Nice ride man! Poor blue bike, it got some shit )) I thought the engine didn't start after the fall! I'm considering Freewind to purchase and was hesitating as didn't know how it goes off-road, but after your videos I have no doubt the bike can do it if the rider can )) Btw, which model of tires do you and your friend use? I can see the tires work well off-road but how it goes on-road?
I am using Mitas E-09 on the front and Mitas C-02 on the rear with relatively low air pressure, they are great off road and enough to reach the forrest on road. Can not really remember the front tyre model on friends front wheel, but on the rear he is also using C02. I have not found any disadvantages on road besides the noise. Also, the Freewind is capable off road if You dare to push it enough, also it is very durable
@@LUK1SLC4 thanks a lot! Agree, the bike has simple construction, no water cooling, minimum electronic systems and that's why I choose it. BMW f650gs might be an option as well but its engine is water cooled but doesn't have extra advantages from that, no more power or reliability. And it is 10 kg heavier Suzuki and generally a thousand dollars more expensive. That's why I'll buy freewind next season. Gonna watch your new riding videos!
@@BlackDembelMP Yes, the Freewind is very simple and easy to maintain, also, everyone mentions that it is like a cousin to DR650, but from my experience it is even sturdier than the DR as most of the components are thicker and it seems like made they were made for heavy duty. For example wheel axels are much thicker on the XF than the DR, the frame itself is thicker and etc.
@@BlackDembelMP where are you from? I'm selling one very well maintained '03 Freewind with only 27K km millage without the off-road uses, always held in the warm garage.
Ačiū už pastebėjimą, bet arti dažniausiai važiuojam tik esant mažesniam greičiui, greičiau važiuojant stengiamės laikytis saugaus atstumo. O nedavažiavom, nes po lygiai 200 kilometrų nusprendė dingt kibirkštis, padirodo uždegimo ritė pasidavė :/ bandysim kitais metais.
Venkit to artimo važiavimo, aš labai su tuo kovojau sezono pradžioje, su savim pačiu, bet išsiūgdžiau laikytis atstumo 😎 Dėl ritės, apmaudu. Todėl, aš, ją, su savim atsarginę turiu! 😁
Dabar turėkis atsarginę. O dar geriau susidėti upgrade ir dėtis mosfetine rėlę 👍 duodu kišenėn prišikt, kad paguglinus rasi kaip viską teisingai pasidaryt 😁 sau niekaip negaliu pasidaryt, tai va vežuosi atsarginę 😂
Супер! Спасибо за видео! Люблю xf650
What kind of exhaust does the red suzuki have?
So nice
Thank you!
What type of oil and what quantity do you use in the front suspension?
655ml regarding the manual, the type is motul 15w
@@LUK1SLC4 Thank you!
Nice ride man! Poor blue bike, it got some shit )) I thought the engine didn't start after the fall! I'm considering Freewind to purchase and was hesitating as didn't know how it goes off-road, but after your videos I have no doubt the bike can do it if the rider can )) Btw, which model of tires do you and your friend use? I can see the tires work well off-road but how it goes on-road?
I am using Mitas E-09 on the front and Mitas C-02 on the rear with relatively low air pressure, they are great off road and enough to reach the forrest on road. Can not really remember the front tyre model on friends front wheel, but on the rear he is also using C02. I have not found any disadvantages on road besides the noise. Also, the Freewind is capable off road if You dare to push it enough, also it is very durable
@@LUK1SLC4 thanks a lot! Agree, the bike has simple construction, no water cooling, minimum electronic systems and that's why I choose it. BMW f650gs might be an option as well but its engine is water cooled but doesn't have extra advantages from that, no more power or reliability. And it is 10 kg heavier Suzuki and generally a thousand dollars more expensive. That's why I'll buy freewind next season. Gonna watch your new riding videos!
@@BlackDembelMP Yes, the Freewind is very simple and easy to maintain, also, everyone mentions that it is like a cousin to DR650, but from my experience it is even sturdier than the DR as most of the components are thicker and it seems like made they were made for heavy duty. For example wheel axels are much thicker on the XF than the DR, the frame itself is thicker and etc.
@@BlackDembelMP where are you from? I'm selling one very well maintained '03 Freewind with only 27K km millage without the off-road uses, always held in the warm garage.
@@empowerd1 I'm from Russia but I'm in Serbia at the moment. Where is the bike?
Kaip supratau iš video, tai nedavažiavot? Kas nutiko?
Pastebėjimas: Važiuojat kartais labai arti vienas kito, nepalikat 'klaidai' vietos :)
Ačiū už pastebėjimą, bet arti dažniausiai važiuojam tik esant mažesniam greičiui, greičiau važiuojant stengiamės laikytis saugaus atstumo. O nedavažiavom, nes po lygiai 200 kilometrų nusprendė dingt kibirkštis, padirodo uždegimo ritė pasidavė :/ bandysim kitais metais.
Venkit to artimo važiavimo, aš labai su tuo kovojau sezono pradžioje, su savim pačiu, bet išsiūgdžiau laikytis atstumo 😎
Dėl ritės, apmaudu. Todėl, aš, ją, su savim atsarginę turiu! 😁
Aš pats stengiuos laikytis atokiau, bet visko pasitaiko. O dėl ritės, tai kažkaip net į galvą neatėjo🙄
Dabar turėkis atsarginę. O dar geriau susidėti upgrade ir dėtis mosfetine rėlę 👍 duodu kišenėn prišikt, kad paguglinus rasi kaip viską teisingai pasidaryt 😁 sau niekaip negaliu pasidaryt, tai va vežuosi atsarginę 😂
@@Algirdas87 nu žinai, senam mocui visų dalių neprisidėsi😄 bet reikės pasižiūrėt🤔
kokios padangos ?
Prieky E09, gale C02
Are you was be first?
No, the motorcycle broke :(
Mano buvęs mėlynas xf’as 😂😢
Vis dar gyvas ;)
@@LUK1SLC4 o Gurilovic išmetimą pakeitėt, kiek pastebėjau? 😅
@@kelkcierka965 nee, vis dar su gurilovičium😃
Neužmušamas šitas, tik gaila kad tepaliuką degint pradėjo🥲