2:34 I have actually ridden to church wearing a 2 piece leather race suit, gauntlets, race boots etc. Might as well go straight for ride afterwards instead of going home to change first. The Lord does not judge, although Susan from the parish council sure did.
I wear an evs compression shirt in the Texas heat. The hard armor isn’t “made for abrasion resistance” but... it works. I put a shirt over it so I don’t look full insane. End up kinda looking like a hockey player. But it keeps me from having a heat stroke. Also the back protector holds a drinking pack!
@@hvymtal8566 here in Dallas I've seen it as high as 105 and thats just heat, not factoring heat generated by road traffic or the heat rising off the pavement. 105 at 60 MPH feels WAYYYYY different than 105 at a dead stop in bumper to bumper. I've nearly passed out twice
@@mattthemotoguy1947 true... My car temperature gauge read 109 once and I couldn't wait for the a.c. to crank up..still ended up with wet shirt and waist after 20 mins. I love This time of winter 😒
I honestly think he has the most polished, well scripted, and well presented videos on youtube. Every single video is a joy, even ones for bikes or subjects that don't interest me that much :)
Ryan I have an idea for a new video series: A series where you test an old-school motorcycle vs its modern counterpart. Examples could be: Old dual sport vs new dual sport (like the old DRZ and KLR 650 vs the most trending modern bikes in those categories). It could also be old Supersports vs new ones, or old Naked bikes vs new etc. I am personally very reserved when it comes to buying new bikes, since purchase is sky high like an expensive night out, and then depreciation hits you like a bad hangover. Furthermore, I often find myself struggling with finding the increasing appeal of many modern bikes, relative to what they offer over older generations in regards to pure bike-for-money factor. I'd never get a new 600 over a bike from 2-3 generations ago. Prices are ever increasing, but is technology and development following suit? I'd love to see your take on this topic! Greetings from Europe, loving all your work :)
This could be pretty interesting. Like the famous CR500 2-stroke, fearsome machine for sure, but a modern 450cc 4t or a 300cc 2t breaks out the same horsepower and more torque at stock.
All the new bikes have ABS, that alone is worth the premium. My 2018 gsxs750 also has traction control, which is pretty handy in winter or in heavy rain for peace of mind.
I've been doing research and watching motorcycle videos for the past couple of years, I intend on taking an MSF course this year at 46. This was the most informative video I've seen yet on gear. Thank-you!
Ryan I so appreciate your style of humor and creating videos. I never miss one. They make me laugh out loud, and of course are very informative. Thanks for who you are and keep up the good work!
Sounds like part of the dopest rap verse of the decade. "So the F-C-C won't let me be or let me be me so let me see, think I'm gonna join the ATGATTKGB"
In my country, you're mostly forced to wear normal white clothes or you'd probably be melted during city commutes. So, gears like these is only for when you're gonna travel for long distances at a moderately high speed. And at that point, color doesn't really matter...
While black soaks heat worse than lighter colors, it also radiates it better. Hence, Lockheed painted the SR71 black and a lot of people keep painting their car radiators - although the second doesn't really have that great of an effect, as car coolers cool through convection, not radiation.
@@zibingotaeam3716 Tried wearing black t-shirt vs white in summer heat, this black thing burns crazy. Tried painting surface in white, red, grey and black. During summer noon temperatures were as follows: white 45 red 52 grey 65 black 72. I'm done with black cars and black summer riding gear.
it does seem quite slly indeed , though white may be nerdy it is so much wiser to wear it for cooling and also visability .But blac is tacticool , companies sell more clothes if they are black and companies need to make proffit , so we are stuck with it untill reason prevails over social pressure .Bucle up , black is here to stay .
For me, the best riding pants for hot days is the Trilobite Dual, at least when I'm going somewhere on the bike and not just riding for fun. It let's you unzip the bottom half of the leg, so when you arrive, you're basically just wearing normal cargo shorts. It's comfy on the bike too, and it has Kevlar on knees and bottom, as well as armor pockets, which I filled with Seesmart.
Would love to see your take on affordable airbag vests. Here at my driving school in Germany they have them and require us to wear them. The co2 cartridge is replaceable so unless the airbag is damaged, it can be used over and over again. Triggered by a tug line. Or even a full out comparison video with the myth busters like tests. Hope you all had a great Canada day! I sure continued celebrating though in Germany.
@@synomschulz2209 es hat auch keiner etwas von einer allgemeinen Pflicht geredet. Ich hab auch so eine airbag weste tragen müssen beim Fahren weil es die Fahrschule vorschreibt
I have the A-stars airbag vest that zips into your jacket. It kills the airflow because it's basically a plastic bubble around you, but I do feel safer in it having read people's experiences online. I don't wear it when riding locally at inner-city speeds on hot days, but if the temperature is low, it's a nice safety + insulation layer.
Been wearing the field armor 👕 since I seen your video and my mesh was too hot in Texas Summer, prob about a month now. It is game changing and amazing. I can't say 1 negative thing about it, highly recommend! It's like wearing nothing at all, but I feel so much more protected than just my spine guard. Just a heads up: I'm 5'10" 165lbs, average build. I ordered a medium and like how it fits.
I don‘t know if I already said this to you: But your clips are real pearls of YT. I follow plenty of bike channels, but your clips, your way to present your different themes, with your ironic humor is outstanding. Thanks for your work. And, please don‘t stop! I am always hooked in your channel when I have enough of all the other clips about bikes on YT. Like wellness ;)
I don't get how all of his 250+ videos are all really high quality, super informative, and have their own spin/theme on them. This man is a genius Edit: It was pointed out to me that the editing and ideas crew probably has a part to do in the high quality of these videos too, should out all involved in making them.
Yeah. Going to need something like this. I was in a minor motorcycle wreck yesterday, and my currently-bandaged elbows and knees would be thanking me today had I had some on.
Great tips! I have been riding with a motocross mesh armor “jacket” jacket for years. You can find them for under $100 if you look in the right places and even though the hard plastic armor isn’t flexible, it works excellent in a crash and then you get to look like mad max
I found this quilted i think model fiber vest in a cheap basket. You soak it in water and it keeps you cool for a few hrs. I love it. Keep your finger off that TRIGGER!!!!
Might wanna check out Bohn riding armor. They have a cool mesh that flows air well and I've crash tested it, saved my right leg from the knee down. I'm NOT a salesman just a convinced user.
Love your vids. always very informative, always very entertaining, and you never sound like a boring fool just reading what they were told to on a spread sheet. On top of this you always research and test the qualities of something rather than just reading them out. Thank you for uploading these amazing videos.
Moose armoured mesh long sleeve shirt with a S&S full kevlar jersey overtop. Combined the two garments offer excellent protection and the breeze does get through.
My favored riding pants for hot summer days are the Assero Tropical Motorcycle Pants. Looks like jeans, is actually 1000D cordura, and lets the air through. Designed for northern Thailand. I've actually gone down in them, in Thailand, at around 30mph, and they're none the worse for wear, and neither am I.
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Hey hey! great and informative video as always Ryan. Will check those Scorpion jeans, they look awesome and you convinced me with the kevlar point. That said I would add something to your open helmet advice... if anyone wants to ride an open helmet with no visor, chances are that you can collect bees and hornets in your rides...and from my own experiences, it makes the ride quite interesting in the wrong way :P I have suffered this issue (and the collateral stings) 3 times (2 in Spain, 1 in Australia). One of them inside my jacket when the bee got in through the space between my neck and the jacket all the way to my clavicle, the other two inside my helmet which, in both cases, the bee managed to crawl all the way to my ear using my sunnies. I love to ride with the visor up but...even with glasses, take into account that it brings some risks. Ride safe!
I may have nailed that one first try. For whatever reason, I find the long and complicated bits easier to deliver. Then I'll waste 10 takes screwing up "Hello, I'm RyanF9."
You know, my bike almost got stolen just before Xmas and even though she is currently off the road, and watching these video's bitterly depresses me because I want to ride.....Ryan is just too damn entertaining!
Like others said, Knox Urbane Pro is CE compliant. Would love to see a comparison between these two or even a “lab” test. Don’t know why, I feel you missed a nice opportunity to feature the Urbane Pro in this video. Awesome channel, please upload more videos! I need my fix.
Please, do a episode on All Year Gear for around the world travelers. I feel like, I have not other choice than buying Revit or Klim 2000$ Sets. Is there a Budget option without a big compromise?
As usual, great video Ryan. Can you please,please,please do a review on the Honda Pacific Coast 800 ? I know it's a very rare bike,and only 14 000 were made worldwide,and i'm one of the lucky owners. Kind regards and greetings out of South Africa.
I wore an Alpinestars perforated leather jacket over a wifebeater in the dry LA heat and was comfortable enough. But it felt so good to ride in just a t-shirt and sunglasses.
That Icon riding shirt is crap. It doesn’t matter if there is Kevlar in spots that matter. LOL, it’s sown to basic polyester or other crap fabric and those pads/Kevlar will rip right off exposing your skin. Wearing an outside layer is a must with that shirt and you better make sure that outside layer isn’t just a jersey
Armor tops are only as good as the material and stitch work holding the armor together. The issue is that on the street, pavement tends to pull and tear the layer in the opposite direction that you are going. Armor is only good for initial impact and even then it can move and expose your body to unwanted forces. The best solution is a well fitted jacket that uses mesh in specific areas to keep you cool but doesn’t compromise in areas that take the most tearing force and keeps the armor in position on initial impact.
With surprising air flow for summer desert travel I wear a Klim Kodiak pant, all other seasons I zip those up tight. Summer I leave the jacket @ home and put on Alpine Stars A-10 full chest protection & Fox Titan D30 elbow armour that runs down to my wrists. All of it over a breathable long-sleeved T. Sure I look freaky-deaky to anyone who hasn't attempted near earth orbit launch off a motorcycle, but all that airflow is wonderfully realxing.
I really like the look of the armored shirt, and I totally buy the logic of how the armor can work and be missed by the standards (those being a kind of lowest common denominator). Apparently, these are not available, so I contacted ICON, and received a help response, that these will once again be in stock come mid-August.
I thought the same, Schoolboy error ! All the non US countries in the world don’t see the benefit of shooting each other, the fools ! We don’t have any practise of trigger discipline. Don’t need it. Don’t need shooter drills in schools either. What are we thinking !? 🤦♂️
@@nickc6882 Your probably never going to get shot at if you are in america and also places like Britain have a insane amount of knife attacks. A lot of Americans also don't know trigger discipline themselves. It is very important to know trigger discipline also if you are using a real gun or a airsoft gun since you could hurt someone or could break something you like.
Bought my Joe Rocket Phoenix 13 this year... Game changer. Highly recommend. Got it from Fortnine... tons of air coming through, good armor, and abrasion resistance where it counts. Also has a nice Rain liner just in case.
Sorry to say, but through all my years of riding, the best jacket I have found for hot weather is my light weight, very open weave Harley jacket with elbow, shoulder and back armor. I live in Louisiana and even on the hottest days I can wear it on or off the bike. It cost under $200.
Ryan, I have two words for you: Trigger Safety. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNLESS YOU'RE READY TO SHOOT! Points added for using a gun as a prop for your video adding to the cool factor. Points deducted for neglecting the #1 rule in gun safety. Otherwise a great video. Keep 'em coming.
Retro Amateur Africa twin and squidding can never coexist like KLR and drag race or Vstrom and bike nights :) that AFrica twin scenario must be a theft in progress lol of course I am exaggerating a bit :)
Good video, as always. I learnt my lessons the hardway in my 20s whils riding in Thailand. However, I live in The Cayman Islands where the cagers are the worst drivers I've ever come across - riding here in anything less than full protection is not really an option for somebody who doesn't work a desk. I wear Rev It Air 3 Jacket and Pants, Alpine Star summer gloves, and Sedici Street ankle boots. My helmet is a Sedici Strada II. My riding temperature range is 24-29C in winter and 28-37C in summer - I have mostly white gear to reflect heat away. Overall protection is good, weight is low, ventilation effective, and if standing around I sweat about as much as I would in my veterinary scrubs. I wear a hiking base layer and boxer shorts beneath the gear and change when I get to work. I'm never grossly sweaty. As speeds below sustained 45mph I have my helmet cracked just a little and lift the visor fully only when stationary. Above 30mph the ventilation generally is good enough whilst above 50mph the helmet feels nice and cool. Overall, this protection cost me about 1200us and I am happy from a comfort, range of motion, price, and safety POV.
Hi Ryan and commenters - some alternatives to look into: Knox urbane pro, and resurgence pekev jeans. I'm surprised you didn't mention the former, it has abrasion protection rating!
I got a pair of the Scorpion pants, and they suck so much. They're so baggy that there's no chance the knee padding would actually stay on your knees in an accident, and the knee pads pockets are on your upper shins. It's a "one size fits most" failure.
Awesome video I live in 100 percent humidity in the summer and being a squid is pretty much a “I have to” kinda thing. I’m definitely gonna check that Icon shirt
Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of stuff that’s covered by these videos I care about, but I watch the ones about products and motorcycles I don’t give a shit about because they’re all super entertaining. By far best motorcycle content. Way better than revzilla.
a good sunglass that is perfect for motorcyclists is Flying Eyes Optics I use them when flying with those big ass head sets and its a game changer in comfort.
2:34
I have actually ridden to church wearing a 2 piece leather race suit, gauntlets, race boots etc. Might as well go straight for ride afterwards instead of going home to change first. The Lord does not judge, although Susan from the parish council sure did.
Susan is the reason I don't go to church...
It's only what's on the inside that counts. So sad for Susan.
I've worn a suit to church 🤷♂️
@Allie X LOL!
*Karen
I wear an evs compression shirt in the Texas heat. The hard armor isn’t “made for abrasion resistance” but... it works. I put a shirt over it so I don’t look full insane. End up kinda looking like a hockey player. But it keeps me from having a heat stroke. Also the back protector holds a drinking pack!
Hey, if it is actually hard-ish pads itll do
What temperatures you are dealing with?
@@planed1978 Depending on which part of Texas, temps over 100F/38C are the norm for summer. Or so I'm told, I live a couple states up
@@hvymtal8566 here in Dallas I've seen it as high as 105 and thats just heat, not factoring heat generated by road traffic or the heat rising off the pavement. 105 at 60 MPH feels WAYYYYY different than 105 at a dead stop in bumper to bumper. I've nearly passed out twice
@@mattthemotoguy1947 true... My car temperature gauge read 109 once and I couldn't wait for the a.c. to crank up..still ended up with wet shirt and waist after 20 mins. I love This time of winter 😒
These vides are so good, I could literally watch him talk about a loaf of bread and still watch lol
Original
I honestly think he has the most polished, well scripted, and well presented videos on youtube. Every single video is a joy, even ones for bikes or subjects that don't interest me that much :)
Came to say essentially the same thing.
Yea right same here, he's the best thing since sliced bread. :》
Not only are squids people too, back in the Naval 80's, that was also an enlisted fellow sailor.
Ryan I have an idea for a new video series: A series where you test an old-school motorcycle vs its modern counterpart. Examples could be:
Old dual sport vs new dual sport (like the old DRZ and KLR 650 vs the most trending modern bikes in those categories). It could also be old Supersports vs new ones, or old Naked bikes vs new etc.
I am personally very reserved when it comes to buying new bikes, since purchase is sky high like an expensive night out, and then depreciation hits you like a bad hangover. Furthermore, I often find myself struggling with finding the increasing appeal of many modern bikes, relative to what they offer over older generations in regards to pure bike-for-money factor. I'd never get a new 600 over a bike from 2-3 generations ago. Prices are ever increasing, but is technology and development following suit? I'd love to see your take on this topic!
Greetings from Europe, loving all your work :)
This could be pretty interesting. Like the famous CR500 2-stroke, fearsome machine for sure, but a modern 450cc 4t or a 300cc 2t breaks out the same horsepower and more torque at stock.
That would be unfair. There is no bike in the world that could hold a candle to my 1988 Honda XR600R.
@@BigBeardBuilds What about a 1988 Honda XR600R? Lol
All the new bikes have ABS, that alone is worth the premium. My 2018 gsxs750 also has traction control, which is pretty handy in winter or in heavy rain for peace of mind.
Great idea! I think you'll enjoy one of our upcoming videos. ~RF9
The worst part about a new F9 video is knowing you now have to wait for another one
The worst part about a FortNine video is watching it
The worstes part about a F9 video when you watching and do not understend 80% of saing 😕@@robertsandiford6223
@@robertsandiford6223 based
@@robertsandiford6223 The worst part about your comment is reading it.
@@aleks_ivanov That worst part about you is that you exist.
Just banter buddy, don't freak out : )
This guy makes laugh and learn at the same time. That's a gift.
"Squids are people, too."
Fun things to say to non-moto people.
I'm in the niche category of Splatoon player, Motorcycle Rider, where I agree to this on multiple levels.
Squids are turds. Give them a book.
🦑
or discuss the discord between the squid people and the ATGATTKGB
Until they become roadkill
I've been doing research and watching motorcycle videos for the past couple of years, I intend on taking an MSF course this year at 46. This was the most informative video I've seen yet on gear. Thank-you!
*Was watching an old fortnine video* “oh, a new fortnine video!”
Me too. Was watching Husqvarna Vitpilen 701 video )
@@borodinski8960 haha ikr..
Same here.
Ryan I so appreciate your style of humor and creating videos. I never miss one. They make me laugh out loud, and of course are very informative. Thanks for who you are and keep up the good work!
“Im not in the ATGATTKGB” 😂
Blyatfull
All The Gear All The Time, what does KGB mean
Sounds like part of the dopest rap verse of the decade. "So the F-C-C won't let me be or let me be me so let me see, think I'm gonna join the ATGATTKGB"
Oskar Krogsgård the KGB was the Soviet Union’s equivalent to the CIA back in the Cold War.
@@SirSpinalColumn I am aware of that, but i dont see how it relates to atgatt
I cannot believe fortnine just reference The Room 6:14
MADE MY WEEK!!!
Was literally just about to comment on this
Does anybody think that having light summer gear in black color is weird and non-practical???
In my country, you're mostly forced to wear normal white clothes or you'd probably be melted during city commutes.
So, gears like these is only for when you're gonna travel for long distances at a moderately high speed. And at that point, color doesn't really matter...
While black soaks heat worse than lighter colors, it also radiates it better. Hence, Lockheed painted the SR71 black and a lot of people keep painting their car radiators - although the second doesn't really have that great of an effect, as car coolers cool through convection, not radiation.
@@zibingotaeam3716 Tried wearing black t-shirt vs white in summer heat, this black thing burns crazy.
Tried painting surface in white, red, grey and black. During summer noon temperatures were as follows:
white 45
red 52
grey 65
black 72.
I'm done with black cars and black summer riding gear.
I bought the icon shirt cause I’m a squid and it’s hot out. It does get hot at stop lights it’s super nice everywhere else. It really breathes
it does seem quite slly indeed , though white may be nerdy it is so much wiser to wear it for cooling and also visability .But blac is tacticool , companies sell more clothes if they are black and companies need to make proffit , so we are stuck with it untill reason prevails over social pressure .Bucle up , black is here to stay .
For me, the best riding pants for hot days is the Trilobite Dual, at least when I'm going somewhere on the bike and not just riding for fun. It let's you unzip the bottom half of the leg, so when you arrive, you're basically just wearing normal cargo shorts. It's comfy on the bike too, and it has Kevlar on knees and bottom, as well as armor pockets, which I filled with Seesmart.
Would love to see your take on affordable airbag vests. Here at my driving school in Germany they have them and require us to wear them. The co2 cartridge is replaceable so unless the airbag is damaged, it can be used over and over again. Triggered by a tug line.
Or even a full out comparison video with the myth busters like tests.
Hope you all had a great Canada day! I sure continued celebrating though in Germany.
Wo wohnst du bitte?In Deutschland gibt es keine Pflicht Airbag westen in der Fahrschule zu tragen
Airbag vests use argon gas, CO2 is not fast enough and also unstable.
@@synomschulz2209 hab auch noch nie davon gehört. Ich muss nur eine Reflektorveste tragen damit ich als Fahrschüler besser erkannt werde.
@@synomschulz2209 es hat auch keiner etwas von einer allgemeinen Pflicht geredet. Ich hab auch so eine airbag weste tragen müssen beim Fahren weil es die Fahrschule vorschreibt
I have the A-stars airbag vest that zips into your jacket. It kills the airflow because it's basically a plastic bubble around you, but I do feel safer in it having read people's experiences online. I don't wear it when riding locally at inner-city speeds on hot days, but if the temperature is low, it's a nice safety + insulation layer.
Been wearing the field armor 👕 since I seen your video and my mesh was too hot in Texas Summer, prob about a month now. It is game changing and amazing. I can't say 1 negative thing about it, highly recommend! It's like wearing nothing at all, but I feel so much more protected than just my spine guard.
Just a heads up: I'm 5'10" 165lbs, average build. I ordered a medium and like how it fits.
Ahh, came back from a good ride and lo and behold, new FortNine video pops up! This is the life right here!
Thank you for getting lo and behold correct.
Same and I was thinking I would need some more ventilated pants
I don‘t know if I already said this to you: But your clips are real pearls of YT. I follow plenty of bike channels, but your clips, your way to present your different themes, with your ironic humor is outstanding.
Thanks for your work. And, please don‘t stop! I am always hooked in your channel when I have enough of all the other clips about bikes on YT.
Like wellness ;)
I don't get how all of his 250+ videos are all really high quality, super informative, and have their own spin/theme on them. This man is a genius
Edit: It was pointed out to me that the editing and ideas crew probably has a part to do in the high quality of these videos too, should out all involved in making them.
Shout out to his production and writing crew too- I bet they work really hard for this content and deserve a wink.
It's amazing that what's essentially a retailer advertisement channel has the highest quality content on all of RUclips.
Yeah. Going to need something like this. I was in a minor motorcycle wreck yesterday, and my currently-bandaged elbows and knees would be thanking me today had I had some on.
That trigger finger tho! Safety is mentioned in the title. One could say I'm... :D
LOL
You're what?
Trigger Discipline!!! Thx :)
Meh, he’s Canadian.... airsoft rifle. Lol
I was thinking the exact same thing. Checked the comments to see if anyone else noticed that too
Great tips! I have been riding with a motocross mesh armor “jacket” jacket for years. You can find them for under $100 if you look in the right places and even though the hard plastic armor isn’t flexible, it works excellent in a crash and then you get to look like mad max
The calamari racing team appreciates your tribute
Clever!!
I don't even ride a bike but love this guys cool relaxed delivery so much I'm addicted...
As someone who has recently picked up riding off road i want to say thank you ryan. Also love from Australia
Just like being a kid again, ain’t it? :)
Im not even a bike rider but the content is entertaining
Although i do kinda wanna get a dirt bike to ride at my dad's friends farm
I just asked a Australian biker how to stay cool in British summers because we just had a heatwave at 29c 😆
@@EpicAdamMotovlogs 29c mate thats a wonderful day down here maybe a bit chilly lol
Decently protective top and bottom with good ventilation for a combined $500 is legitimately brilliant! Amazing work from Icon and Scorpion there.
Has Ryan finally been hitting gym lately ?
Or his bike is giving him a hard time 😁
Looks like a malnourished girly man, but hey, he has the best content. Gym? Nah man.
Neo Smith you seem like a great person
@@rhino2348Many would agree with you yes.
2:55 he's been hitting the bong lately
He certainly looks a bit more fit, my guess is he's been working out, either at home or gym.
scrotum panicking: melting? 150?
me: whelp, Kevlar it is! I got you, little buddy
I found this quilted i think model fiber vest in a cheap basket. You soak it in water and it keeps you cool for a few hrs. I love it. Keep your finger off that TRIGGER!!!!
How many comments about trigger-control can we get? Also, Dude has been working out. Great vid.
That finger triggered my attention within nanoseconds.
Found the (although firearm responsible) Americans.
@@Valks-22 I don't know how I feel about that statement lol
@@rucker69
Nor do I, but at least they understand we can be responsib-
I mean they. -shit, they've found me out-
@@aldoa337 me too - although I'm nearly sure it's a BB gun, trigger discipline is always important
Might wanna check out Bohn riding armor. They have a cool mesh that flows air well and I've crash tested it, saved my right leg from the knee down. I'm NOT a salesman just a convinced user.
Love your vids. always very informative, always very entertaining, and you never sound like a boring fool just reading what they were told to on a spread sheet. On top of this you always research and test the qualities of something rather than just reading them out. Thank you for uploading these amazing videos.
I've noticed that also
No one is even coming close to your level of content man. Keep it up. Love your videos
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*FortNine team brainstorming for a new video*
😂😂😂😂
Do they all play the Recorder in Canada? Even in ig glues?
As a Canadian this channel is slowly becoming my favourite peice of entertainment of any medium
It’s been so recent since the last F9 video, is this Christmas in July?
Yes.
WE NEED a 2023 summer Gear update. Thanks Fortnine crew!
Once again, you manage to make me laugh while you educate me🤣
Moose armoured mesh long sleeve shirt with a S&S full kevlar jersey overtop. Combined the two garments offer excellent protection and the breeze does get through.
Super relevant content
Of all the people to post _this_ type of comment..
Sweet, let me go pick one of those ICON compressions shirts up, since we are having a hot summer for the first time in 10+ years.
OUT OF STOCK...
Commenting for algorithms 💪💪
I'll join the train
@@oblivion0077 Also I
I love just about everything you all do, but nothing beats a good chalkboard.
Next video: Ryan just reads an owner's manual.
I'm still watching and upvoting.
I love that every video I watch the top comment are about how great these videos are written/produced/high quality. Great work, keep it up!
Exactly the vid I've been looking for!
My favored riding pants for hot summer days are the Assero Tropical Motorcycle Pants. Looks like jeans, is actually 1000D cordura, and lets the air through. Designed for northern Thailand.
I've actually gone down in them, in Thailand, at around 30mph, and they're none the worse for wear, and neither am I.
Hey hey! great and informative video as always Ryan. Will check those Scorpion jeans, they look awesome and you convinced me with the kevlar point.
That said I would add something to your open helmet advice... if anyone wants to ride an open helmet with no visor, chances are that you can collect bees and hornets in your rides...and from my own experiences, it makes the ride quite interesting in the wrong way :P I have suffered this issue (and the collateral stings) 3 times (2 in Spain, 1 in Australia). One of them inside my jacket when the bee got in through the space between my neck and the jacket all the way to my clavicle, the other two inside my helmet which, in both cases, the bee managed to crawl all the way to my ear using my sunnies. I love to ride with the visor up but...even with glasses, take into account that it brings some risks.
Ride safe!
Hey bro... Your comedy is excellent.
Your helpful motorbike tips are priceless.
How many times did you have to do that ATGATT KGB line Ryan?
We definitely need some blooper reels
I may have nailed that one first try. For whatever reason, I find the long and complicated bits easier to deliver. Then I'll waste 10 takes screwing up "Hello, I'm RyanF9."
What does the kgb stand for?
@@fahmi9 Ask the Russians that question.
You know, my bike almost got stolen just before Xmas and even though she is currently off the road, and watching these video's bitterly depresses me because I want to ride.....Ryan is just too damn entertaining!
Like others said, Knox Urbane Pro is CE compliant. Would love to see a comparison between these two or even a “lab” test. Don’t know why, I feel you missed a nice opportunity to feature the Urbane Pro in this video. Awesome channel, please upload more videos! I need my fix.
I have been wearing an knox urbane pro now for a year now, when needed combined with a revit dirt jacket. I'ts almost perfect!
@@cpt.kimintuitiondemon is it? Because the 350 price tag hurts a bit 😭
@@manbiteslife3110 found it as good as new for 125 euro 🤪
Please, do a episode on All Year Gear for around the world travelers. I feel like, I have not other choice than buying Revit or Klim 2000$ Sets. Is there a Budget option without a big compromise?
As usual, great video Ryan. Can you please,please,please do a review on the Honda Pacific Coast 800 ? I know it's a very rare bike,and only 14 000 were made worldwide,and i'm one of the lucky owners. Kind regards and greetings out of South Africa.
5:20 trigger finger, Ryan
Fun and entertaining, with the educational expertise you can only get at FortNine. Love it, still watching from Queensland, Australia.
Just commenting to help out his video it's that good
I like this guy. He's great at what he does. I bet he's got good banter.
6:13 was that a referrence to Tommy Wiseau's The Room? 🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅
Yup... it was the music that tipped me off!
Its confidential, anway hows your sex life?
@@ZOMBIEZ6918 I already ordered a pizza 😏😏😏
The Icon AF you dropped at the beginning is the jacket I wear daily in South Florida. It works.
I will look into armored shirts.
"the EU requisite lack of imagination" I laughed so hard.
This guy is HI larious! These are great informative and ENTERTAINING videos.
That trigger discipline though.
Ryan i normaly not comment in RUclips, but you have realy put a lot of work in your Videos, they are really the best informative ones.
Superbly well researched, written and presented as usual. Thank you RF9!
Great job Ryan it’s amazing how far riding gear has come and no doubt this presentation was only the tip of the iceberg.
I feel like the icon shirt would slip right off of you in a slide
yeah only helps for the impact but after that your skin is on the asphalt
I wore an Alpinestars perforated leather jacket over a wifebeater in the dry LA heat and was comfortable enough. But it felt so good to ride in just a t-shirt and sunglasses.
“Add more layers than Paula Deen’s Mac and cheese” 😂🤣😂
I really enjoyed the Tommy wiseau reference.
That Icon riding shirt is crap. It doesn’t matter if there is Kevlar in spots that matter. LOL, it’s sown to basic polyester or other crap fabric and those pads/Kevlar will rip right off exposing your skin. Wearing an outside layer is a must with that shirt and you better make sure that outside layer isn’t just a jersey
Why not just buy a mesh motorcycle jacket then?
Are armoured tops not safe to wear alone?
Armor tops are only as good as the material and stitch work holding the armor together. The issue is that on the street, pavement tends to pull and tear the layer in the opposite direction that you are going. Armor is only good for initial impact and even then it can move and expose your body to unwanted forces. The best solution is a well fitted jacket that uses mesh in specific areas to keep you cool but doesn’t compromise in areas that take the most tearing force and keeps the armor in position on initial impact.
The best out here doing Moto vids. PERIOD.
With surprising air flow for summer desert travel I wear a Klim Kodiak pant, all other seasons I zip those up tight. Summer I leave the jacket @ home and put on Alpine Stars A-10 full chest protection & Fox Titan D30 elbow armour that runs down to my wrists. All of it over a breathable long-sleeved T. Sure I look freaky-deaky to anyone who hasn't attempted near earth orbit launch off a motorcycle, but all that airflow is wonderfully realxing.
6:13 "Oh hai Ryan"
6:09 He's Quentin Tarantino... now we know why his vids are quality
I really like the look of the armored shirt, and I totally buy the logic of how the armor can work and be missed by the standards (those being a kind of lowest common denominator). Apparently, these are not available, so I contacted ICON, and received a help response, that these will once again be in stock come mid-August.
5:18 where is your trigger discipline! This triggers me you beautiful Canadian 😂
Booger hook off the bang switch!
Hand someone a toy gun. Trigger finger straight? American. Anywhere else? Not American.
I thought the same, Schoolboy error ! All the non US countries in the world don’t see the benefit of shooting each other, the fools ! We don’t have any practise of trigger discipline. Don’t need it. Don’t need shooter drills in schools either. What are we thinking !? 🤦♂️
@@nickc6882 Your probably never going to get shot at if you are in america and also places like Britain have a insane amount of knife attacks. A lot of Americans also don't know trigger discipline themselves. It is very important to know trigger discipline also if you are using a real gun or a airsoft gun since you could hurt someone or could break something you like.
Bought my Joe Rocket Phoenix 13 this year... Game changer. Highly recommend. Got it from Fortnine... tons of air coming through, good armor, and abrasion resistance where it counts. Also has a nice Rain liner just in case.
When i got my ride, i bought this same type for upper and lower body, as it gives me chance to wear whatever i like on top of it... 👍
Recommend checking out Knox for their Urbane Pro shirt too, full slide rated mesh jacket. Just bought one and it’s epic
Have to agree, Absolutely brilliant, stacks of ventilation, Knox armour and abrasion resistance.
5:20
AHHH! GET YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER!
(still loved video though)
This American also shuddered at the trigger discipline lol
Get your racist avatar/username out of office?
Sorry to say, but through all my years of riding, the best jacket I have found for hot weather is my light weight, very open weave Harley jacket with elbow, shoulder and back armor. I live in Louisiana and even on the hottest days I can wear it on or off the bike. It cost under $200.
Ryan, I have two words for you: Trigger Safety. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNLESS YOU'RE READY TO SHOOT! Points added for using a gun as a prop for your video adding to the cool factor. Points deducted for neglecting the #1 rule in gun safety. Otherwise a great video. Keep 'em coming.
It's an Airsoft gun not even loaded
The world needs a feature length Fortnine production...
Ride naked bikes not bikes naked :)
saw a Kid once, was driving an africa twin, just regular beach shorts and no shirt or helmet.
Retro Amateur Africa twin and squidding can never coexist like KLR and drag race or Vstrom and bike nights :) that AFrica twin scenario must be a theft in progress lol of course I am exaggerating a bit :)
Good video, as always.
I learnt my lessons the hardway in my 20s whils riding in Thailand.
However, I live in The Cayman Islands where the cagers are the worst drivers I've ever come across - riding here in anything less than full protection is not really an option for somebody who doesn't work a desk.
I wear Rev It Air 3 Jacket and Pants, Alpine Star summer gloves, and Sedici Street ankle boots.
My helmet is a Sedici Strada II.
My riding temperature range is 24-29C in winter and 28-37C in summer - I have mostly white gear to reflect heat away.
Overall protection is good, weight is low, ventilation effective, and if standing around I sweat about as much as I would in my veterinary scrubs.
I wear a hiking base layer and boxer shorts beneath the gear and change when I get to work. I'm never grossly sweaty.
As speeds below sustained 45mph I have my helmet cracked just a little and lift the visor fully only when stationary. Above 30mph the ventilation generally is good enough whilst above 50mph the helmet feels nice and cool.
Overall, this protection cost me about 1200us and I am happy from a comfort, range of motion, price, and safety POV.
Hi Ryan and commenters - some alternatives to look into: Knox urbane pro, and resurgence pekev jeans. I'm surprised you didn't mention the former, it has abrasion protection rating!
Best summer helment: Off-road helment.
Change my mind
agreed
Icon air flight which pretty much is a off road helmet just a giant in the front of it
Dirt bike helmet.
Wind
LS2 Subverter.
I have a Vanson Mesh jacket. It's a 1000 denier mesh body with elbow, shoulder, and back armor, all backed with leather at the impact zones.
“I could be pregnant and it would fit, IF I could be pregnant”
I got a pair of the Scorpion pants, and they suck so much. They're so baggy that there's no chance the knee padding would actually stay on your knees in an accident, and the knee pads pockets are on your upper shins. It's a "one size fits most" failure.
5:22 you need to work on your trigger discipline ryan
Awesome video I live in 100 percent humidity in the summer and being a squid is pretty much a “I have to” kinda thing. I’m definitely gonna check that Icon shirt
"If I could be pregnant"
*Video removed due to hate speech*
A+ Quality content. I would expect nothing else from F9
Another Excellent Vid and the thought of melting plastic on the sack is something nightmares are made of, Thanks for that :D
I will likely never own a motorcycle but I can't stop watching these videos
Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of stuff that’s covered by these videos I care about, but I watch the ones about products and motorcycles I don’t give a shit about because they’re all super entertaining. By far best motorcycle content. Way better than revzilla.
Watching your videos for awhile now..... informative, and hysterical all at the same time, keep them coming
a good sunglass that is perfect for motorcyclists is Flying Eyes Optics I use them when flying with those big ass head sets and its a game changer in comfort.
This vid honestly just saved my summer rides - back on the road it goes