Thanks for taking us along on another adventure ride with you. Excellent video as usual! You are so right, except for the Iron Butt people (I know, I used to be one), most riders would be very happy with the range of your bike or the DSR/X because they are ready for a break after 100+ miles anyway. So glad to hear that your wife is doing well. Feel free to come out to AZ for some winter riding if you ever get a chance :).
Thanks for the well wishes and invite, maybe someday! I've always wanted to ride in the desert! I never want to do an iron butt, just seems like a bore to me
Great video!!! love that you push your bike and don't treat it like a art piece. I have had a 2020 for 6 months and love it here in FL. I just just 8000miles.the other day in Key west. Also I hope the best for you and your wife!!! when she gets better I would love to see a video of you both exploring and testing the range difference.
Absolutely right @13min when you mention you get tired when the bike needs recharging. Many people just fantasize riding until their 25L tank is empty when in reality, they stop like anyone else to pee, eat or just chill/relax. That's when one can recharge the bike. Cheers !
Can't imagine people push the limits of their range in one day of adventure riding that often. 200 miles is pretty much my daily limit, and all that's needed is a one hour recharge.
They let you use your Livewire for the adventure bike course? If so, how did the react? I live pretty close to VA so I'd be curious about the course in a couple years, once I do more adventure riding.
No they didn’t care at all. I’ve got the reaction other students had on my channel, a few were curious, and the rest just went about their business. A few caught on that I didn’t have to worry about gears on the hill climbs 😆 so maybe a little bit of jealousy there
@@AdventuresonZero Same with my experience irl, the trolls only seem to be online. Most people either don't really care or express interest in the specs and such. Have only ever received compliments on my zero irl.
They have the LW1, Del Mar and Mulholland. There are 2 models coming out from KYMCO built off the S2 architecture, although doubt you can say it’s a LiveWire perse.
It's the same thing riding a pedal bike, if you're doing 100km or 100 miles your suspension is your legs, you have to take up bumps with your legs and not your butt, and definitely not your wrists. You need to be able to hit a speed bump at 25 or 30mph while pedalling with no impact to your body
Great video as usual! Man what a beautiful area. Best wishes for the surgery.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
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Thanks for taking us along on another adventure ride with you. Excellent video as usual! You are so right, except for the Iron Butt people (I know, I used to be one), most riders would be very happy with the range of your bike or the DSR/X because they are ready for a break after 100+ miles anyway. So glad to hear that your wife is doing well. Feel free to come out to AZ for some winter riding if you ever get a chance :).
Thanks for the well wishes and invite, maybe someday! I've always wanted to ride in the desert! I never want to do an iron butt, just seems like a bore to me
Great adventure! Thanks for sharing this awesome video. I just subscribed and look forward to your future adventures.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for subscribing! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Great video!!! love that you push your bike and don't treat it like a art piece. I have had a 2020 for 6 months and love it here in FL. I just just 8000miles.the other day in Key west. Also I hope the best for you and your wife!!! when she gets better I would love to see a video of you both exploring and testing the range difference.
It’s been a good one, and congrats on getting so many miles on yours!
Absolutely right @13min when you mention you get tired when the bike needs recharging.
Many people just fantasize riding until their 25L tank is empty when in reality, they stop like anyone else to pee, eat or just chill/relax. That's when one can recharge the bike.
Cheers !
Can't imagine people push the limits of their range in one day of adventure riding that often. 200 miles is pretty much my daily limit, and all that's needed is a one hour recharge.
Thanks Ben!
Hope y’all are having a great time! Be safe and have a great thanksgiving!
They let you use your Livewire for the adventure bike course? If so, how did the react? I live pretty close to VA so I'd be curious about the course in a couple years, once I do more adventure riding.
No they didn’t care at all. I’ve got the reaction other students had on my channel, a few were curious, and the rest just went about their business. A few caught on that I didn’t have to worry about gears on the hill climbs 😆 so maybe a little bit of jealousy there
@@AdventuresonZero Same with my experience irl, the trolls only seem to be online. Most people either don't really care or express interest in the specs and such. Have only ever received compliments on my zero irl.
Yep!
is livewire coming out with any new bikes?
They have the LW1, Del Mar and Mulholland. There are 2 models coming out from KYMCO built off the S2 architecture, although doubt you can say it’s a LiveWire perse.
It's the same thing riding a pedal bike, if you're doing 100km or 100 miles your suspension is your legs, you have to take up bumps with your legs and not your butt, and definitely not your wrists. You need to be able to hit a speed bump at 25 or 30mph while pedalling with no impact to your body
Yep, it’s all about the technique and body position!