I go 125 kph when wind on my back and go downhill 2019 TUX owner

I really like how you cut this together. Captured amazingly.

I risked my life a few years ago walking out to get a shot of that lighthouse. I'm glad to see that you were equally as crazy. Fortune favours the brave indeed.

There aren't not many NB moto vlog on yt by Cdns but am glad to see this edit ❤

It's pretty dilapidated, We were out there late in the Fall, one of my last rides of the year It's kinda sad really. That's for bringing back some memories..

regarding engine size - my first bike was a 125cc honda super cub and I rode the wheels off that thing, then traded up for an 800cc triumph, which I regret. There's something magical about smaller displacement bikes. I'm 6'1 and asthetically the triumph looks more my size but I definitely realized that a smaller displacement bike at 45mph is all you really need to explore a city in a really satisfying way. Don't ever sell your 250cc!

For this year brother, I'm gonna recommend again an autonomous drone camera! That camera will follow you from behind, track you from the side, the front, and above. Fly it to a spot, get your "ride past" shot, then pull the drone to you. No more going back to get your camera. I bought one and opened up my videography. I purchased the Hover X1, but the X1 Pro is even better and I'll be picking that up soon.

Persistence makes perfection😊

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Since 1989 i have had a Helix (250) a CB125S and a morphous 250. Low and slow

What in tar-nation did I just watch?

Is a torque wrench needed for the installation? I am considering installing a rack. However, I don’t have a torque wrench.

Sew do you always edit with your helmet on, does it help with getting you in the spirit of the video. It seems to work because the videos are excellent 🤩

Good review of the year 2024. I’ve enjoyed watching every episode of the Ruckus. Always put a grin on my face. Looking forward to 2025 and the other motorcycle videos 👍

I really appreciate the way you narrate and put your videos together. I'm a subscriber and enjoy all of your videos. If you don't mind my asking, how do you dress for winter riding?

There is alot of good riding in the Dorchester Area.. and also the Sackville area.

i wouldnt know as i havent seen it but i hear its great.

That sucks but part of the experience of driving older vehicles. Been there done that, it’ll drive you crazy 🤪

Nice short video with a beautiful environment in autumn colors. As you say about the battery, it's true that it can happen. Two years ago, after winterizing my Suzuki Tu 250 X in the spring, I wanted to go out for the first time, but I didn't start. The relay kept switching, but the battery didn't cooperate. So I put it on charge, but at the time I had no idea that there were any AGM batteries where the electrolite is impregnated in glass fleece. These batteries must not be charged with a standard charger, but with another special one. At that time, I unknowingly destroyed the battery, the voltage at the poles was good, but the internal current was small. I ordered a Ctek charger, which is suitable for charging all kinds of motorcycle batteries, but I also had to order a new battery because the existing one was dead. One is still learning, now I have the batteries removed from the motorcycles in a place in the workshop where the temperature is constant and I measure them continuously with a multimeter. I don't ride in the winter, but I meet motorcycles here even now when the weather is better.

Hi, you're really good for riding in the winter. You can see that you won't be afraid of the terrain and the tires with that large tread are cool, but noisy as you say. I shouldn't even talk about it and it's certainly not okay because I still have the original tires on my Suzuki Tu 250 X from 2000. They still have a nice tread, because they have ridden less than 3000 km on the motorcycle, but the tires are just old! I try not to ride in the rain because it could be dangerous and I leave them on the bike for now.

Ruckus memories, those were fun times of what a Ruckus was capable of achieving 👍

Goo Ruckus !!😂

Just awesome to watch. I love riding these roads as well but never filmed it. I'm riding a 2008 Varadero 1000. Big heavy bike, but very comfy for long rides. I'll keep an eye out for you on the roads in Atlantic Canada. Keep up the great Videos. Have you been to The Ovens Park? It's pretty cool.

Can I order just those two small round pieces since I have the others?

Loud tires saves lives 😁

Hi, nice short video, your veteran motorcycle is really great. Beautiful shape of the handlebars and two gauges in view, it's great. I also have a veteran, it's a JAWA 23 Mustang from 1980. It's only fifty and the capacity is about three and a half horses, but I like it. I used to ride it when I was 16, now I'm 53 and I'm happy to ride it now. Once every four years I take it to the technical inspection and it's fine.

Good one Aaron. Maybe you should start doing Infomercials 👍👍 Two thumbs up

I ride a similar mix of on road and offroad as you, mostly mud and dirt, and I really, really like the pirelli MT60s. Quiet on the road, probably due to the slimmer, rounded profile. There's very little space between the knobs, so they're smooth on the road, but the knobs are deep and dig into softer terrain. I can't reccomend them enough. I should add, I have also ridden them in the snow with great success. :)

Vapor Leak??

Had them on the KLR.. they lasted quite well.

Well I’ve been schooled!!

Hi, nice video, great motorcycle and great chat. I also have a Suzuki TU 250 X from 2000, but this model is still with a carburetor, so I can't forget the choke before starting. The motorcycle rides nicely and has its own distinctive charm, greetings from the Czech Republic.

I loved your video. Great job of conveying why you ride and what's important in life. I'm 64 and have ridden all my life. Too many motorcycles to list. Started on a Honda scooter when I was 8. Current bike is a 2005 Goldwing. But I'm going to check out a used Ruckus on craigslist this afternoon. Thanks again for the video. Live to ride, ride to live!

Nice bike, but I prefer the VanVan 200.

I rode one of these recently for my MOST course. Very well-balanced, light, and quick enough for an absolute beginner. Looking at picking up one this week as my first motorcycle.

I just bought the same bike. Thanks for the video.

You are spot on. I have a honda trail CT125 and the best part about it is picking it up after dumping it. I also have a RE Himalayan which is way harder to lift back up again. Do that two times in a day and you'd rather go home than risk dumping it a 3rd time. Enjoying your videos. 👍

Very well done! Love it.

A few years ago my leg was injured in a car accident, and I couldn’t ride a big bike, so I bought a TUx. I used it for the usual stuff: commuting, dirt road exploration, errand running. My wife wanted to go on an adventure, so we loaded it up with a bunch of our camping gear and rode it 500+ miles down to Hatteras Island, where we stayed for a week at the National Seashore camp ground for a week. 1/3 of the trip was on Interstates, the rest mostly on 2 and 4 lane state roads. The bike did fine. We averaged about 200 miles a day, for a total of around 2000 miles. The trip was uneventful (except for getting soaked in a storm on the way home. We were very surprised at how easy the trip was on such a small bike. Stopping was more of a concern than speed, but we just made sure we maintained plenty of space. We enjoyed the trip so much that we did it again the following summer. We are getting older, so we tour together on our Vulcan 900, with its comfortable Mustang seat and copious leg room, but I still ride the TUx on solo trips and just for fun. The 2011 Tux now has more than 50,000 miles on it. It still has the original chain, sprocket, and spark plug. I adjust the valves when I feel in the mood, change the oil once a year and lube the cables, clean the chain ever 5-600 miles, and that’s pretty much it. The only repair it has required was a new plastic gear thing to the speedometer, plus a bit of repairs after sliding on some loose gravel. The brake lever is still bent, but not enough to bother with it. She’s been a great bike, one that has been able to do anything I’ve asked of her, just at 70 mph or less! A bit of advice: the TUx likes to ride at her own pace. Let her and you’ll both be happier. Pushing her harder just frustrates both the bike and the rider. She’s a faithful little donkey of a bike, not some flighty thoroughbred. Ride accordingly and you’ll never outgrow her.

Rockport is one of my faviotes..❤

The sign got me too. I checked with a few locals and they all said go for it. I love that area in NB.. Great job!❤

I have the exact same car. What are the odds?

fun little ride. I love small bikes. Peace from a simple motorcycle enthusiast in Connecticut, USA.

What size headset for dual sport 2 gen 5 size 27er frame

i'd rather have this over any other small single because it looks like a smaller Triumph Bonneville and looks way cooler than something like a TW200. when i find one on the market, i'll pick it up to use as an ADV bike.

Hello. I just discovered your videos and really like them. I like small simple bikes. I started riding when I was 20 and am now 57. I too like the TU250X. The downside I see to the bike is that it doesn't have ABS. If you are able I would suggest getting a bike with ABS. I currently am looking to replace my 20 year old bike which does have ABS. I like small bikes so I am planning to get the BMW G310GS. You might like that bike. Another bike in that class would be the Kawasaki Versys 300. Both bikes fuel injected with ABS and reasonably priced in my opinion. (by the way, i just "liked" and "subscribed". Peace from Connecticut USA.

Love old GS motorcycles

Cute

Beautiful country

Nice