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Hello brother. My question is unrelated to your video. I am wondering how and what you did to make the 1100 on the side panels red. I would love to do that to mine. Thank you for your time.

Going live while riding seems like such a great concept, however I could see the local police catching wind of me going live and know exactly where I am. It is hands free though...

My grandparents lived in Buffalo when I was young and we took many trips there. Still have a few family members there.

loved the video bro, they do complete the setup with the fairing. ride safely and enjoy your trip!

Looking good!! Nice work dude

Love the way motorcycles look without the mirrors. But... Avoiding death, so I'll rock the mirrors. Matches that fairing perfectly. Looking sharp. Have a safe trip!

The hand guards look good, and I like the idea of changing the mirrors to match the hand guards. Enjoy your trip and stay safe. ✌️

Have you adjusted the front shocks also? Im a bigger dude and am struggling to get them dialed in.

I'm an older Rider and I can tell you right now I learned right quick you don't just go jerking that throttle back, it's like a car you give it a little gas and go, you don't floorboard a car, don't floorboard a motorcycle. You will live to see the next day. 🤟GOD BLESS 🤟🇺🇲

Looks good dude. Looking forward to your continued success!

That helmet is awesome but the hoodie is slightly better. Looks good man!!!👍👍

I was wondering when I'd see a video from you! Merch looks good 😊

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Oh, and the sponsor bit made me laugh. Adding humor to a sponsor should be a must or at least the fact that you could stand by the product.

That looks really good on the Rebel. Nice work and "Mean" is a good description. Enjoy! 💪

Less than a month away from falling back an hour. Night rides at 5pm hahaha Cold night rides at 5pm I should say.

Never been on a bike b4, and I'm currently have bike fever. I'm trying to sign up for the MSF course but hesitant. I like the Rebel 1100 and the Fury. My friends tell me not to get those bikes because of my size.. But, I think for my first bike I would like the Rebel 1100t(manual)

Viking bags does not sell that model anymore for the 1100

Sorry I missed the update earlier I was packing up getting ready for the ride to Canaan Valley tomorrow morning. I'm hoping to get some great footage. The merch looks great

Maybe rename your video title if you're not going to show the setup.

I have the Corbin. Best Buy ever!

i want to do this with my stream and my bike what go pro are u using i want to start off with a cheap one i gotta get the full go pro set up first im thinking about getting the go pro hero 5 black

I see the Corbin seat has rivets underneath, do they scratch up the rear seat rail?

Not the chain; forgot the grease? (didn't see any in the video in the video..) The "spacers" rubbing on the peg..

Powerful and important message. You are helping more than you know for as long as this video stays up. Glad you did not go through with it and let this be a lesson to the many that read this and read through the other comments. Gotta keep pushing through and ask for help!!! Take care all.

burly fairing tall makes and looks your bike more bigger imo

She did SO good! I had anxiety just watching you guys when cars were close but you could hear the excitement from her and I’m so glad you guys had a good ride!

Just tossing this out there; The [action] camera is what's using the "Hotspot" to connect to your phone.. Then sending the video feed through the mobile data on your phone to RUclips/Internet. Sending Video over bluetooth is not great quality; so it uses the Wifi connection created by the "Hotspot" to do so..

In case anyone wonders, the stilettos work just as sweet on the 500 ;)

I like the look of the fairing. You may have to experiment with the height of the windshield. You can do something thinking you are improving it and end up with a lot of turbulence on your helmet. Good luck finding what fits you best.

What’s the actual number for these bags

Not necessarily a practical mod to the motorcycle. But maybe flashing the ecu and giving Us a review on it.

My baby was the same way when she first got on the back of my bike. It's natural for them to be afraid at first. But after that first successful ride. They can't wait to do it again. You were so patient. That's the key. Keep up the great work. Iceman. American Legion Rider

I had a big trunk and saddle bags on my bike and sometimes I fill it up with groceries and more. The groceries do not have to learn anything about leaning for me to ride the bike. They don't need to do anything. Just so long as they don't start intentionally leaning in the opposite direction from me everything will be fine.... and they will never do that. Passengers are the same. Just as long as they don't start leaning the opposite direction of the way you want to go you will be fine. Besides, once you learn how to counter steer you can overcome almost anything they can do. You have enough muscle in your arms to push the handlebars hard enough to overcome anything they can do on a turn. Telling a brand new rider they have to lean the right amount when you come to a curve puts too much fear in them because they imagine if they don't do it just right you will crash. Anyway, you guys are doing fine. Good video. I do admit that on a really light bike, like a 375 lb bike, a really bad passenger might be more of a problem.

Bike wave!!! 😂😂😂

Awesome!! Continual reassurance turned into FUN!!!!!

Time to get a 2up setup! As others have stated with the lean, just have her look through the turns with you, it will help to have the comms so you can communicate what’s happening or about to happen so she feels more prepared.

Yamaha shouldn't have dropped The Raider from production.

Looks like you gotta get a bigger bike or get Raven her own. She got it down though.

About 6 years ago I got a bike, again. My girlfriend's response was: 'I have always wondered what it's like', so I got her a helmet and on the back she went, gentle ride to the cinema, all good. Then on the way back we hit the empty motorway and I throttled it, I heard her scream and thought, 'yeah, that's the end of it now FFS!'. We got home, she clampered off the back, ripper her helmet off, stared at me me and said: ' NEVER again ! I want my OWN !'. She is now on her 3rd bike and loving life on her Street Triple.

She needs a bike of her own now, so she can see better 😅