Legend!! Thanks the bit that you really helped me with is the screen dimmer on it comes on auto and it so dark I didn’t know you could make it brighter so cheers!!
That light is very nice and extremely useful, I wish all bikes had something similar. It gives you information without you having to take your eyes off the road. By using your side vision you can clearly distinguish colours. ...and its configurable to some useful settings, being completely off id one of them. And to whoever this is big news how to adjust it, ever heard of Instruction Manual? Everything is clearly explained in there.
Thanks for this! Have my bike for a year and a half and read the manual but still couldn't understand it all! But as you say most of them are pretty pointless as user mode, gear etc are all clearly displayed anyway. I presume it is primarily for track racing.
4:30 Fergie: "I can't see anyone remembering the colours of which gear you're at... unless you're some kind of weirdo." Me: ... Me (2 mins later): "Ok, so need to try then..."
Thanks will need this next week when my CB is dropped off 👍. Think Honda have a habit of doing quirky stuff on their dash sometimes, I had a F6C1800 that you could add a brief welcome message when you turned the ignition on 🤷♂
You've probably spotted by now but when setting revs for changing gear the rev counter is at 9,000 not 9,500 so the numerical display of 90 does make some sense. Thanks for posting, though, very useful and much clearer than the book!
Thanks. I’m seriously considering getting one of these 2020 bikes. I’m 52 but haven’t ridden for 15 years. Last bike was an R1. Had two R6’s and CBR 600 before that. I’m hoping this bike might be a good fit at this point. Thanks for the great explanation.
I’m 53 and did not have a bike for 28 years and bought one of these last August have done 7000 miles on it now it’s a fantastic bike the quick shifter is the best on any i bike tested my average over 7000 miles is 54 uk MPG its so comfortable to ride my last bike was a 1989 gsxr 1100 until last year i had not even heard of a quick shifter once you’ve used one there’s know going back
40 years shifting by hearing, 40 years riding in B mode ( B stands for brain activated rider mode) which is located more or less behind your eyes and between your ears........ I love bikes without those needless electronics, never needed them and don't need them now. Learn how to properly ride a bike is my advice to all newbies that think those gadgets will safe you from dumb actions......🤦♂️ Safe rides 👍🏍
Hello. There is a jack in the background is Bikelift? If so, look at the shiny spike to make steel, mine broke under the engine and fell because it was made of cast aluminum. :(
Heard a few similar stories and swayed towards a tried n tested abba instead, first one had to be returned as damaged in transit. Nearly two weeks later second one should be here 'soon' cheers Demon tweeks - bumholes
Thanks a lot for this! Just picked my CB yesterday and your video explained the dash better than the owner's manual. Cheers
Lol I think you are the first person to figure this out. Cheers 🍻
Legend!! Thanks the bit that you really helped me with is the screen dimmer on it comes on auto and it so dark I didn’t know you could make it brighter so cheers!!
Great video to explain all those many and some strange options for the flashy dash light. Thanks
This was great! Thanks! I have had my bike for a year and I figured it was a Rev light, but I had no idea how many changes you can make to it.
That light is very nice and extremely useful, I wish all bikes had something similar. It gives you information without you having to take your eyes off the road. By using your side vision you can clearly distinguish colours. ...and its configurable to some useful settings, being completely off id one of them. And to whoever this is big news how to adjust it, ever heard of Instruction Manual? Everything is clearly explained in there.
Gotta be the limiter option tho?!
Thanks so much, there were many things that i did not know , very good inputs and now i will try a few things on my own CB1000R cheers
Very good video, specially for all of those who didn't get the manual with the bike...
So happy it has an ‘off’ position. Now I can re-consider getting one of these. It seriously put me off the thing when I test rode it.
Great video, very informative. Useless manual that comes with the bike.
Thanks for this.
Thanks for that, great vid.
It's all a mystery for me.....took me a month to work out how to change the clock!
loving the bike this far
Thanks Tifa. New mod video soon too.
Life saver!!! Thank you so much man!
Took one out for a test ride and wondered what the light thing was all about!!
SORTED!!
Cheers
Great video. I has trying to figure that out since I've got the bike. Much appreciated
Glad it helped
Super helpful video
It's just your little friend allways with you while riding
Thanks for this! Have my bike for a year and a half and read the manual but still couldn't understand it all! But as you say most of them are pretty pointless as user mode, gear etc are all clearly displayed anyway. I presume it is primarily for track racing.
Great video! Thanks! Will have a play with mine now ☺️
Have fun!
4:30
Fergie: "I can't see anyone remembering the colours of which gear you're at... unless you're some kind of weirdo."
Me: ...
Me (2 mins later): "Ok, so need to try then..."
Thanks will need this next week when my CB is dropped off 👍. Think Honda have a habit of doing quirky stuff on their dash sometimes, I had a F6C1800 that you could add a brief welcome message when you turned the ignition on 🤷♂
You've probably spotted by now but when setting revs for changing gear the rev counter is at 9,000 not 9,500 so the numerical display of 90 does make some sense. Thanks for posting, though, very useful and much clearer than the book!
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated
Thanks. I’m seriously considering getting one of these 2020 bikes. I’m 52 but haven’t ridden for 15 years. Last bike was an R1. Had two R6’s and CBR 600 before that. I’m hoping this bike might be a good fit at this point. Thanks for the great explanation.
I’m 53 and did not have a bike for 28 years and bought one of these last August have done 7000 miles on it now it’s a fantastic bike the quick shifter is the best on any i bike tested my average over 7000 miles is 54 uk MPG its so comfortable to ride my last bike was a 1989 gsxr 1100 until last year i had not even heard of a quick shifter once you’ve used one there’s know going back
Go for it!
I deliberated for ages and tried many bikes. Once I test rode this, I went giddy. To me its like having many bikes, absolutely smitten with mine!
Love this video lmao "who in the fucking hell needs to know that?!"
Very helpful 👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much I struggling clock setting now I done 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏💪
I might send a link to this to my local Honda dealer who had no idea what it was. 🙄
Haha, neither did mine :(
Excellent thank you
Brilliant thanks.
40 years shifting by hearing, 40 years riding in B mode ( B stands for brain activated rider mode) which is located more or less behind your eyes and between your ears........
I love bikes without those needless electronics, never needed them and don't need them now.
Learn how to properly ride a bike is my advice to all newbies that think those gadgets will safe you from dumb actions......🤦♂️
Safe rides 👍🏍
Thank well done 👍
I like the light. I leave mine eco mode
very informative. do you have a quickshifter ? if so how did you change the sensitivity ? thx
In your user setting does 2 bar TC and 3 bar power keep the wheel on the ground?
does everyones have the front indicators on all the time as running lights ? can i turn them off
Hello.
There is a jack in the background is Bikelift?
If so, look at the shiny spike to make steel, mine broke under the engine and fell because it was made of cast aluminum. :(
Thanks for the info
Heard a few similar stories and swayed towards a tried n tested abba instead, first one had to be returned as damaged in transit. Nearly two weeks later second one should be here 'soon' cheers Demon tweeks - bumholes
Does this bike have cruise control? And as a taller guy (190) you think I would be comfortable?
Great videos.
Sorry no cruise control and yes you should be OK at 190 👍
Yesterday I tried to adjust the meter, maybe I made a mistake in the adjustment, and now I can’t start the ignition. Oh my god, I'm so worried!
I could not workout how to change the clock !
Thank fuck I can turn off that stupid xmas tree light before it makes me crash.
My cb 1000r fuel indicator is flashing...it doesn't show how much fuel is left?? How to make this?
3.5 Litre
Haven't got there yet, but I'm guessing eco riding.
101 useless things that are ALL way too bright at night. Thanks for the OFF function. Without that the bike could have had a better rear shock.....
Shocking comment