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I think you'll find it's a Yamaha mate..

@@franzpepito1977 Thanks bro. I need a bigger one soon.

@@astik4011 yes

@@joverchastineolarte2508 No.

@@dylantaalili5872 I turned the sensor downwards. Use only one allen bolt to hold the sensor.

Thanks bro.

Thank You!

@@don_pepito_1 Yuo're Welcome!

@@dejuanballard3367 I've already sold the bike. Handling wasn"t bad. Too speed is around 130 but could go more with tuning and carbie upgrade. Changing gear is a bit noisy. Parts break out at a certain time. Just buy a Japanese bike.

It is. I use it occasionally.

Sure bro.

I've have it for about a year. The parallel twin engine wasn't so bad it can accelerate to up to 120 to 130kph depending on sprocket setup and carbie tuning although at 5th or 6th gear I feel theres a glitch like a quick forward movement in one seconds duration. My issues were the fairings which can easily crack on the bolt attachments. The tft speedo isn't properly calibrated. Some issues with the shifter: too noisy. The shiter broke and cracked on the spindle in the middle of the road. Very dangerous. Battery charging was an issue probably the rectifier or stator coil needs replacement. The rear brake caliper cannot be tightened. Too loose. The cheap chinese tyres is too slippery on wet weather and can kill anyone in Australian roads. It is a cheap chinese ducati looking motorcycle which is unreliable. My reccomendation is to buy a Japanese one. No headaches.

I bought it on ebay or ali express I think. Its a 51mm.

Thanks, you did not post video on exhaust install, right? Or did you get it installed by your mechanic?

@@BruNo-ts7uf by myself. Just youtube it. Diy.

I have already sold this bike. My advice would be to purchase a Japanese bike. This cheap Chinese made bike will disappoint you in the long run. Troubles would come soon after.

It sucks because its so pretty. ​@@don_pepito_1

I bought ebay 51mm mufflers. If you are located near crannie. Im happy to sell cheap. Mostly bought from ebay and ali express. Already sold my bike.

It's a 650 custom I reckon.

Hi mate. I would not recommend it. It is only good for a few months. Quality is poor. I would recommend a Japanese bike. Proven for their reliability. No headaches. Buy a Ninja 400 or a Yamaha R3. If you're into cruisers buy a Vulcan or a Vstar 650.

@@don_pepito_1 thanks man, this clears it up I’ll be going for a r3 I reckon!

@@TheChillingSmurf Good choice. Safe rides.

Thanks brother.

Thanks brother. Subscribed to your channel.

@@don_pepito_1 same here thanks Bro Ride safe always

Salamat brother. Workin' hard on my riding career😅 Ride safe

It a sony fdrx3000. Old but reliable actioncam.

A quality video. Have a nice ride on your iron horse. be careful brother

@@Emre-cr6xb Thanks.

It is a 2005 model.

Nice bike

@@robertash3669 Thanks!

Pls check the earnshaw website.

I had a good experience with the bike for the first few months until things break up even how careful you are. It just looks nice but has quality issues. My answer would be no.Buy a Ktm rc390, Yamaha R3 or Ninja instead. No regrets later.

@@don_pepito_1 thank you for the reply :)

That is another miniature dial for another time zone. You can set it for let's say Greenwich mean time.

@@don_pepito_1Awesome thank you ❤

It is a vintage Levi's sherpa. I'll update my Levi's videos soon.

I've tried it at around 125-130kph. Muffler and carbie air filter was replaced. The bike was lighter when I did a tail tidy removing the tyre hugger.

Thinking about getting one

If budget is not a problem just get an r3 or a ninja 400. Save the headaches in the long run.

Cool I'll look into that thanks mate

The bike isn't with me anymore. As I can remember the daylight running lights becomes like a liquid(fluid-like) sequential(?) signal lights when you turn on the signal light switch.

@@don_pepito_1 how was your experience with the bike? Was it at all reliable? Im looking to buy it

It was a fun bike to ride but the bike has flaws from the onset. As I have described in my other videos it is for riders who had previous experience and has had mechanical aptitude. The bike has flaws. No newer bike has to have flaws. It is a Chinese brand bike which has some quality issues that needed to be addressed. Finally I would recommend the Yamaha R3, KTM Duke,RC 200/390, Yamaha R3 and the Ninja 400.

It is for those who know how to fix some quality issues. It is recommended to purchase high quality bikes like ktm Duke 200/390 or a yamaha r150M/r3 or a kawasaki.

@don_pepito_1 what do u mean fix some quality issues?

When i got the bike the plastic fairings attached to the bolt cracked and needed to be glued. The rear brake needed to be tightened as it is loose. Very dangerous to first time riders. I think it has stator coil and or rectifier issues as well probably due to quick discharge of battery. All after nearly 5,000kms. Poor chinese manufacturing.

@@don_pepito_1 so it's better to own a kawasaki or yamaha ?

yes@@bahdarianfredy4722

It is normally 329 Australian dollars but subject to price discounts.

A few years ago it was around 120 aud

I would recommend an R3. If you have the budget go for an R3. The Braaap is a budget bike. It is expected for owners of this bike to spend money on early maintenance expenses. Nevertheless, this bike can be used by learners on a short time basis. Expect less resale value.

@@don_pepito_1 hey mate, How much did you end up spending on maintenance and how unreliable was it? I am looking to buy a bike and its between 2023 moto 4 or 10 year old ninjas. Did it ever completely break down or just wear really quickly?

@@dharveshreddy6493 I would prefer an old Japanese bike than a braaap. Components break down several months of use without warni ng. Had no problem with the engine but mechanical components and parts.

Those three little circles encompasses the simple chronograph styling of the watch.

@@don_pepito_1 so it doesn’t have an actual chronograph??

I love this watch. I only use it occasionally. Great watch.

Thanks for the reply. Would be expecting more of such videos from u

hey hows the watch, is it doing good?

@@caster.avrted8154 it's beautiful. Just a small issue with the strap which is pretty uncomfortable to wear. Also, its a big watch. More suitable for men with large wrist.

@@caster.avrted8154 hi.. it's a beautiful watch. Except issues with it's strap which are pretty uncomfortable to wear. Also, its a big watch suitable only for large wrist men

Yes. It is.

It's called filtering here in Australia and it is law. It can be applied to stopped and slow moving vehicles. Upgrading the mirrors would help.

@@don_pepito_1 Be careful, my friend. I've been riding for five years in Australia and two years back home, and I had two major accidents because I was rushing and overconfident. Fortunately, nothing serious hapoend . The problem with riding a motorcycle is that you never know what will occur. Every drivers has a different driving style, and not everyone follows by the rules of the road. Very difficult to determine that. Additionally, I don't mind riding slowly for 2 or 5 minutes because I constantly tell myself that I need to go home. Lastly, this is only my opinion, and it has nothing to do with you or your riding skill

@@pradipdhakal2665 Thanks for that.

@@don_pepito_1 ur welcome

It is around 135kph.

This is an eBay 51mm slip-on exhaust.