Never Get LOST Again With This $1 Biker Hack for Your Motorcycle 😱 (and more!)

[@vinceavila7795]

Need those flying eyes glasses

[@FlyingEyesWorld]

And we need you! Visit our website flyingeyesoptics.com/ and use code "LALI" for 10% off!

[@1Down5UpOfficial]

Fall riding is the best!

[@davidbones8947]

Greetings from oregon sis great vid covering riding concerns that nobody seems to cover thanks

[@bryank7133]

Here's another hack for you: DIY Homelink Mod for your garage door. One of my fave mods that goes on every bike I own. Buy an extra garage door opener remote (usually $10-30) and program it. Then find a universal kill switch button you like. I use a purty gold anodized one that mounts to my bars, matches the rest of my accessories. Next, pop open the remote and find the two contact points that make the connection when pressing the button. If you don't have a soldering pen or don't feel comfortable with this one, any computer repair shop will do it for you on the cheap, but simply take some wire, such as speaker wire, and attach one wire to each side of the contact. Now connect that wire to your kill switch, smack some velcro on that remote, and tuck it away someplace out of the weather. Now when you come home from a ride, simply push the button on your handlebars and your garage door opens so you can park Spicy Boy. Much better than carrying a remote with you that is prone to getting lost, or having to dig it out of your backpack.

[@AntiParallali]

Ooo that's an interesting one! Just a heads up if you have any kind of smart home device, you can probably set it to where it opens your garage door when you're within proximity of your house (like within wifi range) that way you don't have to do the mod on all the bikes....but then you'd still need to install a smart garage opener 😂 so maybe it's not any easier

[@bryank7133]

@@AntiParallali Ah yes, geofencing. I don't do smart home devices, and I suspect a whole lot less folks would if they knew what they actually do, and are capable of. No ma'am, not gonna happen. I much prefer a dumb button :)

[@nightspeed98]

New rider here. Started on a Kawasaki Ninja 650 KRT Edition. It already has a voltmeter built into screen, a spot to install a 12v outlet ($54) and no bike I've ever heard of has a compass, but your average Android phone has one or access to one, but I like your option as it uses no battery, though I suggest one that can glow in the dark....

[@1976Cordoba]

Great tips @Lali. You know what else would be kick ass? A way to heat the seat.

[@baddy5139]

I am about to get my first motorcycle ever. just waiting for it to arrive at the dealership. your video will help for sure

[@AntiParallali]

Hey congratulations!! What are you getting? 😁

[@orcation]

Congrats. Hope you have better luck than me. I got my first motorcycle (mt07 2022) in july. Three days later i got covid and since then i have been struggeling with long covid so i can‘t ride😫 But yeah the three days i was able to ride were awesome.

[@baddy5139]

@@AntiParallali a beautiful mt-07 :p

[@baddy5139]

@@orcation oh no :( sad to hear...

[@orcation]

@@baddy5139 what colour? I got a black one.

[@XenaTheQuadCamBikah]

I got the gerbing gloves now I want the base layer shirt and pants. Hoping to extend riding into cooler 35-50 degree days here in New England.

[@rpontonjr]

RE: Keeping warm. That heated base layer looks great! First and foremost, keep your core warm. Some people go straight to heated gloves because they notice their hands getting numb in the gold. However, the best way to prevent that is to keep your core warm. Your body cuts off blood flow to your extremities to preserve core temperature, and that's what governs your hands getting numb. Wearing a wind-breaking outer layer does a lot to help, so a good way to stay warm is to put your rain gear on, even if it's not raining.

[@AntiParallali]

Very interesting to know!

[@fintonmainz7845]

Very true. I learned this from sea kayaking. I used to wear gloves but found that I didn't need them when my core was warm. (for kayaking

[@aluisious]

Heated hand grips trick your mind into thinking you're warm though. There is a big margin between feeling cold and it being dangerous, and that's right where heated hand grips make life nice. I've been on rides in 48 degrees in a perf leather jacket with a tshirt, but my handgrips were warming my hands so my brain went "huh...hands are toasty...must be fine."

[@raddrider4466]

You are so telling the truth about that USB charger. I have the same one and it's great. Especially being able to turn it off. I had another without the switch, and between the led on the port, the led on my Quadlock, and an off GoPro, my battery would die in 6 days.

[@darksidemoto3693]

I think I fall for you just a little more everytime you make a new video lolol but forreal you are wholesome and down to earth it's refreshing with the way the world is these days!!❤

[@AntiParallali]

Thanks DarkSide! Over here trying my best haha

[@darksidemoto3693]

@@AntiParallali you're very welcome! If you ever come to Virginia drop a line and we will get a ride happening! I'm sure there's a ton of woman riders that would love to meet you in the 757!

[@joelcorban]

I was amazed watching your hair braiding method. Never seen someone braid like that but it is about to be my new way! Lol so cool.

[@AntiParallali]

Yay! Thank you! I like it because it's fast

[@Cheito1775]

I recently discovered this channel and it's been fun catching up on all these videos and soo many helpful things as I'm going to start riding soon! Lali thanks for everything, stay safe😄

[@AntiParallali]

Hey! Welcome! Glad to hear that

[@SLAPDOORS]

Beeline Moto isn't a hack, but I thought it's worth a mention :) It's a tiny compass/gps

[@robertupchurch8088]

Good stuff. Warm and Safe sell a heated base layer, I use one and love it. Mine takes power from the bike. I’ll check out the Flying Eyes.

[@Lukas-kh5gu]

riding even in heavy rain is not as bad as one would think, sure, it sucks, but at least from a safety stand point the grip is better than oen would imagine and you won't crash if you bring down your speed a bit and just don't "surprise" your bike / your tyres with stupid throttle flicks or anything like that. Basically, if you got waterproof gear you can keep going if you are on a longer ride or travelling.

[@alanbrown5593]

As an old Sailor; sun rises in East, sets in West (not much use at night I admit) easier than a compass and not effected by magnetic fields. A mod that follows on from your glasses vlog, and could be worth doing, would be ear protection. Generic ear protectors v Motorcycle specific v Custom made. Sadly once the hearing is damaged it is often PERMANENT.

[@AntiParallali]

Yes...but doesn't it change as the year goes on? The east west sun thing. I think it does 🤔

[@TheMNB]

@@AntiParallali it depends on your position from the equator, but it. always rises on the east part... it might be NE or SE, but there's an E in there! I use a dedicated GPS, so signal? Schmignal? I'm getting routed no problem. It also means I keep my phone on my body, which in some situations can be a life saver. Downside: not super cheap (current model is $500) and it helps to be more of a computer nerd for complex route creation using a computer.

[@rpontonjr]

@@AntiParallali East v. West does not, but how far north or south the sun rises vs. sets does change with the season. More pronounced difference the further you are from the equator. Us people from states with nice, visible mountains tend to take for granted that we can navigate by landmark. When I visit a flat area like parts of Texas, I get a bit disoriented.

[@alanbrown5593]

@@AntiParallali Sort of, the height above the horizon changes (as the earth tilts towards the sun in summer time and away in winter). If, in the morning you have the sun on your right you're facing northwards and in the afternoon southward. Gives a general heading. Also compasses are effected by magnetic fields and metal which can cause them to be less than accurate, but for our needs probably close enough.

[@erniecolussy1705]

That is a braid that I haven't seen before. It looks neat and easy. One thing that you forgot to mention about braiding your hair. Alway start the braid below where the bottom of the helmet will be. If any part of the braid ends up in or too close to the helmet, it will be tight or uncomfortable in other ways if the helmet is sized correctly. This also applies to other helmets, like ski helmets. When I had a motorcycle with high frequency vibration I found a pair of gloves with gel pads in the palm of the gloves helped my problem of numb hands. On the USB port(s) look for the fast charging standard. It can charge phones quicker. (The phone needs to also have the standard to truly benefit from the standard.) Some low output charges can barely keep up with power use by multiple applications running. One thing additional thing that I carry that you didn't mention is a small flash light or head lamp. Using a phone light is an option. I may just be old fashion. But I will use the excuse that I think of the phone as a backup light source. (I am sure that your dad has a lot of similar excuses.)

[@AntiParallali]

Good tip about the braid height! Thanks

[@TheMNB]

Nice video with a lot of useful tips and gadgets to help us riders out! Hooked straight to your battery, the charger will drain your battery. How much and how long before that's an issue is unknown, but I suspect it's draw isn't much. If you put your bike on a battery tender, then there's no worry. Alternatively, you could wire it up with a relay that kicks it on when the ignition is on to alleviate that concern. I've been using a simple SAE USB charger made by BatteryTender. I just plug it in when I need it to an SAE connector I have accessible for battery tenders, heated gear, etc. Then I run the cable to the phone, which I keep in my pocket. I really like the voltage meter on this and the multiple ports, though. You keep sharing these nifty items with us. Garbing is a long established and recognized brand of heated gear. Hard to go wrong with Garbing gear. I prefer to go un powered and use thermal layers, but a thin base would provide better mobility... There you go again, wreaking havoc on my budget! Damn you! Especially since I just got SOAKED all day in Yellowstone a week or two back and at dusk had to ride over an 11k foot tall pass when temps dropped to 33F. I had heated grips, winter gloved, cotton glove liners, thermal liner, an extra sweatshirt as well and damn it was cold. I couldn't even TELL my heated grips were on. I could still move my fingers at least, so it's not the coldest I've ever been, but very close. The worst was many, many moons ago and a shorter ride. But 30 minutes where it's so cold you can't move your fingers seems like 3 hours. I was clutching and braking by moving my arm, lol. Throttle rockers like you showed are nice. I have a Kaoko throttle lock on my F80)GS. It's basically a screw at the end of your bars and you tighten it down to hold the throttle. It's very easy to enable/disable. None of my bikes have cruise control, unfortunately.

[@Baneonabike]

Spicy boi is sounding great!!! Great tips too! Definitely getting the throttle assist thingy! Carpel tunnel issues but never opted for surgery.

[@neilm0369]

Morning Lali, great to hear your smiling voice again. Flying Eyes def something I'll check out, braiding my hair, nooooot something I'll be doing lmao. Have a great day.

[@AntiParallali]

Haha I figured that hair tip might not be for quite everyone in my audience

[@TheMNB]

@@AntiParallali back when I had hair, I grew it really long for a few years, down to my belt almost. I learned REAL quick about motorcycling and long hair. I didn't braid it, but I double tied a pony tail, up at the top and down and the bottom and that seemed to work ok. I tried dropping it inside my jacket with mixed results. Braids seem to work for the gals from what I see. There are hair tubes (probably called something else) that some use as well.

[@rhthumper9862]

Nice hacks! Especially the thick grips.

[@mikeskidmore6754]

The Thicker Grips look interesting, I have heated grips so can't change them. I mounted a USB Port ? Cigarette lighter jack to my frame under my gas tank on my FZ-07 .. I like your Dual port USB charger with LED voltage readout. I don't trust Velcro 100% Hope there is a better way to mount it .. Seems my Garmin GPS does not show the Compass if I don't fiddle around and find a window that shows it. Have a compass on all my Trucker GPS units and in all of my newer cars like on the rear view mirror ..

[@hannah.jobanna194]

Love your videos so much! I recently got my M license and I'm so ready to get out there to ride!

[@AntiParallali]

That's awesome news Hannah! What bike are you getting? 😁

[@ChaseJasperDown]

Great video and great tips! How’s the PhD coming along?

[@ridesar]

Good tips! The USB charger with an SAE connector is my favorite take-away from this one. 2nd your endorsement of Flying Eyes too! I have them because the work so well under an aviation headset (I have a sunshade helmet for my riding) and build quality is outstanding. Having dealt with their customer support a couple times I have to say they are outstanding there as well. I picked a lens color that didn't work out and they swapped my out for free.

[@bufftankington7349]

I circumvented the rats nest thing by going bald at an early age

[@jesseonamotorcycle]

I now know how to braid my future daughters hair so she can ride 🏍️ 👍🏼

[@thinkdunson]

personally, i would never wear a heated core piece. be it base layer or jacket or whatever. the only heated piece i use is gloves and it's more than enough for me. if i tried to wear a heated core, i'd die of dehydration from sweating my ass off. i do have a full body insulated rainsuit that i wear when it gets below freezing. i've tried it before at around 38, and i arrived to work drenched in sweat. so for temps between freezing and 50, i just wear my regular two piece thin rainsuit. all it does is keep the wind out, and together with the heated gloves, that's more than enough. above 50, i'm wearing the same thing i would wear on a 110 degree day, except for maybe adding the jacket liner if it's particularly humid that day. rain and cold don't just add up, they multiply. bring along a fresh set of underwear and socks if it's pouring rain, because i've yet to find a rainsuit that's 100% waterproof at 80mph. then again, i've never bought a super expensive one either, so ymmv. but anyway, if it's both cold and raining, go one level up on your cold gear. even if your rainsuit does keep the water out, the moisture greatly amplifies the wind's ability to sap your heat. for me, i like to say i ride no matter what, but if it's below 40 and raining, i'm not too proud to drive under those conditions. of course, i live in texas, so that happens almost never. but it has happened, and i have ridden in it, and it is unpleasant.

[@Psikeomega]

I have a vest and leggings (man leggings) set that plugs into the bike's battery to keep me warm 9k several bikes. I haven't needed it yet on the goldwing. you know because that bike is cheating at motorcycle and has a built in heater. I can't testify to a throttle assist and a USB power mod. I also like a good phone mount too. I have one of the 1" ball mount adapters that's custom fit to my phone and I can tell you that when I crashed the CBR back in June that the phone stayed on the bike. Having some panniers is nice too if you want to lose the backpack or drop leg pouch. But not everyone likes how they make their ride look.

[@AntiParallali]

Wow that's a sturdy phone mount!! And agree about the saddlebags. Super useful but not always the most stylish

[@correykeen2956]

It's impossible to be lost on a motorcycle...you're just taking the long way.

[@AntiParallali]

I like how you think 😂👍

[@wilgarcia1]

LOL when Duchess wants attention =P

[@AntiParallali]

He's been needy lately 😂 I don't mind though haha

[@wilgarcia1]

@@AntiParallali 😊😊😊

[@seandoherty8206]

Warm and Safe make 12 volt plug in heated base layers. Socks, pants, shirt and glove liners. Temperature control with a remote. I have ridden comfortably in below freezing temperatures with that gear. My motorcycle actually warns me when it gets very cold with a snowflake that shows up on instrument panel.

[@ytguddugamingofficial4146]

Love from India ♥️♥️♥️

[@shawnperry5991]

The original Royal Enfield Himalayan has a compass. I have no experience with it, but the KZbin presenters said the compass wasn't accurate. Perhaps the magnet was too close to something magnetic.

[@nicholasdenise5594]

Good video lali…. As usual…

[@theboogeyman9813]

Spicy boiiii 🌶 🏍 💨

[@billcliffordakabillthephot2249]

Lali you are such a inspiration, I wait on for ur next video all the time! Love ur silly voices, and how you always say "Spicy Boi!", I have a Yamaha V Star 1100 and have just gotten back into riding at 53 years old (took a 30 year break :O) Just had to gush about what a great person you were, keep up ur awesomeness friend! :)

[@AntiParallali]

Thank you Bill! That's so nice! Glad to hear you're back riding...30 years is a long time!

[@billcliffordakabillthephot2249]

Yes it is but I do enjoy the ride as you well know. It is so cool that you replied! I was just searching for the link for ur thermal shirt tingy you had in one of ur videos, where did you buy it from, I am in Texas and it is starting to get a little chilly here.... #LovesToDaLali

[@matthewthomas4620]

I do not understand why any motorcycle is manufactured without a USB port.

[@RabidHorse]

Lol. Compass! Great idea. I was like …what’s this girl need an old fashion compass for??? Damn Google maps. I feel your pain. Just did a 5000 km trip to Nova Scotia (Cabot Trail is AMAZING). Nothing but “turn west”, “turn east on x” haha

[@8541stone]

I just saw this video. I'm chuckling bc I don't braid my hair lol and I always wear glasses, Sunglasses to work and clear safety glasses on my ride home in the morning, I work nights. I ride year round, Yep, SoCal, Inland Empire, I only don't ride when it hits 40° in the Morning on my ride home(maybe 2wks out of the year) I Dig Your Vidz, Keep up the Great work and such a wide variety of riding info.

[@Lliamhd]

Cool hack with the compass, however, aren't they really inaccurate? Sounds like you got lucky with an accurate one since it got you home, but I've seen those in store and compared them with my regular compass, out of 3 I tried, one tells me north-northeast is north, and the other one tells me west-northwest is north, the 3rd one was just somewhere south. I abandoned mission that day.

[@IngOehman]

12.5 to 15 volts? Nooo... 15 volts is NOT good for your battery! Not in the long run. Is will slowly boil it to its death. 13.8 volts is supersafe always, and in cold weather the battery can easily handle 14-14.5 volts, but higher than that is NOT a good idea, not ever. However - as long as you don’t drive for hours and hours, day after day - up to 14.5 volts is not going to kill the battery within a year even i warm climates. But more voltage than that is really NOT a good idea! Most bikes have a voltage regulator that keep the voltage below 14.4 volts, and ideally, having the charging voltage kept below 13.8 volts during the summer would be ideal. But as mentioned, higher is okey, as long as the bike is used intermittently. Most people does. They drive short distances, take breaks… Anyway - great video as always! But people that reads a battery-voltage above 14.5 volts during charging/driving have a potential battery-killing problem, and should probably change the voltage regulator on the bike. Is they use the bike for long distance travelling, having the charging voltage lowered to maximum 13.8 volt is my recommendation. Best regards, Hugo

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello Lali, you mentioned throttle assist. Here is how your fellow rider " Dlinquecious " prepared her motorcycle for a long ride comfort: KZbin video: Motorcycle Cruise Control, Throttlemeister 2009 Yamaha R6

[@sorenmelchior]

Good tips on the glasses, though I am re-trying contacts again (after being back at glasses for the last 20 years). Ironicly the helmet I recently purchased has a slot for glasses (HJC DS-X1 Synergy). That said it's winter here now (in Alaska) so it wont be until April before I will be on my bike again, and by then I may have a new bike as well (looking at ordering one over the winter). Thanks for the great tips.

[@chorseundgrd]

Heated socks help with cold toes. I ride a Ducati so my legs never get cold but ny toes are the first things that I feel when I'm riding in the cold. Heated gloves are also amazing.

[@AntiParallali]

Those Ducatis do indeed keep the thighs warm haha

[@MeMelon4u]

I'm interested in the magnetic specs that u use,do the ship to India or any help to do it?

[@AntiParallali]

They ship worldwide

[@BrandamnPSN]

I can’t wait to get an actual go pro. And a good mic set. I’ll b golden after that. I been watching you a lot more lately. Really fun. It be fun to ride with you one day. 😊 keep up the videos. Thank you for your content. And that compass idea. I had that idea for a month now. And keep forgetting about it. Lol. At night it’s tough. Thanks for the reminder.

[@oscr_zen]

jesus, its 8 degree C today and I'm wondering if its too cold for riding D:

[@Will-jd2br]

I never saw the need for special motorcycle glasses. My Shoei has gaps in the padding for glasses. My acetate ray bans fit fine without pressure points. It sounds like you should treat yourself to a new helmet.

[@ClarinetCat_08080]

$0.50 cent roll of coins in the end of your handlebars to reduce vibration..... :)

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

Oooooh the mt07!! Most beautiful bike out there. Imo the best bike out there. That engine 😭❤️

[@FlyingEyesWorld]

Great tips, Lali! Spicy Boi looking goooooood 😎

[@googlelimp9834]

Erm why not just connect a tomtom rider 550 to your Bike? then it will cover the world also so never lost?? also with the glasses why not just have the Aito tinted ones?

[@zach_waltonn]

You should always be light on your hands never should you be gripping the shit out of the handle bars to the point it's causing your arms pain

[@adnanp]

they do sell mechanical cruise control, basically throttle lock that can let you let go of your throttle hand. I dont know how good they are though.

[@VinayKumar-db4qz]

It would be nice if someone could integrate the sight glasses to the visor, so that you don't have to wear glasses inside the helmet.

[@radricster]

Great tips for extending your riding season. But we want to know, how was Romania?

[@Atrip111]

i just put mine in a pony tail. Ya ends are fun lol. saw some video doodle did a while agon need to remember the thing she had to tuck hair in

[@Rhoenschrat]

The Royal Enfield Himalayan used to have a compass built in the dashboard.

[@OrganicAlkemyst]

GoCruise is a throttle lock that is fantastic and relatively cheap. It is easy to use and to install.

[@rheostatic100]

I think you'd better to wear balaclava

[@Kiran_reddy.dk_b1998]

Wow ur soO beautiful and iam from India i like ur passion keep on doing all the best

[@johne6525]

Love watching her , not to mention she is just sooooo. Cute how could u not watch her .

[@Maui_hilux]

I just got myself an R7 for no reason but to ride a sportbike again. Buell is gone! Anyways, have you done a review of the R7 yet? I know it's based off the mt07 platform and I would love to hear your thoughts on the R7 if you get the chance to ride one. Aloha from maui, mahalo!

[@AntiParallali]

Yes I have kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIHbgH2kpMmXfNU

[@Maui_hilux]

@Lali thank you! This bike is honestly a lot of fun for a 2 cylinder. The buell was fun and fast but the handling on corners was nothing compared to the R7

[@JerryBrok]

Hi Lali, Quation from the Netherlands....how do you have flying eyes deliver the glases in the right glass-strength? The right....eye....strength? I hope you know what i mean. Normaly you go to a store and measure youre eyes and deliver your glases....how does this all work with flying eyes?

[@AntiParallali]

You go to your eye doctor and get your vision test. Before I leave I ask for a copy of my prescription. I take a picture of it and I upload that copy to Flying Eyes when I place my order. They have prompts you can follow along once you select an RX pair of glasses. And they will make the lenses for you using your numbers. Alternatively, you can just order a pair of frames from flying eyes without choosing it to be prescription and you can take it back to your eye doctor or anywhere that does glasses and have them put the prescription lenses in the frames. You can bring any pair of frames you like to your doctor and have them send it to a lab to put lenses on. Then if you have vision insurance you submit an out of network claim to them if you ordered the prescription lenses and frames from Flying Eyes and get some money back. Or if you got lenses through your doctor, and your frames through Flying Eyes the doc can submit a claim to your insurance for the lenses and you submit an out of network claim just for the frames.

[@JerryBrok]

@@AntiParallali Tnx a bunch! Great info. Thank you so much for the explenation.

[@frog389]

The compass thing is genius! Every single time I'm turning out of a multiple entry parking lot "turn northwest onto southeast parkway"😂 this may be my favorite piece of advice of all time! You've completely sold me on the flying eyes Those pressure headaches after riding for a few hours are the worst- and if I can wear them under a gaming headset too? Done and done

[@AntiParallali]

LOL you're getting TWO cardinal directions at once, that's rough 😂😂

[@Takeda235]

Try some trail riding on dual sports pweaase

[@jackmcminn2520]

Didn't know sssniperwolf rode bikes

[@iainf6]

🌶️ squad 😉🎉...hi Lali, fantastic tips for riders excellent video....send this one to your friends too.🤗💕.. fantastic glasses 👓👓 😉🎉

[@AntiParallali]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@AyaWetts]

I installed wireless charger phone holder.. was much better, no USB ports needed, and no cables to worry about while using it... just throw it in the mount and not even worry about it.

[@AntiParallali]

Ooo that sounds nice!

[@jamest7597]

You could get an atlas throtle lock the work great

[@lonestar.48]

I really love those glasses I need to get a pair.

[@FlyingEyesWorld]

You should! They fit great inside your helmet. 😎 Use code "LALI" for 10% off! flyingeyesoptics.com/

[@freezecycle7776]

Hotwire makes base layer heated gear that’s fairly priced, you want it to be somewhat form fitting but not skin tight for best results. Atlas throttle lock and breakaway throttle locks are popular throttle locks. (Aka poor man’s cruise control) atlas didn’t work for my scout kept vibrating loose. The breakaway is bulky but holds position and has the added disengage linkage to the front brake along with the thumb button disengagement. Swap any traditional carpet hook and loop Velcro with the dual lock type of Velcro (3m brand is what I use/ recommend). The dual lock lays flatter, no free play aka wiggle, and doesn’t wear out if you repeatedly remove/ reinstall the Velcro’d item.

[@AntiParallali]

Interesting about that throttle lock thanks for telling me

[@thingsido6067]

haha, you're can be called Motohontas! badoom tss... Anyway, the wrist rest is somewhat dangerous, a friend of of mine nearly crashed with it, he panic braked for a cat that jumped in front of him, due to his weight shifted to front he full throlled the bike and pulled a wheelie whilst he was on the brake, he managed to stay upright but that wrist thing got removed instantly and banned to depths of hell. Please be aware of it, would be a sad moment that cute face of you ends up on the pavement.

[@AntiParallali]

now that is a scenario I havent yet heard of until now lol, but good to know!

[@ErenYeager-iw2yz]

Cant wait for my First bike 🌚

[@robertsiple8916]

Would love to ride with you!

[@leayoung3014]

KAOKO OR ATLAS throttle locks are awesome. I had the KAOKO TLock installed on my CB500X and it awesome!

[@rowdybroomstick6394]

Just remember North and South highway's usually only use 1 to 2 numbers and always odd numbers. East and West are usually 3 numbers.

[@MrsValSyharath]

I test rode a Royal Enfield Himalayan recently. Compass comes stock.

[@AntiParallali]

somehow that does not surprise me, but Im glad it does!

[@MrWhiteKawa636]

C'mon, no romanian words? 😅 The usb charger cable seems a bit loose

[@AntiParallali]

It is, I need some electrical tape, just havent gotten to it yet

[@chrispewkreme]

I normally travel with a bag with a battery and extra clothes. I recently was riding in the shoulder to skip traffic and hit a bump that cracked my oil pan... Just my $0.02 but either snag a skid plate, or a spare pan. And extra underpants and a towel can be a lifesaver if you don't have rain gear but get rained on.

[@ryndrssn]

"I've been wet" honestly same

[@thinkdunson]

my main tip for making your ride more comfortable is a Cardo bluetooth set. some people think they would rather buy a helmet with bluetooth included, but i say that's a terrible idea. 1, they have a contract so there's not as much competition to get you the best possible unit. when you choose which unit to buy, manufacturers have to really compete for your business. 2, when something goes wrong, you're stuck with replacing it with the exact same thing, or getting a new helmet. so just make sure, when you buy a helmet, that it has a recessed area near where your ears are. most helmets have it, but not all, so make sure. that's where your speakers will go. and in my opinion, cardo is the best simply because their sound quality and volume are both excellent. even at 80mph, i can clearly hear directions. just remember to turn up your phone's volume independently of the bluetooth unit before you take off. i didn't realize they were separate at first and thought the max volume was crap. anyway, it's nice to have not just because you can clearly hear the gps directions, but also for music. the unit will probably have a radio, but keep in mind that it won't reduce volume for gps instructions unless the music and gps are both coming from the phone. at least, not on current gen. hopefully they'll fix that on future generations because i prefer the radio (yes i know, i'm weird that way).

[@JohnTanner61]

Definitely Lara Croft😁

[@justin.s9783]

i think i can skip the braiding my hair part...im bald lol. say hi to Dutchess 😁. good vid

[@AntiParallali]

Haha yep you're good to go 😂

[@davidherringgo]

Thanks for the great tips

[@throttlefreakz]

Thanks for sharing. What I really like was the long sleeve. I've had always rode through winter and rainy days here in the San Jose, " Bay Area." and for sure I'll get that one. 🏍

[@nathanyt]

One of the best experiences riders will have with their bikes is getting lost.

[@AntiParallali]

As long as you have gas to get back it's all good haha

[@dustinpugh8222]

Love your videos! Used your chin mount code for a helmet mount. Warm & safe, who makes the firstgear heated gear, does have a heated base layer as well.

[@yamahahaha]

3:16 im sorry lali but ... those were some pretty funny faces. 🤣

[@AntiParallali]

Haha all good, all good!

[@buntmaszyn3358]

i wear heated thing in winter (-;

[@orion310591RS]

4:13 - Warning about compass, some bikes, like Honda CB500X, mess up magnetic field while bike is running because of pistons and alternator, so compass always point to motorcycle. Be aware of this. 8:12 - Big button is there to totally disconnect all and prevent parasitic drain.

[@AntiParallali]

That's interesting to know about the compass!

[@orion310591RS]

@@AntiParallali I was confused how you actually managed to use compass on motorcycle. I even have video, how compass behaves while bike is off, then go crazy when I start bike.

[@Acherontte]

You are awesome Lali!!

[@markz81]

Oh yes, glasses.. I sometimes wish I could wear contact lenses. However I can’t get these 🤬 things in my eyes. I’ve upgraded my helm to a Shoei GT air 2 and that helped me also alot with the glasses. I have a thin frame so that also helps. Always enjoy your vids, Lali!!! Greetz from the Netherlands❤

[@AntiParallali]

Heard good things about those Shoei helmets! Thanks for watching!

[@markbd9775]

Daily disposable contacts are a game changer....in case you haven't tried them

[@markz81]

@@markbd9775 yes, I know. However I’ve tried putting in contacts but it is impossible. I can’t control the reflex to close my eyes. Tried it a lot! I guess my selfdefence system for my eyes just work too good 😀 So I stick to my glasses.

[@gregorygrimm3310]

Can you get laser correction? I wore contacts for years until allergies made them impossible. I ended up getting laser correction because I hated wearing a helmet with glasses.

[@Daniel_Size_12]

I can see you in the Lara Croft look

[@AntiParallali]

Big Lara Croft fan woo!

[@Knoxvillemoto]

Cruise control on my rs660 is one of the coolest feature!

[@AntiParallali]

*cries in MT07*

[@Matt-zq1gi]

It help me so there u go

[@KeViNMCMXXCIX]

Good stuff Lali!

[@overlyaggressivemeerkat]

Hello there girlie :)