Great! I really really love that tank bag. May I ask which one it is and where you bought it from? I’ve got the 125 btw.

you have got to tell me what tank bag that is!!!! i have been looking for something like that for years!!!! awesome video btw!

Hello - this happened to mine the last time I rode it, the left-hand tank was bone dry and the RHS was full. I ran out of fuel on the road. i laid the bike over in the hedge for 5 mins before trying to start it. It did fire and got me home but the tanks still haven't levelled out. Mine is a couple of months of warranty, unfortunately.

Like the way you ride 🏍️ not like a child…

Glad your T7 is all OK now. All the best

You are the star of the show.

Nice, well i guess yamaha knows it now

Leveling pump failure?

Glad you got it fixed.

Sounds like the balancing solenoid is faulty, I cannot find any reference to an individual fuse for that.

Hi David yes it certainly looks that way ? It happen last week as well, however when I took it in to the my local dealer it had stopped !! and they could not find the fault. hopefully second time lucky?

Sorry I don’t have an answer, it looks like the pump that levels the tanks is pumping all the fuel from the left to right side and so it is overflowing. Looks like the float valve isn’t working which is why the fuel level on the dash looks empty and so the pump keeps going. I will do a little research.

What glove are they mate?

I was there in October as well as the dead mans corner and st mere eglise. I'm not proud, but I snuck onto Brecourt Manor. Later in the trip, I visited malmedy massacre site 😢 cheers

The World Raid is a great bike for touring, loving mine👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Visited earlier in 2023 with my eldest son. A very sobering place and certainly thought provoking. If you are interested in D Day and the following months well worth visiting.

IS that the stock exhaust?

Thanks for taking the time to make these video's. I'm into WW2 history and bikes, especially Yamaha adventures bikes so get the best of both worlds.

wow great video

Thanks for your travel report. It brings back memories of my visit to Normandy with my eldest son in 2009 and 2012. Impressive place and report.

As a boy growing up in Birmingham in the 60s and 70s, I heard birds in the woods and parks around me, some of which were destroyed by housing years ago, and was inspired by a love of them. This and Keats’s poem “Ode to a Nightingale” inspired me to start a novel in my teens. I called it “On the Death of a Nightingale”. I felt compelled by the premonition that the nature that was still abundant was on its way out, a thought I found hard to bear or even believe then. I never finished the novel, nor did I keep it, but the idea has never left me. Now of course we know it's true here in the UK. I can relate to Gary getting upset talking about his son not hearing any near their Gloucestershire home, though they had been abundant there. It upsets me too to think my grandchildren and others their age might wonder as adults why we removed so much habitat and never experience the magic of hearing nightingales sing as I did not long ago in a wood near Reading. The same is true of crickets, yellowhammers and many other species. I am however an optimist and encouraged by how quickly species return if we reinstate the habitats, as places such as Knepp in Sussex show. Let's get on with it!

how fitting well done , sound track really fitted the footage very moving.

Thanks great account good job , keep up the good work.

Hi what sat nav are you use? Thx Kris

Dude.. you rode on the wrong side of the road

Excellent little camp trip...great setup too!!

Surprisingly enjoyable to watch and listen to! Interested to know what speed you maintain on the faster roads.......as the cars appear to blow past you.

Don’t need the music at all….

Excellent video...nice filming 👌. Can you tell me what bag you have on the back please..? Cheers Steve

What an absolutely beautiful film...a joy! I live fairly near to Pulborough and have been lucky enough to hear a Nightingale. Hearing the Nightingale at night is the night time equivalent of laying in a field on the top of the Downs on a summers day listening to Skylarks! Cheers Steve

The music is very annoying...natural is better

You've got a really cool idea with the camp.👍👍

Hi! Check the engine screw near the clutch lever. May be I am mistaken but it seems that smth is missing. 3:59

I'm off to lake Como in a couple of weeks.. hope the weather holds.. Great Content dude.. Love the filming.

amazing amazing amazing!!!!!!!!

sw motec crash bars and sump guard, as well as water pump protection guard and you should be good for anything 😉

Great set of films, thank you.

I took my T7 out yesterday after letting it sit for a while from the heat and what not. I have other bikes as well. I got on it and being a bad boy with my bikes, I tend to develop a relationship with the different displacements, liking the smaller bikes, but getting back on the T7 you realizing why its such a great bike. Mid displacement is much more fun, but more demanding of your attention, but that's the art of it.

Ditch the music just let us hear the bike.

Are those kriega 12 liters?

Many thanks, tea and biscuits, lovely...

Again thank you, really interesting to watch, did you pre plan and pre book the camp sites or find them along the way and chance it? Cut my sheepskin to size today and went out for a few hours, that along with bar risers have made my World Raid very comfortable. All the best.

Good video, what kind of animal skin is your seat cover made?

Thanks for posting this.

Thank you for this, it is good to see the set up at Poole, looking forward to part 2. How is your sheepskin attached to your seat?

Great video, one I will definitely watch again and has inspired me to go out more into the early hours to capture the sounds of silence.

How do you like the Kriega bags? do they have a good quality?

Found you.

This was a delight. Would love to know what kit you are using here so I'm going to subscribe and see if you've posted any guides or tutorials. Lovely!

Wonderful video, thank you for taking the time to make it. I love your wild camping set up.