Brilliant video my friend, you took your time and showed everything that needed to be showed without missing a thing. This is the best video on youtube about this product, even Tucano urbano videos dont show as detailed as your one and the real bonus, it was all in English so could understand everything. Keep up the good work, your video was very much appreciated. I was actually wondering where thise straps went on the sides, but I can see now after watching your video, that they just go underneath your bottom to keep from flapping around. Nice touch 👌🏿
Zadok - inflation of the airsides/chambers assists in preventing the termoscud from flapping around at speed - I purchased a termoscud for my Honda sh300i and would definitely recommend the fitment of one in inclement weather - many thanks Alexey for the comprehensive report
Thank you for the great comprehensive fitting explanation. I’ve recently purchased a Piaggio Xevo 125 with one of these bundled in the top box and had no idea as to how to fit it. Now I can get it out and save my arthritic knees and ride for longer! Many thanks Peace Charlie UK 🇬🇧
Hello Alex. Few suggestions to make your Christmas present even more enjoyable: 1) look for updated R159X model instead of R159 which is reviewed in this video. For R159X I have separate video 2) I highly recommend to order 2-3 replacement side air chambers. They are around 5-10€ each. Chambers that come with termoscud are weak, but those who sold separately are reinforced and performs much more better
I had this for my piaggio typhoon 125cc . by the end of the season, it scratched the plastics where the straps went. its inevitable. the strab is lightly rubbing it over time. add wind rain and dirt and after the rainy season, its quite scratched up. you got teflon tape with the package that you slipped under the straps but they come loose within 2 weeks of riding in the rain.
It’s strange. I’ve got slight scratches inside front fender near wheel, but not outside after 2 winters. Anyway, I try to keep it easy to scratches as Italians do. Also, is there any good alternatives from other brands?
I want ONE! for my 2011 650 executive. in the winter months hear in eastern North Carolina I ride year round and when the sun goes down so does the temp. having that on my bike would bean I don't have to stop every 5 miles to thaw out.
God, I miss your comment. I don’t have phone-specific mount, on a handlebar I have GPS mount, which was purchased in twisted-throttle.com Same mount can be found in Suzuki accessories catalog for Spain (it’s not for all countries) ua-cam.com/video/tqJ6miu4Q3U/v-deo.html Let me know if you need one and I can search it
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Brilliant video my friend, you took your time and showed everything that needed to be showed without missing a thing. This is the best video on youtube about this product, even Tucano urbano videos dont show as detailed as your one and the real bonus, it was all in English so could understand everything. Keep up the good work, your video was very much appreciated. I was actually wondering where thise straps went on the sides, but I can see now after watching your video, that they just go underneath your bottom to keep from flapping around. Nice touch 👌🏿
You tell everything on my mind. Thanks 😊
Zadok - inflation of the airsides/chambers assists in preventing the termoscud from flapping around at speed - I purchased a termoscud for my Honda sh300i and would definitely recommend the fitment of one in inclement weather - many thanks Alexey for the comprehensive report
I bought the cover for my Burgman 400 because of your fantastic video today =)
Thank you very much for the good explanation
@@Rubberfoxy I hope you got new improved R159X version!
@Igizeh I hope, I just ordered today
@ if it’s from Tucano Urbano directly then you will get improved version 🤌🏻
Thank you for the great comprehensive fitting explanation.
I’ve recently purchased a Piaggio Xevo 125 with one of these bundled in the top box and had no idea as to how to fit it.
Now I can get it out and save my arthritic knees and ride for longer!
Many thanks
Peace
Charlie UK 🇬🇧
CharlieUK hey Charlie! Pleasure to hear that it helps even if it’s for other scooter. Enjoy and ride safe!
Best video on the product yet. Thanks for the good pacing!
Thanks for the review! I’m planning to get one for Christmas. The designers put a lot of thought into it.
Hello Alex. Few suggestions to make your Christmas present even more enjoyable:
1) look for updated R159X model instead of R159 which is reviewed in this video. For R159X I have separate video
2) I highly recommend to order 2-3 replacement side air chambers. They are around 5-10€ each. Chambers that come with termoscud are weak, but those who sold separately are reinforced and performs much more better
Thanks, needed to see how it is mounted and how you ride with it, great English. Thanks.
in the big pocket you can put in a special warming pillow that is connected with a powerbank, to warm your upper legs. you can order it at tucano.
Thank you and well done..
Great video, thank you for sharing.
Thank you it's very useful 👍
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I was wondering how hard it would be to install. Thanks for the explanation!
Hi Ron,
Little tricky for the first time. But then - piece of cake.
Thanks Alexei, Very useful.
I had this for my piaggio typhoon 125cc . by the end of the season, it scratched the plastics where the straps went. its inevitable. the strab is lightly rubbing it over time. add wind rain and dirt and after the rainy season, its quite scratched up. you got teflon tape with the package that you slipped under the straps but they come loose within 2 weeks of riding in the rain.
It’s strange. I’ve got slight scratches inside front fender near wheel, but not outside after 2 winters. Anyway, I try to keep it easy to scratches as Italians do. Also, is there any good alternatives from other brands?
Good option!
Nice job! !
Good video! !
Big Thumbs Up!!
I want ONE! for my 2011 650 executive. in the winter months hear in eastern North Carolina I ride year round and when the sun goes down so does the temp. having that on my bike would bean I don't have to stop every 5 miles to thaw out.
Andy Sjostrom there is version for 650 as well
Good description , thanks a lot
Thank you, it helped me a lot!
great video
Hi
nice video man, helps a lot.
Thanks
But what is the function of the airsides?
Hi Alexei! Thanks for the vídeo.
What is and where did you buy the “thing” for put the mobile ??
Thnks
God, I miss your comment. I don’t have phone-specific mount, on a handlebar I have GPS mount, which was purchased in twisted-throttle.com Same mount can be found in Suzuki accessories catalog for Spain (it’s not for all countries) ua-cam.com/video/tqJ6miu4Q3U/v-deo.html
Let me know if you need one and I can search it
If you’re looking for phone mount - best way to go is RAM X-Grip mount
Thanks!
Nice job... How do I order that?
You can try eBay or European sellers that ship worldwide
Thanks
Thanks fot the explanation!!
for.....
is it easier just to jump in the car
Maybe. But I don't have a car, also don't wanna stay in a traffic
+Alexey I'm just kidding buddy... I'm just jealous I want a Burgman so bad.. I hope it's been a good bike for you... be careful and enjoy.
Sou do Brasil como faço pra comprar essa capa
www.urbanrider.co.uk/tucano-urbano-termoscud-r159-suzuki-burgman-400-from-2006.html
They deliver worldwide
Why not buy a small car for rainy days
that's a whole different budget - car itself, gas, tires, parking etc. Also there are too much cars in my city to add another one