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The 2012 was higher spec? You sure about that? Please tell me more 😂 1 cm taller rear shock, of equivalently crap quality. Different ergonomics. No other differences.

From my understanding all pads need to be photographed in a measuring device which would imply off the bike... and that begs the question, do the shops also have to purchase the specific tools from this company as well, rather than use their own? And then the next question is who got to choose...

I even made a whole $80 on that deal too... about half of minimum wage when broken down to an hourly rate lol

Yep. When I got hit with 4 tickets at once for something stupid bike-related that I had been doing for a decade, all I could think was... "Well, sure am glad they got me at 29 and not at 19." At 29 I could absorb the blow and figure out how to deal with all that came with it. At 19 it would...

Yes, in theory doing it right means measuring every single brake pad, but let's be honest... I'm sure you can eye ball your own brake pads and know which will beyond-a-doubt pass safety, and which are worth taking out and measuring. Making it so that all pads need to be taken out and measured...

You eat well, don't pay too much, and I guess it's the go-to place for the locals. I think for the missus' there's also a lot of nostalgia with being back to where they used to be when the kids were young, where they would go as a family, etc. We were going to bury grandma, but she was looking...

Does anyone have any personal experience with these chinese made handheld welders from Temu and the like? Not my video, I just like how succinct it is: Do I need a welder? No. Could I have used one in the past when my trailer fenders started crapping out left and right? Yup. Am I looking...

After years of women arguing with me and calling me immature, being called an adult in a discussion and having that used against me has left me nervous and confused 😂

Can't comment on Mac's situation, but, if I were trying to operate a bricks and mortar motorcycle business here in Chrawno, the biggest reason I would have raised my shop labour rates aggressively in the past 5 years isn't because of salary or parts costs going up, it's because of how much $/sq...

Glad I used a 180/55ZR17 in my video. Wouldn't want to disappoint @Gaoler like the other youtubers who spend their free time trying to help people but don't live up to his expectations lol

I think people still have pandemic prices in their heads when the reality is that those days are gone. A lot of people are hurting for money and cashing out of motorcycling. It's a buyer's market now, and bikes are moving for pre-pandemic prices again, or else often not moving at all. Consider...

I guess my expectation of the justice system, is that it rightly and fairly finds and executes justice in the best interest of the general public. End point. I don't need my justice system to issue Public Relations type statements with it's sentences, because that's outside of the scope of...

Woah. Blown away to know that there are people who know where Kazabazua is, let alone have gone there. Mulligan Ferry is named after the missus' grandfather, or maybe great grand father. We were last up there (even a little further up/Gracefield) last year to say our goodbyes to her...

Yeah you can see around 4:23 that thing is giving him resistance. Might just be because he didn't use any lube for dismount for some reason :\ I tried to do it like he did, around 6:30 in the video, putting the tube in and going from there... I must have pinched the tube a few times as I was...

Yeah... that's.... that's my excuse, too...

I gotta stop buying the same bikes as you two. And apparently we both need to set our clocks lol

Oh yeah, I just remembered a third dislike. 3) You may need special adapters that aren't included. For example, the two bikes I put the most km on are my G650GS and my Vespa GTS250. The G650GS takes a thin axle compared to the average street bike, so that needed a separate adapter. The Vespa...

😂 Hahaha. Ok, I'll try to keep this brief: I like mine, with two main caveats. 1) If you have both tubed and tubeless tire motorcycles, you're going to be disappointed. They have one model, the Rabaconda Street Bike Tire Changer which is great for tubeless tires. They make a second model, the...

Yeah, I get that part. If the item/vehicle/whatever is used to perpetuate a crime, sure, whatever. It's the crushing part I don't understand. Who benefits? Why do people want that?

I never understood this. So much garbage in the world. So much not ending up being recycled just ending in mountains of garbage in third world countries. Kids growing up in that trash. The masses on twitter: "Crush the bike! Crush the bike!" Why? What does that solve that couldn't be solved...