You can find out for us about what many riders say aboit how cfmoto has got it with the weight: it may be 195kgs wet, but it FEELS like the 175kgs.
@JohannesDalenMCСағат бұрын
Rode it in Portugal a month ago, it definitely feels more like 175 than 195! I really liked it. If I took this youtube thing somewhat seriously I should have made a follow-up video about it..
@MacawAviculture6 күн бұрын
I do not need a bike to race rallies, so the Kove does not interest me, but the PR7 is my next bike. Great video, thank you!
@Braapncamp6 күн бұрын
Nice early review Johannes, interesting. We experienced the rear brake pedal issue as well on the 4 day test ride this summer as well. It got as bad that we had remove the rear wheel and motion the caliper pistons as well. We tried to adjust the the pedal travel, but there wasn't enough adjustability. But after the caliper motion it got function as new again. Good to know aboutvthe radiator as well, the 690 had the same issue as well with a very exposed radiator and as well a cooling fan that famaged the radiator (could be fixed with distance washers). Happy Trails man. What endurobrace did You do?
@davidwhiteford49368 күн бұрын
This wholesale rebuilding of a new bike to make it adequate is ridiculous. It is a fault, if not an outright scam by the manufacturer, to not build the bike the customer wants. But, really they will only refine a bike to the point where the buyer will decide to purchase it. So, if the bike we want has to be purchased piecemeal online it's because we settle for less at the dealership!!!
@matthiasf.157710 күн бұрын
Hi Johannes, thanks for the video. I have a BMW 1150 GSA. It´s a bit narrow behind the cockpit. Do you think the Brodit holder on a RAM Mount would hold the construction? Between the RAM Mount ball on the cockpit and on the Brodit holder would be a a RAM Mount connection arm in order to get a bit distance from the windshield.
@spencer245811 күн бұрын
What was your total cost (tablet + mount + other)? I see the carpe-iter is doing a cockpit bundle now for €774
@ji394611 күн бұрын
bruh...what's with the robe?
@danielfretland434413 күн бұрын
Johannes, can you tell me if your Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 is a 7" or 8" display? Thanks.
@Canada160814 күн бұрын
Great video !
@paulcoverdale831215 күн бұрын
Just lookin forward to the kove800 rally commin to Uk. Tusan Takk.🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🏍️🏍️
@Crsf8415 күн бұрын
been using the tech 3 and cannot get them to break in at all. Have issues changing gear and just cannot get the comfort in any way. Thought about trying the tech 7s maybe they are better
@JohannesDalenMC15 күн бұрын
Haven't tried the tech 3s, but pretty sure the 7s are even stiffer, and 10s even more. They've never broken in, I've just gotten used to them. Now, braking and shifting is no problem.
@toddwmac18 күн бұрын
Thanks! Looking at this bike here in the States and really appreciate these perspectives. I must admit that I'm surprised by the exhaust interference with the swing arm and the brake pedal? Also, was that 2 point bash plate stock? Cheers from the mountains and canyons of Utah!
@mudaamoob21 күн бұрын
I have the same jacket! And I plan to get AJP aswell. :D
@MotoWorld77723 күн бұрын
yes, light is always better, unless you are just going on fast paved or flat dirt roads.
@MujoNovak24 күн бұрын
I was exited, couse its really good looking, but then I saw... weight. I will just stick with my CB500X for a while.
@rrobins9857Ай бұрын
Just happened tonight! 10-20-24 had to push bike 4.5 miles
@mrVlatk0Ай бұрын
Got same problem. Currently selling crf 300L cuz it is not enough cc to load it with stuff and ride out on the pavement. I knew T7 is too heavy also so what I am thinking about is Aprilia Tuareg 660 but turns out 2023 has some flaws, waiting to see is it fixed on 2024 model. And another bike that I am thinkig of is KOVE 450..but also have to wait and see how reliable it is
@steverunnalls97Ай бұрын
Just finished a 700km ride on my 2014 BMW 800 adventure on stock seat, made the last half of ride miserable so I’ve been researching Seat Concepts. Overall very positive but I would suggest calling them to discuss options. Ie get the foam and cover kit from them, or you can ship them your stock seat pan and they will do it. I think there are different foam and cover options too. Realize this can get costly but when you consider what the bike costs it’s well worth it to have a comfortable ride. Safe riding!
@giusextАй бұрын
Hei! 🙂 It's funny I decided to subscribe to your channel on the least offroad oriented video you may have published. I should say I recognize myself more in that photogram where you find the barrier that prevents you to continue on a trail.....but I hope this video of yours reconcile me with the beautiful roads we have in Norway and I will try to be a bit less angry to the local restrictions to offroad motorcycling. Congrats to your 'kult' channel from a Stavanger utlending. Ciao. P.S. Would you ever consider to mention where in Norway are the best trails we are allowed to ride without fear of breaking the laws or being chased by angry farmers?
@xristoskoutsoukos287Ай бұрын
what is the map program we see on the tablet screen in the video?
@xristoskoutsoukos287Ай бұрын
ok, invalid, i found it, DMD2
@Chooky88Ай бұрын
If you had a lot of money and could afford any bike. Sure you'd look at other options. But value for money the CF450 Mt can't be beaten. Unkess you prefer a thumper like the Enfield.
@JohannesDalenMCАй бұрын
Test rode this bike in Portugal last week and it surprised me, like a baby T7. In Norway it isn't cheap unfortunately and besides the flexible engine and great weight carrying characteristics the price is what this bike's got going for it. In Norway you'll get a used T7 for the price of the cfmoto 450..
@kensimonАй бұрын
Hi Johannes. Thanks for great video. I'm going to make the same configuration as you did after watching. Can you please help me to describe what you used to mount the Brodit holder to the 12mm crossbar, and how you connected the USB cable into the bike ?
@istra70Ай бұрын
Absolute rubbish. This bike has no competition on the market....
@JohannesDalenMCАй бұрын
Recently rode it in Portugal and I really liked it. If I took my KZbin career seriously I would make a follow up video where I ate my own words! But here in Norway it's a lot more expensive than in other countries, and probably the best part about this bike was its price..
@MujoNovak24 күн бұрын
What competition? 450MT engine reliability not tested yet. And with 200 kg is far from being light "adventure" bike.
@istra7024 күн бұрын
@MujoNovak for the money it cost, nobody is offering more in the whole world.
@nelsonvargas1279Ай бұрын
HI, I recently purchased a t7 euro4, I have enjoyed your videos about the t7, they have been very useful, thank you for sharing. I bought an HP Corse like yours, which I installed yesterday, I removed one of the bolts from the shock absorber links to see if the swingarm wasn't hitting the exhaust pipe? the rear wheel is +/- 10 cm away from touching the fender, and the brake support touches the middle exhaust pipe, haven't you had any problems with your exhaust? I don't want to ride the bike without making sure I don't damage anything. Thanks
@SergioromeroAlcántara24Ай бұрын
it depends of the use. kove for fast paths...like dakar, sand...
@Moto_YeltАй бұрын
hey man do you still have your 350?
@1LRLRGАй бұрын
Have you ever thought about putting that pole bag in the middle of the mattress, just noticed the hole there and it looked about the right size. Liked the ideas thanks
@TheAlifantasticАй бұрын
Get a 690. None of that nonsense
@arturoiannuzzi2985Ай бұрын
Thank you 😊
@PaulAnthonyDuttonUkАй бұрын
People get overly worried about top heavy. Best manoeuvring aircraft were never stable and you will find that the T7 outperforms the Aprilia and the Transalp in the corners because of its instability.
@bluchz79Ай бұрын
Wow! Thank you thank you thank you! I am so thankful for your video on this product! I was just about to buy a center stand. Thank god the stand I wanted was out of stock! I used you link to purchase the endurostar stand. !
@alelectric2767Ай бұрын
Bought a used OEM seat off ebay for $100 and did my own mods.
@RichardS-qh8miАй бұрын
Think the interesting thing is what new owners are saying - that despite its 190+ kg weight it’s the way it carries this weight that is surprisingly good. Some have said the difference is very noticeable between the MT and all the bigger capacity middleweight ADVs. To hear Tuareg owners saying this really surprised me, as on paper there is only around 15 - 20kg difference or is it? Think the reality is even the just 200kg + middleweights ADVs are considerably heavier than the manufacturers tell you they are. 20 - 30kgs + plus is a very noticeable figure between any bike no mater what it’s purpose.
@chtomlinАй бұрын
First you say that the T7 is barely better on road, then say it is way better... which is it?
@nicolasghislain2332Ай бұрын
Can anyone give us the measurement of seat to pegs distance? I’m 1m98 tall and I’m worried to be too cramped on this bike…
@paulmorris7836Ай бұрын
You're going to struggle.. I'm 195cm and rode one the other day and I made it look like a pit bike
@nicolasghislain2332Ай бұрын
@@paulmorris7836 thanks, so I have no choice to consider the Tenere…
@paulmorris7836Ай бұрын
@@nicolasghislain2332 I subsquently tried the 701 and it feels much bigger / roomier and you can have a high seat option. Can add a tower to this and create an adventure spec machine. The PR7 is small and I've sadly had to say no to a purchase even with permission to buy! . I have an AT which is set up for off road but its a tough ride and heavy beast come wet trail time
@JamesNewton-tm1vjАй бұрын
You did a damn good job talking about these two bikes I own a 701 in Australia amazing machine but got dusted because previous owner wasn’t oiling the filter properly with the spray on Motorex oil that does not soak the filter enough. We are so lucky to have the amount of tracks on the east coast of Australia one of the best places in the world for anything off road and the 701 is truly at home here I got her fixed up and she’s an amazing machine I can’t see parting with ever!!!!
@woodly10692 ай бұрын
So while I genuinely like your videos I do wonder why you are comparing these two bikes and show riding the PR7? Maybe I missed something??
@BoyleDoherty-s9o2 ай бұрын
Lavada Manors
@stiingya2 ай бұрын
this how hard it must be for regular-sized people to ride those T7's in your group!! :) Compared to them you are pretty dang big and strong and should have an easier time of it comparatively?
@JohannesDalenMC2 ай бұрын
Check out the Stegra app for navigation. I haven't used it myself but I talked to the guys behind the app and they are genuine riders who understand what we need in a navigation app!
@Lhotse5102 ай бұрын
Here in the US market, which is likely the biggest ADV bike market in the world, I believe it comes down to simply name brand recognition and nothing more. Buyers in the US are not familiar with the Aprilia brand. Those that are familiar with Aprilia (sport bike owners) are not interested in ADV bikes. I own a 2023 Tuareg with over 5k miles. I previously owned a BMW GS and find the Tuareg superior in every way. It checks all the blocks I wanted in an ADV bike, light, nimble, low center of gravity, extremely capable off road, tubless tires, excellent suspension, all the modern electronics incl. cruise control, and it handles like a dream on pavement even with my knobby Motoz tires. Aprilia made the ADV bike that no other manufacturer could make because they have no other ADV bikes within their own line up to rob sales from (think new Transalp & Africa Twin). They are not going to compete with themselves and loose sales on their flagship models. I have had no problems at all with the Tuareg. Most (if not all) of the issues I have seen on KZbin with the Tuareg are due to the rider and how the bike was used and not a problem with the Tuareg itself. Issues like kick stand spring retainer bolts breaking off on large rocks are easily and cheaply corrected. Upgrading the air filter for dusty roads....no problem. You will find small issues like this with any motorcycle, especially new models.
@supercharged39752 ай бұрын
Ajp any day
@mattiasmyrman2 ай бұрын
Good stuff!
@The10thManRules2 ай бұрын
I love it, minus the stickers.
@MaryMassey-b3e2 ай бұрын
Moore Fields
@joaopaulobispo77432 ай бұрын
Hello. May you tell us the samsung model?
@lambcooker2 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for the informations. I have something to ask., Is it possible whit this system to connect two helmets, the pilot and the passenger? Can they talk? Thank you very much
@stormfalcon722 ай бұрын
Love Giant Loop gear. I run a few combinations depending on whether I'm camping or staying in accommodation. Short or long trip. Great Basin, Tillamook Dry Bag, Rogue, Fandango Tank Bag, Zig Zag Handle Bar Bag, Klamath Tail Pack
@stormfalcon722 ай бұрын
I'm pretty into Moto camping. I won't say minimalist at all, but definitely hate bulky stuff like that rolled up sleeping pad on my bike. I bought a relatively inexpensive air mattress that rolls up to the size of a coke can. Game changer.