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@@bfarm44 - Maybe for some….I’m sure there are people out there that find it useful. Since I use mine as a daily commuter I really don’t have a need for it so I get what you’re saying.

Below 620 miles the tachometer will flash at you when you hit a certain RPM telling you when you should shift for the break in period. After you hit 621 miles it will change the rpm at which the tach flashes to a higher rpm. You can then go in the system and customize when you want it to flash at you for a shift notification and then a hard redline. A quick shifter shifts the bike without you physically doing it. There is a software on the bike that needs to be unlocked by the dealer. I have always been a motocross guy so I’m used to shifting without the clutch but on street bikes I have always used mine….I’d rather be safe than sorry and not put unnecessary strain on the gear box. But I’m not certain….maybe someone smarter than I will chime in.

Not sure on exhaust….but I’ve seen quite a few people do a tune/air filter/exhaust upgrade all at the same time for maximum performance. A few options out there for sure.

I believe you should be able to. Congrats and enjoy.

I don’t mind mine….I’m not a fan of the 22 blue/orange and really don’t care for any of the 23 or 24 year models I’ve seen.

Thanks for the advice Russ…I’ve tried boosting the bass a little more in some of my newer tracks I’ve done as I’ve heard a few people say the same thing. My goal has sort of been ‘what would it be like if my bass part was the one actually used for the track’ hence why I try and blend it in and make it part of the overall song. But I get people want to hear the character of the instrument too, so I’m trying to accommodate. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks good Dr!

Carlo!! Thanks brother....see you soon my friend!

I do not have spools….I bought the type of stand that lifts from the swingarm…..

@@BassOnDrums I don’t see to find one that fits the rc Thank you!

This is similar to what I got….. a.co/d/iZzrbjD

got in Blue and Orange, looking great!

Thanks Rick….I’ll see what I can do!

The Lakland definitely has a punchier sound and not as ‘round’ sounding as the others. It sounded very good in a live mix though….

I haven’t had this cab in a long time. These cabs are no longer built and the speakers are unavailable now. There are newer cabs available now that get louder and go deeper than what this model could do so I would look elsewhere for sure.

@@BassOnDrums thank you!

I believe the body was Alder.....

Wish I could....just don't have the time...

I no longer had the bass but everything felt great on the neck.

In what ways??

Hey Jim. I know the parts are out there (exhaust, tail tidy etc) but I’m not going to do anything to mine. There is a RC 390 forum online that might give you some better info.

Hey ZL...small world!! I have never tried carrying a bass on the back....mine are all 34" scale instruments so I probably will never try either!

I have not been on a Duke.

I ended up doing the same thing….every now and then I’d turn some high RPM’s. I’ve had zero issues and I’m right at the 2000 mile mark now. I’d say just stay patient and enjoy the journey!

@@BassOnDrums thank you for that. It makes me feel better to know you've been good. That RC is a work of art. What did you pay for the 600 first service

@@thepessimisticoptimist9375 I think it was right around $300 or so. Based on my average riding mileage my next service will probably be in September….or if I get to 3750 miles first….not sure which one I’ll hit first but will probably be the September recommended service time.

@@BassOnDrums I appreciate all the info. I have a duke but the rc is beautiful. Mine more but lol thanks man

I ride it daily…but only about 15 minutes each way. No issues. I’ve done the occasional 45 or so minute rides on it and I’ve had no issues then either. And I’m usually riding with a backpack full of computer gear, lunch etc. The times I get to ride w/o the backpack I feel like I could go forever. It’s such a fun bike to ride.

I think it would be pretty hard on the back on a 150 mile ride (I’m older though) and so far I’ve had no reliability issues. I only have about 1800 miles on it. I have a 2 year warranty for it though so if something goes wrong I’m not too worried.

Enjoy!!

I’ve been able to ride mine pretty regularly this winter. We just had a big ice storm here in the Austin area so it’s been about a week since I’ve ridden. Should be good to go again for the next few days though…

@@BassOnDrums Yea I took delivery of my RC390 two weeks ago and had to shovel a path from the dealer trailer to the garage haha, I enjoyed your video and it gave me some things to look out for when I can start riding this thing

@@natesmith3717 - Cool! I’m about to do one more video on it now that I’m getting closer to 2,000 miles. It’s such a fun motorcycle to ride. Just enough motor to let you carve through traffic, feels like it’s on rails in corners and I feel the best looking bike in the 300-400 cc class. Hope you get to ride yours soon!!

Thanks! I no longer have this bass…but I did enjoy it. I wanted to have something custom made but in order to do so I had to sell this one.

This is the only newer street bike I have ridden. Can’t compare to anything else.

Thanks Andy

Ok….

Hey Erik….I sold this rig quite a few years ago but yes, it could. It could get very loud and sounded good too.

@@BassOnDrums Perfect! I made the mistake of buying a PF series 800 watt Ampeg rig and have been very dissatisfied with it, so now I have a Hartke LH1000 w/ HD410 so I'm hoping this rig will be much much more reliable than my previous rig.

Yeah, I’m not really concerned about how it sounds…for those who do I guess there’s always aftermarket stuff.

@@BassOnDrums I'm still getting one this spring but the sound part is saddening... and the valve problems.

Cool….mine has been great so far. I guess it’s a good thing they come with a 2 year warranty in case something comes up.

Nice!!

A good question. I have a half cover for mine so when I’m parked at work it is covered and I keep it in the garage at home. I will probably keep this bike a couple of years and then I might buy some type of 600cc at that point. Hopefully it holds up…

@@BassOnDrums Sweet. I'm subscribed to find out! will be back in two years lol cya

@@BassOnDrums also, would love to see a night ride! to see how bright the headlights are and screen

@@bmar916 - I’m working on getting a GoPro and see if I can record a couple of rides.

They will do the valves and everything on my 3rd service. For the first service they did an oil change and all fluids…checked over all hoses, clamps etc and made sure all bolts were properly torqued. They also did a diagnostic with the computer system to make sure all was good. I’ve got the service recorded somewhere…