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@@twistandgo3414 Cheers Chris. Yeah, it just makes it easier to get it off the bike if I'm not using it or giving the bike a good clean.

@@wilswood8137 Thanks bud. Good enough to carry a flask of coffee and some sarnies at least 😂

@@digger8180 Nah! I was more into Take Hart "And now it's time for the gallery" 😁

Hahaha! I bought it for a very worthwhile £2 in the Card Factory, Elgin High Street. Would you like me to see if they have any left? 😉

Hi @gwynned7235 Yes. You can't really go wrong. So long as your wiring loom still has the original plugs in situ you've nothing to worry about.

True to my normal sizing @NeptuneBluez

That's 'day trip sled' to you! 😁

@@CampbellZeroOne 🤣

But I'd much prefer half the price 😉

😂​@@CampbellZeroOne

Down to the wear indicators in the centre Chris. The edges are fine though 😉😂

@Jewhiop Thanks for that. Appreciate it 😁 The jacket is by Held: www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/?channable=02099069640031323933323434383535&ObjectPath=/Shops/10207048/Products/Held-San-Remo-Jacket/SubProducts/Held-San-Remo-Jacket-0004&Locale=en_GB&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwm_SzBhAsEiwAXE2Cv6L0PvOLJUvQuxSeouMrYhFyWjUa309td82pkjfYlMirrAG9zBNxoxoCi4AQAvD_BwE Very comfortable. Warm enough here for spring and autumn riding. Can get a bit stuffy on hot sunny days though as there's no ventilation. Has a built in water barrier which is okay for showers, but the outer jacket material acts like a sponge in heavy rain. I like it though. I may have a solution for the throttle. Someone with the same model year has been in touch. Might take a wee while for me to get around to it though. You've MUCH cooler weather waiting for you when home😂😂 😂

@@CampbellZeroOne Thanks for sharing this info. It’s a great looking jacket but likely not for the TX heat given what you mention and also the online review. The DS is a fantastic and addictive bike. I also don’t plan on off-roading it so the sprocket change will possibly be a 16t front to slightly drop the rpm. Next tires will likely be more road focused however the standard tires are very good on the road if a little noisy. A short rear rack also on the list however limited options given the 21-23 model year… Subscribed to the channel and looking forward to seeing your future videos especially given the fantastic views of NE Scotland….Also looking forward to the high 90’s to low 60’s temp drop next week….. Ride safe…

@@Jewhiop Have a look at the Dunlop Mutants. Keeps the look but also great for handling and easily deals with heavy rain. There's a review of them on my channel, albeit on a wee Svartpilen. But you'll get the idea. Thanks for the sub 👍🏻

Oh aye. That takes up more time than the other three put together! 😂👍🏻

@@CampbellZeroOne I blame you for mine 😂

@@CodgerBiker That would make me an influencer... Better go tell Insta to sign me up 🤣

@@CampbellZeroOne Now that is a good point 👍👍

Glad that it helped to ease the pain a little Rick 😉

Hi Jamie. Yeah, it's a fun bike. Having fun fettling it at the moment. The song is called Train Ride by Alex Khem. I'm not sure if it's publicly available though. You'll need to try a Google search. I have an account with Epidemic Sound that I use to source all of the music for my videos and found it on there.

@@CampbellZeroOne thanks.

Aye, tee shirt should be arriving any day now 😉

It was perfect Gavin. No wind and the temperature was spot on whether we were on or off the bikes. Been absolutely $#!+€ ever since though 😂

Pretty much anywhere Antonio. Any tyre supplier will be able to source them for you if you ask. Try here for starters: www.mytyres.co.uk/rshop/tyre/Dunlop/Mutant/150-60-ZR17-TL--66W--Rear-wheel--M-S-marking--M-C/R-439039 Here are your sizes: Front 110/70 17 Rear 150/60 17

I'm sure that if it is just being used for short 'fun' journeys, you'll be more than satisfied with your purchase Dave. Getting out on the Streetfighter is always an event. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Hi there. This video will explain everything to you: ruclips.net/video/ncWie8QFPdM/видео.htmlsi=Cxrfj2cdOusNLZtI

If I had any input with the weather mate, I'd have sorted out something a bit better than we've got this week. What a waste of annual leave 🤦🏻‍♂️

That’s a shame, we are off next week, and are still hoping things will improve , at the moment it’s not looking great . Enjoy your rest mate , hopefully you’ll get out , at least you won’t have to mow the grass ( you’ve got a robot for that 😁🤣 posh bugger ) 😁👍

@wilswood8137 Valentino is the best investment I've ever made. He gives me so much extra free time through the summer months that he's paid for himself ten times over 🙂

@@CampbellZeroOne Valentino 🤣 46 ?

@@wilswood8137 Of course 😂👍🏼

Hi there JuneBug. If you watch this video from 2mins 35secs you'll see how they were doing after 3,000 miles :ruclips.net/video/YN4aNsT2iwI/видео.htmlsi=oyZdNf9LkSxAm-DK I did another 500 miles on them after that and they were still in pretty good shape apart from squaring off a little. In the end I had to change them ahead of schedule because I'm thinking about selling the bike.

Soooo many smart-ar$es out there in RUclips land 😂

@@CampbellZeroOne yep sorry 😁👍🏼

@@wilswood8137 😂

It would be easier and cheaper just to remove you from my subscribers list, eh! 😉😂

@@CampbellZeroOne Wouldn't be the first! I was being cancelled long before it became a thing! 💨💨💨💨💨 😂👍

@@CodgerBiker In all fairness, there isn't a baffle to remove. I think that the diameter and length of the twin pipes must be what is reducing the dB.

I'll save you from having to watch the previous fitment video John 😉😂 No! It's a good bit heavier than stock. But there's much more of it. The stock exhaust is just two short pipes and a thin bit of pressed metal shroud though. Unless (like me) you like the look of it, the Termi has no redeeming features other than getting itself up and out of the way if you plan to off-road or occasionally go through some water.

Nil difference. It sounds a tiny bit nicer on idle. Looks better (to some) and is a little more practical if you do happen to go off-road or through water. Other than that, it's heavier and less practical if you are going to be carrying luggage at any point. I wouldn't pay full price for this exhaust. I only went for it because I found it for £375 instead of £700+ If I wanted the best sound per buck I think I'd go with a Leo Vince.

So what you are really saying is that you want to watch me destroy a perfectly good motorcycle for your entertainment? 🤔😂😂

Hi Antonio. No, I was meaning the ratio of throttle roll to rpm. It feels as though you have to roll your wrist forwards and grab a lot of throttle in advance if you plan on going higher up the rev range. Well, compared to my other bikes it does at least. I guess that a smaller front sprocket would give me the feel that I'm looking for, but I need a work around for that pesky warning light first!

Yup. They are great in the rain for sure. Last pretty well too. I've been out wet -2⁰ roads during winter and had no issues with them.

Nope! 😂

Hi there @roadwarrior8560 In the end the rear was replaced at 3,500 miles/5,600km. It still had a little life left in it at that point and was mainly squared off. But I decided to put on a fresh Mutant as I'm going to be selling the bike. If you want to see what they were like at just over 3,000 miles watch this video from 2m 30secs: ruclips.net/video/YN4aNsT2iwI/видео.html I think I probably did another 300 miles or so on them after that before putting the bike away for winter.

It's in the post 😉😂

It's a fantastic bike for sure @BrandingBuff. But yes, it's pretty weird that in this day and age Ducati don't have the technology to work around this issue.

Yeah, it was stunning from end to end mate.

I don't have any plans to at the moment, pal. That's 'our time' if you know what I mean.

Is there such a thing? I may have to do a video on that...

@@CampbellZeroOne Good idea. Well there was in my case, though I never knew it. MZ! 😂👍

@@CodgerBiker Crack on mate. It'll be well into next week before I can get on a bike again.

@@CampbellZeroOne Torrential rain, flooding here just now. 🌧️🌧️🌧️🌧️⛈️

@@CodgerBiker Yup. Same here. Started yesterday afternoon and hadn't let up since. At least the tree pollen will have been washed off everything now. It was crazy around here. Everything was yellow 💛

Yeah, although saying that the postie looked a right grumpy old bar-steward 😂

@@CampbellZeroOne I could definitely do that then 👍👍

@@CodgerBiker 🫵🏻😉

Thanks @cicerobg It's the Held San Remo jacket. Quite inexpensive. Nice and casual with a built in membrane which will cope with a shower, although the outer gets wet and heavy. If you stay somewhere hot the lack of vents may be a problem though. Very comfortable. These guys do a nice thorough breakdown of the jacket: ruclips.net/video/ObYVSMdyYHQ/видео.htmlsi=_Ufwe212F8r6aY6P

This is where I bought them: vulturbike.com/en/2702-italian-tricolor-flag-stickers-for-ducati-streetfighter-v2-fins.html Other companies offer them too. Search 'Italian flag domed aero stickers Ducati Streetfighter V2'

Perfect temperature (in Scotland at least) for riding mate. Scored big time.

Thanks Alex. Have fun!

The air doesn't come up that far Marek. It doesn't make a huge difference and really is only a fly screen to stop insects from collecting behind the instrument binnacle. If you want something for touring you'll need to go for something larger.

Thanks for taking the time to comment Martin. I appreciate it 🙏🏻