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Ivan
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Добавлен 1 июл 2014
I'm just an ordinary guy that likes cars, bikes, and video games. Subscribe to my channel. I'll try to post more videos in the future.
My current bikes:
2022 Yamaha XSR700
My current bikes:
2022 Yamaha XSR700
Back on Two Wheels! - 2022 Yamaha XSR700
Hey RUclips! Been a while. Posting another video with a brand new bike, 22 Yamaha XSR700 cafe racer. I’ll be giving you my first thoughts on the bike and hope to upload more videos on it soon!
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Last Ride on My Yamaha XT250
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a video on RUclips, but I wanted to share my last ride on my amazing 2016 Yamaha XT 250. It’s been a great ride, but it’s time for something new. These are just some of my final thoughts of owning the XT. Hope you all enjoy.
Yamaha XT250 3 Year Owner Review
Просмотров 66 тыс.4 года назад
This is a video of my 2016 Yamaha XT250. I've bought this bike around December 2016 after trying to decide what my second bike would be (started out on a Honda CBR250R). This is my ownership review for anyone that's interested in this bike and wants to know how it's like to own one of these. The Yamaha XT250 is a great air cooled, 250cc, fuel injected dual sport that has a pretty decent seat he...
ISSUES!!! (1,000+ mile update) 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster
Просмотров 20 тыс.5 лет назад
Thanks for watching. I've had this Speedmaster since April of this year, and I figured I would give in an update for anyone interested in buying this bike. Right after my first service, I noticed an oil leak coming from a bolt underneath the bike, so I took it back to the dealership to get it fixed, which was about a month ago. I haven't had any issues since and I've been enjoying it since.
Exhaust Sounds and Overview of 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster
Просмотров 50 тыс.5 лет назад
This is my first video showing you an overview of my 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster that I just picked up over a week ago. I am still getting used to the bike and I'm still currently breaking it in right now. I've been riding for about four years now and I've started on a Honda CBR 250R back in 2015. I only had that bike for less than a year and I ended up selling it. I then bought a 2016 ...
Do you service your own bike?
how does it perform on high speeds ?
Just put that pretty one in the garage and get a 2023 do you know you want to keep it😊
Just bought a 2017. Last year with blue plastic and I can't find one instock new anywhere anyway. Love these bikes. Good replacement for my old Suzuki 450. I grew up on dirtbikes so these are really appealing to me. I don't want to ride on the highway anyway, only with a large pack and that's getting a little too planned and organized for me.
Leaking oil from a bolt it's normal for a no japanese motorcycle...don't worry.
I think this model is a great bike
Just bought the exact same bike a couple of weeks ago and loving it...check out a couple of bits I've done to it so far...Interested to see what you do to yrs 👍subscribed 🙂
Congrats man! So far it’s been a great bike I’ll definitely check out what you’ve done to it and thanks for subscribing!
@@IvanRides cheers dude! 👍
Love that color combo.
Me too. That model year had the best color combo.
🤝🤛🏻🇩🇴🤲
I just got a 2021 XT250. The suspension felt so soft before I even took it off road I was looking into upgrading the suspension. I have now had multiple trips on very technical trails and the suspension is perfect. What I mean about that is: * It doesn't ever bottom out * Rebound is very fast * Suspension is very predictable - it responds to bumps and jumps and rocks and...the same way each time which really inspires some confidence The low seat height, solid torque, great gearing, makes this a bike you can take anywhere (except highways! :-) I see why they have such a cult following! Great video, thanks for sharing.
Honestly that’s perfect for me. Highways are for the car/when you need to get somewhere just to get there. Backroads, dirt roads are where I take my bike for exploration and enjoying myself. Dual sport is the way to go.
But it would be cool to have a DR650 as a second bike to go on the highway a bit. I have an XT250. I've done 70 and it'll do short runs on the highway. It would probably cruise at 55 without much issues for 50 miles.@@Elohim100
This bike is gorgeous :D
It is a great bike specially since it is fuel injected, I have the carburetor one and if it sits too long, it clogs up. Do not waste money on a new exhaust, it doesn't make any difference.
Hey man, good videos. Ive never ridden and I'm thinking about an XT250. How tall are you? I'm 5'10 and concerned about it being to short for me
Thanks man! I’m 5’7 and I managed to flat foot it just fine.
Five ten is a great height for any bike..
First, put on a skid plate if you ride where rocks are prevalent. Second, it's a bike for anyone who wants a dual sport that's reliable, inexpensive and has a low seat height. Don't waste money on $ 1K worth of suspension work, loud mufflers, or power commanders or the like. Mod it with stuff that makes it more useful to you whether it be street oriented or dirt. If you're 20 and have raging hormones this isn't your bike. For anyone else it could fit the bill nicely... Folks 5'8 and under will love this bike. Those nearing 6 foot and more I'd think twice. If riding in the dirt, a $ 20 14 tooth sprocket will do wonders for perceived power w/out losing too much on the street. If it's mainly street make sure it's 55 mph or under. Prolonged riding at 60 or higher wears thin quickly..
Great video. Thanks.
Before I saw this, I was all about the Harley!!! I now am considering Triumph!!
Trade it in for a DR650, you’ll never need another motorcycle.
Yamaha definitely is reliable 🤗 good job
Which triumph do you habe
Fun fact: the XT250 sounds the same today as it did 35 years ago when I cut my teeth on one...
Nice XT250. I really enjoy mine!
Don't know why people get rid of bikes, got an xt600, would never part with it. It i want another bike ill get another bike.
I have a xt600 and an intruder 800, the cruiser is ok but there is only so much to do on a street bike.
The oil leak proves it’s made in Britain. Kind of like a certificate of authenticity.
Bought a used one last week. been having a lot of fun with it! hopefully will have some riding videos soon!
Enjoy the bike! I’ll sure miss mine. Looking forward to your videos.
It's an awesome bike for what it is: light duel purpose. Not for highway trips unless you like getting beat up by wind and lagging behind traffic.
At first saw the engine , i thought that a yamaha scorpio z with modified frame 🙄, but its totally different bike from yamaha😂
Good boy!👍🌲
I have a XT250 and can ride in the truck lane all day. And truckers are so awake they see me every time
sarcasm?
@@mynamesbutchful Yes
Had the crf450l awesome bike for the street and mild off-roading but you do tight single track and the power will make it a chore and not fun at all sure it's the rider not the bike but 450s are just too much power for technical single track.
I feel the same way about my CRF 450l.
I feel the exact opposite about my CRF250L. But after riding it for a couple of months, I've found that keeping it over 5000 rpm (using a lower gear) the power is ok.
I m number 81.hi from central asia !
very beautiful bike congratulations , ride safe ....
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Thank you for the video. nice review on the little xt. how about the valve clearance adjustment? how many times did you adjust it so far?
Sexy!
Have you had any more issues with it since then?
Since then, I never had any issues with the bike at all. Unfortunately, I recently sold it.
Que belleza d moto
Awesome bike man! Change your oil more often than is required
One of my favorites! You might want to loose the stickers off the tank.
Royal Enfield also do such model design and launch it!!
How does it cruise at highway speed? Can you maintain 80 mph for say an hour?
It’s great on the highway. Yeah, you can maintain it at 80 mph just fine with more power left to go.
@@IvanRides What about windflow? Does it bobble your helmet at that speed?
@@tasimota It depends how you sit, if I sat up my helmet would wobble but not crazy wobbling.
Hi there. Does it have a kick start as well or only the electric? Thanks great video.
Electric start, no carburetor. Thanks 😊 I miss this bike already.
The scenery appears to be very Southeastern U.S.
Yeah yeah...we all got a great deal on our motorcycles...according to the sales guy...
The Triumph really does offer more overall than the other brands with a price point that isn't too awful.
I'm glad to hear it was a great bike for you, especially since i just purchased a 2020. Out of curiosity can you advise how many miles you put on yours and whether or not you had any mechanical problems? Thanks for sharing. Good luck on your next bike.
Sorry for the late reply, it had about 6300 miles when I sold it. I never had any mechanical issues with it at all. Congrats on the bike, it was a really fun bike for me
@@IvanRides Awesome 👌. Thanks for this info. I'm definitely pleased with. Much appreciated.
The XT Yamaha's are a real pack Mule reliable easy to ride I have a 350 owned it for 19 years it is a 1995 model had to redo the carb and install a valve cover gasket plus chain and sprockets and new tires but I ride mine in remote areas and she always gets me home I will never sell my XT
@@bodhixxx1 I'd not give yours up either. I once rode with someone on the 350cc. I was on a new Kawasaki Super Sherpa. The much older XT350 smoked me all day. The coolest bike designs were 70-90s. Glad to see yours stand the test if time.
@@findingneutral thanks man my XT is still pretty mint condition I had a 1982 XT 200 it was my first bike and I used it on the farm moving irrigation water so it was worked daily ( never took it out jumping the hell out of it) but I rode on some pretty rough ground well like you said Yamaha XT's have more juice then other bikes even bigger cc then them. We also have a Honda XL 250 cc and it was a great bike nice center of balance reliable great bike but that XT 200cc would eat it alive on power and it had twice the miles on it then the Honda. I know a mechanic pretty good bike mechanic and he said if you change the oil every I am guessing 600 miles or so grease it clean the air filter and do not jump the hell out of it but ride it to get from point A to point B they will run 25,000 miles or more before needing a engine overhaul ( which is not a big deal) I know a guy who weighs at least 275 pounds him and his wife she is probably 130 both of them on it rode their XT 200 off road and like I said it is a pack mule now your XT 250 being a 2020 I am sure it is much better designed then the 1982-1990 XT's so it is plenty of Bike for what you want to do with it. check out luggage racks (manracks.com) is a site and others are out there and just make sure you are aware of weight when traveling Myself I do not load my down heavy but geared up taking a overnight trip I am guessing I have 250#+ on my bike that is with me being on it as well. Happy riding and those XT's are just getting more expensive. P.S many dirt bikes will "flame out" if you are in a sketchy area and need to be in first gear where as the XT will handle the low speed. like I said you want a workhorse not a race horse.
I love it. I want a Rocket 3 GT, but the Speedmaster has the perfect look. Would be cool if they made a 1800 or so Speedmaster, over the 1200.
they had the 1600+ cc thunderbird...but nobody in the whole motorcycle world seems to want to make 1500-1600cc cruisers anymore
That was the cruise control button ;)
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Nice XT bro I have the 225 and I’m picking up the 250 today !!
Awesome man! Enjoy the new bike and stay safe.
Did you get it