NEW Royal Enfield CLASSIC 350. Motorcycle Touring? The OUTLANDER leather luggage from TRIPMACHINE!
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- The OUTLANDER is Tripmachine. Co latest and very useful item of full leather adventure style soft luggage In this video is put it through its paces.
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I really enjoy your videos and your laid back view on the world. These bags you are introducing are somehow exactly what I have been looking for over the last 10 years. Thanks for the review on them.
Absolutely the most informative channel when it comes to Royal Enfield. I've been out of biking for a while but recently got the bug again. Test rode an interceptor and classic 350. Can't bloody decide which to go for! But can usually find any info I want about the bikes on your channel when I fail to find it anywhere else. Brilliant stuff 👍👍
Thanks for all the great videos and your time and effort making them such high quality! Really enjoy the content of all. Always interesting about laws and regulations. Enjoying my INT 650 Mark 2 (I'm 74 years old ) in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Looking forward to more from you every Wed. and Friday. Have a good one and be safe
Uncle Stu videos are great.Trip Machine are marvelous & I got a black suede seat & a messenger bag from Trip Machine.New Interceptor is actually the Mk3,Mk2 was 1968-70 & there was a prototype 800cc Interceptor called Mk2a in 1970 but owners Norton Villiers closed R.E down after the 800cc Interceptor was tested next to a Triumph Trident & was just as fast & owners Norton Villiers saw it as a threat to Norton Commando in American market as Americans preferred the tourqe of the R.E so shut it down.
@@ruahinesrider Just for the sake of argument Royal Enfield's website and all my paperwork shows the 2022 INT 650 in chrome is a Mark 2. I had a new 1972 Norton 750 with the combat engine, a wonderful piece of machinery. So much fun to ride! Lucas electrics weren't the best but we made it work. Thanks for commenting
@@davidduffy308 Oh I didn't know that my 2021 paperwork just says Interceptor.I guess it a Mk2a or Mk2b but have heard it refered as a Mk3 too.You'd think it be a Mk3 considering it's history & Mk2a in 1968-70 but paperwork is paperwork & legal I guess.
@@davidduffy308 Oh I see you have the chrome with red stripe Mk2.
M2 is the colour scheme for this bike not the model mk so is model Mk3 Interceptor.I have a 2021 black tank & it's a colour is classed as Mk3 black colour.
I really love how the C350 looks, but since I also live in Colorado I should probably get the INT650. It's not about going fast, but altitude sucks 3% HP /1K ft = about a net 16hp bike that only goes lower the further west. If I were at lower altitude I'd get a C350 no problem, but the C350 won't make it up to the high country and I'm a little disappointed because it looks great. Maybe a FuelX Pro would help, but I just gotta pony up for more ponies to really enjoy Colorado. An INT650 is 38hp in Denver and 32 in Breckenridge.
Just put a deposit down on a new classic 350. I feel like a kid at Christmas. Wanted a bullet since watching Nick Sanders journey round the world on one back in the early 90s.Thanks uncle Stu for helping to inspire me to get back into riding after nearly 20 years 🙂👍
THANKS AS EVER, UNCLE STUIE! I'll certainly consider these if i can get to England next summer.
Stuart, your youtube channel is the only one I follow. I watched an earlier video on the Bullet and I was so impressed with your passion for it that I raced out and bought one. No regrets. I also watched a video on the Interceptor and once again I went to the bike shop, test rode it and immediatley bought one. No regrets. Recently your review of the Scram impressed me very much so as I went back to my bike shop and as before, test rode it and bought that too. No regrets. I have no more room in my shed so that is that. The reason I write to you is to thank you for your beautifully presented videos. They have helped me decide what Royal Enfields to buy. I need a bigger shed! Thanks from Australia.
Thank You Evan. It means a lot to hear such comments!
@@stuartfillingham We All Need Bigger Sheds..Plus a Man Cave Attached on 1 side with a Nice Pot Belly Stove for the Cold Winter Nights while Drinking a Beer or 2.
Cheers 🍻
Me too.. If it werent for Uncle Stu's videos, I wouldn't have gone and bought my Classic 500..
@@sirgalah561 Is Your 350 due soon?
@@stuartfillingham I would love to have a 350 Bullet to add to my stable but alas I have run out of room.
Thanks for explaining to us how to slow down in life and what old world motorcycling is..!! Want to see you touring NC500 on Interceptor 650 or on The Muell.....My dream motorcycling circuit route in Europe ....the NC500 and The Pyrenees..
Done them both. Route Napoleon in France is great too.
Almighty God KABIR
Hello Stuart,
I don't know why everytime i see this channel and see you and motercycles, i feel nostalgic😌
That was a very informative video, I did indeed order it with your discount code and I am very happy with the bag. Took it out hiking where I'd wish for padded leather straps for the shoulder, however it would usually be stuck to the motorcycle anyway and work as a backpack only for short distances usually. Thanks for showing this bag on your channel. Eventhough I ride a Honda VT600C which is more on the custom biked side rather than a British classic, the Tripmachine bags are a superb fit. Already got the tank bag, two small paniers and now the outlander. All very nicely made. With the Tripmachine boots on my feet, alltogether a very stylish ride!
Once again an honest test of another quality product from trip machine. They seem to to be sympathetic to the modern classic rider. Lovely stuff thank you Stuart.
I am afraid I'm going to buy a Royal enfield Classic 350.
Best Wishes from Montana M.H
do not be afraid :-D
@@ibebackonsunday 🙂👍
EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for
What a cracking bag Stu , as you said a do it all , ride safe
A box appeared today containing two of these bags 😊 Ordered them after getting a email from them advertizing a 15% discount. They look great and I took your advice a found some 3M protective tape for the frame of my Interceptor. I too take a tripod with me fro time to time and now I don't have to wear that on my back.👍 Thanks Mate
Thanks for the review of the saddlebag. It's a brand I had not heard of yet but it looks very well made. I'm thinking about getting a classic possibly early next year.
Brilliant video as always Stuart and that is a perfectly formed bag for all seasons 😃👍
They look great. Ordered a pair in the tan color for my Sahara Gear-Up Ural sidecar outfit. Thanks for the discount code.
Very good, thank you, although the 'gardening hints and tips with Uncle Stu' section at the end was disappointingly brief...! 😉
Thanks Stu' for another great video. God bless, and ride safe mate.
Nice review, always a pleasure to watch your videos. Are you planning to review the Rambler backpack too?
Thanks Stu.
As usual an outstanding job. Thank you
Stu I will be taking delivery of my Classic 350 next week for a UK tour, and I had hoped to pick up a couple of old bags along the way...but you have convinced me to go new. Marvellous vid as always ;-)
Congratulations sir!
Lovely add on well done
purchased this bag on the strength of your video (and discount code). tobacco was out of stock currently but hopefully they produce another batch soon!
Love those bags! Just sent off for 2 of them in cherry red. Thanks for the discount code Stuart.
Very welcome sir!
Stylish and practical - and the luggage is pretty good too! :))
Thanks for the vid Stuart.
Cool kettle! Good looking bags, I like them but already bought the black canvas R E bags for my bike.
Awesome kettle, need me one of those for when I'm smoking a kipper
Cracking looking bag stu👍🏻
I already have two bikes. But I really like the idea of a 350, I know, first world problems.
I love this channel
I love this bike, it's my first one and it has been very easy to learn how to ride(drive?) On it.
Great video Uncle Stu…(you look 20 years younger without the facial hair!).
Thank you for sorting out another discount code 👊😎👍
Great video Stu. Loved that you featured the Classic 500 in it. A better, stronger and faster bike than the 'All New 350', which only and just very recently sadly replaced it. Just my view..... 😮💨
This looks like a great motorcycle (and not only) storage bag. I bet it will also age well.
On your advice, I’ve purchased recently a trip machine, messenger bag, which I love I’m now ready to make a major purchase of several bags at once, and was wondering when you expect to have a discount available again. Thank you and once again, thanks for your great channel.👍
Love your accent ! ……. And the video ….all the best from Dublin
I really enjoy your videos
Thanks Stuart, for another great informative episode. Royal Enfield, do make a pannier rack for the Classic 350, part number KXA00042 identical to the one for the Meteor, but for some reason, best known to themselves, only for the right hand side of the bike!
I've removed the rear seat from my machine , so can't use throw overs, so use a single goatskin leather pannier sourced in India.
Incidentally Just did a tally of fuel consumption last week at 620miles, and have used 6.1 (imperial) gallons 100mpg! Still nursing the engine 'til it gets to 1100miles, so no hard acceleration or speeds over 50mph., but still pretty impressive. Stay safe🏍
After many years of 'normal' motorcycles, I found the big maxi scooters and their "storehouses"
under the seat. I have made few short trips with mine and feels great. It is strange to someone used to normal bike, like I was..
Enjoyment of well made products
Magnetic tank pads too, that's novel and very useful.
Thanks!
Shocked! Stunned! 1:50 and NO BEARD!!!!😱😂😂😂. Looking as smooth as that coffee, uncle Stu!!👍😁
These look perfect on the Classic 350.
amazing demonstration these bags should become an accessory from the factory the two companies could work together ...
Muy lindo vídeo. Me encanta el cuero y esas alforjas están excelente. Saludos desde Mendoza Argentina
Instant coffee! Uncle Stu!
Awesome Stuart.
Watching this while waiting for my tomorrow's delivery :D I got myself in red as I have red Interrceptor:D We'll see about mounting as I don't have anything additional, no racks etc.
Excellent review, I've ordered an outlander using your 15%discount code. Diolch, Hugh
The rear adjustable strap (7:05) looks like it would work better the other way round, with the buckle nearest the bike, like the front one. Otherwise, this looks like a very well thought-out piece of luggage.
superb...love from Kerala, India
I can't thank you enough for the wonderful videos Uncle Stu.
I find it wonderful how you have a great narrative in your videos because more often than not I listen to them as I'm driving down the road in my truck/lorry/LKW.
Later when I park I tend to watch again to get a good view of the subject matter, as I obviously don't watch while I drive😂.
Again many thanks and Cheers from somewhere in the Carolinas 🇺🇸
Really nice . Respect 👍
3m clear helicopter tape is good for paint protection, same sort of stuff your using but probably cheaper.
Molto interessante, tutto molto bello.
Complimenti
Oooo, a Captain Cook. Very nice! Can we have a video about that, pls? ;-) Might grab one of these bags for my Bonneville too. They look excellent and I've had nothing but great experiences with TM in the past.
And here I thought I was the only one who goes watch hunting through Stu’s videos! 😅
Hi Stuart, thank you for your informative videos, I really enjoy listening to you and you manage to create a really nice atmosphere that makes me want to get on my bike and enjoy a slow ride.
One point of criticism: Hearing the mouse clicks in the background took my imagination away from the images to your workstation, maybe you'll want to find a way to soften them.
beautiful n much meaningful.....love from kashmir (India)
Good show uncle Stu
Good helpful video and I like the look of the bag. Not too impressed with Trip Machine's return policy. 7 days and you pay the shipping to India. Worth checking before committing, or maybe go to Urban Rider, but they don't stock the whole range. Thanks for the review.
I have a pair of Diablo throwover panniers on my Meteor. They not don't need a pannier rail according to Hitchcocks. They are smaller than this set of bags. The only downside is when they are fitted you loose ease of access to the grab rail. This makes it a little awkward putting the bike on the centre stand.
I have a box of leather sheets in my attic, offcuts from someone else's project. You're giving me ideas, Stuart, not for making my own panniers but for making a simple bag that I can attach to my classic 500 trials rear carrier to hold my phone, wallet, mobile phone etc. Hmmmmm. I need someone with a heavy duty sewing machine. No way will YesDear let me loose with her very expensive sewing machine......
Great video! Darn...I missed the discount code ;_;
Great video with good advice on the tape pads, what was the panniers you took off at the start please.
New look Stuart?!...beard gone to gillette heaven?! 😉👍😎
I shave mine off on occasion in a fit of “yoof-full” exuberance.....then I get reminded of all those extra lines that have appeared and the burgeoning pelican gullet!! 🤣🤣....it’s back within the month...ish!! .....👍😎
Wholesome
The bag looks good and would look great on a rear rack too. With no flaps over the side pockets I wonder if they'd accumulate rain water and seep into the main compartment if caught in bad weather.
That's why it comes with a rain cover!
Thought the side pockets could do with some drain holes.
Lovely video Stuart. Having cycle toured for 3 decades I see great similarity between this system and my cycling panniers set up.
The front and rear pockets are a great idea for motorcycling and ease of access is useful, it can be very frustrating trying to find something buried. What is the coffee in the shoe polish cans?
TripMachine is also a Coffee manufacturer. link in the video description.
@@stuartfillingham Thank you.
Nice baggage
That guy wasn't hanging about down the avenue of trees, and did I just see your chin!?
Anyways, that does look a super bag, especially on the 350. I'm tempted, especially with your discount, thanks. I do have the roll top backpack/pannier already, which I love. I thought, when it arrived, that it won't be the only piece of their luggage I buy! A useful tip with that protection film too, thanks Stu 😁
Yes first time I've actually seen my face in 35 years. Quite a disconcerting experience when I look in a mirror!
@@stuartfillingham Wow, that is a long time! A friend of mine tried it once, but soon grew it back 😊
@@stuartfillingham Having shaved off just twice since I grew the beard back in 1980, I can relate! Last time I did so (10 years ago), my daughter made it very plain that she preferred me with! It becomes part of one's persona and without it I felt undressed.
nice watch Stuart. my other money pit😂
Excellent review as always. I've got a question for you Stuart since I think you still have a Bonneville, do you think this bag would fit on a Bonneville T120? I like the capacity of them but just wondering if they would be a good fit. Thanks for all that you do for the motorcycle community.
Working on getting a bike sorted in Thailand and I keep returning to the Classic 350 as a potential ride. As it would be my only transportation the ability to carry items is a concern. It's good to know that there are options when it comes to bags. I had been wondering if soft bags would work using the fender braces as guards and attachment points, now I know, thanks for that. I think Warro in Australia has managed to mount a set of Bullet pannier racks on a Signals 350 with little, or no modification, something worth looking into.
I’m in Nepal and loading these machines up with way more than what we should is a very common occurrence here, so much torque they barely notice, I do however feel it in the rear with the shockers bottoming out, I’m currently looking around to see what’s available locally as an upgrade but not to compromise with ride comfort when I’m riding solo.
Just bought the Classic 350 in Halcyon Green today. 👍
Great looking practical bags, and might I say that's a cracking watch,bet it's automatic.
Thank You. yes its a RADO reissue of the 1962 Captain Cook Dive watch!
@@stuartfillingham Thanks for the info mate I'll now be dropping my wife some serious hints about gift ideas for my next 0 birthday. Forever the optimist me.
The watch is almost as much as the bike! LOL
Quality video and quality kit. Thanks Stu. May I ask the brand name of your Jacket?
Bummer. Tobacco is sold out already! I guess they did not anticipate how many your review would sell. I’m on their list to be notified when they are back in stock.
Schöne werbesendung
Great video as always, what happened to the hair and beard 🙂
Is that a Rado I spot on your wrist? You should consider a watch collection video.
Saludos desde chile 👌
Nice
The outlander looks like a really handy bag to have and is well suited to the 500 and 350, thanks for the review Stuart. I wonder how the bag would sit on the Interceptor with the upswept pipes. I toured for many years with an old army kitbag which was easy to pack and easy to strap on along the pillion seat and onto the rear rack. Unfortunately it makes it a little uncomfortable for any prospective pillion. Cheers
I believe Trip machine show it on an Interceptor on their advert.
STUART, if you can pull it off, The ( NEW ) BSA GOLDSTAR 650 has landed!🙂 i trust you to give us an Honest view of it if you can get your Hands on One! BSA v ROYAL ENFIELD.... both built in India, both same size... interesting! regards.🇬🇧
What is that music in the background? It's very relaxing.
Hi Stuart, do yo think you can install this bag on the same bike but without the pillion seat??? Since i like the looks much better without it. Thanks for your much appreciated help!!
Nice video, though I cringed to see boiling hot water poured onto freeze dried coffee granules. Especially when it was special coffee. Hope you added cold milk or a dash of cold water first. If you don't do this try it, it will avoid that bitter burned taste.
of course
gidday from NZ
So question regarding the torque specifications for the upper bolts on the rear shocks… According to Hitchcock’s the torque on this bolt should be between 32-38Nm. However, when fitting to genuine RE canvas panniers and racks the little spacer that goes between the brackets and the grab handles leaves some disconcerting play in the handles. Without just “torqin’em down” as many have suggested does anyone have an answer as to how tight is too tight? I’m currently at around 47Nm but I can still move them but with much more force required. Just don’t want to be flailing myself around a corner and have one sheer off…bad day!
Thanks in advance for any help.
Another great video… which sparked a debate between my group, we would appreciate your input on the subject. Do you think that the red/gold stripe on the front and rear mudguards are paint or a decal?
base paint, vinyl coach lines, sealed with automotive lacquer.
@@stuartfillingham Thank you brother… in this case, I may end up wrapping mine. Keep the awesome vids com’n 🤙🏻
Just a comment. And a like.
I got a pillion replacement carrier but it didn't fit perfectly, had to use some sort of extension clips, why do you think this would be the case?
Good day from New Delhi!
I was wondering if you ever had the opportunity to ride a "Bullet 350/500" - not the Classic but the "Bullet" (UCE) model?
The difference between the two bikes can be seen with the seat- a Classic has a separate and removable pillion rider seat whereas a Bullet has a single seat which covers both the rider and pillion seating.
Uncle Stu owns a Bullet 500, since a lot of years ago !
What’s the top speed of classic 350? And what’s the cruising speed? Is it enough for your western roads? Isn’t it slow?
Hi Stuart. This is not related to this video but I have a question for you. I remember you review the 350 Classic Reborn and saying the suspension was hard to adjust. I have been having a 'discussion' with Hitchcock's over adjusting suspension with the added pannier rails on. Without the rails I can do it okay being careful not to scratch the paint as you mentioned. With the pannier rails I find it all but impossible to go more than one click higher. Hitchcock's say they have tried and can do it and I should expect to have to remove the rails to adjust it as it is aftermarket, like a headlight screen. I say this is ridiculous and everybody should be able to adjust suspension without removing the rails. I just wondered if you have tried? As the suspension is hard anyway, few people have probably tried to do it. I regularly carry a pillion and gear so have to adjust it on a weekly basis. I would love to know your thoughts. Thanks for reading this,. Cheers. Graeme.
Hi where did you get the coffee gift set please ? Great show
link in video description.
WARNING! I was so impressed by your review and the chance of a discount (who doesn't love a bargain?) that I ordered two. I flinched only a little at the price, but was impressed by the quality and a £60 odd saving. I didn't even notice, as I payed, that they were shipping from India. There was a slight delay as they were out of stock but they were to be delivered yesterday. Waited in all afternoon but they were still half way round the world.
6.30am I receive a text demanding £91.69 import duty and vat. Turns out not such a bargain after all!
I post this comment not as a crtisism of anyone, but myself, more as a warning to others who may get swept away by the excitement of buying something new and shiny. Even at my ripe old age there are leasons to be learned.
Oh, and I won't be buying those nice boots from Tripmachine.
Do the straps allow for two bags to be mounted on a bike?