@@smirnaft Yeah that makes sense I guess. I suppose you don't actually need a digital speedo if GPS does it for you. Makes going through our lovely Dutch trajectory speed control sections on our highway a bit easier.
@@retroll66 not only will the GPS show you when you are speeding in a specific area. It will also warn you when you enter a controlled section and calculate your average speed within that section.
My typical gear on the RT would consist of my Stadler pants which are GoreTex and a D-Dry Dainese touring jacket, both do a good job of keeping me dry and comfortably warm. My favorite boots are Daytona Road Star GTX. Very durable and water resistant Mid season Richa gloves and an extra Hevik glove that go over them when it is really raining hard. My favorite helmet would be my Shoei Neotec II closely followed by the SHoei GT Air. The RT itself does a pretty good job of protecting you against the elements. So you can get away with more comfortable riding gear than you typically would on other motorcycles. The Heated seat and grips also help when it gets really cold in winter.
Nice smooth ride, I love my RT and also commute on it daily :)
Thanks for sharing, nice ride. very nice seeing some of your country from a good riders view. "Australia"
FANTASTIC VIEDO. PERFECT ENGINE SOUND
Amazing🎉! Good sound!
Just ride, that’s the spirit. What year is your bike?
It is a 2010
Very nice video and good audio with no wind noise at all!
what windscreen is this? it looks like Isotta!
I’m glad you like it. It is a Wunderlich touring screen. It’s a little bigger than standard, but I can easily look over it without any wind buffeting.
Currently looking to buy a 2011 model. Of course it has an analog speedometer, but can you also see your speed on the digital screen?
@@retroll66 no, you can not. I tend to check my speed on the gps rather than on the speedometer if I’m honest.
@@smirnaft Yeah that makes sense I guess. I suppose you don't actually need a digital speedo if GPS does it for you. Makes going through our lovely Dutch trajectory speed control sections on our highway a bit easier.
@@retroll66 not only will the GPS show you when you are speeding in a specific area. It will also warn you when you enter a controlled section and calculate your average speed within that section.
What riding gear do you use for typical Belgian weather?
My typical gear on the RT would consist of my Stadler pants which are GoreTex and a D-Dry Dainese touring jacket, both do a good job of keeping me dry and comfortably warm.
My favorite boots are Daytona Road Star GTX. Very durable and water resistant
Mid season Richa gloves and an extra Hevik glove that go over them when it is really raining hard.
My favorite helmet would be my Shoei Neotec II closely followed by the SHoei GT Air.
The RT itself does a pretty good job of protecting you against the elements. So you can get away with more comfortable riding gear than you typically would on other motorcycles.
The Heated seat and grips also help when it gets really cold in winter.