BMW G310GS: 1- year review - Buyer's Remorse or Must-Buy?

Thinking About buying A BMW G310GS? Owning one for a year, I reveal the good, the bad and everything in between. Will you experience Buyer's remorse or is this motorcycle a must-but? Watch my honest review to find out!
I cover performance, on-road and off-road, maintenance costs, issues and the good and bad.

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi some people were saying the music was too loud to hear my voice, so I lowered the music and reposted it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoWxfX6BmseJiKc. Also if you are interested in supporting Sasqmoto and becoming a member of this channel, there are special perks...click on the join button above. Thank you!

[@Eppiet]

Youre review is spot on. I have a 2018 G310R and have not had a single problem. I use it for convenience runs and it is always a pleasure to ride. I live in South Africa and the traffic here is not youre friend and I never felt that I need more power. The discussion of these bikes being underpowered is irrelevant. You know that you get what you pay for and that engine capacity determines the power output. The Ktm 390 is nearly a 100cc more. I learned to ride on a 50cc and the difference between the BMW and KTM is sufficent for a complete bike on its own.

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi, Thank you for the compliment. It's nice to hear from others around the world. I am glad that I am not the only one that feels the power is sufficient. it goes and it's a blast to ride, never a dull moment. it does a great job for what it is. Thank you for the comment and ride safe!

[@davidchapman93]

Great review. Im close to 5000 mi on my 310GS. Absolutely love it. Fun and easy to ride. Reliable. It was Short on fuel range but since I went to a 17T front sprocket it gets better mileage and much better at highway speeds. Best $20 Mod out there.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thanks for the compliment! did you notice a difference in acceleration from a stop with the change?

[@davidchapman93]

No. 1st gear is pretty low so no issues on the low end with it. Try it. Takes 15 minutes to install. Same amount to Uninstall if you don't like it. Also. Looking to order a Rally Raid Level 2 kit as soon as they're back in stock.

[@Sasqmoto]

I'm going to try 2 gears and see how much they affect it. someone said to try a 15 for off road as well. I'm looking at that rally raid too. it's the price that is crazy. touratech has a kit for around 400 that has a front spring and back but you don't get all the adjustments or additional height.

[@davidchapman93]

@Sasqmoto I agree. If I didn't have plans to keep this bike I wouldn't spend the money. But I'm keeping it long-term, so I want a better suspension. A 15T would gear it way down. I don't do any single track so no need to do that for mine.

[@dafawty9thstate830]

I have mine in Colombia. I've only been able to ride it for about 3 months. I crashed it so many times over there, mostly because of the fact that I have only a 30 inseam, and up in the Andes, nothing is flat, and there is constant treacherous terrain, to have to deal with. So, while I'm at my home in Alaska, I'm occasionally ordering aftermarket parts and new gear, to send to my place down there. That bike has the perfect power and speed for everything I'm willing to ride through, down there, but it's tall for me, so I tend to get off camber quite a bit, just trying to park, mount, and dismount the darned thing. Just sent down the Touratech suspension lowering kit, which I hope will help me avoid laying it over on its sides. I'm also disabled, so that doesn't make it any easier. I used to ride a 1000 ADV bike years ago, and that thing would be more of a pain on the rear, to use down there. Contested city traffic, to narrow twisties in the mountains, to the asphalt disappearing to be replaced by massive washed out pathways at times. Even the little towns in the mountains have super steep roads and store fronts, that offer super awkward angles lined with so many other motorbikes. Using large motorcycles is considered super ridiculous by almost everybody down there. I actually would love to get a 300ish maxi scooter down there as well. Something I don't have to swing my leg over to mount it, and that would be so much more practical and commonly used by majority of the commuters there. They actually use mostly 125's, give or take a few. I weight twice the average Colombian though, so 300's generally put me in the most efficient, yet highly entertaining and comfortable size and power range, for the area.

[@Sasqmoto]

That's a very interesting take on the your situation. You should post some videos on the Colombian roads. I would love to see them. There is also a lower seat that you can get that might help. I also saw a lowering bracket for the rear shock on Amazon. Another viewer also lowered the kickstand by cutting it and welding it back together. Thanks for watching the videos. I appreciate it!

[@dafawty9thstate830]

@@Sasqmoto I took two iPhones down to record videos, and was able to post a little bit, with very poor editing, but I took all my vids off. Both of my cell phones got ruined down there. My first one that went down, was because my motorcycle vibrated it to death. I still have it, but the camera doesn't work. The other phone I had, got smashed in one of my crashes. It got bent like a banana, but still was functional. The phone I'm using now is the replacement. I finally bit the bullet and got myself a new computer, very recently, after not having one for well over a decade. I also bought me an Insta 360 cam, and then an Apple editing software, in the hopes I'll have it in me to produce better quality videos, with editing. I have severe ADHD, so it's super challenging for me to stick with anything, until it gets done. Wish me luck.

[@Sasqmoto]

you have to start somewhere! if you have an Apple computer get Davinchi resolve, it's free software for editing. that's what I use to edit all my videos. good luck and let me know when you post some videos!

[@andrewpeter6128]

Small world; I also live in AK, and have a moto in Colombia. Wonderful place

[@scottturner9419]

Excellent review. I bought a Honda xr150 as my first motorcycle in 25 years back in September. After 2 months, went back and got a 310GS. Been riding that for about 4 months now and enjoying the BMW very much (though still have the xr150 as a spare bike). I can see moving up to a larger bike in another year or two, but for now the 310GS is a fantastic intermediate bike in my opinion.

[@Sasqmoto]

thank you for the review. I appreciate the compliment. I would have fun riding that 150.

[@THE_SNAPP]

Bought mine new in 2018 and it is still basically problem free. I don't have many miles on it, but still love riding mine six years later. BTW, just subbed, great content.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you for subscribing and the compliment. I'm glad to hear that you don't have issues. looking forward to keeping mine for a long time.

[@katzmichal]

I'm totally agree with you. I have it for the last 5.5 years, ride all kinds of roads, and I'm simply loving it and this is my only bike. I have 30 years of experience riding bikes and have no intention of riding another bike.

[@Sasqmoto]

thanks for watching, I think I will be the same as you in 5 years still having this motorcycle. Be sure to see all the other videos on the bmw g310gs!

[@holmesfamily2058]

Thanks for a great review. I own a BMW G 310 GS as well.. Everything you stated is true, and while I have owned two Suzuki and two Harley's the only thing I miss with this bike is it's ability to cruise on the highway around semi-trucks. But what you gain in off road capabilities, makes up for it.

[@Sasqmoto]

That is very true! my other motorcycle weighs over 500 lbs and is not effected by semi trucks, but the weight on the g310gs is light and easier to maneuver. thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

[@lideresunidosmexico_]

I have a G310 GS since 2022 and everyday I love it more and more... I can't get tired of it it's just a light and comfortable bike to ride all day. Greetings from Mexico

[@Sasqmoto]

I love it too. Thank you for watching and welcome. nice to hear from other countries!

[@UltralightMotorcycleCamping]

I"m the same size as you and I'm surprisingly comfortable on this bike that's smaller than it looks. I bought mine new, sight unseen, over the internet, without even seeing one in person, so the fit was a relief although I am planning on getting the tall comfort seat from Seat Concepts to give me a little more leg room at the expense of making it more difficult to mount (I got old somehow and the hips don't work very well) and making it an inch more difficult to put a foot down. I wanted larger pegs for off road use so I spent $200 (ouch) on Pivot Pegz, but they are very nice. I've had my 2019 G310GS for 3.5 years. The generous three year factory warranty has expired, unused. Like you, I've had zero problems. It's never been back to the dealer because I do all of my own maintenance, annually, per the service schedule. I got a good deal on my new G310GS because it was one that BMW took back from the dealer to fix the kickstand issue and it was returned to the dealer in the fall with the 2021 models coming in the spring so BMW and the dealer lowered the price to move it in late October. I'm still farkling. I recently mounted some ridiculous 18,000 lumen amber LED lighting but I still need to wire it. I highly recommend the Koso Apollo heated grips. The inside of the right grip needs to be filed to thin it slightly to fit over the throttle sleeve but once installed it looks like factory heated grips - very high quality and no goofy control box. The controls are all integrated into the left grip. This is the first time I've had heated grips and I was surprised that I use them all the time. I'm installing a heated seat when I upgrade to the Seats Concept seat. My only real con is the 2.9 gallon fuel tank. An ADV bike should have a 5 gallon fuel capacity or more. The fairings could be extended more to provide even more wind and rain protection for the rider's legs. For now, I carry two 1 liter fuel bottles, which is a lousy way to add 30 miles to the range. I most go on 300-400 mile day rides but I'm looking forward to many more moto camping adventures on my G310GS. Thanks for the video. I wish there was no soundtrack, but starting around 13:00 it was so loud that I wasn't able to hear your comments.

[@Sasqmoto]

thanks for the feedback, I reposted it with the music lowered.

[@daxleone]

I just bought one, and it is a dream on my Arizona backroads ... I am about to do the 1st service, so I am still feeling her out, but this vid gave me more confidence in my bike ... she is a beauty ... thanks

[@Sasqmoto]

That is awesome. Congrats, you will love it more as you ride. Be sure you look at all the videos. Thanks for Watching!

[@mashm6866]

I had my R1200RT in for service and got 310GS courtesy bike for a day. I had so much fun on the little GS, which I never had on my RT. I"ve owned Kawasaki GPZ"s, Honda VF"s, Suzuki GT"s , Honda trials bikes, and Maico motocrossers, and the little GS has the fun factor. I"m looking to buy one as my second bike..

[@Sasqmoto]

it is a very fun motorcycle. I ended up selling my bigger motorcycle because it sat collecting dust after I bought the baby G

[@jeffnic3116]

Thanks for filling me in on your opinion. I'm trying to listen to what you are saying, the music is annoying.

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi. I reposted the video with the music lowered. it is in the pinned comment above.

[@vgahren]

Great vid! You covered everything. I’m looking for a ‘beginner’ bike I won’t get bored with and I have to say, you make a helluva an argument for the 310. 👍

[@Sasqmoto]

awesome, you won’t get bored and it’s a lot of fun. just took it to Moab to ride the white rim trail. check out those videos. Thanks for watching!

[@vgahren]

That’s what’s got me hooked on the 310; you’re showing it in action rather than just riding it on a highway with a few ‘clips’ of dirt roads. 👍 Did you do a vid on the hardware to add the GPS mount?

[@Sasqmoto]

yes here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKamXnufidRnh8U I also have a whole playlist with over 30 videos on the baby g 😀

[@DR200Gold]

Great vid 👍 cheers for the kph conversion lol not enough ppl do it. Agree bout the pegs but still want to get around to putting on some bigger ones to try though, think they would be great offroad just a bit pricey.

[@Sasqmoto]

hey, I just watched one of your older videos with the src parts. that was a great one. Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it! ride safe

[@mkoehler222]

I had to stop watching do to the music too loud sorry

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi here is the new video with the music turned down kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoWxfX6BmseJiKc

[@mkoehler222]

@@Sasqmoto cool thanks

[@Armandinho8]

Guy probably rides an eBike.

[@rwriddell]

My first bike, pre-owned with Rally Raid level 2 already fitted. Riding continental TKC 80s. Good in wet & dirts, but have bought a Motoz Tractionator Adventure for the back to get same grip, twice the mileage. No stalling or gear shift problems. 75mpg, UK gallons. Neutral selection issue? BMW will fix it.

[@Sasqmoto]

Nice, I was looking at the raid suspension, the level 2 raises the stock height. all told it's close to $2500 with parts and labor. I'm sure you got a good deal! Thanks for watching!

[@jacobflores4665]

Awesome review! What are some good beaches and trails to ride in WA?

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi Thanks for the compliment. There are a few beaches that you can ride/drive on. Grayland, Long Beach, Ocean Shores to name a few. Capital forest is a fun place to ride and the Washington Backcountry discovery route will take you from the Oregon border to the Canadian border, mostly off road. If you are ever in the area riding. Let me know and I will show you around. [e-mail]. Thanks for watching.

[@herbie2017]

Nice review! I’ve had mine for almost a year now and I share your thoughts on this bike. I don’t have anything to compare to since this is my first bike. Have had the issue of the gearbox getting stuck between gears it seems and then stall, only happened twice. Pretty solid otherwise. Mostly on road use, get about 190 miles to the tank.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you and Thanks for Watching. It is fun riding on roads, love it in the corners. Please consider subscribing for some new content in the new year!

[@mikefrancais]

Very comprehensive review and video here. I would suggest you tone down the music in your future ones😮

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi thanks for the compliment and watching. I had heard about the music and reposted it with lowered music.

[@jamesking4626]

good vid , I have been looking for a small bike to carry behind my motorhome, this looks like it ticks all the boxes. BMW quality plus as I'm in the UK and want to travel over Europe and I will have the dealer network to support me. My last bike was a Fireblade but I'm 60 now so I don't feel the need to crank it up to 160mph

[@Sasqmoto]

It fits perfect on the back of a vehicle. I am envious of your travels. That would be amazing. It is a great motorcycle to have. I had a larger motorcycle and just recently sold it. Don't need anything else! Thank for watching and safe travels!

[@thudtheace]

Great video! I picked up a 2022 model for a steal last November. So far it has been great! It is certainly a nicer bike to ride on the highway than my 2019 RE Himalayan (G310GS Can cruise faster/easier/smoother), but the BMW is easier to stall taking off at a stoplight (less low end torque, and I live at 7000+ feet). So far enjoying the ride. What tires do you run on your G310? Cheers!

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi Thank you for watching and the compliment. I appreciate it! I have the Bridgestone Battlaxe ax41, They are an amazing tire both on road and off. I have several videos on them. I like them so much I already have a new rear tire to put on when this one wears out. Please consider subscribing! Cheers!

[@thudtheace]

@@Sasqmoto Thanks for the info, and yes I am subscribed and with the ding-dong bell enabled! I have one other question, It looks like you are using the puig touring screen. How do you like it? Does it keep the wind from buffeting on your helmet? I am at a similar height as you, and I find some windscreens deflect the air right into the middle of my helmet and the buffeting and noise are really bad(i.e. my 2015 Honda NC700X with the factory Honda tall windscreen). Just wondering how your windscreen does vs the stock baby GS screen. Cheers!

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you for subscribing. it makes a big difference on the freeway. way better than the stock. If anything, I would have got the clear for camera purposes, but it does not block the view. it does keep it from buffeting. The only time it happens is behind big trucks and nothing protects you 😁 I always wear ear plug so I don't really hear the wind but I do hear everything else. I think the adv helmet I have is loud anyway. let me know if you have any other questions!

[@pennbrown9662]

Anyone found a good set of pannier racks? I can’t seem to find any for my wife’s 2023 310GS. GREAT REVIEW! Keep up the good work. 💪🏻🥃

[@crazyhikerdude]

I went rackless… saves a lot of $$. Viking Odyssey 80L Harley Davidson ADV Touring Luggage System, $463 with coupon.

[@zeddo321]

Nice video, i consider that type of bike I´ve been longin for gravel quite for a while.. I drive supersport and as primary when hope this kind of bike vill be a good complement. Whats your solution for the GPS navigator.. Have you bought some tower??

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi thanks for watching. I bought a bar that attaches to the windshhield bolts and mounted the garmin to that. I got it off of amazon. i made some support bars for it so it doesn't bounce around.

[@Sasqmoto]

Heres the video of how I mounted it kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKamXnufidRnh8U

[@X-7-JAMES]

Great review. I heard you just fine! Really enjoyed your analysis.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you kindly! I appreciate you watching

[@kiqueenbees]

Neutral is easier to find if one uses less pressure than moving up to second. It's a feely thing.

[@Tyr1001]

for me it was between this and a ktm 390. I went with the 390 in the end because they had one for sale down the street from where I live, but the two models are more or less comparable. I've taken the 390 on some double track in the capitol state forest and had a blast with that. small displacement adv is a criminally underserved market IMO considering the value they give you

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi thanks for watching, have you ridden the g310gs and compared. I'd be curious. if you are around ere in Olympia and ever want to go riding send me an email [e-mail]. Consider subscribing. Thanks

[@Tyr1001]

@@Sasqmoto I rode one for my MSF course. I cant really compare highway performance for that reason, but the difference in HP didn't seem all that noticeable at the speeds we were doing. Of course, that was also the first time I had been on a motorcycle so take it with a grain of salt 😅

[@minkqu]

What kind of tires do you have on the bike. They don't look stock. Also, you did not mention the lag in throttle that a lot of people seemed to complain about. Thanks

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi thanks for watching, They are the Bridgestone Battlax Ax41s. Amazing tires. I have a bunch of videos on them. work great on the street and in the dirt!

[@kkmanos4201]

The only issue I find with this motorcycle is the inability to switch off the ABS. I ride a VOGE 300DS, which has the same motor as the G310GS, but the overall package is suited for road mostly due to the 17-inch front tire and Chinese suspension. I would like to switch to BMW G310GS if they make a model with switchable ABS. The older models with the switchable ABS have problems with the throttle and the clutch (which have appeared in my motorcycle as well because they share many components)

[@DroneShotsOnly]

Great Review, I also enjoy riding my 310 GS (:

[@Sasqmoto]

HI Thanks for Watching. How long have you had it? What do you mostly ride?

[@andrewdunlop9141]

Great video. Where did you get the support brackets for the nav mount?

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi I have a video that explains how I made them. The video is called how to mount a garmin. it's very simple but works amazing. please consider subscribing

[@Sasqmoto]

here's the link to that video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKamXnufidRnh8U

[@Sasqmoto]

the bar that goes across, was purchased on Amazon. it mounts using the 4 windshield bracket screws

[@andrewdunlop9141]

@@Sasqmoto Thanks. Found it and also subscribed

[@andrewdunlop9141]

@@Sasqmoto Thanks I have the bar mount, just need to stop it bouncing with the upright supports

[@thenixboy]

Bro, good review, but the music is louder than your voice. It's good music nonetheless.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thanks, I redid the video because of it. I appreciate you watching!

[@waynebrunner1826]

I bought one last Oct. I put on 6k miles. It goes in for it's second water pump next week. Not thrilled with that. Only issue is seat height. I find an Airhawk R seat custom is a must, which doesn't help. 6', 250 lbs. It will readily do 70 mph for hours. It gets 77 mpg. I've been considering a different bike. Tested both a gs 650 & 800 this week. Ride and comfort not even close to the 310gs! Might be difficult to find a better bike of this kind.

[@Sasqmoto]

Did they find out what the issue was on the pump? Im 6'2 and 235 so I get it. Check out all the other 40+ videos I have on it. Thanks for watching!

[@waynebrunner1826]

It was taken in yesterday. Probably be a week until I hear.

[@crazyhikerdude]

Could you post GPS mount link and unit you are using? Is that Tahuya area? 👍

[@Sasqmoto]

no its over by steamboat island. I do have videos riding through dewatto though. Here is the link for the mount kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKamXnufidRnh8U

[@hiramramirezruelas]

Could you share the GPS that you're using in your 310 GS please? I'm from México, and I would like to buy it

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi it is a Garmin Zumo xt.

[@Thinkerzmusic]

Hi, I have bought my bike at the exact same time in India ( March 2023 ) ... does your bike have a slight vibration? On the grips and on the tank?

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi, no I don’t have any vibrations. it runs perfectly.

[@Thinkerzmusic]

@@Sasqmoto Thank you for your quick reply.. its actually more of a buzz than vibration. I stand corrected, and it's kinda a little annoying at times on red lights

[@Sasqmoto]

Hmmm that's interesting. I have not heard of that. It's the first time. I would be annoyed too!

[@marcinstojek6465]

Hi, nice video and nature around there, I’ve got the same bike and was wondering how does it work that transportation platform you have on your pickup, your opinion? Maybe a link to seller/producer, greetings from Poland (EU)

[@Sasqmoto]

Greetings, I am half Polish! the rack is amazing. I am going to use it for a journey of a couple thousand miles. it is very sturdy and can hold 600lbs or 272 kilos. it's a little heavy but can be easily slid into the trailer hitch. here is the link below. thanks for watching www.amazon.com/Black-Widow-MCC-600-Motorcycle-Carrier/dp/B00WFIJ362/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=BZ26QF1QU3Q7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.z5rrRCatHF7R8DuMwKjaDWlkn4mXYP-bw0I8zdGKH_1iiFH56vVrt73Hxt18SEzC4eGzQ5oGBWtX-zVLbl419G1s7DBJ6UZL1SjE53kc7HQqR8w5pSJA2EV4yInARpSqq45wROTR82ZYJexmNh3nEGiqdtvVmy6BXpHasD22dd0EHyusZxgdbD1SUbfPfnlIgs4L8Ro4KEEqd2AD98QMMg.UVEA0p5t0fDe1tqbN-hiHsROXFAzvkQC3uLqAQ0XiF4&dib_tag=se&keywords=black+widow+motorcycle+carrier&qid=1713808515&sprefix=black+widow%2Caps%2C343&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1

[@marcinstojek6465]

@@Sasqmoto thank you for your answer and a link, send you than special greetings from city of Gdańsk in Poland (pozdrowienia z Gdańska z Polski)!

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you. I will have to look up the city. I hope to go to Poland one day!

[@marcinstojek6465]

@@Sasqmoto Hi, it is at the coast, capital of Pomeranian region - north Poland. Come and visit, we also have nice places to go for a ride, maybe not so wild as you have it there but still good to see!

[@Sasqmoto]

I will have to visit,maybe rent a motorcycle 😀

[@tylercox8819]

Bro, good video but why is the music louder than your voice?

[@Sasqmoto]

thanks for watching, I put a comment and pinned it so people knew I was aware and redid the video with the music lower. I appreciate it

[@MCoupeKim]

I’m local to you. Considering adding a G310GS as a mostly off road adventure bike. Can’t buy a full on dirt bike as I don’t have a truck..

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi, that's one of the best things is you can ride it on the road to get to the trail. it's an amazingly fun motorcycle!. where do you live?.

[@MCoupeKim]

@@Sasqmoto I’m in East Vancouver. Looked like you were buying from Pro Caliber?

[@Sasqmoto]

Haha that is exactly where I bought it! I've been down by your area a few times. I tried on several occasions to get to the three corner rock. I went on 2 separate days but ran into locked gates. I'm going to do the wa BDR this year and it starts in Stevenson. If you get one, let me know and I'll come out and ride!

[@MCoupeKim]

@@Sasqmoto yeah Weyerhaeuser has it locked up in some spots out here. Kind of a bummer. I’ll definitely let you know!

[@Tyr1001]

Some of the bigger dual sports can do it too, and people will get a 500 or something to modify into a slightly more road worthy vehicle, but in the end its not going to be comfortable for long trips on the road like a road bike is. I have a 501 that I take over to the olympics and into the cascades all the time without issue, but everyone's going to have different tolerance levels.

[@efalvarado]

Where did you got the silver supporters for the gps mount? Mine vibrates so much and those would help… thanx

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi I made them. here is a video on it. it was pretty easy kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKamXnufidRnh8U

[@efalvarado]

Thanks

[@innerelec7243]

Less electronics mean less problem

[@Sasqmoto]

100% agree, seen so many KTM videos with the dash lighting up like a Christmas tree and not being able to ride the motorcycle.

[@Bethany_mo]

Is it to tall for 5’8 120 lbs? I’m a very experienced rider but I prefer shorter motorcycles. Looking for a less aggressive motorcycle than my buell for just riding back roads. I tried a ninja 300 but it wasn’t for me. I’ve never ridden or even sat on an adv bike apart from an Africa twin which I couldn’t touch the ground on even on my tip toes.

[@Sasqmoto]

the seat height is 32 inches. I think it would depend on your inseam. Africa twin is much bigger. you should be good though!

[@oilers48]

Ok to ride this on the big highways?

[@Sasqmoto]

absolutely, you can cruise easily at 65.- 70.mph

[@DogeWaffen]

The music is too loud. Can't hear the bike, nor can i hear you speak.

[@Thoraxe0987]

It's a little hard to hear you over the music

[@Sasqmoto]

thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi here is the new video link with the music turned down kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoWxfX6BmseJiKc

[@gabrielkopp2036]

I'm more interested in where you're riding

[@Sasqmoto]

😀 all around Olympia Washington, capital forest, Olympic peninsula.

[@gabrielkopp2036]

@@Sasqmoto cool.. I haven't ridden in capital forest since the 80s. I grew up in tacoma. That is a beautiful place to ride! I live in Bonners ferry idaho now and planning on coming home to ride my old stomping grounds

[@Sasqmoto]

I used to live in eastern Washington, drive to Sandpoint every day. There's some great places to ride over there too! What do you ride?

[@gabrielkopp2036]

@@Sasqmoto a wr250r and a vstrom 800de

[@gabrielkopp2036]

I also lived in davenport Washington for 8 years.. I moved up here to take care of mother when my dad passed away in 2022..

[@DavidBlake27055]

I wanted to hear your narrative. The sound track over powered your vocal track.

[@Sasqmoto]

hi after hearing that from others as well, I redid the video and lowered the music

[@brandonwingfield6998]

Music to overbearing. Can't hear a portion of your video.

[@marcomadella863]

The music in the background is soooo annoying with a volume that is loud relative to the presenter voice. It’s almost irritating. I gave up watching the video after a few minutes. Pity - maybe there was something interesting to learn…

[@Sasqmoto]

Thanks for the feedback, it's very low compared to my voice in the video, I made sure to lower it.

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi here is the new video with the music turned down kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoWxfX6BmseJiKc

[@marcomadella863]

Thanks !!

[@jameslewis6186]

ditch the music

[@Sasqmoto]

noted. thanks for watching

[@discoveror9576]

The background noise makes distinguishing your narrative unnecessarily difficult.

[@Sasqmoto]

thanks for the feedback, in the description I.put a link for the lowered volume on the video. thanks for watching

[@anuarsadykov9707]

Had really hard time hearing you, music is too loud.

[@Sasqmoto]

Thank you, curious to find out what device you used to watch it. On my phone/computer and TV they are all low and I can hear my voice. please let me know.

[@anuarsadykov9707]

@@Sasqmoto , watched the first half of the video on my phone. I am using cheaper Android phone. Could barely hear you, music was too loud. Second part on PC with hd speakers, music was louder than I'm used to but not bad

[@Sasqmoto]

appreciate the feedback!

[@Sasqmoto]

Hi here is the new video link with the music turned down kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoWxfX6BmseJiKc

[@anuarsadykov9707]

@@Sasqmoto , wow. Thanks for your efforts!

[@hooshangmaster]

... but it's not that fast.

[@Sasqmoto]

but it's not meant to be fast.

[@marriog1434]

Interesting review but wtf...Whats with that annoying music 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Sasqmoto]

hahaha thanks, I redid the video and lowered the music. thanks for watching.