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@@Сергей-ж3ъ2в I’m glad it helped you!

@@intensivefire happy to hear my silly videos helped someone!! lol Enjoy the bike. I love the look of the bike with the crash bars!! Thanks for watching and thanks for commenting. A new video soon to drop about pickup up the bike and my additions to it.

@@pcho8022 thanks for leaving your comment. I agree. I found information online about the proximity switch in the handlebars on the lawnmowers. If the snowblower wasn’t new, I would have replaced or bypassed the switch system. But it’s new and I should have to do that. I ended up buying Toro and haven’t had a single issue with that unit. It was definitely worth the extra money. I made a video about that snowblower if you want to search for it in my channel. Thanks again for your comment!!

@@GeoSphere you would think that Ryobi would learn from the bad batches and eventually release units with updated hardware. I own a hedge trimmer from them that just died one season with very light use. Unfortunately i'm one of the people that invested in their batteries and tools so I have quite a bit of products from them. The drills and impact wrenches seem to be quite decent. I'll check out your Toro blower video later. Cheers

great videos by the way! i like your editing and no wasted time on talking about BS!

@@pcho8022thanks so much That! I try hard to make the videos interesting and to the point. Cheers!!

@@nigelcaudill451 thanks for the comment! It’s a fun bike! Enjoy it!!

Hi! Thanks for watching the video and for leaving a comment!!! In my opinion and for the reasons you mentioned about the time and cost of shipping from AliExpress, I felt the factory crash bars were the best option. To the best of my knowledge, the only two options are options are AliExpress and Factory. I hope that helps. Enjoy your bike!! Thanks for being part of the discussion!!

@@GeoSphere Thanks for your feedback and reply. It seems to be hit and miss on aftermarket accessories to fit the bike. Luckily the bike is pretty well fitted out. I may have more questions for you as I ride and learn more about my bike. Thanks again!

Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment! I didn’t mention the price as it differs from country to country and for some people it’s worth having them regardless of the price. They can be found cheaper on AliExpress but my factory Crashbars from my dealer was $427.37 cdn before GST. That was last year so now….???? If you are thinking of buying some, here is the factory part name and number cut Ana pasted from an email from my dealership at the time. 6NT1-250000-0BP00 FRONT BUMPER $427.37. Thanks again, and happy riding!!

Finding the right music for these videos is, for me, the hardest part of making these videos. People have such diverse tastes. Some people don’t mind it, sometimes not. As in this one. Thanks for your comment, I’ll work harder on the next one to find better music. lol

I’ve noticed the bars available from AliExpress are very different to the factory ones that come stock on the European/Australasian 650MT variants and the ones I installed. But if they all do the same job, I’m happy. 😊 Are yours from Ali??

@@GeoSphere Yes, they are. The mounting was a bit tough. There were no instructions and I had to use a file to fix some slight fit issues, but overall it seems very solid.

I love my Klim gear! As for the gloves, very comfortable. I had to get a second pair as the first pair, I ordered too large. I had to size down. Which is unusual for me and gloves.

You're welcome! It was fun to make and run!

Thanks!! It’s a great little bike!! I absolutely love mine. As for the project, the crash bars add a great look (or so I think) as well add that extra layer of protection for when, if you like to throw the bike around alittle, you ultimately lay it down. Hopefully at low speeds.

It's a great all around bike! You won't regret it!

Thanks very much for your comment and compliment! I really appreciate it. I don’t do “review” videos but I enjoyed making this one and sharing my experience with the snowblower. Maybe I’ll try making another with the next product/tool I find myself needing for around the house or garden. Cheers!

Also do wish it had the ability to idle , though i believe most single stage battery snowblowers can't. A little tedious it always shuts down once you stop engaging the augers but probably in place for battery saving purposes.

Thanks for watching the video and especially for your comment!! You bring up some very valid points about its strengths and weaknesses!! I absolutely agree, this machine is a beast in dry powdery snow. In my part of the world, this is 99% of the time what we get. The other 1% is slightly less dry. Lol I’ve never had it in wet snow but I believe it would have to work very hard with that kind of snow. A single stage electric blower is not the best option for wet snow. Thanks again for you comment

@ere in a climate like yours its ideal , we tend to get a lot of snowstorms in borderline freezing temps in my area so quite often wet and heavy snow. But i have the large commercial gas 2 stage Ariens for that. This unit is such a good spare for me and got it on a Black Friday sale so saved a good amount to justify as more a backup unit. And whether the rare event I run out of gas or a smaller snow totals type storm where i can get by not using the gas unit (especially powdery snow) ; comes in very handy. Also the light weight is great to be able to carry onto walks / paths or on my deck which is impossible with most any other snowblower.

Update: using your part number, I was actually able to order this from my local U.S. CFMoto dealer. Totally boggled as to why CFMoto themselves told me that engine guards were not going to be available in the U.S. for the Adventura. Maybe they have no idea that their own part is called "Front Bumper" instead of "Engine Guard" or "Crash Bars". Thanks so much!

Hey there! Congratulations on the purchase of your bike!! I love mine but would love the 800 IBEX and their new 400 adventure bike as well. I’m very happy to hear you were able to get your “front, Bumper” from your own local dealership. A lot of US based views here have been curious if they could get them in the US so thanks for the confirmation!! As for the tires, I highly recommend the ones I’m using. The Shinko 705. I bought them online and had the dealership install them before I took delivery of the bike. They are fantastic on gravel as long as they are aired down to about 18-20 psi for gravel. But you DO NOT want to run them on pavement at speed at the pressure for more than a couple of miles. As well, with that low of pressure you have to be careful of what you ride over and with what force. You can crack or break the alloy wheels. Happy riding and thanks for leaving a comment!!

@@GeoSphereThanks for the info! Looking forward to the skid plate video.. until that comes out, do you have a part number for the skid plate? I can't find anything other than it the "Plastics" section so I am thinking that is not really the skid plate. Thanks!

I don’t know if they are available in the USA. The only way to get them In Canada is to go into a dealership, goto their parts counter and get the parts guy to order them using the part number in these comments as well found in the video description. If you live in the states, call a Canadian dealership, talk to their parts guy and get them to order. Maybe they could ship to you when it arrived? Good luck and thanks for the comment!!

@@GeoSphere thanks!! I just bought the bike yesterday but that's a must have on there

Fantastic!! Enjoy the bike! It’s an amazing little bike at its price point. I feel you will be very happy with it.

Thanks for your comment. I’m very sorry to hear about your issues. It’s sad that even a few years after my issues, people are still having these problems. As for another option, Here is a link to my video I made about my option. The Toro Cordless electric snowblower. ruclips.net/video/Fz7wR2T-g5Q/видео.htmlsi=2kDX-6uWChNwbTc6 I’ve had it over a year now. This winter, we haven’t had much snow so I haven’t been able to use it much, but it’s worked flawlessly.

Thanks for your comment. It’s a shame that they have issues with their lawn and garden products. Ryobi stuff is normally very good. Thanks!!

Hi! Thanks for leaving g a comment. Our winter so far, has been very very unseasonal and non existent until recently. We had a brown Christmas then only a couple centimeters of snow. So little, I swept the drive way with a broom. Then, with that snow, came the -40° temperatures. We’ve had 2 weeks of cold now. It’s finally warming up and we are getting some snow now that started last night and if forecast to continue today. It’s only forecast to be about 10 cms (about 4 inches). As for the TORO, I’ve used it once to blow some snow I piled up with the shovel, just to make sure it still worked! 🤣 I am very keen to make a 1 yr review video but Mother Nature isn’t helping. I do hope to get one out soon. Please check back in a few weeks.

@@GeoSphere Thanks for the response! Looking forward to your update!

Thanks for leaving a comment!! Just so you know and to clarify, the P/N I provided was the Kit. It came with everything (except when the factory made the kit, someone forgot to put that second 1/2 shell clamp in the box. Lol) to install the bars.

The way mine was ordered the website gave me a bill of materials to verify. The clamp qty was defaulted to 1. I changed it to 2. What I’d like to find now is a seat upgrade for comfort.

Diagram: 2023 CFMoto 650 ADVentura CF650-3US - FRONT BUMPER(NORMAL) [F25-A-V2]

Ugh…. The heat insulator strips are on back order, i should see them in two weeks.. I’d like to find a substitute.. what are these strips made of and what’s the shape? Btw. The frame bars are nice. Good quality and beefy.

The tape was just a self adhesive rubber tape. I feel any type of rubber material would work. I believe it’s only purpose is to tighten the connection when camping it up. To prevent vibrations/fretting between the Crashbars and the frame that would cause the frame to get worn or damaged.

Thanks for your comment!! I truly hope you have no issues with it!

Thanks for leaving a comment! You make good points. I love the idea of your homemade skid shoes. I’d love to see a video of your mods, if you get a chance!! Gas has had many many years to figure things out and they are a waaay cheaper price than their electric cordless counterparts if my driveway was larger and I had more storage I’d definitely have a gas unit. Likely a Honda tracked snowblower. But this Toro 60V, single stage is perfect for my little driveway. So far this year, we haven’t had any snow worth using a snowblower. Very unusual. Thanks again for your comment!!

Thank you very much!! Thanks for leaving that comment, I appreciate the feedback 😊

I had this model (I went through 2 units) from November to March. So, a total of 4 months.

Hi nickolastiguan! I love Ryobi tools, but they seem to be struggle if with quality control of parts or assembly with their yard/lawn and garden products. I expect they will get on top of that if they haven’t already. The Toro has been flawless for me. I’m really loving knowing it’s going to work every time. I lost that confidence with the Ryobi units. So far no problems with the Toro, but we have not had any snow this season. At least, nothing a broom can’t handle. So no chance to run the Toro snowblower yet this season.

Absolutely. I hope to, but, it’s now the 8th of December and we have had no snow to speak of!! The long range forecasts doesn’t show any “snowblowerable” snow until the New Year!! But I’ll try to put together a quick follow up video. Thanks for your comment!!

Thanks for leaving a comment Duncan! I have thought about your suggestion. I’ve also put some thought into removing some material in the slot (on either side) of the discharge chute to allow more down angle. Your suggestion might be a lot easier!! Thanks again for your comment and I appreciate the positive feedback on the video. For me, making these videos is all about learning video making, editing and storytelling. I have a lot of fun doing it and constantly push to make each one better than the last. Cheers!!!

My pleasure. You are certainly achieving your goal of delivering great content. I'm sub'd and look forward to seeing more of your videos. I had another idea for your chute deflector... How about cutting a piece of plastic bucket into a clamshell shape and trying that? Have a great weekend.@@GeoSphere

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!! I’m happy you were able to find some value in the video. I feel Ryobi makes good tools. Very good tools and distribution via the Home Depot is so convenient. However, sometimes manufacturers, in an effort to stay competitive and get products to market for us users, the quality of design and/or manufacture slips by on a small number of their product range. I feel this was the case with their snowblowers. I’m sure they have made changes and this year’s production run is much better than in previous seasons. For my needs I went with Toro’s 60v snowblower instead. I’m very pleased that I did. It’s a wonderful product. Maybe give it a look. I did a video & review about it. Check it out! Thanks again!!

Thanks again for the great review. I hope your RUclips journey works out. Your video was excellent in terms of format and content. Thanks again. @@GeoSphere

Thanks for your question! Unfortunately, as explained in that video I wasn’t able to find a snowblower from Ryobi that would work reliably. I ended up returning the Ryobi snowblower at the end of the season for an in store credit. In the fall, about this time last year I bought the Toro 60v snowblower. It has work flawlessly for me. I made a video about buying it and using it and it bit of a Review video. Check it out on my channel. Thanks again for your comment!!

@@tauseefnaveed we get the boxes stock and no guards.

Thanks so much for your comment! I try to have fun with my videos. I don’t want to take them too seriously or myself for that matter. I love the creative process and learning about film making. Still lots to learn!! Thanks again!!!

Thanks for leaving a comment!! Enjoy your new bike! I absolutely love mine. One gets a lot of bike for the price, with it!! Let us know how you make out ordering your “front bumper” from your dealership!

That’s fair criticism. I sincerely appreciate your comment. I’m trying to learn how to create content that is informative, entertaining, tells a story, has a high production value but doesn’t waste people’s time. I’m still working to find that balance. I’ll try to do better. Thanks for your comment!

Why, there’s no way that could turn on. Even if it did, that’s nothing.

That's what every person who shows up at the ER with their hand in a bloody towel says. LOL! @@mikehydroseed1282

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!! The P/N is in the Video Description. But here it is again. 6NT1-250000-0BP00 FRONT BUMPER $427.37cdn

Glad you enjoyed it, Gaz!

Thanks for leaving a comment and thanks for the praise on my editing. I work hard to improve each video while trying to come up with new and informative content. I hope Ryobi has improved it manufacturing and quality control since I bought mine a couple winters ago. I’m sure they have. 😊

@@GeoSphere It's nice to see other Canadian youtubers. There's not many of us doing tools reviews in Canada out there. I need to up my editing game if I want to compete with you 😉

@@Toolspecs thanks!!! Yes it’s hard to find other RUclipsrs around me. Would love to have others to watch, encourage and support. Tools aren’t really my thing. But, I didn’t really know what “my thing” is! Lol I’ve got a lot of views and comments on my review style video. Maybe I’ll do more.

Thanks for the comment!! The amount of effort into pushing depends on the snow consistency and depth (amount). My experience is it take little effort, as long as I let the food do the work and not force it. When I do that, it’s like pushing it around the garage when it’s not running. I hope that helps. Thanks again for watching!