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honestly... no clue. imo beyond a basic decent level all engine oils are pretty good and the difference negligible as far as my usage is concerned. Changing oil regularly is probably more important in the long run.

all good things come to an end... paves the way for new good things!! :-)

the new version has the back zipper now... it is super convenient. hopefully soft mesh bag as well in the next version

Sure, if the relay is such that the switch inside gets activated regardless of the polarity of the control/switch current then it will work as well

not needed. fuel will not leak, only whatever is in the pipe section

This was a temporary ChipOnBoard led light strip to test the concept. Replaced with a more focused led having a reflector enclosure similar to DRLs in cars. Also it is best to switch on low/high beam when there is snow/fog/rain/dust. DRLs are no substitute in such conditions ofcourse.

Is there a WD-40 throttle body cleaner? If you mean the regular degreaser then definitely not. I use Wurth carb and injector cleaner (www.industrybuying.com/cleaners-wuerth-AU.AU.CL.597391/) but you need to reconnect the fuel line and fuel pump power, start the engine and go full throttle while you spray it into the throttle body.

Let me add that if you are going to disassemble and remove the throttle body then cleaning with wd-40 should not be a problem, but while its on the engine block I am not sure if letting wd-40 enter the cylinder and fuel injector head is a good idea.

Any way to extend the tube? With the current setup to IV bottle and fuel the bike? The tank can stay where it is...

There is a 3M throttle body cleaner. But not sure if it can be used to clean while it's on the engine block.

@@MaheshKrishnav ruclips.net/video/mvUN8sTlPC4/видео.html Yeah its not meant to be used while the throttle body is on the engine block.

Tx!! Yeah, was not very fluent with video production then... Learning :-)

Gracias Marcelo!! I am really glad it was helpful :-)

Do you mean real time soldering and prep footage? Its very tedious viewing and no fun to either watch or edit ;-) However I essentially did the following: - Remove battery & sd card - Open up the casing - (ruclips.net/video/uFARw2gj7oU/видео.html) - Carefully remove lcd screen and ribbon cable connecting it to the mainboard - Remove the top button module and remote control module ribbon cable - Extract the mainboard out by removing the screws that attach the lens to the mainboard - Desolder the mic and speaker - Route 4 wires from a cat5 cable via the plastic casing small grill at the bottom and solder them to the mic and speaker points - Put everything back and close casing Preparing the super small usb power connector was a bit tricky but I basically cut out one from an existing usb cable and slid out the internal plastic holder with the actual usb pins. I then sanded the outer metal shield till it was small enough to sit slightly proud when inserted into the camera. Also cut the plastic slider with the pin connections to size match the outer metal shield and solder the leftmost and rightmost pins to two wires from the cat5 cable to supply power. Since I made this video I ended up gutting this camera in an accident and plan to do it again on my replacement camera. However since I am not actually making any vlogs I haven't got around to doing it yet. If I do I will make some more detailed videos.

yes i mean soldering and all. i dont watch videos for fun. i watch to learn. i have 2 of these m20 cameras and i want to use a external mic. so if you will revisit this hack and do a video on the hole process. would be great.

Nguyen Tu Anh , i cut one out of a usb cable and then sanded it down to a very short profile. It took a bit of effort and trial and error.

Allen Mongado i keep it on all the time... a but of warming up is expected but the waterproof casing does lead to more heating. i have never had any issues with overheating but never really used it in peak summer yet... i mostly ride at night in the summers to beat the heat

enRAGEd I usually use it on mornings and evenings. 5days a week. I just don't want it to be that warm everytime I use it.

So, do we need add a cooling system on waterproof case? Attach a piece of cooling pad same as between CPU & CPU cooler of PC or copper pad on the chip set cover. Bring out a copper wire, connect to small cooler under the case...

Vicente Motociclista thanks :-)

ruclips.net/video/uFARw2gj7oU/видео.html

enRAGEd : thank you sir...

Absolutely. Once when I had to travel for an extended period I actually setup the m20 in my car hooked up to a usb charger connected to a fully charged small 2-wheeler battery and left it on motion detect mode and it worked perfectly well as a temporary security camera!!

tx Amogh :-)

Suraj Kumar, I learnt clutchless shifting over time mostly by first understanding the theory and then lots and lots of practice. I must warn you that initially you will be screwing up the shifts that will result in rattling/false neutrals/rev jumping/wheel slipping. I still screw up once in a while if I am not paying attention. So remember its entirely your responsibility how safely you acquire this skill. This is imo a good video showing the basics very well - ruclips.net/video/8DZnZRRHCNc/видео.html Most others involve slight clutching to slip the gear and i prefer not to use clutch at all. Also note i use the clutch to shift from 2->1 since I am unable to reliably shift down clutchless on my duke 390 from 2->1 So you will need to spend enough time and practice till you get it right for your bike... all the best! and ride safe!!

enRAGEd thank you for replying, it will be a awesome skill to acquire

yeah if u post a link in the comment it automatically goes for review... Will be putting up a couple of more videos as soon as I get a chance to edit them together.

yeah..i just noticed that. Awaiting next videos. .. subbed ;) where u from ??

currently based in Bangalore...

enRAGEd awesome...

Update: credit given :-)

Alston Gomes :-) very few ideas are truly original... but the fun is in the details :-D

Guess what... I found a straight adaptation of my video/system and it was sad to see no mention of my video. ruclips.net/video/XdDMt669SA4/видео.html :-(

rshnvid I have added a photo at the end of the video showing the breakup of the links... you can arrange the links exactly as I have shown in the photo and link them up leaving them a little loose. Then clip it onto the helmet mount and twist appropriately to get the correct orientation for your helmet and tighten the links up. Hope this helps.

+sonytony18 i forgot to inform u that i figured it out the same day.....however i would thank u for ur reply on this....sorry for the trouble....thanx again..✌️️🙂

SHAUN ROBERTS, I had considered doing the exact same thing... the only reason i did not was in my head the mount point would be contending with multiple forces - snap on/off & rotational adjustment. i just wasnt sure if the 3M tape would be strong enough but it definitely is... :-)

as long as you use the same surface mount. in my case it was the rounded 3m mount. it's pretty strong.

also raised the camera level high enough that i can peek at the lcd screen to see if whatever it's doing. convenient when operating without remote or phone.

parasu kannan i picked up motostore.co/featured/17114-sjcam-accessories-replacement-kit.html for extra links.

Thanks :-) I have never owned a GoPro so can't say for sure... the clips from one may not mate with the clip base of the other but you can always swap them using the thumb screws. I believe the screws and the locking fingers are completely compatible.

+Anwar Hussain Yup... the flaw in choosing an inappropriate mount point is not unique to jcmoto. All frame sliders using them will not provide decent protection in the eventuality of a lowside crash. I have temporarily fixed it by inserting a strong steel bar cut to size with holes at the right points to connect the weaker mount points to the stronger central lug and its holding pretty well.