BMW F650 Funduro spring ride [RAW Onboard] [4K]

Easy spring ride with a full stock '95 Funduro.
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Location: Hungary, from Nagymaros to Kóspallag
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instagram: @analogmotography
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Iratkozz fel további motoros tartalmakért!

[@laboobry2435]

Merci pour cette balade 🙂

[@wagneredi2992]

Nagyon atom, a motor is, a hely is, a videó is, meg az is, ahogy kezeled a motort. Megkívántam én is egy jó f650-t.

[@analogmotography]

Köszönöm! Lesznek még ilyenek más motorokkal is, légy résen!:)

[@istvanbocsor7911]

Ugyanilyennel járok én is és az útvonal sincs messze. Köszi a videot, megyek egy kört majd arra én is. :)

[@analogmotography]

@@istvanbocsor7911 nagyon ajánlom, kanyartechnikát szoktam erre gyakorolni!:)

[@barby4666]

Acquistata oggi,e una bomba 😍

[@johna6968]

A shock at first but once you understand these bikes they are really good.

[@rundolft]

Como que es un sok tengo una quiero ya sacarla ha ver cómo es

[@rundolft]

Cuenta amigo alguna anecdota

[@jairosauch]

@@rundolftcreo que se refiere a la dureza de la moto en general, si no la conoces te llevarás una sorpresa al ver que debajo de las 3k revoluciones la moto no se puede usar, es un solo cilindro de 600cc y vibra demasiado, pero por encima va muy bien y tiene mucha fuerza, yo me compré una hace unos meses y me chocó lo mal que sonaba e iba por debajo de las 3k revoluciones, por lo demás es impresionante, muy buena moto.

[@rundolft]

@@jairosauch Bro ,pero imaginate que voy detrás de un atasco o en una vía de 30 kilómetros hora en que cambio recomiendas pa que no vibre en 1 o tercera

[@jairosauch]

@@rundolfttienes que hacer lo que se llama doble embrague, es aguantar el embrague en una zona donde la moto tira pero todavía no está arrastrando todo su peso así el motor tiene menos estrés, el embrague es duro así que puede llegar a cansar. Quizás te lo estoy explicando demasiado exagerado! Vibra pero no es para tanto, vaya que en general es una moto dura de llevar pero eso le da fiabilidad! Y va muy bien en todos los otros aspectos quizás su mejor virtud son la fuerza que tiene a partir de 4k revoluciones y el poco consumo! Le doy un 8/10

[@colinblaas3592]

Your dash looks similar to mine, do you have a low fuel light?

[@user-jk3dz2st7u]

Can you tell me what oil viscosity do you use I use 15 50 it needs a bit of warm up in winter . I suspect it is on the thick side is 10 40 better ?

[@analogmotography]

I have always used 10w40, in winter and summer too. I don't ride under 5°C so I think it doesn't matter much.

[@user-jk3dz2st7u]

@@analogmotography Well I do ride below 5 that's why 15 50 is too thick . I believe 10 40 will be perfect it is spec to -20 for the funduro so it will be ok for -2(that's the Lowest temperature in which I ride ). Here in Greece the temperature goes up to 45 in the summer 10 40 will not sufficient for that temperature . So I guess I have to change oil according to the season .Thanks for the reply I already got 10 40 to put for winter .

[@ruaz74]

Why don't you use a 10w50? That's what I use, here in Portugal. I think our riding conditions are very similar, with some cold winter days and very hot summers.

[@user-jk3dz2st7u]

@@ruaz74 well 10 50 is most of the time full sinthetic I want semisynthetic ,that is what is recommended for the bike . I bought belray 10 40 thumper for the winter which is specific for single cylinder bikes and I am quite pleased with it . I am sure 10 50 will be good enough for the engine but I don't know about the clutch (many had problems with slipping with full synthetics).

[@ruaz74]

Yes, it may happen although I didn't had any problems with it. I use the Motul 7100.

[@MsRemy1970]

c'est quoi cette bulle avant ?

[@grochuman]

Nice video, what exhaust you have, is it stock? sounds too good for it, great for 1cylinder comparing to other enduro bikes with similar engines.

[@analogmotography]

Thanks, it is a fully stock bike, nothing changed. The little pops come with the age I think.:D The microphone was in my backpack, maybe that makes the difference.

[@halayci_0745]

@@analogmotography hello, how do you get the spare parts and is the operating cost expensive?

[@analogmotography]

@@halayci_0745 hi, I had this bike for 1,5 year and it worked perfectly. There were always parts I needed and the fuel consumption was between 4 and 5 l/100km.

[@jackmcconchie9513]

What screen is that? Thanks

[@analogmotography]

It‘s custom made in Hungary, but I don‘t know where, I bought the bike with this.

[@rippinmachines]

How do you like this compared to your transalp?

[@analogmotography]

Transalp is much better, easier to handle, more agile, engine runs smoother, better offroad capabilities, looks cooler and worth more every year. I rode 13.000 km with the F650 and 6000 with the Transalp. (Now I bought a 1991 SuperTénéré 😄)

[@rippinmachines]

@@analogmotography I need a tenere 750 too. Make a video of it!

[@analogmotography]

@@rippinmachines coming soon in the next months!

[@aviationhero8400]

Hi What phone holder is that?

[@analogmotography]

Hey, I have no idea, I bought it at a gas station :D

[@JordiMiniBoard]

which windshield are you using? i can't find a cheap one for my '95 funduro

[@analogmotography]

This one is custom made. It's not a cheap part.

[@gwoztom]

it looks like loster windshield

[@sergiu1553]

It is legal for a2?

[@analogmotography]

Yes

[@crazyyoutubeuser2471]

Yes, it has exactly 48 hp. This is my first bikemon an a2 license

[@rock.c6689]

What’s its fuel economy ..?

[@analogmotography]

My average for 11 000 km is 4,63 l/100 km. Here you can see every refuelings: www.spritmonitor.de/de/detailansicht/1163996.html

[@rock.c6689]

@@analogmotography thanks 😊

[@user-jk3dz2st7u]

Funduros burn around 5 l average if you ride them both off-road and big roads with 120 km/h . It's not very fuel efficient but for a Single cylinder bike with a carburator it doesn't burn that much.

[@snrsmh]

Comment est la vibration ?

[@analogmotography]

Everyone tells that there is a lot of vibration, but it isn’t confusing at all. Of course it is not so smooth than an inline four but this is a single cylinder enduro. I often make long distances and you can easily keep 120 km/h as long as you want. But it has a special character so to be honest, I wouldn’t recommend it as first bike.

[@analogmotography]

French: Tout le monde dit qu'il y a beaucoup de vibrations, mais ce n'est pas du tout déroutant. Bien sûr, ce n'est pas aussi lisse qu'un vélo à quatre cylindres, mais il s'agit d'un enduro monocylindre. Je fais souvent de longues distances et tu peux facilement tenir 120 km/h aussi longtemps que tu veux. Mais il a un caractère spécial donc pour être honnête, je ne le recommanderais pas comme premier vélo.

[@snrsmh]

​@@analogmotography thank you. I think f650 is looks good. best low bugdet motorcycle

[@istvanbocsor7911]

@@analogmotography I've learned with a 2013 Honda CB500F two cylinder and this same kind of Funduro is my first bike. I disagree, I'm really happy with the bike. The CB500F handlebars vibrated similarly but the BMW one cylinder engine runs pretty rough compared to two cylinders. It has a certain character which you'll either love or hate. The gears also work rough, you need to push the shifter harder than a Honda. It also clacks louder but it's designed like that, the gears don't have any problems. It doesn't bother me, I've just mentioned it so you won't think the gears need to be repaired if you try a Funduro. The only problem I had with the bike so far was with the voltage regulator. It's located under the seat and can be overheated. I've read lots of comments about it in forums so I was not alone with this problem. You should check the voltage of the battery before buying. The Funduro is not so easy to handle as a naked bike because the center of gravity is not so low. I've dropped the BMW several times while I was pushing it by hand or dismounting and while the Honda was easy to lift, I could barely stand up the BMW alone. Also I'm quite short so the seat is relatively high for me but other enduros are even higher. These points shouldn't be a problem if you are looking for an enduro. The seat is surprisingly comfortable, I can ride the bike for hours on low quality roads without hurting my butt or my legs. So in conclusion: give it a try. ;)

[@kellerjanine4116]

@@analogmotography guess what is my first bike:-))) üdv egy funduro-s nőnemű egyedtől:-)))