Good thing that you showed it, but also mentioning that Positive terminal gets disconnected BEFORE Negative terminal each and everytime you work. Then, when reconnecting, Pos, then Neg again. Always in that order is best. Also, Ive noticed running 16 or even 14 gauge solid copper wire and using it as fish tape is sometimes easier than pushing the cables.

You do not understand how much I absolutely LOVED this video! As a daily commuter, and highway traveller, this video speaks volumes! Thank you so much, love that throttle device!

All good things, except it would be more functional to route the USB connector to the front. That way you can plug in your Apple cable, a micro-USB/USB-C/etc or whatever. For extra function you could have selected one that has USB and a volt meter, plus a power switch, so whatever you plug in won't inadvertently drain your battery if you leave it plugged in. All in all though, excellent mods to make daily riding better.

Love how he blurred out the tag after we already seen it.

I'm good for a solid wreck once a year. That's why I don't spend more than 3 bands on a bike once a year. On the up side I've got the opportunity to ride some sick bikes in the day like my 89 f1 hurricane that lasted 3 weeks

Right-angled tyre valves; letting you quickly fill your tyres like a car rather than having to work around the disk breaks.

It seems like this whole video is a rehab process to reform a gixxer squid into a sport touring dad. 😂

Oh thank god it's not a "$1500 pipe + tune" that does nothing except make a bike really irritating.

First things I did to my new to me 2017 sv650. #1 NELSON Commuter sport tail bag. #2 usb charger mounted on handle bar. #3 ram mount. It already had a windscreen, sliders, tail tidy and tank grips. I may try a throttle lock now that I've seen it done. Thanks Papa Yams!

gonna do this to my bike soon (I dont even have one cuz im 13)

Did you guys know he has a Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled?!?!

What is another one this cheap tho ???? I have cancer so I don't have much and these are about all I can afford

This is a good video and comment section and gets into what I refer to as the psychology of motorcycling. I may be a newer rider but being alert and present all the while knowing how to prevent and avoid an accident is so important to keeping us safe out there.... It's been sometime since I've had a close call which I attribute to my continual pursuit of motorcycle psychology knowledge.

Just what I needed I just finished breakin on my fireblade

My son just became a member he's really into bikes it's all he talks about in fact he's the reason I watch your channel

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I never cease to be amazed at how diverse and captivating your content is. My personal favorite!💟💟 * 🌈,

What a beautiful bike my goodness I really love the color as well happy riding Papa yam

Throttle lock is the most budget cruise control ever !!! cheers from Greece !!!

Never realized how easy it is to install a tailbag. Will definitely get one!

19 seconds. Last time I came this quickly, I ended up with my third kid.

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I think cameramans titan come back i think 😘🍭

Good days sir...wouod a yellow tinted visor fo the trick?

9:00 hey! How does this guy knows so much about guitar snobs? What a boxful of surprises, Mr Noob!

Buying a vehicle that has a loan on it is no big deal.

Thanks for all the tutorials yammie 🙏🏽

Top tier video and content.

Buy the Fz1 and drive it home.

11:24 lmfao 😂

Yammie I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now when i decided to sign myself up for a MSF course. I'm in Louisiana and i did my MSF through Harley Davidson instead of through a State Course. What really impressed me is that they offer a Jumpstart program at HD. Just a bike on a dyno to learn how to work the clutch and gear shift and get familiar with the controls. Just took the MSF course ober the weekend and after receiving my certificate i went to the dmv and got my endorsement on the license. Thanks for all the knowledge and tips before I took it. You really helped a brother out.

my chinese bike is 21 years old, I'd love a Japanese bike though. it also only cost me 300... LOL

He lives his life two gallons at a time ;⁠-⁠)

my favorite here in Europe is the BMW GS boomer. A balding, insignificant, boring 45+ man, with a belly and a sore back, runs away from home ( the bike is just a tool for that ), from responsibility, from his unbearable wife and naughty children. When he can, he leaves the helmet on so they don't notice how boring he is. He goes to cafes, restaurants, and shops in full riding gear, with protectors up to his neck, which makes him look even bigger. A big man needs a big bike and here in Europe there are not many bikes bigger than the GS 1250. He only likes big, powerful bikes, because he dominates them as a man. BMW is a BMW overall he says. His wife nods boredly when something stupid comes up on the motorcycle from Aliexpress. He thinks that girls in their 20s want a big man with a big motorcycle. Sometimes he falls for a 20-year-old girl who is a little fat, a little ugly, but can restore his confidence. He will not fuck her, he is more cowardly than that. According to him, only the weak don't drive a motorcycle below 5 degrees (neither does he), and he even leaves for work with a 2 cubic meter box. If you ask why he doesn't take it off when he doesn't go hiking, but to work what is 2 km away, he gets offended. He always posts on Facebook and FB groups ( where the many GS boomers bid on who is more masculine at 50+ years old ) how tenacious he is, that in Febr-March he already goes to the beach in the neighboring country to "just drink a good coffee". Typically, he buys boomer stuff, in winter, when he can get it 2% cheaper ( because he is nod a dumb person ) in the store: high-vis jacket, neon green helmet, jeans with inserts, cool motorcycle shoes, the sicker ones with leather vests. He is often seen with his boxes on track days as well. He puts the lap times of the "crap" tires. If more people are watching him while he is in a corner, he overextends himself and falls. Damn, lovely ppl.

Yammie simping for the female riders

The original sports bike. 750 inline 4's

Oh no @adobomoto 1:1 canyon assassin. 😂

Great video I am 50 years old and I am going for the Truxton, I had scratch rocket on my younger days but at my age I want the classic look and more comfortable ride

Remember the 85 Kawasaki 900 Elininator? Very similar idea.

I am the dual sport savant! 😂😂😂😂

#1 is my dad :-/ But you slept on the FJR1300. Edit: #4 is me :-/

Don't care what it is, as long as it has two wheel, an engine, a greater displacement than 300cc and isn't a sports bike. All good after that. Bikes. Nothing else matters.

Bang for buck, the Bajaj NS400Z streetfighter, recently launched in India at at 2,28,000 Rupees on-road, equivalent to about $2730. 373cc Single cylinder engine 40 bhp, 35 NM torque weighs in just 174 kgs true top speed of 160kmph or 100mph 0-120 kmph or 0-74 mph in under 8 seconds mileage of around 30kmpl or 70mpg Slip and assist clutch ride by wire with 4 riding modes - Road, Rain, Sport and Offroad switchable ABS, traction control front and rear ABS 5 stepsadjustable brake and gear lever 7 step adjustable rear shock upside down forks upfront a nice sporty perimeter frame comes with a USB charger, bluetooth connectivity for call, and music Turn by Turn navigation LED lights all around, strong projector light upfront, hazard lights comes in 4 fabulous colors and Bajaj"s famously low after sales, parts and maintenance costs

The canyon assassin really made my day 😂

Chinese bike guy here, the value proposal is just too good, and if you don't mind your bike being made by some overworked child it's great.

why no honda shadow?

You being all friendly to that fuzzy caterpillar gave me the yikes because where I'm from, fuzzy caterpillars are dangerous (mostly to pets, kids and seniors) especially when they are processionary ones. (I'm from southern France for those wondering)

Favorite rider is a local guy who wears a Schuberth helmet, Aerostich jacket, gloves, cargo shorts and new balance sneakers. Yes he rides a K1600.

Put the real 80Hp ZX4RR near the 47Hp ZXR400 and them we speak.

I remember the days when you could just park your motorcycle in a parking lot and other riders would just kind of show up out of nowhere.