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Less than 35k miles in two years? I do that in one year and don't call myself long mileage. Nice review at any rate.

GL1500 is the best Goldwing ever, in my opinion.

😭😭 currently restoring one right now that didn’t come with all the parts and half disabled, was hoping you maybe had actually footage of you guys putting it back together. I loved the series! I can always watch the disabled videos backwards 😁❤️

I have done that hit the kill switch?!!!

In 2024, the jacket is $140 and the pants are $122 on Amazon. A 3X price increase.

Where do you recommend getting your old Yamaha replacement parts from?

Just started tearing into my 1974 Yamaha 360 Enduro.

Where was Matt??

Half the fun of adventure riding is getting lost and doing some exploring!

I’m using the Michelin Anakee Adventure tires. I really like them. I get about 15,000km out of the rear and 19,000km out of the front. I don’t notice any road noise. My next set of tires will be the Motaz Tractionator GPS tires. A bit more aggressive of a tread. They’re a 70/30 tire. I’ll be using them to head to Dawson City and then to Tuktoyaktuk

Thank you!!

What tyres you running. do you consider your front tyre quiet or noisy? My Karoo 3 is driving me bonkers with road noise

hi, what do you do when there are no relays there, i have a 1993 se, took off everything, changed bulbs for leds but there are no relays to take the green wire out of. a bit stuck tbh.

Great video! The XSR900 is so good. 👍️ I love the engine sound and the rich torque! Let's go touring! 🏍️

I got the Roadmaster i disagree it was the best riding bike and the best bike by far. The worst was the Harley this bike the Kawasaki was a close second ride was nice but it had to much plastic and unlike the Roadmaster it was thin plastic the Roadmaster has much nicer build quality.

Where do I get one of those for 500???

Turned off half way through; didn't get on You Tube to listen to a grown man's vulgarity and lack of respect for his audience!

1:57 So, you went back and pick up the camera?

$500 of the bike, $5000 for the insurance?

Hey Friend, do you still rock this jacket? How’s it holding up? It’s a pleasure to listen to you. Cheers

I still have the scars from my '71 RT1B. Great to hear one of these run again

I have this jacket now. Sizing is the only attribute of this jacket that does not 100% thrill me. I'm a 46" chest and an XL is about 1/2 size too big. A size Large was too tight. Typical with Klim. But a very high quality jacket in every way.

I have Version 2 of the very same jacket and the same color. I use Marrakesh Pants also. I wear a wind bloc jacket by Klim and a rain suit by Dainese. I also use a puff jacket by Klim for internal Warmth. I replaced all the CE level 1 with CE level 2. I use Bohn Body armor for the legs, which includes armor in the knees, hips, shins, thighs, and coccyx. The Bohn Armor is fantastic! This armor is wrapped in a layer that seems to block the wind, which is great for the cold. It's also breathable.

What Civic uses a horizontally opposed 6 cylinder??

Proud owner of a 2023 super tenere 1200, I'd like to add the low maintenance drive shaft, easy to remove side plastics to access electrical on the right side and radiator on the left side . I am getting 4.1l per 100km @ 100-120kph without saddle bags and 4.5l per 100kms with them on, only run high test fuel. For me my mileage suffers by about .7l with regular fuel. Super comfortable on long trips, always look forward to riding it the next day. Longhaul Paul has put over 300, 000 miles on his. WOW. I wish I could lift my front fender and inch or so, but can't see how that's possible, anybody have suggestions?

9:37 now that is impressive! Going to try that on my Wing.

7:45 - I know how you feel! The same thing happened to me. I was fiddling with the cruise control while wearing thick gloves and didn’t even notice I hit the kill switch. But hey, that’s all part of the riding experience!

That's a great looking classic bike. The gold color is just what I think of for a Goldwing.

Amazing video Sir....I have a 350 cc Royal Enfield..I also go on such trips with my friends on weekends..😊

Love your products. I also own the Nelson ring solo storm rain gear as well, which I will be reviewing shortly. Let me know if you have any new, innovative products coming out. I would be happy to have a look at them and review them .

Thank you for your support. We are happy to hear that you have enjoyed our bags for multiple trips.

That Bike is Worth More than 500 Bucks. You Stole it

I think the Voyager is fantastic value for money. I have an FJR1300 (which I consider the best value for money sports-tourer) a but this would be my choice for a cruiser. The idea of "really pushing" a bike like this is laughable. These things are all about taking it easy and enjoying the ride.

I tuned in to see I'm on a my tank Installation 72RT2 . . So was that a rubber strap the one screw came from?

$500 Goldwing? HORSESHIT!

You can turn off the music if you change the setting via the settings on the device using the on device voice menu options or the easier way is to use the Sena Motocycle app on your phone. You can change A LOT of settings using that app. For Camera settings you need to use the "Sena Camera" App while in the liveview mode.

It is a Bevel Drive to the Rear Wheel..and not a 'Diff'.

It is not a Honda Civic Engine ..the Engine was designed specifically for this Motorcycle.

2:30 - The D3O Ghost armor in the Marrakesh is Level 1. It can be upgraded to a quality Level 2 armor without sacrificing much flexibility or comfort. I can't even feel the Level 1 D3O Ghost armor. It feels like I'm wearing a light jacket, and not a motorcycle jacket. The AA rating is abrasion resistance, and it's impressive for such a lightweight, comfortable and breathable jacket. I just bought a Marrakesh jacket and love it. It was significantly more expensive than my old Joe Rocket riding jacket or the cheap mesh jacket that I bought to test the concept, but it's easy to see where the extra money went. The Marrakesh oozes quality. The fit is excellent (sizing runs a bit on the large side, even by portly US standards) and there is incredible attention to detail in this highly engineered technical garment. A proper layering system extends the summer Marrakesh for all seasons and all weather conditions. I'll use my yellow DuPont seam sealed Tyvek coveralls as an ultralight rain suit for riding in rain or whenever I need the ultimate wind protection in cold damp conditions. I have a polyester pile jacket that I use in cool weather instead of a down puffy jacket. It's good to wear off the bike as well. Down is lighter and packs much smaller but pile is more durable, and it's warmer when wet. I need to get a lightweight windbreaker jacket for cooler riding when I don't want mesh breathability. I may get the Klim Zephyr. Like the Marrakesh jacket, it's a bit pricey, but buying quality only hurts once. It's probably worth the difference in price to have a durable high quality Klim shell that fits properly and works well. For very cold conditions, I also have an ultralight heated vest that I made from two car seat heaters. They use carbon fiber as the resistive heating elements.

230k kilometers. God that's cool. Nobody rides as much as goldwing owners

Where can I get some the special tool? I’m looking for: Proggsive 412 series for a Honda Goldwing, any ideas?

Killer deal! What a great bike

An that leather he so proudly "reconditioned" is actually Vinyl plastic. Especially the map pocket cover thing. I did most of this for my 96 SE myself so I understand the passion

Thanks for the video! I thought only one side is supposed to be lit, but after changing them both, it turns out that both come on together, whether dimmed or brights! Way better now!

I watched this in 3x speed and still it was boring. Just do the thing instead of explain what you shall do for 10 minutes for each little part

Very well done video, Thanks for taking us along rider. Hopefully my 83 GL1100 is as dependable

I can’t believe you got that beautiful bike for 500$ I want one please

Thanks for your solid review. Did you buy the Voyager? How does it perform on mountain passes?

I need to visit our northern brothers on motorcycles sometime soon. Love that part of the world.

That's one ugly looking bike