Thanks. It took us forever.

Glad you enjoyed it!

I did a J&M Speaker upgrade and they actually work really well. Thanks for watching!

Hello, Not exactly sure how the brakes balance each other when both brakes are applied if that's what your wondering. You can apply both and they work really well for a lack of better description. I would imagine a dealer could give you a better answer. I don't think you need to enable this in the menu selection but not exactly sure. I think it's a default. You could try searching for videos about this type of braking... Thanks for watching!

The brakes are mechanically linked there is no electronic menu adjustment. It's not a BMW so obviously you save a ton of money and weight not adding all the electronic nanny's. But the system is rather seamless and intuitive. I ride mine like a sport bike and I trail brake all the time. The linked brake system does not interfere with trail braking. Even aggressive last minute trail braking like on a track. I've had mine over far enough to scrape a knee braking hard in corners stable as a train on rails and smooth as glass. This bike rocks! Think ZX - 14R with comfy seating or FAT ZX - 10R without the uncomfortable seating position. You could take it too a track one day and ride across the country the next!

To answer your question more specifically on using both brakes at once. If you applied both brakes you'll just stop that much faster. This bike, though it handles extremely well is very heavy 620lbs. She hides her weight well as you wouldn't know it unless you were trying to push her or back her up a hill? The linked brakes are designed to be smooth and unnoticed if you apply only the front brake, like say in a corner. The rear brake will automatically be applied ever so lightly as to be almost imperceptible. If you are an old Harley or cruiser rider and only use your rear brake the front brake will be gently applied but not enough to upset the balance. My favorite way to stop is to tap down on my rear then apply more aggressive force to the front while gently releasing the rear this causes the bike to apply both breaks simultaneously with the strongest and most progressive stopping power. You can actually throw yourself over the bars if you're not careful. Only other bike I've ridden that stops harder is a BMW.

@@Falcon67 Roger that. thanks for the explanation.

Replacing the filter sure is but the rest of the bike is great!

Thanks! I wasn't sure

Nice!

Sounds like a great choice, glad you are enjoying it! Nice low miles also

LOL. To true 👍

No. Sorry. It's a great bike.

Cool. glad it helped!

Hi HannahTeddyRusso, I couldn't find a size on the oil wrench socket. I looked online and it looks like a 64mm size is the one you want. Here's an amazon link if you want to check it out. Metric Allen Wrenches: amzn.to/3EfXiy6

Hello, Not sure on the brand. It came with the bike. I think it's the stock rack. I looked online real quick but couldn't find the exact same one. Here's a ebay web link that has some different versions. Some look pretty good. Glad you liked the video. www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Luggage%20Rack%20Honda%20F6b%20Goldwing&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-156598-763386-7&mkcid=2&mkscid=102&keyword=luggage%20rack%20honda%20f6b%20goldwing&crlp=693532473321_&MT_ID=&geo_id=&rlsatarget=kwd-370888020880&adpos=&device=c&mktype=&loc=9195141&poi=&abcId=9392799&cmpgn=21097936937&sitelnk=&adgroupid=157745124697&network=g&matchtype=b&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3bm3BhDJARIsAKnHoVUv4mCJEAL5upvjpphQdqs0PRI7fM4LZ3o48yX2lf07Czyq2e-qqkYaAg-EEALw_wcB

Nice. Sounds like you've had the perfect bike all along.

Yeah. The FJR is a cool bike to but I would rate the Concourse a little higher. Thanks for watching!

That does seem a little crazy!

I've had mine to 65..front wheel just skimming off the road. Before shifting to second.

@@Falcon67 Nice. Impressive bike. Sounds like your a great rider.

Thanks! That would have worked way better :)

Glad you like them and thanks for watching!

I think so too!

The 4 black connectors are just spacers that come with the kit. Not sure of the sizes. You could call Wompus Bike Racks and ask them about the detail sizes. There number is 404-405-1550. Thanks for watching!

Yeah. I found a radiator on ebay for ya. Not sure if this is what you need but here's the ebay link. www.ebay.com/itm/266181580856?_nkw=radiator+for+a+1996+royal+star+tour+deluxe+motorcycle&epid=1155096008&itmmeta=01J6MT5T52DJJ9C8QPDEMRVHCB&hash=item3df9a89838:g:5EsAAOSwG29kGNd9&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKlvJbBnH0Wkvrj15wlKixEzLUvWdx1aYx4Ee9F3qbTnkuTNk3uuM%2BLI9yaYgusy5rMkC9cFf8GbSkl6m7Z6FvRAaj1AgPtFuvBdW0%2BX90VhIepz7h9UpC1KkAzk%2Br971Vao6MTO3T1Ocnyf8ubtSmnQRFCBEaLkg5HAc7Ui8zxTJ2Zgmym9mnMD2uryDLxRlUjcbZw3rsIZK0jQhm%2B4ipQfeN95FS5kAIqVVTKCj7G3C3K0itZqNSde%2BRCL9Xch9VbxWdketXi9l1o8B%2F%2BYJ%2BJaL%2FAtS%2FDSGq4KJP%2BoBl4AXA%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR86il5q1ZA

Glad it been so helpful. It's almost like Honda designed the bike around the air filter :)

Very true. An FJR is another nice bike but I'd probably go with the Concours 14.

Great comment!! Your right,, they are very dependable

Thanks for watching. The handlebar risers are a really nice addition for taller people. It's actually a great touring bike and boy is it fast.

Thanks for sharing. That's great info.

Right on! Glad it was helpful.

Wish I could help but I'm not sure how. So far so good with the one I installed.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

Great info. Thanks for the comment.

Un placer. ¡Gracias por ver el vídeo! ¡Me encantan las bicicletas Royal Star Tour Deluxe!

Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!

You're welcome. The headlight is a great idea.

Gotta love those RS. We've had a few of them over the years and they've all worked out to be great bikes. We've taken them on long 2 wk rides and they worked flawlessly.

Thanks! I bet your right.

WOW!! 11yrs. It probably never left you stranded also.

Hey John, The F6B are great bikes. I've taken my F6B on many two week, 5000 mile trips and it's worked perfectly. Great power also. Sometimes you'll wish it had a sixth speed, but the torque /power curse in every gear is great. If I were to get one, make sure it has a center stand and cruise.

Wow. Good thing you kept it up and man are they fast bikes!

Thanks. We were a little nervous. The Indian brand was about $350 and these were about $35

Thanks!, The bars were only $35 bucks and they look great.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yeah. We ended up putting one of those throttle control deals on it so you can give your throttle hand a break from time to time.

@@heyitswesty I added a throttle lock and find that it works very well.

@@Caz88835 Yeah. Those work really well.

I hear yah!!!

The F6B doesn't come with a trunk, so if you're riding with a passenger, then the Goldwing is nice. I personally like the F6B. Looks a little sportier without the trunk. You'll find the Goldwing has a few more little features than the F6B, but I didn't miss any of them when I had my F6B. The trunk on a Goldwing is nice if you like bring a little more stuff on trips. You can lock up everything without worrying about someone steeling something. I would say the ride performance comparison is very similar. I had the F6B and loved it. I took it on many two-week trips and loved it.

LOL!! To true, to true

LOL! Yes you do. Thanks for watching!

Great comment!

Not really. I think you'd need to unbolt it.

Hello, glad it was helpful and you saved yourself a little money :)