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@@jezlucas3878 The problem is they leave a polished surface so the leather will be very slippery afterwards. I’d recommend a leather product for the leather.

@@RamblinManMoto cheers Buddy. I’ve just subscribed to your channel 👍🏻

@@VFRMitch All good! And thanks for the subscribe. Same in return. Ride safe!

@@wallycleaver1046 mine are fine. Did you refit the anti squeal shims?

@@VFRMitch I ended up truing the stock set on a grinding wheel, and then gluing them in. It has now been good for 200miles around town riding. Thanks

@@chrispulham4779 Cheers Chris 👍🏻

@@DiegoGadelha-w5q cheers 👍🏻

@@DrummerOnTwoWheels it works just fine. I’ve some new content coming out in the next few weeks which I’ll test this for you. Keep tuned.

Nice one. Did you take yours off-roading ?

@@VFRMitch nah was too chicken to do that never been off road before

@@All_Torque_And_No_Traction Cheers Bud

@@geraldtakala1721 they still poke your legs and now have sharper edges on too 🤣🤣

@@VFRMitchreally? I thought the idea of these was to move the horrendous placement of the originals to a more rider friendly position when feet on the ground, manoeuvring etc?

@@foxtrot608for me they worked as I needed more leg room.

We’re you on a Tenere? If so you passed my Himalayan about 5 miles out before the venue.

@@VFRMitch yeah that was us!

@@wraggy_moto absolutely mate 👍

Good to catch up with you too Bud 👍

I went up it on Thursday Dave on the New Himalayan. It was a Virgin track then and relatively straight forward. By the time this was filmed on Saturday afternoon it was severely dug up and rutted. They were only allowing the big boys toys up. I naturally ignored the recommendation by others to leave it alone 😂😂

@@VFRMitch haha. I’m sure you smashed it!

@@triskelworkshop2855 I was right at the top near the toilets and sign in. You can camp lower down the field near the crossing to get in near the main drive on the way in. Depends how noisey you want it.

Cheers for watching Mark. I’ve a tough choice to make.

Little Donkey did well. She shone off-road mate. Wait for the trails videos to come 👍

Hi James. I bumped into Richy Vida, Tins on Tour , The Peaky Biker, Cartzwheels, Moist Decoy, Motovlog UK, Fasty Rides, That Biker Simon ,Vanessa Ruck , Saffy Sprocket and loads of other interesting characters. It was a fantastic event. Himalayan off roading is next video mate 👍💪🏻 ( Transalp was nice 😬) maybe the Vstrom was better 😵‍💫

@VFRMitch Wow, I might think about it for next year 🤔

@@Ainsworth-Riderwait until you see my next vid James. Riding off-road for the first time. I loved it ! The Himalayan was epic 👍

I most certainly did on the 350 mile motorway round trip. Albeit the Himalayan was built for terrain like the Bridgestone Trail ( which is the next video to go up !) Someone did take their Crosstourer on the track. I’d be interested to know how they got on 😮

I was daft enough to set off at 3am Tim 🤣

@@Something162 Thanks for watching. Yes I ran over the forks and rims with a rag full of ACF last thing.

@@tombanks6630 leave it with me Tom. A vid on the interceptor c/w mods will be on its way in a week or 2 if that’s OK?. I’ve just done the ABR festival so busy with the editing for those vids first.

It’s some time ago now. I think it was from M&P on eBay. Hope this helps.

Hi, Thanks for watching the video. Many of these bikes have got past 200-300 thousand Km with very few issues. It all depends on how the bike has previously been looked after and serviced ( including shaft oil ) . The longevity of any bike is pot luck. I’d maybe try and look for one with less miles on if you are planning to put a lot of miles on yourself. They are not expensive to buy. Many bargains to be had. Especially in the UK.

Hi Steve . It was part of the Wildbad 2023 event towards the venue. I think it was Derbyshire way. Not exactly sure. Was part of a massive convoy of over 100 bikes.

Thanks for watching. I don’t have enough miles on my bike to comment long term. As far as I understand it helps the bike run more efficiently.

Cheers for watching Steve. It is indeed a quality lid. They look great too. Did you find it better with or without the deflector. I’ve still to work out my best option. Stay safe Mate 👍

@@VFRMitch definitely better with, not only stops your breath hitting the visor as much, but seems to divert the air flow up onto the visor better as well.

Hi Tony. Thanks for watching. The receiver is built into the camera itself !! 👍

Ah that's interesting, is the Microphone the Rode wireless. Or a dji microphone transmitter that comes with the camera 🤔

@@CrosstourertonyThe mic recording the in garage vid is the Rode wireless ontop of a Sony Camera . The mic recording on the bike footage is the DJI Mic 2. It works wirelessly with the Action 4.

Mate great vid I sit mine in the air vent housing of my aria helmet it holds in well. Thanks for the mention much appreciated. 👍🏻👍🏻

@@CRAZYLEGSONABIKE Thanks for watching mate. I think it’s the way forward. DJI need to make a bike comms. It’d sweep up. Their battery and range technology must give them an advantage.

Thanks for watching. I know that bit was incorrect and not needed. At the time I didn’t know and was learning.

Thanks for watching. I swapped my pipes first so can’t honestly say. You should still notice a difference.

Looking I’d plenty of layers and never felt cold.

Hi Garry, are you in the UK?

@VFRMitch hi mate yeah I am in Northumberland.

@@garryburns2061 Hi Garry, PM me please on Facebook I’ll send you all the info.

@@VFRMitch pm sent m8

Thanks for watching. I let it idle for 10-15 minutes and then turned it off. It’s been spot on 👍

@@VFRMitch Great! Tks

Actually you can change settings in real-time and it auto adjust​@@rocoltro

Thanks for watching . Great ride on great bikes 👍

I think both bikes have their merits. I love my interceptor. Cheers for watching Paul 👍