5 Gear Tips For Cold Weather Motorcycle Riding

[@RevZilla]

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[@ScheuerMilchTV]

RevZilla what jacket do you wear on the motorcycle? Greetings (I mean the leather jacket)

[@RevZilla]

@@ScheuerMilchTV That is the Reax Jackson Leather Jacket : www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/reax-jackson-leather-jacket : I've been riding with this jacket for a long time now - I'm a huge fan! One note for yuh, if you plan to wear this during the colder riding season, make sure you have a waterproof or windproof layer under it to help cut the wind. It's perforated so it does flow a good amount of air. Cheers! -Brandon

[@thehobbyguy]

Haha squids doy but it man

[@WhiteGravey]

best thing about the cold is all the squids go into hibernation

[@FortWorth2Wheeler]

No we don’t. We just blend in.

[@14moldyhamsandwich]

not familiar with the term

[@jimmytheshark86]

KoG GoK good one!

[@fuckgoogle8857]

It does seem to separate the men from the boys, doesn't it.

[@submissions72]

True!

[@D3athduo]

Just gonna talk about my personal setup for anyone who cares to read it or needs some ideas/a starting point; I ride a 2007 Yamaha R6, mostly year-round; every day in Spring, Summer, and Fall, and a few times each week in winter (unless it snows) down to about 30 degrees (to avoid ice), 45 minute commute to work and home in the afternoon and night, usually. I wear full leathers in fall/winter; helps block quite a bit of wind, even if they're perforated. I also wear a sweater and pair of jeans or sweatpants under my gear to help fill out the perforations and keep more wind out. Some might not be able to do this, so you could try something like wool underwear/long-johns under your gear instead, or if you want the pricey option, try checking out some winter under-layers online specifically made for bikers. I wear a full-face helmet, and use a balaclava I bought on Amazon to cover my face/neck, and it works great, just like this video suggests. You may need a thicker one if you ride under 30 degrees though, and helmet size might get in the way of that so be careful. As for hands, (the worst part of cold riding until I found these imo), I use Highway 21 heated gloves. These are absolutely amazing because they are battery-powered (so no annoying cords or plugging into the bike!) and reliable. I've seen reviews on nearly all the other heated gloves and noticed that many have issues with battery life or shorting out/dying quickly. Not so with Highway 21 gear. I wear these gloves between 45 and 55 degrees F without turning them on, and about 35-45 on setting 1, and around 28-35 on setting 2, and I bet they could go even lower, especially with glove liners. They are one of the most expensive sets of gloves I've ever bought at around $200, but you definitely get what you pay for here. My other gear: Alpinestars Roam WP boots which i've worn every ride for 4-5 years now, and either Bull-it Covex riding jeans, or AGVSport Willow pants if it's colder or i'm riding harder/faster.

[@jacobkrause1913]

I would also add pinlock to that list, Lord knows riding cold months without one is darn difficult.

[@fireoil]

Jacob Krause an evo one. Absolutely perfection

[@azmika85]

First year I rode I didnt have a pin lock, left work at 7am and made it about 1/2 mile before I had to stop and thaw out my helmet. Froze on both sides of the visor and when I flipped up my visor to see, my glasses promptly froze on both sides too. Went back to work and had to wait about 2 hours for the temp to go over 32.

[@rzu7120]

Jacob Krause The pinlock on my Schuberth C4 is worthless. It doesn’t form a tight seal, and fogs up in between the shields, which makes it difficult to defog. And yes, it is installed properly.

[@rmalic89]

I agree! I bought a pinlock for my Simpson helmet. Best gear purchase I’ve ever made

[@oso_nomada]

R Zu juuuuust checking, did you make sure the silicone bead around the pinlock insert is sandwiched against the main visor? Or are you speaking about the visor to the helmet itself?

[@oso_nomada]

I live in the PNW and ride all year around...pending ice and snow of course. I commute 40 miles each way everyday and use my ScramblerXE 1200 for everything else outside of commuting too. Errands, day trips, camping, fire roads, etc. Hell, my car and truck usually need the “short term storage” treatment...not my Bike! Anyhow, after 15+ years of cold weather riding...here’s how I ride. Head to toe, I rock: -Dainese EVO WS Balaclava -Pinlock visor (is an absolute must) on my Bell MX-9 helmet -Layers of work flannel, long sleeve shirts and a zip up (pull over suck for a quick add/delete a layer) hoodie (with hood cut off...been doing this for years and works awesome.) -Jacket - Either my trusty leather ICON Motorhead2 or Triumph Beck Waxed cotton. Motorhead2 is great for cold weather and running around town (easily into the upper 20s) and the Triumph Beck is my go to for ColdCold weather/off road/rain commuting. -Gloves: Dainese MIG summer gloves...heated grips and HippoHand Alcan covers keep my hands dry and exceptionally warm no matter what the weather. The HippoHands are an amazing tool to stay riding all year...and although they don’t “look cool” to most people, at least my bike isn’t in the garage wrapped up till Spring😄. -Double panel Carhartt work pants (part of the daily job as a Weld Supervisor) are the ticket to and from work everyday, the thick knee pad inserts offer additional wind blocking too. -Forester Logging Chaps (yes, you read right) offer a lightweight, easy on and off, waterproof nylon, layers of wind stopping awesomeness AND they’re sooooo much cheaper than “Motorcycle Chaps”. I use the HiViz green with reflective strips...because why not! They work great for keeping the cold off my legs and in light rain, they offer enough protection that I don’t need to stop and slap on the real rain pants. -Boots are TourMaster EPIC boots, waterproof, super comfortable, warm and have never had a breach in the wet stuff. -If the wet stuff is inevitable, a North Face DryVent jacket fits close to the body and is 100% waterproof...and the low profile hood fits perfect up over my head and under my helmet with no bunching or encroachment on my eyes. Rain pants are Bilt Waterproof seam taped cheapies that work great, have lasted longer than anticipated and won’t be replaced with anything more expensive. Make sure to increase your chain maintenance intervals! Rain and road grime build up and make chains messy...keep on it! Riding in cold/inclement weather over the years has made me a better rider...and a hardier person in general. I’m an outdoorsman, so I enjoy and appreciate being in the elements every chance I get. Ride’em...Don’t Hide’em! Ride on!

[@beamdoctor5637]

Great effort on your list Mondo!

[@vincentbeijing6926]

Thank you, very useful!

[@lrume]

Barkbusters work wonders in terms of warm hands

[@RevZilla]

Indeed they do! Once you have them and truly experience the benefits, it's hard to ride without them. -Brandon

[@loneswandon651]

2:10 that was beautiful

[@FighterPilot8503]

I didn't know Jason Williams was in the back? 😂

[@timothycoyne5874]

Great tips! One thing I’d add is to make sure you get a balaclava with a “Windstopper” neck. Not all balaclavas have windproof necks, as some are just thin fabric and won’t keep you as warm, especially at highway speeds. Go for a decent name brand, designed for motorcycling or snowmobiling.

[@Jurica-mtb]

First you put balaclava and over it a fleece round type scarf.

[@ladyluck1616]

Being in Canada and riding year round I use sledding (snowmobile) gloves.

[@RevZilla]

Nice! I used to rock my old snowboarding gloves when I was a poor college kid. Not the best tactile feel but hey, they got the job done. -Brandon

[@NoLimitsNoRegrets]

grew up in Iowa, and still have a pair of super warm socks from the morning paper route days!

[@Scooter_built]

Still good tips for 2024. Thinking about what I’ll be wearing this winter already.

[@tunit3727]

LETS GO BRANDON!!!

[@hvymtal8566]

The waterproof overgarment has been a great cold-weather hack since I started riding. Works just as well at keeping wind out as it does water, and the highlighter-yellow color works just as great for being seen in winter (when drivers don't expect to see motorcycles) as it does in rain and at night (when drivers don't expect to see motorcycles)

[@jaynamsallis]

I just bought those gloves you had on. Found them in my size on clearance for $43! I would like to add those wind blockers for my hands. That would help a lot. Thanks for posting just in time for our weather changes in Virginia!

[@RevZilla]

$43!?! That's a steal! I'm from the mountains of NC and used to ride in Virginia quite a bit. Say hi to those amazing roads for me! -Brandon

[@ThaKenMan]

My heated jack liner was the best thing ever for chilly/ frozen rides.

[@RevZilla]

Totally agree! Once I used a heated jacket in the cold, I couldn't ride without it. THE best! -Brandon

[@oliverrojas3185]

Appreicate how you explain beating the cold starts with protecting your core and then follow it up with some great options.

[@ytascoobs]

I find that there's my knees are one main cold spots. Neck, hands and knees. So Balaclava, winter gloves, Adventure jacket and pants, boots and you got a good set up👍

[@RevZilla]

As funny as these seem, they actually work for cold knees! I generally just wear full windproof long johns under my riding pants though. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/oxford-chillout-windproof-knee-warmers

[@PatsAdventuresTravels]

Heated grips are a must!! I'll never own a bike again without them.

[@davehowie03]

What brand do you recommend?

[@PatsAdventuresTravels]

@@davehowie03 Well my last 2 bikes came with them stock. I hear good things about the Oxford Hot Hands, but have never used them. The Bike Masters I put on the wifes bike are not as good as the ones I had put on my bike 4 years prior.

[@captainaverage721]

@@davehowie03 I second the Oxford grips go for Oxford Smart grips really easy to install and no need to wire through the ignition just feed staright off the battery. The Smart part of this set up is a motion sensor that automatically switches off the grips if the bike hasnt moved for a couple of minutes and avoiids inadvertently flattening the battery

[@mhess427]

@@davehowie03 I just installed Oxfords and they're excellent!

[@Xxmeca421xX]

It's my first winter and after the ride yesterday, I noticed really quick what I need. My neck, hands and legs need better covering. I need some waterproof gear too, good idea.

[@happytrails1963]

Good video! Layering up is a great way to go!

[@SirNarax]

Brandon is really good at this.

[@RevZilla]

I appreciate it! The internet can be a cruel place. I'll certainly take any positive feedback I can get, ha! Ride safe! -Brandon

[@Roy_Godiksen]

You can also get liner gloves pretty cheap. I got a pair of thin wool liner gloves, and they work well under my full gauntlet racing gloves. Not good enough for colder then 10 degrees Celsius though. But i also have rain proof mitts to go over, and that does the trick all the way down to freezing temperatures.

[@kristofthebikelover1899]

Can someone tell me what leather jacket that he was wearing it looks so good 👌

[@ubergregmoto]

Long sleeve fleece under your wind-resistant moto jacket is an ace combo. Anything below 5 degrees C / 41 degrees F gets the heated jacket treatment. Heated grips/gloves also a must!

[@RevZilla]

I'm right there with you. If it's gonne be a high of 45F for the day, I'll be rocking, at the very least, a heated jacket. -Brandon

[@vasel208]

I have a ball riding in the cold. The best set up is thermal base layer top and bottom. Top mid layer. Next a armoured jacket and a hi-viz waterproof jacket. Bottom riding pants. Motorcycle boots. I also wear a balaclava with my helmet. Do not feel the cold or the wind. 😊

[@user-xw7vr6ey5c]

getting ready for next school year season, just got a new bike and I cant wait to show up bulky as shit with a cool ass helmet

[@jusbeeb4416]

Good stuff, cold season is the best time of the year to ride!

[@DKornacki3]

Those transitions were absolutely seamless and the underlying music was great. Pleasure to watch!

[@RevZilla]

Thanks for the feedback! Certainly a group effort from the team here at RZ. Big shoutout to our post team! -Brandon

[@solomoto4706]

RevZilla get with the program, young man: it’s “ZLA” (not RZ)! This I know from the 853 ZLA stickers I have everywhere... 🤓🍻

[@RevZilla]

@@solomoto4706 Ha! Stern but fair. Cheers! -Brandon

[@philippelemaire4884]

I just purchased KEIS heated jacket and gloves, and will soon get heated pants and soles. They all connect together and plug just once to bike or a external battery. As we speak, I'm going out for ride at 2deg celcius.

[@jamesmills2896]

Thanks bro

[@RevZilla]

You got it! -Brandon

[@nfinnigan]

A great note to add, is heated grips will only heat the palm of your hand and not the top of your hand where the cold will get to first, so heated grips are ok if it's not too cold, where heated gloves are way better as they will heat the entire hand and keep them warm, not just the palms. Thanks.

[@TzeiEm]

I use a balaclava almost always even in the summer unless I ride for only a few kilometres (e.g. to work). It keeps my in-ear headphones neatly in place and makes my helmet feel tighter in a good way. Plus it also protects my helmet padding from hair products and sweat so it won't end up like my old helmet did, with stiffened and dirty padding that smells bad :)

[@VALLAERION]

Finally some decent looking gear rather than thet colorful crap that most people call biker gear that turns you into a walking billboard on a motorcycle.

[@rocketrollsvlogs7625]

Brandon, when did you flip to the "premium" side? And who is going to educate me on my bargain purchases??? Well I own every single thing he mentioned and I love winter riding.

[@RevZilla]

Haha! I started here at RevZilla over six years ago, and when RevZilla and Cycle Gear formed a partnership (Comoto), I stepped up to lend some of my gear knowledge to Cycle Gear videos. Personally, I'm a bargain shopper in most aspects of life but I don't mind draining the wallet for pretty much anything moto related. That's probably the only problem with working here. My paycheck just goes right back where it came from, ha! Cheers! -Brandon

[@wilyweekers9399]

Never seen Brandon on this channel before, but great video!

[@RevZilla]

Brandon started as a RevZilla Gear Geek over six years ago, so he brings a ton of gear/riding knowledge to our videos. -DrewZilla

[@MyDyerMaker]

Whiskey works too.

[@Prich319]

Wearing layers is also a good idea. I tend to wear a base layer under a regular winter parka with fleece liner. I don't have heated gloves, so I get by on wearing simple liner gloves under my regular riding gloves, and you can probably wear a pair of sport grade mittens over those as they will help trap heat and keep your fingers warm. I agree with a good quality balaclava, as it can also absorb some of the moiture from you breath, and reduce the likelihood of your visor fogging. On that note, I tend to keep my helmet vents open for that same purpose.

[@alexp6409]

I’d love to see a video about hand guard options, installation on different bikes, etc.

[@oso_nomada]

Alex P the Barkbuster Universals are awesome and suuuuuuuper easy to install. You’ll notice in the video that the “bar end plug” looks to be bolted through the nylon cover? That’s how it secures on that side, and there’s usually a webbed strap that secures to the inside of the grip/controls. I use HippoHands Alcan version on my ScramblerXE 1200 and they are phenomenal. Cold hands are the straw for most people...numb and nearly useless after a few miles, no one wants that. The hand guards are a great addition.

[@alexp6409]

Mondo Oso good to know, thanks!

[@RevZilla]

Mondo Oso hit it right on the money. I also wanted to note the Barkbusters Blizzard Handguards come with a bunch of hardware to accommodate a large range of different bikes/bars. Super easy to install and they really make a huge difference. Cheers! -Brandon

[@SomeOne-fx2ql]

I have been using heated gloves for a while now. There are lots of brands who make these, Personally I have bought them from BERTSCHAT and they haven't disappointed me yet!

[@petecurran3995]

Good work, fella 👍🏻

[@Tryhardninjaas]

Also, wrap a scarf around your neck. If it's a proper wide scarf, it should be able to tuck into your helmet, then tuck the ends into your jacket.

[@seattlegrrlie]

I didn't know that full peice suit existed and now I must has it.

[@Robert-fs1pb]

Pull over once in a while and use your exhaust to warm your hands.its like putting your hands over a bonfire.

[@alexqzed]

Goid stuff

[@WinterRider]

I could definitely use some warm gear!

[@thomaswarren2699]

Hey, this Brandon dude is great. Brilliant presenter. And that no-look-catch at 2:08 was pretty swish... ;)

[@RevZilla]

Ha! Somehow we nailed that on the first try. Shoutout to our Senior Video Producer, Chase for the great toss! -Brandon

[@gckless]

New guy is good.

[@nickg2884]

Warm your hands on the engine heads too

[@Nekminute]

Tips for riding on snow ridden streets ? xD

[@____X____0009]

The thermal based layer you wearing..??

[@user-cx2bk6pm2f]

This guy is a natural presenter; you can't teach the speaking skills this guy has.

[@RevZilla]

Thanks for the feedback! -Brandon

[@ruioliveira423]

Bit late but need some help, what gloves you guys recomend for cold days with temos dropping to almost 0°C ?

[@MrFameone206]

I was in cyclegear on Tuesday and Brandon sold me gloves via video 🤣😂😂🤣😂 guess revzilla pays better

[@jimmytheshark86]

Same company, cycle gear purchased revzilla years ago.

[@RevZilla]

Not quite true, Jimmy, but pretty close. Brandon started here at RevZilla over six years ago, and when RevZilla and Cycle Gear formed a partnership (Comoto), Brandon stepped up to lend his bike and gear knowledge to Cycle Gear videos. We think he's pretty good (if we do say so ourselves), so we're looking forward to seeing him bring more to the RevZilla channel too! -DrewZilla

[@jimmytheshark86]

@@RevZilla The video was great and so was Brandon! Keep them coming please! I love your videos and web site. I've purchased a lot from you guys over the years.

[@RevZilla]

Thanks!

[@lcdubs7847]

I was hoping to get some advice on what gear to buy. Instead I got "dress warm".

[@Firestorm637]

Great video. Difficult to make some videos as individual riders may have more experience than others. For 18 fellow riders to give this a thumbs down, do not realize how difficult it is to make unbiased, mid knowledge sector video. Maybe there were just grumpy as they have not had their am coffee! Lol!

[@RevZilla]

Totally agree and it's pretty great to hear someone recognizes that. I tried to approach this information and think about the questions I had as a newer rider. What are some things that would have helped me out when I didn't know much about gear or riding in the winter? I've been riding for such a long time now, it can be challenging at times to go back to the "basics" and provide that unbiased, mid knowledge content. Thanks for the feedback, Scott. Greatly appreciated! -Brandon

[@italengro197]

What about improving the traction? What is advisable for that? I saw around studded tires? I saw square chains... could some one advise?

[@csiautodetail]

What is the brand and model of the gloves?

[@RevZilla]

Those are the Rukka Imatra Gore-Tex Gloves: www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/rukka-imatra-gore-tex-gloves : They're a bit of an investment but they're easily my favorite pair of gloves for the winter. - Brandon

[@BOBBERtheKID]

What about helmets for snowmobiles, are they warmer, I notice some are DOT. I already ride with a full face, but the highway get's very cold still in the early hours in the fall/spring. Would something like the Scorpion EXO-AT950 be much warmer?

[@freakshow7944]

I would like to add a breath box to the list so you aren't breathing in freezing air and they're really affordable.

[@adventureguy4119]

My fingers got the frost bike

[@gotahgemini6415]

could anyone tell me which triumph model that is?

[@alfredtorres1252]

What would you recommend for my legs? That’s what gets really cold

[@a.m.4331]

Waterproof overpants and long johns (full-length underwear)

[@azmika85]

I went to runnings and bought some carhartt. Base force extremes and shorelines pants. Not really motorcycle designed but they work and I have a hard time finding motorcycle gear that fits. I've worn these as cold as the 20's and no sunshine, under 20 miles haven't felt uncomforable.

[@Thisnamewillwork213]

What is the name of the website in the beginning of the video where he checks the bikes power capacity.

[@niq872]

www.powerlet.com/shop-by-vehicle you might need to copy and paste it.

[@Lievano]

Spencer Dixon powerlet.com

[@wickedg1zz]

Trying to find this as well

[@debbymarshall2857]

Found it: www.powerlet.com/learningCenter/eecInfo/am/2016/19#formtop

[@Bill-v650]

I had to find it too. I think this is it: www.powerlet.com

[@____X____0009]

0:36 what are you wearing link please...

[@R3nat002]

Leather jacket he's wearing? Anyone know the brand? Name?

[@TheTriumfAnt]

Looks like the REAX Jackson Leather Jacket. $429 on Revzilla site.

[@R3nat002]

@@TheTriumfAnt it is thanks, you think this would be enough with a a thermal layer to stand 40 degree weather?

[@TheTriumfAnt]

@@R3nat002 The leather is perforated so you might want a windproof thermal layer, especially if you motorcycle doesn't have a screen. You'll probably be fine if it does have a screen.

[@R3nat002]

@@TheTriumfAnt thank you

[@VVoltz]

Who is this dude? Where is Spurgeon, Lemmy, Zito or Alessandra?! The background is also new, not to mention the format,m of the content, what is happening!? LOL, I actually liked it. Brandon makes a good host, glad to see a new face. The advice is good but I feel it need a little more depth for seasoned or at least non-novice riders.

[@RevZilla]

Let's see, I rode a Stand Up Gas Powered Scooter with Lemmy at lunch. Zito and I chatted about some upcoming dirt bike/dual sport events we'll be attending while we were wrenching, and Spurgeon blew kisses at me as we locked eyes in the hallway. It's all happening and the gangs all here, ha! Oh yeah, Alessandra just had a beautiful baby so she is spending some much deserved time with her family. Cheers! -Brandon

[@Nadergg]

Damn is that a Reax Jackson jacket? Ive had it in my cart for months haha! What size should I get 185 lbs and 6 feet tall around 41 inch chest. Thanks!

[@RevZilla]

It sure is! I've been riding in the Jackson for over a year now - highly recommend it! For reference, I'm 5'11, approx 170, with a 40-inch chest and I wear the medium comfortably. If you like a snug fit, you could probably get into a medium but given your additional weight and height, I would probably swing for a Large if you like having some comfort room. I hope that helps! Safe riding! -Brandon

[@Nadergg]

@@RevZilla thanks Brandon appreciate it!

[@shermanshelichannel6540]

@@RevZilla I rushed to the site to order this jacket and seen it was discontinued... Sad day.

[@RevZilla]

@@shermanshelichannel6540 I KNOW! Honestly, I love this jacket and still use it from time to time. I too was bummed when it got discontinued but I'm trying to get them to bring it back. The RSD Clash is a great alternative but it's a bit more $$$. I'll see if I can talk some sense into the team, ha! Cheers! -Brandon

[@shermanshelichannel6540]

@@RevZilla I want a dark brown one!

[@kmassey]

Who else is watching this in Summer 2020?

[@rowellny8894]

Hi! What model is the windshield in the website?

[@basmatiChawal24-7]

He gives off that Murr vibes from Impractical Jokers lol

[@nassimback]

Name of the bike pls

[@r-btoofficial7865]

Which windscreen is that? Link?

[@FighterPilot8503]

Same bro thinking about getting that for my Street Scrambler

[@samueljung2165]

What ya guys think about neoprene inner wear

[@RevZilla]

Neoprene tends to be a bit thick and bulky for base- and mid-layers, so it isn't really used. -DrewZilla

[@vasel208]

👍👍👍 Sounds like you are not a fan of the cold weather. Let's swap countries. I ❤the cold. 😊

[@RevZilla]

Sounds good to me! -Brandon

[@carsonwescott9450]

Someone help! So im winterizing my bike. I live in NY it could use a new chain (its rusting) and sprocket. But planned on selling in spring. Shoukd i replace for winter or save $ and not get new chain and sprocket?

[@ubergregmoto]

carson wescott As long as the links aren’t stiff or seized, then I found this worked for me: Give the chain a thorough drenching with an aerosol chain cleaner (to soften up the rust and help dislodge particles) scrub thoroughly on all sides with a chain brush (to help remove the rust, as well as clean the chain) go over it with the chain cleaner again-no need to re-scrub-then pat dry and lube it well with a proper chain lube (no cheap substitutes). If the chain is fundamentally okay, and you plan to cover and store the bike in a garage or shed, then this cleaning regime should see it through the cold months, as the lube will help prevent further corrosion. No need to replace the chain. The whole process should cost you half an hour and 30 bucks.

[@imamogluu]

Damn Brandon you are so chill... Refreshing after Supercharged Anthony(Still love you Anthony

[@slowbox]

I couldn't put my finger on why this seemed so not revzillay til I read this. Great vid, no hate, but definitely a Xanax compared to Anthony.

[@RevZilla]

Anthony is the man, no doubt about it but I'm a little too southern to talk at that speed, ha!

[@RevZilla]

Brandon's got that "Southern Comfort". -DrewZilla

[@Onetty1]

@revzilla, what's the jacket @1:02?

[@RevZilla]

It's the REAX Jackson Leather Jacket. Ride safe, -Pat www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/reax-jackson-leather-jacket

[@thomaswarren2699]

Waterproofs are 100% essential if you're a Brit. If you don't have waterproofs, you'd better have a car

[@desantos1234]

Ehh, with gear you cant go wrong. It all depends on how tolerant you are to getting cold lol. Your best off focusing on not coming off in the icy and/or wet road conditions..

[@michaelhayward7572]

Core? Back in the day it was newspapers stuffed under your jacket (army great coat)....

[@malvinacarabas5768]

Brandon is very good , but what happened with Spurgeon ?

[@RevZilla]

I just threw a paper airplane at him, he's not far. He just had some bigger fish to fry for this one. -Brandon

[@RevZilla]

He's still here, busy shooting other videos. -DrewZilla

[@malvinacarabas5768]

Thank you.

[@khrisstake2210]

From my experience, hand guards absolutely do not work.

[@danielzhitomirsky9857]

Cant imagine a person that install this screen and hand shields on bonneville.

[@FighterPilot8503]

Why is that?

[@danielzhitomirsky9857]

The most ugly thing I’ve ever seen

[@FighterPilot8503]

@@danielzhitomirsky9857 well I would actually install it.....ONLY when I need it for rain, other than that I'd take it off and leave it off of my street scrambler.

[@JavierGomez-lh8uj]

Bring Zanthia back.

[@gottas33]

Brandon you’re cute 👋🏾

[@charlie-tangomotors2516]

Be careful with balaclavas people. If you have a tight fitting helmet, non mesh chin curtain, and closed helmet vents, you run the risk of passing out from carbon dioxide inhalation. Be safe out there.

[@fernandizo]

Purchased a helmet from you guys and have been trying to return it but I get no response from your shiesty customer service! Sent 4 emails now!! Wtf!! What happened to your no hassle returns?

[@NZ2STROKE]

Get a heated seat!

[@harrytrippleh]

Did anyone ever tell you that you look like Rayan Raynolds. :

[@RevZilla]

Haha! I get that quite a bit. I wonder if Ryan gets the occasional "Hey, did anyone ever tell you that you look like Brandon from RevZilla?". I'd like to think he does but I'm guessing not... -Brandon

[@cprn.]

Yeah, do that or buy a decent set of snowmobile gear and save yourself few bags of money. 💰 💰 💰

[@Bikerbug2020]

Baaahahahahahaha ..... you need to revise the opening comments, it is getting close to winter in the states North of Florida..... we still will be tickling 85 degrees... so you should have a review for states outside of Florida and SoCal . Where is Lemmy and Spurge?

[@RevZilla]

Hahaha! 85 degrees! Man, I wish I still had a few more weeks of those temperatures, jealous. I can see Lemmy from the window playing with his Stand Up Gas Scooter and Spurgeon is currently singing to himself while he works on a new article for Common Tread. The gangs all here! Cheers! -Brandon

[@RevZilla]

They're busy shooting other videos and writing other articles. -DrewZilla

[@iismatthew123]

He looks oddly familiar...

[@svensharpsword9837]

Brandon reminds me of grown up basic spongebob

[@RevZilla]

You mean to tell me you're NOT a "Goofy Goobers" club member? -Brandon

[@cbrannaka]

I miss Anthony! Also where is Spurg and Lemmy. They are better than this guy but Anthony is the best.

[@beamdoctor5637]

He is busy riding, vacationing, family time, and coming up with new business ideas.

[@domster200]

Wrong! Slowing heat loss from extremities will keep the core warmer for longer.

[@Ripstop_pilot]

Cold/wet weather tip.......get a car!

[@lukasg50]

No hate but this is such a waste of a video, this is all common sense

[@jdmikeg4]

#1 tip: drive your car

[@RevZilla]

Hahaha! I mean... you're not wrong. -Brandon

[@MrBluoct]

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