"How much air you add is kind of how long a teenager spends in the bathroom. It's entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist" - I think this is the best comment I've heard in the last 22+ years of toying with engines. Keep up the awesome work
"We need to make a new video for this week... - What's the budget? - Hmm, Somewhere around 3 dollars? - Buy 2 white bedsheets in dollarama, I'll tear down the wall prop bike"
It really takes away my fear and anxiety about working on them. Like in cars they’re bigger with so many moving parts. But bikes? So simple and easy to see where things go and what they do. It’s genuinely enjoyable to work on them.
Mind your slave cylinder, especially after valve checks. Mine exceptionally well maintained SAR has been sitting in a shop since September after suffering a sudden critical engine failure.
@@ilovepandas1246 I know they’re not the same bike, I just thought it was funny there was a video about putting a bike together before there was one about taking it apart
I feel, much like Canada's sweetheart Pamela Anderson in 1996, they've plateaued. dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B3%2F1%2F4%2F0%2F3140980%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D Time to spend more time in the bathroom with that twist throttle grip.
I feel like they have been consistently uploading every other sunday for a while now. Or at least often enough that I came here today in anticipation and was not disappointed.
“How much air you add is like how long a teenager spends in the bathroom. It’s entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist.” Did not see that coming.
I usually don’t even bother to comment a compliment on these videos because you two never miss, but adding stop motion to your usual scripting, research, and production has me typing this. Saved the video to favorites. Keep it up y’all, cheers from west coast US!
I think the talent and skill involved taking something so complex and explaining it so simply is entirely under-appreciated. This borders on a super power.
"how much air you add is kinda like how long a teenager spends in the bathroom, it's entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist" got me so hard my gosh
Seriously, Ryan, if there was ever a vote for the most loved/appreciated motorcycle UA-camr, I know you would win hands down ! Love all your videos with the technical integrity, cinematic influence, and comedic undertones. Damn well done. As always.
30 years ago, you got this information from your dad, on a piece of paper, normally while he drinks a beer and relaxes in a hot summer day. Today you get fortnine.
Exactly. No windshield, seat belt, airbags, bumpers, et al. And the pavement is racing by a few inches under our toes. How does the Nanny State still let motorcycles on the road?
@@timjohnson1199 The fenders act in a very minor way like bumpers, as in, if I get bumped on the rear going 15mph because someone is on the phone not realizing they need to stop for the red instead of crawl to the line since well.. there's something behind the line and in front of them... • My tire doesn't get bent, and the fender takes the hit., • Airbags can be done with Helite vests/airbags if you want one, just needs a 60cc Co2 cartridge to replace/re-use, much simpler than paying thousands of dollars to pack the airbag back into the steering column of a car, and just as well where the motorcycle airbags come in various sizes and don't cause broken noses, fractured wrists, sometimes chest and rib cage issues, the motorcycle airbag is fitted to your size AND only needs 60lbs of force to go off, more than accidentally walking from the motorcycle, LESS than that needed for a car, I've had a car go into the ditch before at 45mph and probably 30mph after the wet mud slowed me down and the airbag didn't shoot off, and that's not exactly something unheard of either., • now about the seatbelt.. well, that would be unsafe on motorcycles, just how the locking-pedals for bicycles are considered unsafe unless you're in a race that has closed off roads., • Windshields? Windscreen are mostly present by stock on motorcycles nowadays anyways, but easily accessible on the 3rd party market, for anything from sport bikes to cruiser bikes to even a Grom. *SHORT:* Bikes do have windscreens on most models, aftermarket parts if desired, bikes can also have airbags (A goldwing model, if not still, did have airbag in the motorcycle as an option) that are worn as a vest which are safer than car airbags (talking about driver/rider only, even a passenger can wear an airbag though) and don't break rib cages, break wrists or noses due to the 1-size-fits-all styling and rapid deployment that hits you rather than protects your body on all sides, as for bumpers, yeah, the frame that extends past the read tire, and the fenders protect the motorcycle from getting bent wheels and the frame of motorcycle takes the impact, sorta like the flimsy "bumpers" or front/rear fenders on cars that just have a metal rigid chasis that they are mounted on. *SUPER SHORT* I do realize you /might/ be joking, but people do think like you typed, people are not aware and/or willfully ignorant about the safety of motorcycles.
@@TheClarkenstein wow looking forward to it. I just installed a throttle lock on my Vulcan S and was waiting for the rain to stop for me to test it out
A very simplistic look at the workings of this particular motorcycle which is very handy since my motorcycle has not been running for the last 9 years (poor over wintering on my part).
This guy should have his own TV show. I mean he and his team's production and writing quality are ...dare I say 'wasted' on UA-cam. Imagine if amazon gave him a reasonable budget and a 30 minute slot every week.....🤪 keep up the amazing work buddy. Hit me up if you every fancy a trip to watch the NorthWest200 Races.....might make for good content post pandemic 🤞🏼 🏁 🏍💨
So... what is an air filter for on motorcycles? For cars it's because of A/C but... motorcycles? What, maybe a fly gets burned to ash and is shot out the exhaust?
@@MrCODEmaster00 Is this a troll comment or are you serious? Either way, in case there's a curious kid that really doesn't know out there: The filter you're referring to the is the "in-cabin micro filter" and exists solely to filter allergens out of the A/C intake so your dealer can charge you way too much to change it every couple of oil changes. The main air filter is for the engine and is to keep out dirt, dust, sand, small rocks, bugs, etc. out of the engine as it can score the cylinder walls and cause a loss of compression (and power/fuel economy) and eventually catastrophic engine failure. This is the function of the filter on the motorcycle.
@@MrCODEmaster00 Your car has not just an air filter for the AC - it also has one for the engine. In fact, in some cheap ass cars there is only one air filter - for the engine. Like NunyaBusiness says, its job is not to get you nice and clean cabin air, but to prevent shit from getting sucked into your engine - no matter if car, motor cycle or whatever device that moves on roads and uses a combustion engine.
i was 14yo when i built, alone, a 50cc bike, no manual, by bits i got from different places, while hiding it from my father until it was too big. Rode it a couple of years until an internal gearing holder failure caused me to had to call a friend to bring a pickup truck. The other was due to broken chain. Rebuilt it within the week with a spares engine. Best bike mechanic training i ever had to this day (now 38). Last week, changed air filter+rear pads, general cleaning and lube plus fix two major electrical gremlins on my DL 1000.
Loved the music, length was short enough I can use this to show people just curious about motorcycle mechanics, without them getting lost in endless detail. Glad to see you’re still making videos, you’ve been a big part of my riding education. And I’m also 6’3” and 190 so bike reviews help a ton!
Im 17 and im trying to widen my knowlege of mototrcycles apart from the gears, clutch, brakes, gas tank and muffler. I REALLY want a motorycycle and this video is helping me to understand the mechanical side of it. Super simple video and easy to follow along.
With the _teenager_ reference I was expecting something related to _suck, squeeze, bang, blow,_ but I guess that would have been too much? Good stuff as always, S
I found this channel a few days ago. I could easily unsubscribe from every other channel on youtube and live just watching this guy like forever. My favorite channel BY FAR!
Have to say this. I have probably watched every video about motorcycles on UA-cam. Yet, the content quality of this guy is extremely good! On top of that, no ads no sponsorship??? This is really unique! Great job dude! Thank you so much!
Took a long break from riding when my baby girl was born. You were my favorite motorcycle channel back then but WOW I cannot believe how far you have come. Almost 2mil subscribers. CONGRATS YOU FUCKING DESERVE IT!!! Great video, simple, funny, taught me a lot in a short time
bro made it so simple, yet you can't imagine the work behind this video. trust me I dissassembled/reassembled a bike many times, it is AWFUL ! thanks for this video buddy !
How can this guy have the only video giving me a concise explanation on how and why a motorbike works? Yet this makes up for that drought by being the best possible video to explain this!
4:36 How terribly modern - I've never had an electric speedometer. No idea what year the bike in the video was made, but it also looks old enough to use a cable. :-P
You remind me of 1990s bike journalist, from performance bikes, the late and legendary rocking Ronnie smith, the last of the Harrogate mohekans, rest easy precious brother gone but never forgotten , happy healthy peace 🏴✌️
"Young Canadian strips it down for your viewing pleasure"
hahahahhaha
more like "young Canadian strips down older Asian , after some outdoor fun"
ua-cam.com/video/gkUADrt_f4Q/v-deo.html =$$
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"What are you doing, Step-Nine??"
"How much air you add is kind of how long a teenager spends in the bathroom. It's entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist" - I think this is the best comment I've heard in the last 22+ years of toying with engines. Keep up the awesome work
Man has proper technique...
I legit came for this comment
Dude is like ryan Reynolds but work on motocycles
legit has me in tears
Classic, wasn't it.
I must try remember that one 🤣
"We need to make a new video for this week...
- What's the budget?
- Hmm, Somewhere around 3 dollars?
- Buy 2 white bedsheets in dollarama, I'll tear down the wall prop bike"
Shockingly accurate. ~RF9
7 bucks. You forgot the bearclaw from Tim Horton's.
,and still more entertaining than 99% of the tripe on UA-cam.
@@FortNine Did you put the bike back together, or were the "after" shots taken first?
@@Billz1981 I'm sure it was aftershots taken first, he just dropped a video today where he turned this bike into an Electric Bike
there’s something very comforting about how simple these machines actually are when you strip away the bells and whistles
It really takes away my fear and anxiety about working on them. Like in cars they’re bigger with so many moving parts. But bikes? So simple and easy to see where things go and what they do. It’s genuinely enjoyable to work on them.
everything is simple except wires and electronics
I love this channel so much. I own a KTM 1290 Super Adventure because of you guys. Teenager joke is top notch writing lmao.
Damn Josh, Funny finding you here. Love your content too brother !
Love your videos man
Mind your slave cylinder, especially after valve checks. Mine exceptionally well maintained SAR has been sitting in a shop since September after suffering a sudden critical engine failure.
lol didnt expect u here, love ur content too!
I would gladly listen to even 70 minutes of this.
Same! The music was so chill ❤️
Make his top comment, and it might catch someone's attention. Hint-hint... it's the uploader's.
Yes! A 4 stroke engine teardown would be amazing...
Everyone: Take bike apart then put it together
Ryan: Put bike together then take it apart 6 months later
Or, take it apart in a day and spend a year getting it back together.
@@timjohnson1199 ahh yes, like my five month winter long clutch job
I think your conflating the KLR with the Suzuki that he used here
@@ilovepandas1246 I know they’re not the same bike, I just thought it was funny there was a video about putting a bike together before there was one about taking it apart
@@ilovepandas1246 Actually, I was kinda comparing it to my sixties something Triumph 250 that I had as a teenager way back when.
I swear the production value of your videos just keep getting better and better.
I feel, much like Canada's sweetheart Pamela Anderson in 1996, they've plateaued.
dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B3%2F1%2F4%2F0%2F3140980%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D
Time to spend more time in the bathroom with that twist throttle grip.
Brilliant as ever you two - thanks for keeping us entertained!
Brilliant as ever you two - thanks for keeping us entertained!
Mosdef
@@AnupBhatt cameraman yo, his partner in crime
there is a special place in this world for people like us who say "mosdef"@@sytheii
The delivery of Clarkson, the technical knowhow of Hammond, and the fashion sense of May.
Above and beyond as always my dudes💪🏼
Ok bro now we're just grasping for patterns here
Amazing video, all said in 7 minutes, no ads, no longass intro, just a man who loves motorcycles. Thank you for your services fellow motorcyclist!
Yeah, kudos to no ads!!
UA-cam vanced if you have an android device.
The shortest and most rewarding "Crash Course" ever!
*"Honey wake up! Fortnine posted!"*
"We force the engine to breath through the air filter, otherwise you get covid-19 in your engine" God i love Ryan's wit.
Me on a Sunday and Fortnine uploads:
"An unexpected surprise but a welcome one"
*a surprise to be sure but a welcome one
I feel like they have been consistently uploading every other sunday for a while now. Or at least often enough that I came here today in anticipation and was not disappointed.
It feels like regular Sunday uploads are a thing... or semi-regular Sunday uploads at least.
“How much air you add is like how long a teenager spends in the bathroom. It’s entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist.”
Did not see that coming.
that was the best line
If you keep the door closed, you wont have too
I almost pissed my pants at that one 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@hunger993 🤣🤣🤣
I usually don’t even bother to comment a compliment on these videos because you two never miss, but adding stop motion to your usual scripting, research, and production has me typing this. Saved the video to favorites. Keep it up y’all, cheers from west coast US!
I second this the production value and commentary were superb. I always look forward to video release days.
I think the talent and skill involved taking something so complex and explaining it so simply is entirely under-appreciated. This borders on a super power.
Phew. Use of words + sound effects + music + volume + pictures + camera work + cutting + frames = the perfect video.
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication!" Ryan you are the de Vinci of the motorcycle world.
"We have this ignition coil. Like my ex girlfriend it bottles up a bunch of energy and releases a huge outburst... on the spark plug"
Shakespearean
Key word being “ex”
Lmao literally same
Man, his writings get better and better each time. All the analogies. Damn!
The editing of this video is amazing.
This has to be the BEST OVERVIEW of how a motorcycle works. Should be in every beginner’s classroom-in Canada and around the world! ENTERTAINING…
When you put them back together in order up until you found one screw left on the floor😅.
That's the Jesus bolt. As in "Jesus, where does this go?"
And still can't find the 1/4 x 10mm socket.
thats not as bad as a ring
That's just weight reduction.
or worse, a spring
"like my ex-girlfriend...." Boom, there it is. The moment of brilliant dialog that makes the entire vid worth it, and why we keep coming back.
This is my 3rd or something comment on UA-cam in all my 10 years of viewership.
This video is art.
One of the best UA-cam videos ever. Thank you!
This is the best motorcycle channel on UA-cam.
"how much air you add is kinda like how long a teenager spends in the bathroom, it's entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist"
got me so hard my gosh
It did? Weird, but I guess it'll save you some time.
“Gas tank. It’s like a tank for gas.”
just wait til you hear about an air box
@@scottsayings2783 I heard it’s like a box but for air 😳
Seriously, Ryan, if there was ever a vote for the most loved/appreciated motorcycle UA-camr, I know you would win hands down ! Love all your videos with the technical integrity, cinematic influence, and comedic undertones. Damn well done. As always.
30 years ago, you got this information from your dad, on a piece of paper, normally while he drinks a beer and relaxes in a hot summer day. Today you get fortnine.
I do not even ride a motorcycle and yours is the greatest channel on UA-cam, I wanted you to know that.
"its entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist"
This is about throttle right?
@@ikaradata 😹😹😹 Wrist could hold more than just Throttle !!!
im dying hahahahaha
@@ikaradata Twisting does help, yes.
I just couldn't stop laughing
1:18 he's holding back his laugh 😂
LoL.."Entirely dependent on what you do with your wrist"...LOL who writes these scripts, Love it 😅
yeah 😂😂
He does :p
Ryan does.
You're presenter and motorcycle wrench, that wise cracking guy on screen is the guilty party.
@@njpaddler Subscribing to this channel has all rewards no regrets from day 1.
probably one of the best videos on the internet
Best moto video ever. Gets to the point straight away.
Let's sit on 2 wheels with exploding liquid between our legs. Got to love it
Yes
Exactly. No windshield, seat belt, airbags, bumpers, et al. And the pavement is racing by a few inches under our toes. How does the Nanny State still let motorcycles on the road?
@@timjohnson1199 I'm sure they will try something one day.
@@timjohnson1199 The fenders act in a very minor way like bumpers, as in, if I get bumped on the rear going 15mph because someone is on the phone not realizing they need to stop for the red instead of crawl to the line since well.. there's something behind the line and in front of them...
• My tire doesn't get bent, and the fender takes the hit., • Airbags can be done with Helite vests/airbags if you want one, just needs a 60cc Co2 cartridge to replace/re-use, much simpler than paying thousands of dollars to pack the airbag back into the steering column of a car, and just as well where the motorcycle airbags come in various sizes and don't cause broken noses, fractured wrists, sometimes chest and rib cage issues, the motorcycle airbag is fitted to your size AND only needs 60lbs of force to go off, more than accidentally walking from the motorcycle, LESS than that needed for a car, I've had a car go into the ditch before at 45mph and probably 30mph after the wet mud slowed me down and the airbag didn't shoot off, and that's not exactly something unheard of either., • now about the seatbelt.. well, that would be unsafe on motorcycles, just how the locking-pedals for bicycles are considered unsafe unless you're in a race that has closed off roads., • Windshields? Windscreen are mostly present by stock on motorcycles nowadays anyways, but easily accessible on the 3rd party market, for anything from sport bikes to cruiser bikes to even a Grom.
*SHORT:* Bikes do have windscreens on most models, aftermarket parts if desired, bikes can also have airbags (A goldwing model, if not still, did have airbag in the motorcycle as an option) that are worn as a vest which are safer than car airbags (talking about driver/rider only, even a passenger can wear an airbag though) and don't break rib cages, break wrists or noses due to the 1-size-fits-all styling and rapid deployment that hits you rather than protects your body on all sides, as for bumpers, yeah, the frame that extends past the read tire, and the fenders protect the motorcycle from getting bent wheels and the frame of motorcycle takes the impact, sorta like the flimsy "bumpers" or front/rear fenders on cars that just have a metal rigid chasis that they are mounted on.
*SUPER SHORT* I do realize you /might/ be joking, but people do think like you typed, people are not aware and/or willfully ignorant about the safety of motorcycles.
@@timjohnson1199 see: actuaries.
0:23 that sounded so... Clarkson
"The gas tank, it's kinda like a tank... For gas"
I was thinking Rambo 3.
Dude: What's that?
Rambo: It's a blue light.
Dude: What's it do?
Rambo: Turns blue.
more like chandler attempting advertising, "Cheese, it's milk.. that you chew"
And it's also capable of automatically synchronizing cardinal grammeters.
I like the barely contained laughter on it's a box... for air.
He does have this Clarkson style. But I just can't imagine Jeremy calling liquid "gas" ;)
I’m now embarrassed by the tear down video I did on my channel. You sir are a master film maker. Great work!
This is going to be a classic of all times... like every single video on this channel.
Rainy day in NJ today, right time this notification popped up and I am now enjoying it.
Should clear up by one. Hoping to get a ride in later today.
Hey same! I'm hoping to ride up to washington's hill once it clears up.
@@TheClarkenstein wow looking forward to it. I just installed a throttle lock on my Vulcan S and was waiting for the rain to stop for me to test it out
@@blarfnugle5653 lets plan a ride out
Same here. I bought a TW200 partly because of this guy. And I think that video "Crossing the Only Desert in Canada" is among their best. Sold me!!
I wonder how long it took him to record this video. Respect.
Ryan, you should totally make a meet and greet with your fans. Locals would totally love it
A very simplistic look at the workings of this particular motorcycle which is very handy since my motorcycle has not been running for the last 9 years (poor over wintering on my part).
Im a simple guy, i see Fortnine upload
_I Click, I Watch, I Like_
I play it again.
somehow this makes working on one SEEM soothing *glares at my own bike in pieces*
Just like how blue peter made it look easy to build stuff
"And this is a seized bolt. See how the spanner went round but the bolt did not? See how it has now snapped flush with the surrounding case?"
EVERY SINGLE VIDEO I find my self saying: "This is so good."
Same. This is brilliant.
Literally every video on this channel is just so satisfying 😬
The beauty of 2-strokes. So simple you can have one in bits and back together in a few hours.
Wish I had teachers like this teaching me science in school and college . Thanks for this video
wow this was the best video I've ever seen explaining how a motorcycle is working
This guy should have his own TV show. I mean he and his team's production and writing quality are ...dare I say 'wasted' on UA-cam. Imagine if amazon gave him a reasonable budget and a 30 minute slot every week.....🤪 keep up the amazing work buddy.
Hit me up if you every fancy a trip to watch the NorthWest200 Races.....might make for good content post pandemic 🤞🏼 🏁 🏍💨
amazing I love your way of presentation, its brief but comprehensive, really impressive. good work dude keep it up.
You are a moto-genius. Thank you for being you FortNine.
I like watching videos made for people who don't know things, makes me feel like I do, even though I don't really. Thank you fortnine
What is efi, why is a mono shock, where come is your tattoo? Why don't you have a tattoo?
A motorcycle really is a work of art.
i’ve been searching for these kind of good video as i’m a trainee mechanic, F9 answered my call
This video is good enough to show students on my IC Engine class.
Yeah nah, totally skipped over the fact its a 2 stroke missed alot or information.
That's 50 hours of motorcycle maintnance and repair classes in 7 minutes right here.
I love the metaphors they made things sooo easy to remember. I think after this video no one will forget what the throttle does.
Bless you, this is the exact pace and detail that my brain can handle, knowing pretty much nothing about anything
I don’t have enough likes to give this video; seriously this was fantastic
This is perfect timing! I am just tearing my bike apart for a rebuild :)
@Patriotic Indus '94 Suzuki Gs500, I'm turning it into a scrambler. I am on insta @tijmen_gs500scrambler. :)
This was so incredibly helpful! I’m looking into getting my first bike in this helped me understand the mechanical side of it! Brilliantly done sir.🎉
This is the best presentation i ever watched to explain the bike parts and functions. Hat up emperor of bikes
It’s almost embarrassing how much I enjoy these videos!
That was an amazing breakdown! So simple yet so brilliantly done! Was like watching art! Love from Philly!
1:25 best explanation of air filter 🤣🤣🤣
"So you don't get Covid-19 in your motorcycle." Coffee. shot. out my nose.
So... what is an air filter for on motorcycles? For cars it's because of A/C but... motorcycles? What, maybe a fly gets burned to ash and is shot out the exhaust?
@@MrCODEmaster00 Is this a troll comment or are you serious?
Either way, in case there's a curious kid that really doesn't know out there: The filter you're referring to the is the "in-cabin micro filter" and exists solely to filter allergens out of the A/C intake so your dealer can charge you way too much to change it every couple of oil changes. The main air filter is for the engine and is to keep out dirt, dust, sand, small rocks, bugs, etc. out of the engine as it can score the cylinder walls and cause a loss of compression (and power/fuel economy) and eventually catastrophic engine failure. This is the function of the filter on the motorcycle.
@@MrCODEmaster00 Your car has not just an air filter for the AC - it also has one for the engine. In fact, in some cheap ass cars there is only one air filter - for the engine. Like NunyaBusiness says, its job is not to get you nice and clean cabin air, but to prevent shit from getting sucked into your engine - no matter if car, motor cycle or whatever device that moves on roads and uses a combustion engine.
Didn't you know? In 2019 some guy in China forgot to put his air filter back in before riding within 6 feet of his friends on a dirt track?
i was 14yo when i built, alone, a 50cc bike, no manual, by bits i got from different places, while hiding it from my father until it was too big.
Rode it a couple of years until an internal gearing holder failure caused me to had to call a friend to bring a pickup truck. The other was due to broken chain. Rebuilt it within the week with a spares engine.
Best bike mechanic training i ever had to this day (now 38).
Last week, changed air filter+rear pads, general cleaning and lube plus fix two major electrical gremlins on my DL 1000.
I was actually really unclear before on how the engine turned the gears. Thank you so much for the clear and simple explanation.
Loved the music, length was short enough I can use this to show people just curious about motorcycle mechanics, without them getting lost in endless detail.
Glad to see you’re still making videos, you’ve been a big part of my riding education. And I’m also 6’3” and 190 so bike reviews help a ton!
This guy has great presentation and editing skills. Subbed!
Im 17 and im trying to widen my knowlege of mototrcycles apart from the gears, clutch, brakes, gas tank and muffler. I REALLY want a motorycycle and this video is helping me to understand the mechanical side of it. Super simple video and easy to follow along.
Some of the best content on UA-cam - right here. Sir you are a legend.
With the _teenager_ reference I was expecting something related to _suck, squeeze, bang, blow,_ but I guess that would have been too much?
Good stuff as always,
S
No, cause it's a 2-stroke
That a Jet Engine Sir!
“...it entirely depends on what you do with your wrist...” the teenager in me laughed
The jokes never get old :))
I found this channel a few days ago. I could easily unsubscribe from every other channel on youtube and live just watching this guy like forever. My favorite channel BY FAR!
Have to say this. I have probably watched every video about motorcycles on UA-cam. Yet, the content quality of this guy is extremely good! On top of that, no ads no sponsorship??? This is really unique! Great job dude! Thank you so much!
"Otherwise we get COVID-19 in our engine"- Instant classic
Engineering student here: I love how you broke this down! Some of my profs could learn from you
Took a long break from riding when my baby girl was born. You were my favorite motorcycle channel back then but WOW I cannot believe how far you have come. Almost 2mil subscribers. CONGRATS YOU FUCKING DESERVE IT!!!
Great video, simple, funny, taught me a lot in a short time
7 minute motorcycle teardown?
I've also owned a 70s Triumph at one point.
But that did it by itself, didn't it?
@@Perry_dAccard *rimshot*
I love how these two are not related in the slightest.
Cant believe im this early lol just bought my bike so this was great!
First bike?
The quality of your content is sensational.
There's a reason why so many non-motorcyclist watch Fortnine. Something for everyone. Bravo.
you can make a whole series on mechanic crash course and no one will get bored
Bouta pull apart my 1971 Yamaha AT1 and this video is such a great help. First motorcycle!
Why are these videos so good, i can't stop watching and i'm more into cars than motorcycles
Bravo! Probably! The most funny and intelligent ways of explaining how a motorcycle operates and exactly what makes it a motorcycle! 👏 brilliant!
good video!!
You guys should collab
Better than yours 😂. Shut up and Practise…. Then shut up some more. 😉
Incredible; how simple can it be explained? Ryan for President!
bro made it so simple, yet you can't imagine the work behind this video. trust me I dissassembled/reassembled a bike many times, it is AWFUL !
thanks for this video buddy !
How can this guy have the only video giving me a concise explanation on how and why a motorbike works? Yet this makes up for that drought by being the best possible video to explain this!
I'm 17 and have ADHD with NO clue about this stuff and your video helped A LOT (PS. i loved the commentary)
4:36 How terribly modern - I've never had an electric speedometer. No idea what year the bike in the video was made, but it also looks old enough to use a cable. :-P
true, but they have almost always had backlights. Also with the confidence inspiring voice of Ryan F9, no one should even notice the error
its either a 1970 or 1971 tc90
You remind me of 1990s bike journalist, from performance bikes, the late and legendary rocking Ronnie smith, the last of the Harrogate mohekans, rest easy precious brother gone but never forgotten , happy healthy peace 🏴✌️