About applying and removing stickers: the window cleaner hack. When you apply a sticker of any kind, wet both the surface and the entire glue side of the sticker, this way when you put it on your bike it will slide across the surface so you can always get the perfect alignment and plenty of time to squeeze out potential air bubbles. It will take half an hour for the soap to dry from under the sticker but it won't weaken the glue at all and the end results look like they were applied in the factory. Also works great for tinted film and really anything involving adhesives. Window cleaner is also great to remove stickers. If you have to remove them get a plastic razor and pick an edge that looks easy to lift, and spray some window cleaner on it. Give it a second, then lightly tap the plastic razor on it, don't try to lift it, just wedge it between the surface and the sticker and pull away as soon as you feel resistance. You're not trying to lift the sticker, just creating a gap for the soap to slip under and form a layer between the sticker and your bike. When eventually you have done this enough times to create a lip you can actually grip, start sloooowly pulling it BACK *NOT UP* as flush as you can to the body of the bike with one hand, with the other keep spraying window cleaner as the edge recedes. If you do this carefully enough not only it will leave 0 glue residues, 9 times out of 10 you can even reuse the sticker. If you get some residues just use the plastic razor to clean them, you won't scratch the paint no matter how hard you try.
I worked in vehicle wrapping, can confirm we did this although some vinyls or sticker materials will wear a lot quicker if you use this method. I reccomend using a heat gun once you've got the sticker in the right position to dry the water a little faster if it's a smaller sticker and push bubbles out once it is starting to dry that way it doesn't shift ☺️
Best motorcycle mod: decrease slack in the throttle cable. Many dealers sell new bikes with extra slack in the throttle as a safety measure and most riders never adjust the slack. Cost = $0.00
Clutch to.. My new bike wouldn't get into neutral new. Only when the engine was off. "They are known for it...." yeah right. Adjusted it a bit and it shifts to neutral without any problem.
An addition to your list, is a very cool mod I just did to my bike earlier today. It is hooking up a cigarette/usb outlet to the handle bar. It is super handy for gps systems on longer trips, or even just to charge your phone while you are on the road. It is also incredibly inexpensive, some models only costing a few bucks, and can be found both in hardware stores or ebay. Instalation is also some of the most easy to do jobs, just hook positive nd negative to the battery, cable tie the wiring somewhere which is not exposed, and you are done!
Something you should note on the handlebar change, depending on how different the new bar's shape from stock it can change they way your bike feels entirely. Seems obvious but should be mentioned anyway.
I love bar end mirrors. The view feels much clearer and I don't feel like my field of vision is being totally obstructed in front. I wish more bikes had them.
1) Didn't notice the winking, I came here for content 2) Content - Well presented. Gave pro and con in a "matter of fact" format, without wasting time. Even though I probably won't use these, I learned some things about my bike, and the accessories I might want to use. Thanks for the info. I would watch other videos you create/post.
Alot of worthless evil people in this world. Parents can't beat the hell out of their kids anymore. Ever wonder why the Amish are so successful? Hmmmmm? Great vid
Why do people have to be so judgmental on someone’s looks and expressions .this person knows how to sell products and can speak clearly and doesn’t have loud music playing in the background .I think if you don’t like what you see go somewhere else ..IS IT SO cool to cut people down for doing something good for others . I want to say thanks for the videos Ryan very well made
This is a great source for Canadian buyers and most of the time the best price there is. As most of us know, the Canadian Economy is a joke and no business wants any of it, so we're often stuck ordering from abroad or paying insane shipping prices from the US. I'm pretty thankful!
I bought some bar end mirrors of eBay and i tell you it brings out a sexy look to the bike. These mirrors are also really good for me because i am quite wide so seeing behind on stock mirrors was a little hard, but these open up the rear so much more and decreases the blind spot in my opinion.
Lots of youtubers are going back through their old videos and republishing them but thats not needed with these, the production and general quality was high from the start
I agree with the handlebars for sure. I've had 3 sets of bars (including the Emgo drag bars) on my bike, it's almost like having a different bike each time.
I know this video is old but regardless, one thing I've always done when putting on decals (and would work for this as well) is take a spray bottle, use just slightly soapy water, apply it to the area that your putting the sticker on (you don't need much), then place the sticker, it won't immediately stick and you can slide it around until you have it where you want it, then gently dry (just dab, don't wipe), make sure there are no bubbles, and leave it to dry. I picked that one up from some old guys when we were restoring old sleds, works well on cars too.
I have CRG 'Arrow' mirrors and the image in the mirror is crystal clear and shows a very large area behind me. Far superior to my stock mirrors, which are actually larger. They also do not vibrate like bunny ear mirrors because they don't have a long arm. I've had them a while so don't think about it until someone who rides my bike comments on how amazing the mirrors are. Can't speak for the round version tho.
Nice video and some great ideas. Except maybe the flush mount indicators. Many of them are less visible to other motorists, and the last thing we need is to be less conspicuous. Also, bar end mirrors look cool, especially on retro and cafe racer machines, but keep in mind you’ll be diverting your eyes from the road ahead just a little linger every time you look down at those mirrors, compared to the factory set. But for some bikes there are inexpensive but sleeker looking mirrors to replace the OEMs though, and that might a better option. Just my two cents anyway. Keep up the great work!
You know someone is entertaining and fun to watch when you had no interest in the hobby before watching, and now watch all their videos. I don’t have a bike. I don’t plan on getting a bike. Before watching his videos, I had no interest in bikes. Now I watch videos on random topics about bikes frequently just because these videos are so entertaining and fun to listen to.
I always tell fellow-riders, 'be careful of reflector and lighting changes!'...in the U.S. and Canada, ALL VEHICLE LIGHTING must comply with FMVSS (or for Canada, CMVSS) laws...specifically FMVSS/CMVSS 108. If the lens meets the standards, it is stamped 'D.O.T. - SAE 108'...if there is no marking for this, the light or reflector DOES NOT MEET THE STANDARD...and gives less than minimum reflectivity or lighting output, and you can be cited for it! If you are curious, you can look up 'Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards' on wiki, or simply look up FMVSS Section 108 itself, to see what is expected out of a lens.
Drag bars were the first appearance mod I did. Helped to take the "Dad Bike" look off of it. License plate tail hook dorky thing gone too. Exhaust wrap is a cheap mod that will spiffy up old scratched pipes or new ones if you like. Vinyl Wrap paint and pin stripe tape lets you get creative as often as you want. Doing my tank next. For a little more money, pick some pieces off your bike for powder coating (winter project). Think contrast and definition with out adding chrome. Vinyl decals can be creative. Makes a big difference.
ive done my 2010 YBR 125 cafe racer style, no mirrors, deep black with white vinyl stripes, rear cowelling and seat cowelling ( just need a re upholstered seat done in brown leather) black metal LED indicators, X on the head light, new exhaust (not very cafe racer but sounds nice) , some 7/8 drag bars, new grips and black levers, loving it!
Had a Progrip one that worked great for 4 years before falling apart, replaced it with a cheap chinese rubber-like one that didn't last a month. You get what you pay for..
would love to be sponsored by these guys. another cheap mod is levers I think. though if you buy brand, it'll run you more but if you're okay with eBay ones, you can get them for dirt cheap.
For under $50 you could upgrade your headlights (LED bulbs) add a small windshield to take the wind off your chest, also a throttle lock for long rides
Great video. Shot well, voiced well, and you felt natural in your cadence. I subscribed because of the quality alone. Now to go check out your other stuff!
5 years ago, finally getting financially stable to get one, watching almost all to catch up on what I forgot. Saying all of that about 200 dollars really made it cheap to me. Made it click how cheap it actually was.
For those living in the uk, with the bar end mirrors, if you like you can just remove them entirely. Its not a legal requirement to have mirrors on a motorcycle in the uk.
Another great video. Bye the way in the USA, CFR governs the use of mods across the USA. 3.5 inches of signal surface is required for turn signals. So this flush mounts are a buyer beware. Safe travels.
I just subscribed. Very informative videos keep making them dude love the personality we can relate to Someone Like You unlike other channels with old stuck-up know-it-alls
I just put a ProGrip tank pad on my GSXR last night. Tank was hot from the sun, so I was able to get it on perfectly. Could've put brake pads and sprockets on there too. They're cheap and improve performance.
For the flushmounts, maybe something that protrudes only slightly...1-2" vs the stalk that's stock. Less wonky looking; more visibility. Trade offs. For the tank stickers, I like the clear ones. Keep the beauty of the original paint, protect against zippers, keys, bling....DIdn't realize bars were so cheap. Good to know! I've seen some mirrors hanging down below the bars. not sure if I'd live with that, but, it's another way to clean up the view above the bar.
very well made video, i have the same tank grip and I seem to be the only one suffering from this, the lower half of the grip lost its sheen about 1 hr of riding and it now has a matte look?
+Sgt. Aza Strange! It's normal for these tank pads to scuff up over time, but *definitely* not within the first hour. Have you tried contacting Pro Grip about it? Sometimes if the issue seems odd to the manufacturer, they'll just assume a manufacturing defect and send you a free replacement! ~RyanF9
I shop on CanadasMotorcycle all the time. I didn't know you started to make a UA-cam channel. Some advice, if you haven't yet, post it on your website so people can start watching the videos!
I feel like he's letting me in on some secret information every 76 seconds when he winks
FBI wants to know your location.
morse
😂now that you mentioned the wink I can’t stop looking at it
@@vwtransportersandmotorcycl3729 it’s bc he tweakin
@@iimagine_slayz9656 he mega tweakin
About applying and removing stickers: the window cleaner hack.
When you apply a sticker of any kind, wet both the surface and the entire glue side of the sticker, this way when you put it on your bike it will slide across the surface so you can always get the perfect alignment and plenty of time to squeeze out potential air bubbles. It will take half an hour for the soap to dry from under the sticker but it won't weaken the glue at all and the end results look like they were applied in the factory. Also works great for tinted film and really anything involving adhesives.
Window cleaner is also great to remove stickers. If you have to remove them get a plastic razor and pick an edge that looks easy to lift, and spray some window cleaner on it. Give it a second, then lightly tap the plastic razor on it, don't try to lift it, just wedge it between the surface and the sticker and pull away as soon as you feel resistance. You're not trying to lift the sticker, just creating a gap for the soap to slip under and form a layer between the sticker and your bike. When eventually you have done this enough times to create a lip you can actually grip, start sloooowly pulling it BACK *NOT UP* as flush as you can to the body of the bike with one hand, with the other keep spraying window cleaner as the edge recedes.
If you do this carefully enough not only it will leave 0 glue residues, 9 times out of 10 you can even reuse the sticker.
If you get some residues just use the plastic razor to clean them, you won't scratch the paint no matter how hard you try.
Thanks for taking the time to share
Hair dryer is god send for vinyl decals.
I worked in vehicle wrapping, can confirm we did this although some vinyls or sticker materials will wear a lot quicker if you use this method.
I reccomend using a heat gun once you've got the sticker in the right position to dry the water a little faster if it's a smaller sticker and push bubbles out once it is starting to dry that way it doesn't shift ☺️
Best motorcycle mod: decrease slack in the throttle cable. Many dealers sell new bikes with extra slack in the throttle as a safety measure and most riders never adjust the slack. Cost = $0.00
do keep a little slack though. Instant engagement is great for those feelz, but having zero margin for error can lead to bad things happening
My nc700x had a ridiculous amount of slack when new.
Clutch to.. My new bike wouldn't get into neutral new. Only when the engine was off. "They are known for it...." yeah right. Adjusted it a bit and it shifts to neutral without any problem.
@@SkinPeeleR how did you do that?
@@elfelon9465 By adjusting the slack on the clutchlever. MC garage has a nice tutorial on youtube.
I like how in your product showcases, you never shy away from mentioning the drawbacks you've noticed.
OMG little babby Fort Nine! 7 years later video still holds up, nice work bruv!
To sum up the comment section. 80% Is about how he's winking. 20% About the actual video content
1 percent are comment like these
Perfectly balanced, like all things should be
I swear you could be Quentin Tarantinos kid.
Lmfao
spot on, they both can lick the tips of their noses right?
Nahhh, Too Intelligent and articulate and better video production skills. 😎🤙🏻
Screw these dudes, keep winking! Whenever you wink, I wink back ;)
weird
gay boy
@@bpk2000 You spelled 'prolapse' wrong
We have a winner ladies and gentleman !!
The c0mputer!!
so im here again, i own no bike, yet i keep watching his videos, they are so well put together
its like he blinks each eye individually
Fukken lizard people, man. They're everywhere now
ARidingLifestyle i commented the same thing.
ARidingLifestyle man that's all I see now
Hail LORD ZUCC
Probably just an eye spasm in his left eye, completely normal some people just have it.
Thanks man
Your're welcome bru
U famous bro I know you u from the other channel snewj
Yo you watch F9?? *DYAMN*
2:01 "At worst, it's ugly." Good job Ryan, keeping it simple. Keep it up.
An addition to your list, is a very cool mod I just did to my bike earlier today. It is hooking up a cigarette/usb outlet to the handle bar. It is super handy for gps systems on longer trips, or even just to charge your phone while you are on the road. It is also incredibly inexpensive, some models only costing a few bucks, and can be found both in hardware stores or ebay. Instalation is also some of the most easy to do jobs, just hook positive nd negative to the battery, cable tie the wiring somewhere which is not exposed, and you are done!
Sweet mod! I've got a 12V plug on my bike and I use it *all the time*. ~RyanF9
Daniel Kemnitz bom
this is from technical point of view insanely well made video - back lighting, editing and quality - spot on. good job!
Something you should note on the handlebar change, depending on how different the new bar's shape from stock it can change they way your bike feels entirely. Seems obvious but should be mentioned anyway.
Yes, I was surprised he didn't mention this
I love bar end mirrors. The view feels much clearer and I don't feel like my field of vision is being totally obstructed in front. I wish more bikes had them.
Very professional video. Never once zoned out and this was my 5th top 5 video in a row. Good job man.
Thanks! If we ever need a "Top 5 Top 5 Videos" video... I'll let you know haha. ~RyanF9
+FortNine do u ride if so what
+Jon Rineer you know, that big Suzuki standing behind him is just for Looks an way.
+Nazimelonhamster no duhh😂😂
the only thing if it got installed.. but is not necessary, I agree with you
Ryan: Motorcycle mods under $50
Actuall price: $49.99
1) Didn't notice the winking, I came here for content 2) Content - Well presented. Gave pro and con in a "matter of fact" format, without wasting time. Even though I probably won't use these, I learned some things about my bike, and the accessories I might want to use. Thanks for the info. I would watch other videos you create/post.
re watching this guys old videos, and oh mannnnnnn, he has
definitely come a looonnnnngggg wayyyy. keep up the good work buddy!!!!
People are so rude,why don't you guys just focus on his contet instead of him appearence? And is that a V-storm?nice video btw
Joko Zus i am glad someone spoke up and said the kind and decent thing.
they probably to yung for dis..
Sounds like a vstrom, if its the same bike used for the opening. My dad has one.
Alot of worthless evil people in this world. Parents can't beat the hell out of their kids anymore. Ever wonder why the Amish are so successful? Hmmmmm? Great vid
Precisely why I don't post videos on my channel.. lol
Why do people have to be so judgmental on someone’s looks and expressions .this person knows how to sell products and can speak clearly and doesn’t have loud music playing in the background .I think if you don’t like what you see go somewhere else ..IS IT SO cool to cut people down for doing something good for others . I want to say thanks for the videos Ryan very well made
This is a great source for Canadian buyers and most of the time the best price there is. As most of us know, the Canadian Economy is a joke and no business wants any of it, so we're often stuck ordering from abroad or paying insane shipping prices from the US. I'm pretty thankful!
I bought some bar end mirrors of eBay and i tell you it brings out a sexy look to the bike. These mirrors are also really good for me because i am quite wide so seeing behind on stock mirrors was a little hard, but these open up the rear so much more and decreases the blind spot in my opinion.
Love the video. Glad to see you didn't let the comments get to you. It doesn't look weird.
1:45 what's with that lil wink u did there?🤣😂🤣
He does that so many times this video, watch it again and try to count all the times he does
@@sandwichmaker1289 why? Has he got a tick/twitch?
@@conner1466 i Don't really know, i guess it's just cool
got no idea why this vid has 1k dislikes,,slick editing, high end production and straight to the point, im a big fan
Dislikes are from people with no riding skills who crashed and no longer have control of their digits.
Dicovered thos chanel 3 days ago and allready watched at least 30 Videos:D i love your vids! Greetings from a New german fan!
Lots of youtubers are going back through their old videos and republishing them but thats not needed with these, the production and general quality was high from the start
I will tell it like this ... for me this guy put a lot of points in charisma. :) Thumbs up and keep up good work. Thank you!
I agree with the handlebars for sure. I've had 3 sets of bars (including the Emgo drag bars) on my bike, it's almost like having a different bike each time.
Love the cinematography and composition bro. I feel like you don't get that enough. great lighting and studio too.
Hells, I think he's a very likable an concise reviewer. Well spoken, an knows his stuff. Good job, mate.
holy shit the production value is great!!
STOP WINKING AT ME!!!!
ikr xD
;)
he has something in he's eye
eyes not eye he is winking in both of them all the time help me im scared
He has something in he is eye? Are you sure you didn't mean to say HIS eye?
I know this video is old but regardless, one thing I've always done when putting on decals (and would work for this as well) is take a spray bottle, use just slightly soapy water, apply it to the area that your putting the sticker on (you don't need much), then place the sticker, it won't immediately stick and you can slide it around until you have it where you want it, then gently dry (just dab, don't wipe), make sure there are no bubbles, and leave it to dry. I picked that one up from some old guys when we were restoring old sleds, works well on cars too.
Sick your message and content is perfect delivered to my door for free. Your a better man than I . Thank you Sir.
I have CRG 'Arrow' mirrors and the image in the mirror is crystal clear and shows a very large area behind me. Far superior to my stock mirrors, which are actually larger. They also do not vibrate like bunny ear mirrors because they don't have a long arm. I've had them a while so don't think about it until someone who rides my bike comments on how amazing the mirrors are. Can't speak for the round version tho.
Great video - surprised at the haters in here. Super professional, loads of information, and entertaining. Keep it up! New sub here.
Nice video and some great ideas. Except maybe the flush mount indicators. Many of them are less visible to other motorists, and the last thing we need is to be less conspicuous.
Also, bar end mirrors look cool, especially on retro and cafe racer machines, but keep in mind you’ll be diverting your eyes from the road ahead just a little linger every time you look down at those mirrors, compared to the factory set. But for some bikes there are inexpensive but sleeker looking mirrors to replace the OEMs though, and that might a better option.
Just my two cents anyway. Keep up the great work!
You know someone is entertaining and fun to watch when you had no interest in the hobby before watching, and now watch all their videos. I don’t have a bike. I don’t plan on getting a bike. Before watching his videos, I had no interest in bikes. Now I watch videos on random topics about bikes frequently just because these videos are so entertaining and fun to listen to.
Very different compared to other top 5 videos. I like it because you didn't say the obvious things people want like hids, tail pipe, sliders.
Drink every time he winks
That's a dangerous game. ~RyanF9
Loved the winks tho~
One tequila
Two tequila
Three tequila
Floor...
lmao
Hahaaha
Your presentation and production quality is unreal. You need more subscribers. Here, have another one.
I always tell fellow-riders, 'be careful of reflector and lighting changes!'...in the U.S. and Canada, ALL VEHICLE LIGHTING must comply with FMVSS (or for Canada, CMVSS) laws...specifically FMVSS/CMVSS 108. If the lens meets the standards, it is stamped 'D.O.T. - SAE 108'...if there is no marking for this, the light or reflector DOES NOT MEET THE STANDARD...and gives less than minimum reflectivity or lighting output, and you can be cited for it! If you are curious, you can look up 'Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards' on wiki, or simply look up FMVSS Section 108 itself, to see what is expected out of a lens.
Drag bars were the first appearance mod I did. Helped to take the "Dad Bike" look off of it. License plate tail hook dorky thing gone too.
Exhaust wrap is a cheap mod that will spiffy up old scratched pipes or new ones if you like. Vinyl Wrap paint and pin stripe tape lets you get creative as often as you want. Doing my tank next. For a little more money, pick some pieces off your bike for powder coating (winter project). Think contrast and definition with out adding chrome. Vinyl decals can be creative. Makes a big difference.
I'm binge watching this channel, even though I never owned a motorcycle nor do I even have a motorcycle license.
ive done my 2010 YBR 125 cafe racer style, no mirrors, deep black with white vinyl stripes, rear cowelling and seat cowelling ( just need a re upholstered seat done in brown leather) black metal LED indicators, X on the head light, new exhaust (not very cafe racer but sounds nice) , some 7/8 drag bars, new grips and black levers, loving it!
First time watcher, good video quality and very good communication skills. Makes the video flow so nice to watch! Defiantly earned my sub!
This channel fuggin rules
This channel is so great. Should have your own show on the idiot box here in Australia
lmao $20 for that progrip pad... i bought that shit off ebay for 83 cents from china #3weekshipping #thriftshoppin
o shit it squid
mmmmmmmm quality chinese parts
I'm over nighting parts from Japan
chineeeeezzzzzz shoppin is the best brah
Had a Progrip one that worked great for 4 years before falling apart, replaced it with a cheap chinese rubber-like one that didn't last a month. You get what you pay for..
looks like a lot of work went into this video i am impressed.
I haven't noticed anything weird about blinking. Great video, thanks for sharing.
good job dude, that was well organised and presented
Quality content bro! Keep it up!
Sweet. Bullet proof grips!
Another great informative video well articulated. Thanks.
would love to be sponsored by these guys.
another cheap mod is levers I think. though if you buy brand, it'll run you more but if you're okay with eBay ones, you can get them for dirt cheap.
dude you seem really cool and really knowledgable....that being said and with all due respect...you remind me of king joffery
After discovering 1 video, I subbed. I have not been disappointed with that choice.
For under $50 you could upgrade your headlights (LED bulbs) add a small windshield to take the wind off your chest, also a throttle lock for long rides
Wow, the quality of fortnine videos has gone up so much
Winky man 😄
Good video
Great video. Shot well, voiced well, and you felt natural in your cadence. I subscribed because of the quality alone. Now to go check out your other stuff!
You deserve more than 10 000 subs
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing 👍🤙🏻😎
Nice video dude! Very informative!
5 years ago, finally getting financially stable to get one, watching almost all to catch up on what I forgot. Saying all of that about 200 dollars really made it cheap to me. Made it click how cheap it actually was.
Congrats! this a very well made video, you transmit the info nicesly.
Thanks!
these progrip tank pads look soooo good on like every bike.
For those living in the uk, with the bar end mirrors, if you like you can just remove them entirely. Its not a legal requirement to have mirrors on a motorcycle in the uk.
Another great video. Bye the way in the USA, CFR governs the use of mods across the USA. 3.5 inches of signal surface is required for turn signals. So this flush mounts are a buyer beware. Safe travels.
That's not "faded yellow" , it's "baby shit green". You don't have kids. Your videos have gotten MUCH better over the years.
At 0:20 I have always wondered what that was for. Thank You! :)
I like your channel, good form.
I feel like your hitting on me....Im free Sat
Great video man
I just subscribed. Very informative videos keep making them dude love the personality we can relate to Someone Like You unlike other channels with old stuck-up know-it-alls
I just have to say, maaaan, this edit and overall video making is great! Keep up good work, just subscribed because of this video :)
I just put a ProGrip tank pad on my GSXR last night. Tank was hot from the sun, so I was able to get it on perfectly. Could've put brake pads and sprockets on there too. They're cheap and improve performance.
I own that same green shirt. I wear it to work all the time. Respect.
he's that prince from game of thrones isn't he?
King*
FortNine well played my friend, well played
+dan is awesome sho geoffrey lmAoo
Very practical. Good vid, bro. I'm now subscribed to your channel.
how are u not having more sub man~!
I was waiting for this, thanks for sharing
Great video man, subbed.
This was a fantastic video I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers! I subed :)
I just discovered your channel and I love the content your putting out! Keep up the good work. It is very interesting and you make not boring at all!
His videos have great content.
For the flushmounts, maybe something that protrudes only slightly...1-2" vs the stalk that's stock. Less wonky looking; more visibility. Trade offs. For the tank stickers, I like the clear ones. Keep the beauty of the original paint, protect against zippers, keys, bling....DIdn't realize bars were so cheap. Good to know! I've seen some mirrors hanging down below the bars. not sure if I'd live with that, but, it's another way to clean up the view above the bar.
Awesome video! Great knowledge, great presentation! MARKETING!!!!
Omg you looked so young 7 years ago
very well made video, i have the same tank grip and I seem to be the only one suffering from this, the lower half of the grip lost its sheen about 1 hr of riding and it now has a matte look?
+Sgt. Aza Strange! It's normal for these tank pads to scuff up over time, but *definitely* not within the first hour. Have you tried contacting Pro Grip about it? Sometimes if the issue seems odd to the manufacturer, they'll just assume a manufacturing defect and send you a free replacement! ~RyanF9
I've had this same progrip tank pad on my bike since mid 2011. Still looking pristine as ever. Love it.
how does this guy not have 1000,000 subs yet?
A thousand thousand? Lol
Great video bro ;)
Concise. Thumbs up. Sub'ed. Thanks!
I shop on CanadasMotorcycle all the time. I didn't know you started to make a UA-cam channel. Some advice, if you haven't yet, post it on your website so people can start watching the videos!
We meet again... Geoferry.
Subscribed, I actually appreciate your pitching.
I only watch his channel cause they stopped the reruns of the Twilight Zone, yes, I am 80 years old.
He did an awesome twilight zone tribute kind of episode, i think it was the DOT helmet one, or maybe one about old moto myths.