Yamaha XSR700--Cold(ish) weather ride

[@tiradoed]

When I can’t ride my XSR700 I watch your videos lol

[@JJackMoto]

That's awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@GOMD77]

Sick ride mate! I am considering copping one of these bad boys

[@bryantortiz6538]

Love coming along for the rides! Keep them coming :D

[@JJackMoto]

Will do!! Thanks for watching!

[@lucasvasconcellos5323]

fucking beautiful bike man, congratz

[@forrysc]

I'm not sure if you've considered it, but the Brogue gauge relocation kit really changes the look of the bike for the better from a cockpit point of view. My opinion of course.

[@JJackMoto]

Ya know, I've considered it, but I just really don't mind the factory location. It's probably one of those things that you don't know how great it is until you try it, then you'll never go back. Thanks for watching!

[@enricocolacillo.private]

Hey man! I loved this video 👍😉 what’s the exact model of front light mounted on your bike? Thank you so much!

[@JJackMoto]

Hello Enrico! This model is the Koso 6.7" Thunderbolt setup. Thanks for watching!

[@enricocolacillo.private]

Thank you! Bye 👋 😉

[@j-h-526]

Hey JJack...speaking of cold weather riding I was considering getting hand guards to help deflect the wind...was looking at ST Motech kobras...not sure of how they’re going to look on the XSR, but I really like the scrambler look...any thoughts?

[@JJackMoto]

Hi Jamie! I've seen some excellent hand guard options, especially from SW Motech. With the ProTaper bars you could also go with something like Barkbusters. As for the looks, it would probably look pretty badass. Like everything does on this bike :)

[@Stealth170rl]

That downshifting at 6 mins was awesome. How do you practice that to become that good at it?

[@JJackMoto]

Thanks! It can be a tricky thing to master, but the best way to learn is practice, practice, practice...

[@Stealth170rl]

@@JJackMoto Are you doing anything special or just really fast at it?

[@JJackMoto]

@@Stealth170rl Nothing special really, just knowing the right combination of RPM and clutch/shifter control. I think it's mostly a "feel" thing after doing for so long. The more you practice, the more you get to know the sound and feel of the motor. Eventually it's just muscle memory. Hope that made sense!

[@Stealth170rl]

@@JJackMoto Yessir thanks! You planning on doing a whole mod list overview of the bike sometime?

[@JJackMoto]

@@Stealth170rl You are very welcome! I actually shot a mod vid a few months back that includes links to most of my mods, make sure you check that out. I also did a quick install vid of the Koso headlight that you may enjoy. I'd like to do a more detailed mod vid in the next couple of months, so be on the lookout for that. Thanks again for watching!

[@gosoku2771]

What kind of oil are you running? Thanks

[@ricardopires4713]

Wheres can i find this roads with no cars in Portugal! Every country have this roads almost with no cars i want to find this roads in Portugal!!! Portugal is so small every road have many cars and allways in a hurry i cant go with my bike around 50km/h just to enjoy the trip they are allways in a hurry!

[@JJackMoto]

Hello Ricardo! That's a great question, but unfortunately, I have no clue about those Portuguese roads, ha! Sure would an awesome trip though. We're pretty lucky in Tennessee to have many, many miles of rural but well kept roads. Thanks for watching!

[@rogervallve7375]

being Canadian, not that cold. we have snow, ice and salt on road too.

[@JJackMoto]

Yeah, our "cold" is pretty decent here in the South. Stay warm up there, and thanks for watching!