@@kg-inc That's awesome. That's one on my dream bike collection list. I don't think I'd ride it much, but I'd love it because it's so special and unique. Also I think it's a beautiful bike.

@@EvendimataE Me too! My fast bike is a gas hog.

@@arturoromsblogs I've thought about making a video about the GT90 but haven't yet decided if I should move forward with it. I guess that decision is in limbo right now.

I would have loved to have seen that Cobra concept come to fruition. It absolutely would have been direct competition to the Viper.

I mean the Viper did get its inspiration from the original Cobra, what goes around comes around lol

@@ProfessionalLoser95 Me too. It was shaping up to be an instant classic.

@@StayZero556 I actually felt the same way about the GR-1 at first too. I wasn't really a fan of it's appearance but after spending time researching it to make this video, it grew on me. It's not my favorite design however I'd now say I like it's appearance.

@@dondaughtrey7537 250k miles?! Wow! Most cars don't even have that much mileage. That's seriously impressive.

@@da_garage383 I wish I could post pics LOL

@@robbythompson9325 Yes, that is correct. The concept engines were based from the Triton V10 but not the V10 itself. I explained that further into the video.

@@Baldo_Oleo It'll sound surprising but this is just the stock mic on a GoPro 8 and 9. Wind can still be an issue but in the right position I can mitigate the noise.

@@portugezemonster It sounds even better in person! But you know that since you own one. Great bike, awesome sound!

Thank you for the comment. I don't think it's pedantic at all! I appreciate constructive criticism. The lighting setup is something I'm aware of and want to address but currently at a stand still in that regard because I'm flat broke at the moment. I'd love to invest in better production equipment such as lighting and I do plan to in the future. The sound with voice and music has been a struggle because I can't get the audio ratios correct between different devices. What I mean is: While I'm editing I wear high quality headphones. I get the audio ratios lined up perfectly so my voice is the dominant feature and the music is a slight background sound. Through my headphones and other high quality speakers, it sounds correct. Through stock TV speakers, laptop speakers or a smartphone speaker, the music seems too loud with the voice not being loud enough. If I then lower the music volume in my editing software, then I can't hear it through my headphones or other good speakers. It's weird and has been a bit of a frustration.

@da_garage383 that's an interesting challenge. I guess, annoyingly, you have to temporarily edit with regular laptop speakers. You can just get a couple of the cheap 12 inch ish diameter ring lights from temu etc, ones that have warm, neutral and white light options, put one on one side on warm and one on the other on neutral and it will make an enormous difference - personally tested. You could pick up super cheap tripods to raise them for a few bucks. Total spend maybe 50 bucks tops. I really think you're gonna make it on this channel. Maybe you dont even need to branch out to fitness yet, just strike whilst the iron is hot here.

@03056932 Thank you for your input! I'll be looking into a lighting setup and do more sound testing. See if I can strike a better balance between voice and music.