@@AssettoCutz hey, to be honest it started to peel on the edges so I took it off to avoid losing the camera. I dropped the helmet on the mount on a very hot summer ride (which I'm guessing weakend the adhesive). I reached out to the company, and got a quick reply starting that they redesigned the mount because there was too much tension pulling the mount away from the helmet. They sent me the new design (it looks identical outside, but different material inside) and I have had no issues since. I will recommend the product, and can say they have excellent customer service.

Tbh I did have an issue with it a few months ago on a camping trip. To be fair, it was around 100°f and I dropped the helmet on the chin mount. It came loose on one side. I removed the other to avoid risking losing the camera. I reached out to the company and they informed me that they redesigned the inside of the unit so out wouldn't pull up as much, and sent me a free replacement. This one is working great so far. Used it on 3 trips so far.

The inner side is a softer material then the outside. No risk of it scratching. My bike has been through numerous storms over the years here in Florida. No issues at all.

It sure is. Glad you found the video useful.

@@jamesquah9733 sure. As long you have a positive and negative post on the battery, it will work on any battery.

The window units are heavier, bulkier (hard to store) and also not as efficient, and with a stand will take even more valuable space. The portable unit can run off of a battery longer then the window unit (better for off grid use), and I get the benefit of a heater in cooler temps. The smaller unit means I can move it around from inside the camper (with hoses) to outside the camper (in the add a room) and just run one hose into the camper to cool it down at night, or no hose to cool down the add a room. It is more expensive but fits my needs much better, If I was car camping, the window unit might make more sense.

That is correct. On my updated video of the jump starter (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmOqkJ59gptgrrssi=TO7YidSH_km1aCzK), I touch on the subject. Yes, it is a concern as some of the newer unit do have reversed polarity (and also proprietary plugs, not standard EC5) and the switching adapters do work. But make sure you get a quality one, as I have had some heat up and melt under the high current while jump starting.

@@MRMRS2wheeler Excellent - watched and subscribed! BTW I guess that discount code on the Halo Bolt doesn't work anymore?

@TheJamesConrad No, it has expired. But if you use the link in the video, there is currently a $39 coupon you can click to bring the price to $89 (only $10 bucks more) still a great value. I appreciate you subscribing.

They make them longer. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it

I was suspicious also, by it turned out to be a great bag. Very happy with it.

I believe it did.

Thanks my friend. Next video coming soon. Thanks for watching, stay safe.

Thanks brother, it was great. We love camping, so we try to make it as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Small price to pay for getting out there more. Thanks for the comment. Stay safe.

Is the king camp deluxe. But we found an even better one. Review video coming soon.

Thank you. More is coming soon.

Thanks Doug, hope you get out there soon buddy. Nina says hi back!

Our next video will be up soon. Camping in the Florida Keys. I'm currently editing it.

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I love my St. It's an amazing bike. Very capable and comfortable. Not really made for towing, so it took a bit of work to equip it. They can be hard to find depending on where you live, but a good source is the st-owners.com forum. My next bike will likely be a goldwing. Not sure yet if I'll give up the St. To many great memories. Enjoy the fjr, and ride safe. Thanks for watching

Hey Mike, yes we're getting back out there ( a little tough with the weather here) I am trying to get the second video out as quickly as possible. But to set the right expectations, it's not a full, detailed video about the camper. If you want to see a full video of just the camper, let me know and I can make a detailed video dedicated to the camper. Thanks for watching. Ride safe. Mike

@@MRMRS2wheeler A full video of that camper, setup, etc would be great! Info on that hitch setup too.

@user-zc5ip3dg7q I put up a new video yesterday, it has a little more detail about the camper and setup. Next camping video goes more in depth. Currently in the edit process.

@jerrycrafton9388 Hey Jerry, thanks for the kind words. We are still perfecting it, and are making mistakes along the way (as you'll see in the next video) I hope to have it up real soon. Thanks for watching, and stay safe.

Thanks 🙏👍

Great Question. I'll explain. First, NO cover will last forever. I've had covers that only lasted a few months, which tear and leak. These last a few years each, and have protected my bike very well. Always dry after rain. Second, I am in South Florida and my bike lives outdoors. The cover is exposed to brutal sun all year round, torrential storms, and the occasional hurricane & tropical storm (extreme winds) so for a cover to last a few years each under those conditions, is fantastic. For most, I would expect it to last much, MUCH longer. Third, Yes, I have collected several sacks, but remember, I have been using their covers for over 11 years now, and I have 3 different covers. One for my CBR, one travel cover (which I have had for over 11 years, and lastly, the cover you see in the video. That one takes the most abuse being outdoors year round. And fourth, and the best part: in the almost 12 years of owning these covers, I have only bought it once. It is the BEST cover you can buy (only once) I hope that explains it 😉😁

Thank you. If I had the jacket i would review it. I can say, we own 3 Klim jackets, a pair of pants, several gloves, oh and a tool kit. They have all been great. No complaints.

I never heard of a bike tire with 15 psi. What kind of bike is it? What size tire? That seems way too low. For reference, my bike tire is rated 42 psi.

@@MRMRS2wheeler Thanks for the quick response its a cam am Spyder F3 limited

Apparently the Spyder f3 does take 15psi. Still seems low to me. The +2, means plus or minutes 2lbs. That would be determined by weight, temperature outside etc. With that said, 15 is probably the lowest pressure you sould put. I've read that most run at least 22 in front and 25 in rear. Again, it is based on weight. The more weight, the higher you should inflate. (Just a few pounds extra) I would recommend to check with a local dealer to be safe.

The link for the cable to connect to your Noco jump boost is working. amzn.to/3huvb5B just make sure it is a standard EC5 Plug as some companies are now making a proprietary connection.

I just checked the links and the one for the cable you need is working. I did update the link for the booster (thank you for the heads up). If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

A little late buddy. Make sure you're subscribed. Stay tuned for future giveaways.

Hi Roger, thanks for the kind words. Good luck 🤞

Start the app, then click on profile (right bottom corner), then look just under theme color and you'll find overlay services, tap and you're done. Hope this helps, and good luck.

@@MRMRS2wheeler Thanks for the reply. Perhaps it’s because I am using an iPhone instead of an android but I don’t have the overlay feature located where you are saying. Under Theme colour is “Long Alarm” for me. Thanks anyhow. I appreciate your help.

Yeah, it night be an Apple limitation. I would spot an email to customer service, they are very good.

That will likely be my next bike. How do you like it compared to the st? Thanks for watching and good luck 🤞

Hey Mike, I traded my ST1300 on a Goldwing and I'm glad I did. It's much better for the type of riding we do and my wife loves it. Thanks for the video. I'm looking forward to your camper videos. Cheers!

@@jerrycrafton9388 Hey Jerry, I know eventually I will end up with a goldwing too. Glad to hear you don't regret the decision. We are trying to get out and camp in the camper real soon. Ride safe buddy

I agree, I have them on my st1300.

They are pretty awesome. Thanks for watching, and good luck to ya!

Yeah, the batteries included aren't great. I found using Energizer lithium gave me much more battery life Glad you're enjoying your fobo sensors, and yeah the T valves are definitely worth getting. Thanks for watching, and good luck with the giveaway 🤞

@@MRMRS2wheeler thanks for the lithium battery tip. Another thing I found that helped save battery on the second set was to force shutdown the Fobo app when done riding, if not then I would be getting real time pressure readings while I was in my house when I was close enough to my bike. That’s how good this product is.

Sweet bike. Thanks for watching and good luck 👍

Thanks Buddy. Glad to hear it. Good luck 🤞

It really does give peace of mind. Thanks for watching & good luck 🤞

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 🙏

@@MRMRS2wheeler I think the inflation factor has more to do with the price rise than anything else but either way, we are paying more for everything. I like the simplicity of this product. There are lots of videos with the Mic 2 paired with the Osmos Action 4. Total cost for both is $400 right now which is a great deal considering the quality of both products. I don't tend to publish videos with me doing the talking.

@@MRMRS2wheeler It can only bluetooth one TX at a time but if you get the set with the receiver I think it will do two. Of course the Mic 2 alone is only $99 but the full set is around $350 so that's a big jump in price. There may be other ways to skin that fish but I'm not to that level of savy.

I bought it on TEMU for 5€