicuous. But like you say I feel with these new mirrors my focus doesn't have to leave the road by much or for as long.

No, plug'n'play! Powerband gous up in rpm little bit from my experience. Hardly notice any difference in terms of power change.

600cc

Size doesnt impact the sound....

Pyramid plastics, they have a website and do things for most bikes

Black is not a colour tho .. its a base tone / Shade .. but anyways :D

I am eating frozen bloodworm as I watch this video.

No I don't have it anymore, I traded up to a Triumph Street Triple. Unfortunately I got rid to fund going self employed and now have a 1995 Yamaha FZR600r

What do you do for a living? I'm a self employed fart analyst. Like you, I had to watch the pennies when I started out so I made my own fart analysing box out of 4 lengths of chipboard, some baking foil, a few dozen transistors from Ebay and an old starter motor from a Renault Megane.

Yes, its really easy. Then I replaced it with a small nut and bolt so I can put the db killer back in if I need to.

Yeah i know the comment is over 3 yeara old. But when you get a brand new mivv xcone, the baffel has a popnite in it. So you have to have metal drill to get it out. But the sound it makes... Is worth the effort

+Jon A www.hondahornet.co.uk. This was quite a while ago, but I'm sure its still an active forum.

+aaron pitkethly thanks man. I'm thinking of buying a cb600. any tips or recommendations?

Honda did have some cam chain tensioner problems with the engines around this model year, so check for knocking noises from the right side of the engine. The down pipes and collets tend to be very susceptible to corrosion, get right up in there and give it a good check. Other than that aim for a good service history over lower milage and jobs a gooden. P.S if buying from a private seller dont let them rush you though it, if they are overly chatty its usually because they will be trying to get you to over look something.

@@ajpitkethly nice bike thinking of getting one when i do my test this year

Thanks Lee. I paid at the time just shy of £3000 for it, that was pretty much 2 years ago. The same bike now I rekon with similar miles probably would set you back 2400-500. The Mivv X-cone is mentally loud, with no baffle it pops and cracks on the over run and sounds amazing!

Hi, I bought myself a 5/4mm Mystic star. This is the budget model, navy and yellow is a hard colour to get(but the best looking one of the 3) so I had to order it in from Holland threw a UK shop. Super comfy, great stretch, warm and its only £139. For a winter wetsuit that's pretty good I thought. Thank you for watching aswell!

Thanks im new to kitesurfing got to get a wetsuit didn't know what to get might sea you at sunny hunny

@@rfenables4 I just bought a 5.5/4mm... not sure if that would be too hot or not...

Hi Rob thanks for your interest in my videos. How can I be of help?

aaron pitkethly as a beginner to the sport i don't know what kite to go for or if you may have an old one or a wetsuit ive got the board and harness naw my challenge is to do it before September

rfenables4 I don't have any old kites I'm afraid, but I would recommend buying second hand for your first ones. You will crash it a lot and possibly damage it, so you won't want a new one. Don't buy any kites older than 2009 as the safety systems prior to that year are not very good. Once you are kitted out and ready to hit the water, send me a message if you are heading to Hunstanton. :)