Beavercreek is good people . Dealt with them years ago, when I had the Italian Husky. I'd get one of these but I lost my place to ride after my buddy with 20 acres passed away from a heart attack a few years ago. I do not like the composite subframe though. I would be breaking out the epoxy or JB weld to repair it. Or fabricating some aluminum spars to attach to the alum struts and eliminate the composite altogether. Good review.

hell yea

What an awesome trips! Congrats, and thanks for taking us along for the journey. 😃😃😃💯

Loved the Journey ! I remember riding from the Midwest to the Pacific not far from there in the 70's as a 19 year old, but watching you two doing those passes like Black Bear was incredible . As an adventure bike rider today in my late 60's I appreciated following along , Hope the journey home was enjoyable as well .

CONGRATS Ben (THE LEGEND) & Bobin Enduro (RJ)

A very beautiful amazing looking bike 🏍 and very fastly wonderful ❤❤❤❤

What a great trip - congratulations to you both! Thanks for the great vids along the way...

Love it!

Thanks for taking us along!

😂

That's a really nice exhaust sound! That's a very cool bike! Beautiful color too!

Beautiful views wish I was there.

Impressive!

Just got mine 30 days ago ! Great video man

that mic sounds nice!!

Needs a bigger gas tank at least 5 gallon.

I have a Tiger 1200. Did you think about changing ride modes for the steep downhills? No idea if that would help but maybe worth giving a try before going all-in on a more expensive mod. (I may experiment with mine and see what happens)

We all do stupid shit that after its done we think "what was i thinking I know better than that"

I've owned mine 4 months now. You can take the corners tighter than that once you get used to the size and handling. I feel I can flick it just fine too.

Run whatever oil you wish as long as it's 200+ flash point if you really want to get the max longevity out of your bike, let it spooge a little.

It looks like you were in the slowest drive mode

Did you get to test ride the Suzuki 800DE? If so how did it compare to the 900? I liked the engine torque on the Suzuki, it pulled hard from 3000 rpm and the suspension was very plush on the road. I’m curious if the 900 is similar on those features.

I spent a lot of time in that Basin and Range country west of Ely back in my salad days as a geologist working for the mining outfits. It’s gorgeous country. If you have a chance, hit Wheeler Peak - it’s heaven on earth up there. 😃

I have done that run a couple times now. First in 2017 from west to east and then again in 2019 from east to west. The second time we stopped in at Middlegate Station for a beer and a burger. We also came across a nice Mexican restaurant (La Fiesta) in Ely just across from the Ramada. The owner came out to chat with us when he heard we were on a bike trip from Canada. We told him were were not sure what to order but were really hungry. He said not to worry and took real good care of us.

I have enjoyed your trip out west. I have a 2020 Tracer 900 GT. It is the most fun bike I have ever owed. That CP3 engine is fantastic.

I couldn't figure out why you were breathng so hard. Like you were the one humping that hill instead of the bike...👋

I took would purchase a heated seat since I plan to make my Pan Am my sole source of transportation, year round. Very good video. I'm now a subscriber. Keep em coming 😊 Nice scenery... if you know the locations your riding through, please let your audience know. I'm always on the lookout for places I'd like to explore. Take care...!! 🙏

Sounds like the dealer was more interested in selling the bike than actually taking care of the customer. Shame.

This bike is the most amazing thing I've ever seen! I ride the same bike.

Love the bike! I have a 2023 xsr900 in legend blue and am looking for something similar to the aoc that you have. Where does it get its power from? Can you do a video highlighting the install?

Great motorcycle, I have the same bike and love it. Power House.

I have a 2019Africa Twin a brand new Tenere 700 and a 2020DRZ400 SM but I think a small bike would be better. It hurts less when you crash. Crazy trail for sure. Great views but not safe.

That's a lot of rocks. I rode a 900 RP (until I broke the frame!). It's funny that I recognize the sound of rocks hitting the skid plate. It has a unique "ping" on the Tiger. What time of year was this?

I’d never do that on a big bike ever!!

Beautiful bike.......

Edit/update: I apologize! Discount is true and it shows in cart. Jumped the gun. Original: Nice bike and review! But offering a Aoocci discount that's not actually a discount is disingenuous. It's $219 on their website, and your link just bumps up the price by 22% ($327) then removes it to imitate a discount ($219). Just tell people to use your link so you get something for taking the time to review, VS offering a nonexistent discount. Best of luck with everything.

Love everything about this bike except the TINY little display.

Such a beautiful motorcycle. Congrats.

Love the build! I just got the XSR as my first bike on Saturday. How easy is the install for the Aoocci?

Thank you for your fair and objective review. If you are interested, you can check more detailed information through the link provided by the creator.

Another excellent video, keep up the good work

So what did RJ ended up buying? Im in between those 3... leaning towards the XSR900 since it is the cheapest of the 3. The SP is 1.8k more than the XSR and the RS is 4.5k more.

It looks so nice and calm out there.

That yoshi looks mean on it! awesome build!

Slow speed is your enemy

You guys did awesome!

Very fun to watch you ride on roads I know well

Congrats! A perfect road bike!

well done, not sure how you managed not to lay it down on that worst part

I can dig it. I haven't had a bike for over 20 years. Been really wanting one lately. Just moved from Seattle to Mobile. Already contemplating an Iron Butt ride to Houston for some In n Out burger lol. Round trip would be just over 1k, and I-10 has a traffic flow rolling about 80+ the entire stretch. Great place to do it. Plus, the burgers make it fun.