Always pops on and off

Will be me when I have a 1000cc 😅

for touring is better cbx500 or kawasaki ninja 650

Yes it’s a upright sports bike so it’s pretty comfy

@@AndreiM1995 I can't ride either the CBX500 or the Ninja650 because the classification changes under the Japanese license system. In Japan, licenses are classified by engine displacement, not horsepower (my license only allows me to ride up to 400cc). But this was helpful! Thank you!

@@jaydanCBR This was helpful! Have a great bike life!

Lavileier 2 for my mic and inta360 ace pro camera

Maybe 😅

​@@jaydanCBR I recommend the Coffman exhaust without dB killer, it's the best for the 500imo

@@Titot182 can’t take the baffle out. It’s welded in. I even screwed a whole to see if it was a screw holding it in :(

@@jaydanCBR Are you able to see if it's a or a rivet? Usually it's hard to tell if you don't have adequate light whether it's either or. In any case a 5mm drill through the centre should be enough to remove either the tack weld or the rivet centre. I know other manufacturers that have secured OEM baffles or homologated road legal exhausts with rivets (my 929 Blade's remus was a prime example) just to make it a big pain in the arse to do so. Also annoyingly (for machining reasons), the akra internals tend to be made from titanium, so if you end up with a Ti rivet or tack weld, low and slow with the drill will do it. Was the exhaust an factory option or an aftermarket purchase? I remember my 64 plate CBR500R came with the optional sports pack and SS Akra. In that instance the baffle was held in with an M4 hex. Same goes for the akras on my R1. But all it really does is just make that bark that bit deeper, which when you're doing a 2nd to 4th gear pull on a slip road encourages the bike on a bit more (even if it's a placebo effect).

@@Titot182 is not a stock exhaust. The dealership put it on when I bought it. There’s just no videos online at how to remove it

Carbon akra

You have to restrict the 650 thats why I said the 500 restricted

@@jaydanCBR In Australia the 650 comes restricted on both the full faring and naked version, I apologise I was unaware. But realistically, could you restrict it? And then unrestrict it once you've got it passed, no one has to know lmao

Mean a lot man ❤️

2024

@@bikesbrewsbarbells4801 such fun bikes 🫶

@@Popoter08 Amazon. Just search stealth mirrors

Why are you so th ick

Uk

I think it's the original Honda accessory parts windscreen, I have this on my '24, the parts number is 08R70-MKP-D00ZA if you want to order it through your dealership. Hope this helps

I've got one, great beginner bike. Fast but not scary.

I have one 2024 I go to 185kph

That’s 100 mph you prune

That's 100 miles per hour mate. Didn't you find it odd that he's riding in that side of the road?

@@WeeFreeMan78 he wouldn’t find it odd cos he’s a dummy

what does liter mean?

​@@IMF85 1000cc bike

Not every bike needs to be 1000cc. Different use cases for different people and different skill levels.

Yh this is perfect for beginners. Dont go any bigger cc tho ❤

@@jaydanCBR thx bro I'm waiting new vlogs ❤️

The perfect starter bike is R1

Yeah…my mate says you need 175hp or it’s too slow👍

As a 650r owner for the A2 European license (restricted) I will say the 500r looks just as good if not better, is more confortable and light (easy to throw around corners), and has way more torque in low rpm which is great for learning because you will expect the power, unlike restricted in-line 4 engines that give all the power at high rpm catching you off-guard. I see the 500r gaining popularity, and I understand why. Also, for a 2 cylinder 180° engine, it sounds great, better than the kawasaki's engine. Over all it is great, I would also recommend the Yamaha R7, you can restrict it, is way more torquey, sounds flippin good, looks rad and once you grow out of it you can unrestrict it.

hey, i have the same bike but actually stock, i’m looking for a good exhaust so which one do you have?

Its probably the one on the Honda site when you go on the accessories tab

@@pcgamerxd6984 yes u will love it. The comfort and torque is amazing