It's not really all that bad.

It's comes back about mid cycle. Then goes away again at the start of the new one.

@@generationoutdoors lol

Only thing they could see was the black gloves and helmet floating in the wind above it. 🤣

Army. Just living that military life, you already know how it goes lmao. Currently a drill.

Yeah me out here listening to barbie girl and all that good stuff. Vibin out. Lol

I appreciate it. Just takes time to find that spot. Once you find it, then it's super easy.

@generationoutdoors I'm still working on mine ...it's like a mental block for me.. I'm so used to my slipper clutch

@easye1311 you will get there. Just a matter of time. It took me a bit to find it. But once you do it will be smooth. I still occasionally get one of those downshift where the RPMS aren't at that perfect point but mostly got it all to an art now.

Yeah no mic in helmet for this one. All wind on the highway chasing the storm and running from it.

It's actually really easy. I don't have cruise control or anything but my throttle is super smooth so it's easy to control the throttle and just cruise. Idk just something I got use to.

Just gotta find more time.

Just takes practice. And yeah the yoshi hits different.

Gets me all the time.

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Yes it is. Using the clutch friction zone while easing into the throttle. Now be mindful of the power the bike has. Cause it will try to pull up. But as long you know how to use a clutch and understand that friction zone then you will be good to go. Like I was saying. Get on it and don't ride. Just play with the clutch in 1st gear. Find that zone then once it starts pulling add just a bit if throttle to start a good roll then pull clutch in and let off the throttle at the same time.

Don't be. As long as you have clutch and throttle control, it will all be fine. This bike is super fun to ride, and it's got enough power to play with. Be smooth on the clutch and throttle, and you will be golden.

You will eventually find that happy spot. Took me a bit. But it is always a learning curve.

I'll see if ill be able too. Thank you. I'm subscribing back. It's honestly just about practice.

@@generationoutdoors exactly.. thank you

No Im pretty sure its not, The Stock exhaust sounds like a vacuum cleaner 😄

Nah it ain't stock one. It's the yoshi r77

I have the advanced riders course this month. So I'll be able to get more proficient. But I love this bike so much. Now that hurricane is pushing through where I'm close to, so a whole mess of rain is coming my way. So, no riding for a while.

They won't offer very much protection. But they are super comfortable on the hands and breath very well.

I love this thing

I'm currently missing riding too being in the school. I can't ride for about 5 more weeks.

Just a hero 9 with a media mod and a chin mount from well chin mounts.

Gopro hero 9 with media mod. And a panda lav mic ran into my helmet. Running the chinmounts mount.

@@generationoutdoors i thought the media mod doesn’t support 3rd party external audio?

It's so deep and throaty. The yoshi exhaust just elevates it to another level. I love the down shifts. The hard pulls. I love it all. This bike is amazing.

I'm running the Yoshimura R77 carbon. And no I didn't. I don't have any issues. The occasional pops and bangs but no issues with it. I have had it serviced with the exhaust and they didn't say anything about it either. But they make items now to adjust your own Air Fuel mixture too. I'll eventually do that when I change out the stock air filter.

Go pro hero 9. I honestly just started pulling videos for the best setting in pro tune to run for a clearer picture. And also run a ND filter so I have the hyper boost stabilizer turned off. If it's on the video gets real shaky for some reason.

Get it going. That's all you can do.

Try to talk to somebody that has one and might he willing to teach you. Get out and get signed up for the Basic Riders Course. They will teach you everything about a motorcycle from one that runs in fuel injection to a carburetor. They will teach you how to use the clutch and how to properly ride. If you want some more learning curves on a clutch before going to the course then I suggest try to get with somebody you know or something and get on a small dirt bike with a clutch. Something that ain't git much power so if you do whisky throttle the results with be as bad as one with some decent power to prevent you injuring yourself.

Just the media mod on the gopro. Nothing else.

I gotcha. I'll see what I can make happen.

Try to get out and sit on one. I'm roughly 5'10. I love this bike.

I am 6'4 and ride one - I look huge compared to it but it is comfortable

Not At all if you have the tools required. Proper size sockets and all that. I did the full yoshi by myself within about an hour and a half. Super simple. KZbin is your friend with it.

@@generationoutdoors did you tune your bike after the exhaust was replaced?

@BeardedOutdoorAdventures I didn't. I thought I would need to but the bike still runs perfect. A couple pops and bangs on the down shifts. But nothing major.

Night rides aren't bad. But you gotta he I'm a bigger city to see anything on camera and on person really. I just love to go for a ride as much as I can. Going again today.

@@generationoutdoors nah, video is good fr, im just saying i was watching riding videos instead of going on a night ride myself

If you go for more of the looks of the bike the puig I have doesn't do very much. They make some taller ones I'm sure would work better.

I was close to getting it. But that Yoshi just hits.

Thanks. Gotta get the new battery in and get this rain away to get back out there.

You as well. And roads are roads to me. I just love to ride.

2022 mt07 shot in 2024

Thanks.

You are going to feel big on this bike. Me on it I'm 5'2" and 178. This is my first street bike. Biggest thing is to go sit on one in a dealership and get a good feel for it. At the end if the day it's really all about what you want and what you are comfortable with.

You might be better off with the tracer 7. Effectively the same bike but with a taller riding position & more bodywork so you won't look so massive on it.👍

Puig new generation sport windscreen.

I appreciate it man. That yoshi exhaust is amazing. I love it and I love this bike.

Good to hear man. Whats the full name of the exhaust if you don’t mind me asking

@iamziim Yoshimura R77 carbon exhaust. I'll get a walk around the bike done maybe sometime this week if I can.

@@generationoutdoors thank you very much sir I appreciate that

That's just from the video I look down and can see fine.

Just some cheap ones off Amazon. They vibrate like crazy at 50mph plus. But I bought Rhino moto bar end adapters for em to go on.

Thanks for the feed back. I will try to get a little more content out. I'm new to this. But I'll make it happen.

@@generationoutdoors You've done an amazing job my friend, I was in no way saying otherwise. I was just saying I'd love too get a view of the bike as if you were walking up to it or around it is all. Again, excellent job. I also want to make motorcycle content this year, I just need some nice weather and a GoPro at this point. Keep it up!

@islerenner I appreciate it. I'm about to be posting another video soon. There is a small walk up about mid way through it. And I couldn't remember your name to give the shout out but I brought it up. I will try to find a secluded area and do a full showing of the bike.

I don't. The bike is smaller. Bur it's got plenty of power.

Yeah its not hard to see at all even in bright conditions. I don't have any issues with it.

Possibly!

Whwre you at

I’m in Lexington, SC.

Yep. I'm in Columbia.