My Favorite DUAL SPORT & ENDURO Mods, Farkles, & EDC (DRZ 400) o

[@shadetreesurgeon]

Everytime I watch one of your videos i want to go spend some money lol

[@eveRide]

shadetree surgeon Hahaha I'm like the fargin' QVC!

[@thatjokerperson7062]

"this is the samsung galaxy s5 active" oh this videos 5 years old explains alot

[@jathre.]

Ram mounts have improved a lot. I use just the spring arms, and they hold on for dear life through absolutely everything. I crash rolled down a 15 foot hill and the phone stayed firm. Even my headphones ripped and it didn't come out.

[@MofosRealReviews]

7:35 You carry Tinder with you?? You’re trying to get a date while you’re broken down in the middle of the woods??!! ..I like your style.

[@FBPrepping]

...millennials...

[@osimnod]

Well-done, eveRide! Really appreciate your reviews of gear, equipment and upgrades from a budget-conscious and noobie perspective. Your riding confidence really shows and is encouraging to others like me.

[@eveRide]

osimnod Thanks sir!

[@TotalDesignZ]

Kudos for the very complete list of equipment/farkles and for finding all this good and well price stuff. We need more peeps like this :)

[@eveRide]

TotalDesignZ Thanks sir!

[@TotalDesignZ]

eveRide ADV Praise well deserved. I've been wanting to do stuff like this for years but never got around to doing it. If anyone has any doubts, it is A LOT OF WORK and like I said, the very complete list is particularly impressive.

[@PistonSlap]

Just revisiting this video and the Ad that rolled before your video was 9 minuets long. I didn't realize KZbin did that. Great review of your stuffs! I just picked up a 03 DRZ400e and been looking around the net on brake lights and street legal stuff so I can ride it to the trails.

[@91NotchBack]

Zombie Apocalypse DRZ400? Haha perfectly set up DRZ for sure!

[@eveRide]

+91NotchBack I might need a bigger knife, though... and maybe a shotgun scabbard! ;)

[@leocrall4888]

One of my friends had a machete and 10 22 on the bars

[@zero2sixty420]

@@eveRide Do shotgun scabbard exist?🤔

[@RobertOrtiz1015]

Fantastic! Im going on my first DRZ dirt ride tomorrow and this video is awesome and helpful! Thanks

[@maynard4026]

Forget the pump and use co2 cartridges. Weld a socket attachment to your tire irons and your tire irons will double for a socket handle. Did it for years back in the day in Mexico and Southern CA.

[@andypandy.]

You have some fantastic mods on that beast mate, well worth the time and effort in the end if it makes for a more enjoyable ride and gives you that extra piece of mind when you are out in the middle of nowhere. Stay safe out there Mate!!

[@eveRide]

Andy Pandy Motovlogs Thanks Andy! Even with the mods, I take some comfort knowing that I get cell service just about everywhere I ride, as long as I can make it high enough. If I got knocked out or incapacitated, though... well... let's not think about that. :D

[@sidheart19]

Quite an informative video. I could see with your selection of items on the bike, you got the most of dual sport eventualities covered. Really cool!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!!

[@eveRide]

+sidheart19 Thanks! It's definitely far from perfect, and I'm always updating it. I'll have to do an update video soon of what has held up and what has been replaced.

[@AvidEnduro]

Great video, I suggest adding a tourniquet to your first aid kit. Very small, very cheap and coud save your life or someone else's should you come upon a bad wreck

[@eveRide]

Excellent suggestion! I'll be adding one for sure!

[@TheDirtyyoungman1]

eveRide ADV Def should be careful with those.. You can do a lot of damage with them, watch some vids on how to use.

[@hrbestalkinme3690]

I bring quick clot as well. Hard to put a tourniquet on a punctured abdomen

[@skwerldeath]

Excellent thought....maybe a couple Benadryl also....

[@4schitzangiggles]

@@TheDirtyyoungman1 the damage done by TQ is more myth than reality. Before GWoT, we were trained to rarely use the TQ because of the perceived injuries it would cause, since then, it's been proven that it causes far less damage than bleeding out does and is about on par with compression bandages. You will want to have more than a few rolls of gauze for packing wounds to apply sufficient psi to stop an internal bleeding injury. QuickClot gauze is far superior to the old granuals and doesn't cause the thermal damage the old stuff does. Look for the better gauze that has the X-ray detectable threads so it doesn't get missed... I like the CAT tq's for ease of use, durability and effectiveness. Yeah they're @$30 but I've seen the lesser and chicom counterfeits fail under use. Get legit first aid and don't be cheap. What's you life worth.

[@cdnabn49]

excellent video! glad you did this one... keep them coming... Ok I watched this one again and it really started getting the gears turning... some philosophy going on here... seems that once again you've got my brain warping in on some stuff!

[@eveRide]

Thanks again Will! I'm diggin' all these kind comments :D

[@rebekah-chriss-k4872]

can you do a video on bath salt man attacking you please?

[@k.zekeswaringen2122]

Great review of dual sport essentials. Thanks for sharing ! I am currently making small changes on a stock DRZ 400 ---Will be picking up a Seat Concepts & getting rid of the Trail Wings ASAP !!!

[@eveRide]

K. Swaringen Ahhh man Seat Concepts is where it's AT!

[@TheCharillz23]

I can personally attest to the JB weld on a side case.... My buddy bought a drz and between his 5'4" and his wife's 5' 2" they dropped it 5 times before putting the shifter through the case. I came over pulled the alt cover and jb welded his cover and its still holding over 2k miles and 8 months later! although i did have to hammer the edges closer to sealing the cover, sanding the entire area of the whole and 1/4" out, and jb weld with setup of over 12 hours.

[@72PSI]

Thanks for doing these vids they're really good for newbies like me : )

[@kojack635]

This is the best DRZ mod video I've ever seen. I am buying one this week and this is a huge help. I will be traveling west soon to go on some adventures. Great video

[@eveRide]

Bob Swagger Thanks for the kind words, Bob! You're going to love it!

[@amputationstation9186]

Excellent! I've wanted to do some of the same mods to my Zed E model. I have a Te310r but I still love the tractor like performance of my venerable Drz400e. Awesome video!

[@Diesel415]

I agree that the Seat Concepts reskin is a great upgrade. From my decades worth of touring experience the dished seat option from Corbin probably would have been a better bet but I couldn't justify the price tag for a negligibly better (on paper) seating option given that the DRZ's stock seat was good for me up to about mile 400 of +700 mile days. The 15 year old stock foam that was weathered and crumbling on my DRZ just was no longer up to the task during my last long tour. Honestly, IMHO the worst part of the stock seat is the rearward can't when sitting close to the tank. Even cutting the hump out from the front portion of the seat near the tank so that there's more of a forward cant into the tank when the bike is unloaded made the stock seat so much more comfortable.

[@4637bigred]

I might have missed it but when you were talking about the tire bars. I didn't hear you say if you carry extra inner tubes or tire patch kit. Thanks in advance and great videos.

[@TWiGsADV707]

Very nice run down. If there was only ONE thing I would say to add to your "survival gear"... it would be a water filtration system. I use a Gravity Works system from Platypus that will clean about 2L of water a minute with no pumping... or can be used as a simple filter straw. Tablets/Powder/chemical water cleaning is slow (average 30 minutes before you can drink it), and tastes like yuck yuck. Rule of 3s... 3 minutes without air.. 3 hours in harsh conditions (too hot, too cold)... 3 days without water.. 3 weeks without food.

[@eveRide]

I SOOOO agree! I've seen those life straws and those things are super light and would fit nicely into the kit. Man your rule of threes sounds like... brutal! Those are the limits before death, right?

[@TWiGsADV707]

Yeah... the Rule of 3s is our average limits before death. We are tender beasts in a harsh world, but we can control our destiny like none other. The great thing about the Gravity Works kit is you can take as much or as little of the kit as you may need or want for the trip. Just carry the filter and short tube to use as a filter straw (works better than the life straw stand alones) ... or take along the dirty and clean water bags with you for cleaning more water, faster. When my family hikes and camps, we will hang and use the system like a camp sink. And not having to pump one little squirt of water at a time beats those pump filters any day. Not "cheap".. but WELL worth it, especially when you find out your friends didnt pack enough water like ya told em too. ;P www.amazon.com/Platypus-6951-2L-GravityWorks-Filter/dp/B00A9A2HKM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423171854&sr=8-1

[@tarzaan2603]

eveRide ADV I've owned a lifestraw for a few years and it got clogged,yes i did all the cleaning, its cheap but not gr8, the sawyer personal filter kit is far better,not expensive, and way more versatile

[@braydencash9764]

eveRide ADV what are the saddle bags

[@maladzhov]

eveRide ADV Hey, Everide, great and very useful review! what are the tires on your DRZ in this video?

[@FBPrepping]

Me:"This guy seems to think like a prepper..." Vídeo guy:"...and here is my Gerber knife, some iodine pills, bandages, lighter, straps, spare clutch levers..." hehehe epic.

[@ColoradoDualSport]

Fitting all of that into 14min wasn't easy I bet. Very nice over all review of your mods brother! I still don't trust my $700 phone in one of those RAM mounts. I'm sure they work well, but my inner IT guy just says no way.

[@thehelmethook9150]

I was also wondering how the innards on that phone were holding up and I'd be scared too. Yeah, loved the video :)

[@eveRide]

The Helmet Hook The phone is goooooooood! Not even a scratch on it... but yeah, it does come out once in a while.

[@HeroRR]

Thanks for the invaluable information!!! :)

[@sjbaliyt]

another absolutely amazing edit !

[@eveRide]

sjbali Thanks :D

[@ZSharkPH]

I just realized I don't carry nearly enough stuff.. I'm going to be buying a lot of these.. thanks for making this vid.

[@eveRide]

Z Shark Nah everybody carries what they want to carry. Some guys would criticise that I'm not taking enough! We've all got to make compromises with safety/backup/performance. Just do what gives you peace of mind.

[@regulardan]

hell yeah on going heading out into the wild with the bike for some camping :) Really pro vid too :) Always interesting seeing someones setup

[@eveRide]

regulardan Thanks man!

[@HermitDaVlog]

Of everything you mentioned the helmet hook is the one thing I have to have and had never seen before. Also that's too much crap to carry. It's easier just to bring an OCD motovlogger with you on the longer rides.

[@eveRide]

Hermit DaVlog Hahahahahahahaa! Is CDS OCD? I know he carries some stuff :D

[@oldmanriding]

hey Tyler I can't find that battle born suit on there Web site can you send me a link. thanks.

[@dereklukasik4049]

Bro if someone attacked me in the desert you better believe I'm pulling a gun not a knife lol

[@stevegoyette4785]

Going to have to get the Green Chille stuff and the side bags. I recently traded my KLR 650 for a KTM 690 and there's MUCH less space for things ... which means re-thinking stuff like luggage. This video was absolutely perfect timing for me :-)

[@eveRide]

Dude the GCAG stuff is seriously priceless! I keep coming up with new ways to use it, and it just keeps blowing my mind. It's like a lego set for motos :D

[@ktr1024]

May I recommend a tourniquet and SAM splint? Perhaps an Israeli Gauze? I know that bumps and bruises are common but, a traumatic bleed will ruin you day quickly. A SAM splint for those fractured tib/fibs or radi/ulna. If a CAT TQ is too large, go for the RATS. We can't always carry an entire "jump bag" but, as an EMT... I recommend these few items.

[@ADVNevada]

ktr1024 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4rcaoGLrq6Jm7c

[@stepandanek6138]

Rotate the knife 90 degrees to eliminate the weird-to-reach angle your hand will need to be to pull that thing out and you're good.

[@r11449]

Very nice presentation. The one thing I'd add to your med kit is a tourniquet, and if you don't already have it, you should take a class to learn how to use it. It's the difference between life and death if you are ever injured in way that results in significant bleeding. Plus, they're small and light. Dark Angel Medical has a good selection.

[@jerrythecoo3295]

Awesome bike being Controlled by the "Top-Gun" of Adventure riding!!!!!!!!!!!!! ER#1👀😎👍👏👌👋

[@zero2sixty420]

OMGoodness, a knife!! I have been wondering what folks fo about personal security.

[@EverydayGear]

I got so happy when you showed the Gerber LMF2, S.O.G., 550 chord and the mention of your EDC kit. Our channel is devoted to guns and other EDC gear, but we love motorcycles as well. We will actually be putting out a review of the Gerber knife soon. Great videos! Keep it up.

[@ijobasai]

can u please tell me the story about the guy on bath salts :D

[@eveRide]

+Steven Bertie Oh man.... still not ready to tell that one... it'd open up a huge can of worms!

[@ijobasai]

haha allgood man thanks heaps!

[@craigcook1571]

Awwwwwwwwww Coooommmeee on, rip the top off!

[@jreyesvillagomez4301]

Awesome information man thank you

[@martinlovegoodie]

I installed a glass fish cage so that I can bring my Pet Fish Bob Ross on my nice rides on the mountains. weeee!

[@c-note4146]

I see that this was posted a few years ago, but if you receive this comment, I’d suggest throwing a good tourniquet in your med kit. I prefer the newest gen sof t wide.

[@Sweetmanmoto]

Wow what an awesome setup man! There's definitely a few things here that got my attention :) You're already set up to survive for ages from your bike - just add food, fuel and water. Did you get sick of the $10 DIY windscreen..?

[@eveRide]

Sweetman Nah it's still going strong, I just don't take it on the short-range adventures. Now that I have the KLR back I don't plan on taking the DRZ very long-range anymore.

[@Sweetmanmoto]

Ah fair enough. It's still something that I plan on making but haven't been able to find the right poster-board material anywhere to give it a shot.

[@josephcagiano3055]

Great video dude. I’m definitely subscribing. I’m actually considering trading my Mv Agusta F4R for a bike like yours. Lol insane but i’m just no longer interested in street riding anyway.

[@cameronburns9819]

Id suggest putting a kick starter on that bike!!! If you are going out alone its an absolute MUST have on your bike. All models the "E' "S" "SM" can all have a kick starter installed.Batteries can fail, especially the stock drz battery. To that the obvious answer would the the tried and true "bump start" right?? one would hope, but I find personally most of the instances where my bike stalls out, the bike is in a position where it would be very difficult to bump start it if your battery or starter were to crap out on you. I still carry jumper cables when I ride (always packed with the essentials). they are light and easy to install. I kick start my bike all the time for fun and to lighten the load on the battery. Its simple insurance, cheap parts , easy to install. although depending what oversize tank you use, you might have some clearance issues but that can be solved with a shorter kick starter.

[@dizzerdave8371]

So eveRide, when are you going to tell us the story of your desert bathsalts attack? Can't wait to hear that one.

[@eveRide]

DizzerDave hahahaha! Oh man it needs to happen and it needs to happen SOON! Right now it's tough to get on the bike because I've got pleurisy, but it will happen!

[@TheBrendon1982]

Thanks again, great video.

[@Sum4Seb]

Amazing video!!! Honestly would triple like it if we could :) We absolutely love the Kenda K270 tires and at that price point you just can't go wrong! Great list of items to carry with you at all times, that way you always make it back home! :) Beautiful view in the background as well, good job and great edit! *T4S*

[@eveRide]

Yeah man that cliffside view is about five minutes from my house and it's just PERFECT for getting away for a 20 minute meditation sesh!

[@Sum4Seb]

Things are looking up for our family as of late, so we're hoping to be able to go on a trip this Summer if things keep going our way :)

[@lagartx3]

You got attacked on the middle of the dessert? That sounds like an awesome story to tell! I wanna hear morrreeeeee! BTW, sorry you got attacked :s

[@nonofyobusiness5626]

yeah right I really want that story!

[@Gunner40Five]

Great video there Mr.eveRide! I think was your best review vid yet. And on top of that it just looks great. What ever camera and processing set up you have is working awesome. Keep up the good work.

[@eveRide]

Thanks K-town! Yeah this one took a long time to make, and a ton of research... but hopefully it's worth it!

[@TIMEATTACKEK9]

Great Video man. Just bought a DRZ and all your time and videos are greatly appreciated. 👏👏👏👏

[@billpunkoney6520]

Great Video! Can you do a video that goes into specifics about how you have wired your electronics? Specifically, how did you run your wire fort he 12v adapter? Where did you connect it to the power source? Do you feel like you need to upgrade your stator?

[@eveRide]

Oh man we're going to have to get MrDuhfactor for that! Electrical stuff scares me... he's brave when it comes to that kind of thing! :D

[@jaetheo]

eveRide ADV Bill Punkoney, According to www.paochow.com/DRZguide the stock DRZ puts out a maximum 200 watts of power with only about 60 available watts at any given time. See my previous post for how to run without the headlight. I ran my 12V adapter direct from the battery so that I can use it without the key in the ignition. Handy for charging things overnight. Be sure to use an inline fuse or tap in after the main electrical fuse.

[@KingOfBanks]

Great set up! I think a small pulley is quite useful in conjunction with para cord if you need to haul out a bike that's stuck in my or down a steep slope.

[@makegaminggreatagain3907]

I watched, subbed and commented on your CRF 400 video, I really want one but I don't want the high maintenance and am seriously considering a DRZ 400 and modding it a little bit.

[@motorcycleadventuresperu5979]

A lil late but great video, that knife location its awesome Im sorry but gotta copy that one!

[@Guimotor]

I like this bike, light and strong. Suzy's are very good bikes. Can you send me the model and where I can find the auxiliar LED lights ?

[@eveRide]

+Guilherme Costa Sure no problem! This video has all the links of lights you might want to check out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2a3qqNnabeEqJY

[@fredfadungy1925]

have you looked at the CSC RX3 at all ? be interested in your opinion :-o Ohhh man i want to see the vid of the guy on bathsalts LOL

[@ivanelbarra3969]

hello eveRide, i have a question to ask you hopping you can clear my doubts. i just bought a sheap branded dual sport motorcycle (veloci xeveruz 200cc) and i would like to know if i can use it to make a long trip on it? at this moment i`m located deep in south mexico and i`m planning on going home to the northern borther south from texas to a small town called ojinga. do you think this bike can take on this trip which is 1700km long (about 1,000 miles). I would appreciate any comments regarding my question. thanks for reading, best regards

[@zackedwards7803]

I'm a new sub, new to the dual sport world too. Great video and very informative. Keep it up please!!

[@andrisrepulis]

Yes, I have a Q. All of my friends ride Husqvarna 701/KTM690 and EXC500, some XR650R. We like to go for a several day long gravel/trail trips. Will I be able to keep up with them, if I go on DRZ400? I just dont see a need to kill 10K Euros on a premium bike that spends time in countryside and makes maximum 5K km a year.

[@motospaz1062]

"Farkels" very cool! I lost my galaxy at 70mph on a crappy holder.. thank you I will go for this one.

[@eveRide]

+Moto Spaz Before you do, make sure to check out the other RAM options. The X grip seems to have lost some of its strength and I find my phone popping out more and more. I got a newer one (it's got a spring) and it works REALLY well so far.

[@motospaz1062]

oh cool thanks.

[@OtisENGINEuity]

I need to get a pair of those LED lights for my Bronco, it's headlights suck, especially at twilight. It's funny Rocky Mountain Motorworks used to be THE PLACE to get VW Bug engines and parts. They used to have a full Scat Racing 2000cc long block for under $4k :P

[@OklahomaADV]

Having put my bike down hard on the right at like 25 mph i can vouch for the trackside handguards. Bent mine a little, still worked fine.

[@eveRide]

Oklahoma ADV Yeah I had yet another off the other day at about that speed and they're still holding up. Awesome guards!

[@johnashcraft2724]

Great video and it sure is nice to see some recommendations that don’t cost a fortune like most channels. Thanks! John in Colorado

[@Motomarvation]

Question- I'm a ex (still ride the tracks) Motocross guy & I want a duel Sport - I was leaning towards the DrzE over the S but with all the stuff im adding to it, (weight, Accessories, Street legal kit) should I just get the S? which is more cost effective - Making a E Duel Sport, or making the S better off road? Thank a million!

[@melling2005]

Hi there. I have a Drz400s which is the Best bike I’ve ever owned ( I have a wr250f too which I love ). What size are your sprockets. The back one looks mighty small. I see with your riding style that you can lift the front end easily. Cheers john in Cornwall. UK

[@Yutter89]

Quick question, would this fit a tall rider fine? Sorry, but hey enjoying the video 6 years later!

[@fredflintstone1547]

sew or glue a first aid patch on your kit if you want people to be able to find it. Is that plug like a little power inverter??? I am planning an inverter install for my car. I never thought about slapping one on a moto. Smart man packing multiple ways to get a fire going. It's always wise to carry FIRE WATER FOOD SHELTER, or the means and skill to manifest them yourself. Good call on the saw, I keep a folding saw close by along with a leatherman and flashlight. I always carry a knife of some size depending on where I am and what I'm doing. My current camp/wilderness knife is Becker BK9 along with its sidekick skeleton knife. Good times. Early on you mentioned riding alone and that is something that I think about too. If your out there alone and happens you're going to have to take care of it alone. Which reminds me that we should carry a few means of signaling for rescue. A mirror is an easy one. Maybe a satellite phone or emergency beacon. Safety is always important. Out in the bush a little cut can get infected which can eventually kill you via blood poisoning. My main concern is always people.I might be a little over precautious but I've heard the stories, and out in the woods all alone a predatory person(s) might see me as an easy target. You already made a very smart move - you blasted a big poker to your gas tank, within arms reach and for all to see. Somebody scoping you out might see that a decide to move on Now I am curious to hear the story about the crazy man in the desert. I love a good story about scary people

[@maynard4026]

Forget the pump and use co2 cartridges. Weld a socket attachment to your tire irons and your tire irons will double for a socket handle. Did it for years back in the day in Mexico and Southern CA.

[@kyjelly5524]

Does anyone know where to get an extended shift lever for the drz? I called chaparral, Cycle gear and 2 dealers locally. No luck at all. I have a 2019 drz and a size 13 boot. I can’t use my motocross boots at all.

[@CanzZz]

the ram mount is really expensive. i got a china version of it which holds as good as the ram mount (offroad and crash approved by me). you can connect it with the battery and USB charge your phone with it (idk if the ram mount can do this too so i mentioned it). i will post the amazon link below this comment. its about 20€ so probably around 25$

[@CanzZz]

www.amazon.de/gp/product/B01G6ZP3UE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@RG801UT]

Nice video. Have you considered putting a personal locator beacon in your first aid kit? It looks like your first aid bag is very easily accessible. Might be the perfect place for a PLB.

[@1212sman]

My favorite mod I performed on my bike is a little red button (Radio Shack, 2.99) mounted on the fairing. It's wired to my old school garage door opener velcro'd under the seat. Gets me in touch with my inner James Bond. People always ask me," Is that a nitrous button?". I tell 'em it's a rocket launcher.

[@eveRide]

steven livingston Hahahaha I love it! That makes me want to install one of those nuclear-looking switches with the guard on it! :)

[@rangerdanger222]

I think you should add a tourniquet to your first aid kit. If possible a SAM splint and a compression bandage like the Israeli bandage (can also be used as a sling) would very handy with the types of injuries you are likely to sustain on a motorcycle. All 3 of these would be a little bigger than a soda can.

[@martynjames5963]

Nice mods. You should buy all that kit, package it, and sell it as a job lot to DRZ riders. Lots of DRZs here in New Zealand but prices here are just way too much.

[@motoklx]

Tadd bit overkill on all the shit you have strapped to that bike?

[@eveRide]

+motoklx For a lot of rides, yes. But when I'm out there 50 miles from cell service, I'd rather be more prepared :)

[@johntahro611]

Hey! coming through this video i got a ton of idea's for my DRZ but i had a question about the Adapter you used to power all your goodies. i can buy the parts easily enough but i was wondering if you made a separate Battery holder and used that for JUST the adapter or if you just ran it into the bikes normal battery that you happen to be using the TMS battery for.

[@ljprep6250]

Um, is there really a DRZ under all those mods? What are there, 75 or more on that bike? Yeah, most of them seemed entirely practical, which is a nice and rare change. Thanks.

[@veetwotls]

no better than a BD light LOL what you buy a fake one just a S2 far better than that yellow light your using $20 light Hahahaha price says it all

[@backyardsman9388]

The knife looks cool, but a handgun would be better for self defense. Especially since Utah just passed Constitutional carry.

[@MultiLink1984]

bike from mad max))

[@Hoverbot1TV]

If you fix a case with jb you need to carry oil, patch kit inner tube solar trickle charger, kick start bungie cord etc....

[@jonny555ive]

ALL of your links just go to your guild service, I wanted to find that light set up but had to go look on my own. 👎👎 So just letting you know.

[@whiskeythrottlecrew3904]

HAHA!! Steel Stick, which will work to seal a case. :) I wonder who's case you use that on? BTW, it's still there! :)

[@eveRide]

Whiskey Throttle Crew HAHAHAHA! Dude I swear that stuff is never going to fail! I'm proud of it :D

[@2whlrider181]

Excellent review of all the farkles on your bike! Lots of good ideas. Thanks

[@LarryRichelli]

I was looking through your videos looking for the video where the guy attacks you in the desert but I guess you didn't do a video on that. Also, all your gear links just take me to your webpage not to where the gear is for sale.

[@austinvickymoore3656]

R.I.P Black widow... you will be missed lol still coming back to watch this video again tho... 🤣

[@JoeJoeMoto]

Some really awesome tips here for newer and in fact more experienced riders! Well done.

[@eveRide]

JoeJoe Moto Thanks :D

[@motonosity]

Can't wait to visit ;)

[@eveRide]

Motonosity just let me know when sir!

[@Joebummy]

Motonosity watches everide??? Day=made

[@motonosity]

Michael Brown Been watching since 800 subs :)

[@pilotlang1]

I just looked up a set of Fastway pegs and they are $250!!!!! I think I'll pass.

[@xristoskonstantis1489]

the first thing you have to do to throw all these irons and spare parts you carry on you and especially the knife,you have to give us explanations because you carry the mobile phone as if it is a road machine while you are on uneven ground in what you need,it must light on the motorcycle as you have to lose some pounds to get better and faster

[@CAPDude44]

So, you've had a survival knife on your bike, but still haven't gotten an SOS satellite transmitter yet?

[@aboveworld8209]

im actually thinking of trading my klr for a drz sm, is the drz considerably quicker ?

[@maddash1337]

Thank you for sharing this information. You helped me a lot with my equipment :-D

[@TreeK7]

great review! ... love the survival knife mod... how did you exactly mount it on there, I don't think I heard you cover it.... subscribed!

[@eveRide]

TreeK7 Yeah I pretty much just drilled some holes for the scabbard to attach to directly into the plastics. I am a little surprised that it has stayed on as well as it has! I also think it looks awesome :)

[@GringoFusilero]

This is the best looking DRZ I've ever seen. Well done, sir.

[@eveRide]

GringoFusilero Thanks! But the credit should go to MrDuhfactor! He's the one who rebuilt it!

[@savage22bolt32]

I couldn't get past a minute of the crappy background music.

[@hasnosouls]

the ram x mount is a great product. i use it every day. the one thing i noticed though, is when it gets wet, the rubber "fingers" come lose. i suggest putting super glue inside the slots to keep them on.

[@eveRide]

+Kevin Powers (Dracko8000) That's a great tip! Recently, with a lot of the riding I do, my X grip started to get a little less grippy. I replaced it with a hard-to-find spring RAM and it's sooooo solid now! The X Grip is excellent for roads and most trails, but on some of the tracks it was better just to stuff my phone in my pocket. It fell out just too many times :\

[@pastorbug1445]

Excellent video... Oh the Black Widow! Your load out is thought out and well stocked. Great example for all... Prior Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance... Which, I suppose, is the Marine Corps way of saying the Boy Scout motto of Always be prepared. You won't need all of those all the time but Murphy dictates that when you don't have it... You will need it. that makes me feel under prepared now... Sheesh. Time to rectify... :-)

[@eveRide]

Hahaha man I've been kinda bad lately... It's been hard to pack stuff up in my backpack (it gets heavy!) and without saddlebags or a rear case, I just haven't taken out what I've needed for a SHTF situation. That's fixed now, though :)