Where can I go to get a different visor for my shoei raid 2

How are things now. Not seen a video for some time…

Love old school bikes

Decent review but unfortunately all in traffic

My Z1100 runs best on red diesel.

Same model as my one and colours great fun bike love my one

146 bhp...where did you get 124?

I test rode a 2021 Harley sport glide today with a 107 M8 engine and it had loads of torque handled great and was pretty quick too ! Harley Davidson have improved their bikes so much over the last few years and they needed too especially the brakes! 😊

Haha,...i testdrive a FB ‘16 yesterday. Uhhh..it was powerfull and the brakes are perfect, even better than my own bike, Road King CVO! I nust say this FB had stage1 tuning with SE pack.

Nice bike, shit review.

Nice review.. I am restoring to as close to new an ‘99 SC33/RRX.. bought some mint replacement plastics and oe Honda bar grips. It’s the little things that make the difference. Just after an clean/undamaged oe end can now.. a little harder to find. ;)

Test ride 🤔 complete waffle 🧇

Best bike best model best year and best color red is also best

Had loads of problems with Tesco fuel, car stuttering

Got 3 of them 2 750 models and the latest 800 model these are the perfect all round motorcycle .

So annoying just talk about the fuel

Can't always nod , especially if you're concentrating on traffic & don't think you can overtake / filter at the zig zags on a zebra crossing...

Love the old bikes. Just something about old school.

In all the motorcycles reviews that I have watched, not once have I seen a side profile with rider on the bike to get an idea of the ergonomics of the model. Isn't this a very basic thing!

The way you ride you would be better off going back to the CG 125

Lol that's the way I go to work at the airport lol rawdon road

Just because something is better, it dosent mean the other thing is bad!!

Asda fuel is shit..burns quicker and they scaming us

Please do your homework before taking off into a "review" This video is just...look at me driving a new big bike i don't know. A test ride without real feedback.

Ive got the 96 rr 900 blade. And im never letting it go. Its mine forever.

My dad just brought an 98 model for me to buy off him when I get my A licence I'm only on a previsional at the moment riding a 125 but I love the bike and it brings my dad some nostalgia from when he was younger but, im looking forward to buying it off him

I love the old school too. But I'm in doubt between the 900RR 96-99 or the 954. Of course the 954 sounds more powerful on paper and lighter ... and here in Brazil their prices are close ... Considering I've already had a 2007 600RR, I think the 900RR will be heavy ... and I really do sound like a Honda fan and light weight on a motorcycle ... I like to make turns ... With your experience, what do you think is the best motorcycle package? 900 or 954? Usage is weekend ... fast walks! Thanks in advance.

All fuel sold within the UK is governed by national and international standards, and all petrol stations use the same base fuel, whether that’s at the largest supermarket petrol retailer (Tesco) or independent fuel retailer using ‘branded’ fuels - the base fuel comes from the same refineries. Whilst it’s true that additives are used in all the fuel blends, including the ‘standard’ unleaded or diesel, these additives are an industry secret, but you can be sure that they’re all similarly … low-grade, or they’d come under the super fuel bracket, and advertised as such (with an increase in price to reflect the additives). There is an argument for fuel going ‘stale’, in that it loses some of its volatility over time, but this really only happens when exposed to the atmosphere; the hygroscopic nature of fuel drawing in moisture from the air - a totally sealed container of fuel should last almost indefinitely. But this means that fuel tanks that are replenished more frequently should (in theory) be less likely to cause a problem.

Interesting video but as a 1999 5th Gen VFR800 owner (fantastic machine imo) I'm still not sure why you prefer the Blade (other than maybe the looks). Could you let me know? :)

Only just seen this loved it, walked that many times in my youth with my dog alongside often one of my brothers also. Live in Canada now been here over 50 years never get tired of home get back as often as I can. all my family still live mostly in that area.

I like to watch bike stuff on the big tele but your incessant and unnecessary swearing meant I had to turn the vid off as my kids were about. That’s just me though but it will put me off watching your videos in the future.

great bikes , still ride as my daily ride , had no problems

My 18 years faithful companion. This bike never ends and you realize how good it was made, when you have an accident caused by someone and get the latest model (2019). When you turned on the bike I almost cried listening to the sound of the engine... Good luck with her. There are two things missing in this bike, though (because it doesn't bring): ABS and some sort of traction control. ABS surely could have made me stop on time at the moment of the accident; I got a handful of situations where I lost traction on the rear wheel - you can only control it not throttling and pray for the best; never use the breaks. I hope you keep it well. She'll do everything you want.

Ive just bought a 95 model in pristine condition. Absolutely awsome to ride. Great brakes. Only 30k miles but that maybe fiddled. Very happy with it and looking to keep forever and keep in tip top condition. Classic in the making.

I also like the older shape street bikes... The 1st ( 92-93 ) generation Blade was a very robust bike, it could throw you off like a wild horse very quickly if you didn't know your stuff...

Hello mate could i feature the close call in a compilation? Credited with a link to your channel in the description as well as your channel name watermarked on the clip, cheers

If you bunch of twats are so clever.......fix it yourself!

I was looking at a 1997 locally for sale, one issue i have w all hondas ive owned, is that oem plastics are incredibly hard to find, or just not available. I restore bikes and its a shame to see such nice bikes in need of repair

Wanker in the back ground, you prick!

148 BHP, I part ex'd a vtx 1800 for the Rocket,it's not a true cruiser more like a Vmax in my opinion,but it handles sweet & the power is awesome

Bunch of tossers

I am buying a second one, too. After having destroyed my 2003 vfr ( woman didn't see me in a rotatory ) I searched LONGTIME for a successor. From bmw 800 st to ducati st4s but in the end they simply didn't stand a chance ! 1- QUALITY ! PLASTIC EVERYWHERE ON EVERY OTHER BIKE. BUUUUUUUU 2- V4 EROGATION. Put a serious aftermarket exhaust, throw away the cat, power commander with a single cylinder mapping and you wouldn't leave the road !!!!! 3- ye olde look is by far the best still in sight !!!!! I LOVE HER

I’ve just bought a 97 Repsol design Fireblade. I love it. Cheap as chips for what you get. Definitely a classic in the making. I see you’re from Leeds, so I’ll look out for your bike, if you’re ever at Sherburn Cafe!

and thats how any comparision videos should be made!

To much waffle at the beginning, why did you do the review at night?

I’m a local of Guisley

Similar power...? Vfr more torque...? In what Universe young Man?

You've got it the wrong way around. Your bike uses a very basic engine with very basic components and a fairly straight no thrills compustion process. putting premium fuel would not benefit your bike in anyway. Your very unlikely to notice anything other than the price! Your car however uses a 2.2 lump and would benefit from premium fuel. I'm constantly telling drivers especially diesel drivers to avoid supermarket fuels. They contain little or no additives that help the engine, keep the injectors clean etc. Best way to look at supermarket fuels is would you rather drink coca cola or Tesco cheep shit cola? Fuels are the same - each company adds their own secret ingredients to the mix. Just my opinion but shell v power is the best. Hope this helps

Just bought a 1999, I haven’t yet ridden it but with 30klms on the clock and bland new tyres, should be a blast. Nice review mate

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