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Registrace 19. 08. 2016
Motovlogs from Japan. I want to share Japanese motorcycle culture with the world and encourage people to ride motorcycles.
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Japanese Adventure Motorcycle Rally Practice
When you think of a rally, you probably think of Dakar, one of the craziest races in the world! You might also think of Sturgis, where ten of thousands of Harley Davidson riders all roll into a small town to hang out. Well, this is neither of those...
The truth is that it is closer to Dakar. The rallies that I have attended use a Rally Map that I believe are meant to emulate the type used in Dakar. The main difference is that the rallies in Japan are not races. We are not competing. There is a lot less on the line. It is a great opportunity for you to experience an adventure with a ton of other riders that all share a common interest while at the same time keeping it reasonably safe.
The map used in this video is for beginners. It's mostly street riding. I think it was made to let people get used to how to read the map and follow the route successfully. It was fun but I want more off-road!!!
If you are an adventure rider, you should try one at least once in your life. It can open your eyes to a new world and you can meet a lot of great people!
#コマ図
#MotorcycleRally
#Dakar
#MapRally
#JapanRally
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Lord Asriel
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My bike:
2013 Honda CRF250L
PowerBox header
Zeta Handguards
Rear rack
Round mirrors
DRC Grips
13 tooth front sprocket
The truth is that it is closer to Dakar. The rallies that I have attended use a Rally Map that I believe are meant to emulate the type used in Dakar. The main difference is that the rallies in Japan are not races. We are not competing. There is a lot less on the line. It is a great opportunity for you to experience an adventure with a ton of other riders that all share a common interest while at the same time keeping it reasonably safe.
The map used in this video is for beginners. It's mostly street riding. I think it was made to let people get used to how to read the map and follow the route successfully. It was fun but I want more off-road!!!
If you are an adventure rider, you should try one at least once in your life. It can open your eyes to a new world and you can meet a lot of great people!
#コマ図
#MotorcycleRally
#Dakar
#MapRally
#JapanRally
www.team819s.com/
Instagram: @team819s
team819s
Patreon: www.patreon.com/Team819s
Thank you for your support:
Lord Asriel
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My bike:
2013 Honda CRF250L
PowerBox header
Zeta Handguards
Rear rack
Round mirrors
DRC Grips
13 tooth front sprocket
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August 19 : Bike day!
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#バイクの日 #BikeDay Hey! It's been a while! I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Bike Day 2021! I hope that you and everyone around you is doing well! Thank you to my Patreon supporters: Lord Asriel www.team819s.com/ Instagram: @team819s team819s Patreon: www.patreon.com/Team819s My bike: 2013 Honda CRF250L PowerBox header Zeta Handguards Rear rack Round mirrors DRC Grips 13 tooth ...
iPhone owning motorcycle riders: Beware! MUST WATCH!
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If you have an iPhone X, 11, or 12; you need to be careful when you attach it to handlebars! If your vehicle has a lot of vibration, it can cause the camera to break. I rode with my iPhone 11 on my bars for almost a year before it broke. Not only did the image shake, I could also feel a vibration then the camera was on and there was mechanical noise in the video. Fortunately, it was repaired fo...
Commit! Light Enduro? on a CRF250L
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There is a trail that I have been dying to ride down. I don't know how far it goes and I don't know if it comes out somewhere or just stops. My guess is that it will become impassable on a motorcycle further down the trail. I finally decided to ride this trail! I had a new rear tire. I was hoping to get good traction. I had a blast riding this trail but I did not get as far as I wanted to. I wa...
What's your Dream Trip? | Shibuya 2020
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If you had a few weeks of vacation, where would you go? The edit for this one was just me being silly. I wanted to play with a few things and see what kind of feedback I get. From the SoE 2020. I shot this and didn't have a chance to edit. I was not happy with how it came out. I did a huge job editing out the stuff I didn't like. I tried jump cuts like are popular on CZcams. www.team819s.com/ I...
Hairpins galore - Amazing Touring Road Outside Tokyo
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About 14 hairpin turns and one fairly long tunnel. This is an amazing road that is about an hour outside Tokyo that climbs and weaves through the mountains. If you come to Tokyo, or live in Tokyo, I recommend riding this road. To be honest, you should come at it the other way because you can ride past Lake Yamanaka and see an amazing view of the lake with Mt Fuji before you hit this road. www.t...
Buying a Motorcycle in Japan - From a Dealer
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I have been wanting to make this video for a while. How to buy a motorcycle in Japan! I hope that you find it useful! I want to help you get your dream bike and enjoy riding in Japan! Let me know if you have any other questions! 0:00 Intro 0:24 Requirements 0:39 License Class - Bike Choice 0:56 Money - Financing 2:02 Residency Certificate 住民票 2:50 Hanko - Personal Stamp 3:13 Choosing a bike 3:2...
Merry Christmas 2020
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I hope that you are safe and enjoying the holidays with friends and or family. I hope that Santa brought you everything that you wanted! Have a wonderful Christmas! www.team819s.com/ Instagram: @team819s team819s Patreon: www.patreon.com/Team819s My bike: 2013 Honda CRF250L PowerBox header Zeta Handguards Rear rack Round mirrors DRC Grips 13 tooth front sprocket
[5K] Hakone Ekiden - Walk - Stage 1 - Second Half
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Second half of the first stage of the Hakone Ekiden. This video is from Oomori to Tsurumi Ichiba. I need to lose weight and I was challenged to walk the Ekiden course. If you want to see Tokyo with no voice over or commentary, please enjoy. This video is also to see how 5K content works on CZcams. I don't expect to, or plan on, uploading 5K videos so often but if they seem better, I might try i...
[5K] Hakone Ekiden - Walk - Stage 1 - First Half
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First half of the first stage of the Hakone Ekiden. This video is from Otemachi to Oomori. The second half of this video will be posted soon. I need to lose weight and I was challenged to walk the Ekiden course. If you want to see Tokyo with no voice over or commentary, please enjoy. This video is also to see how 5K content works on CZcams. I don't expect to, or plan on, uploading 5K videos so ...
500! Thank you!
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I am super stoked that I hit 500 subscribers! I have been incredibly busy at work these last few months so it's hard to edit and upload. I have a new plan to fit editing into gaps in my day so I plan to work on editing and upload a lot more. #Thankyou #500 #500more It’s a bit of a dream but, if you can help me get to 1000, it will be all the motivation I need to post once a week! If you like wh...
Legendary Road in West Tokyo - Must Ride! + Monkeys
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There is a road that was extremely popular for motorcycle street racers. It is called Okutama-#ShuyuDoro or #奥多摩周遊道路. This video shows a ton of bikes coming past me in the other direction. You can see how many people ride on weekdays. Imagine how busy the weekend must be... If you ride around Tokyo, I recommend checking this spot out! Stay tuned to the end. There were some #monkeys in the road!...
Route 521 - Fun Twisty Climb Over a Mountain - REVER
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Route 521 is in West Tokyo. It goes through a small town and then goes over a mountain. It's a really fun and scenic ride. If you come here, I recommend riding it slowly and stopping at some of the nice views then hit it one more time with some speed. It's not a good place in winter. Come in summer, or fall. For more information about REVER: www.team819s.com/ride/rever-app-review Or more Motorc...
Route 518 - Eat Sleep Ride
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This is the video of the Eat Sleep Ride app in action. I rode down Route 518. This is a fun road. It connects Doshi Road to Sagami Lake. It is a nice ride with green scenery. Check out the longer review here: www.team819s.com/ride/eat-sleep-ride-app-review Table Of Contents 0:00 Intro 0:10 App Explanation 0:51 RIDE! 5:26 Interesting "2 Meter" barrier - Narrow section 6:05 End of "2 Meter" secti...
Route 64 "The Connector" - Ride With GPS mini review
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Route 64 "The Connector" - Ride With GPS mini review
The Best Adventure / Dual Sport Boots - SoE Day 02
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The Best Adventure / Dual Sport Boots - SoE Day 02
Get More People Riding w/ Motor Psych Japan
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Get More People Riding w/ Motor Psych Japan
Super Secret Space | How do you define "touring"? | Old Bar Scam
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Super Secret Space | How do you define "touring"? | Old Bar Scam
Riding To Clear The Mind | Ride with Motor Psych Japan
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Riding To Clear The Mind | Ride with Motor Psych Japan
The Best Road in Kanagawa Japan - Yabitsu Touge ヤビツ峠 (Part 2)
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The Best Road in Kanagawa Japan - Yabitsu Touge ヤビツ峠 (Part 2)
The Best Road in Kanagawa Japan (Part 1) | Touge! Toge!
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The Best Road in Kanagawa Japan (Part 1) | Touge! Toge!
Uncomfortably Kind? | Medieval Castle looking building
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Uncomfortably Kind? | Medieval Castle looking building
Thanks a million. Hoping to pass first attempt....... Wondering: Looking "Left and Right" - for me who has always driven on the same side of the road as Japan, I was taught from a young age: look right then left [and look to the right again!] ...?
On September 3rd im going to Japan.. gonna Rent an mt07 for 3 days.. im so excited
I changed 3 iphones before i knew the problem was from my dirt bike 😭😭😭😭
This video was probably the most helpful one i watched. Passed first time. Thank you so much 😊🎉
how to buy second hand motorbike from japan and import to malaysia?
Been looking for this information.
Can you buy a left seated motorcycle or there are right side oriented only?
As a kid, I had a Honda XR-75. Modified it to have laid down shocks. Loved it. Then I had no bike for a few decades, then got a CRF 250, an XR for grown ups. I have two fairly boring videos of me riding in rural East Texas. Search @cdaniel6523 and Motorbike Action 子供の頃、ホンダのXR-75に乗っていた。レイドダウンショックに改造したんだ。大好きだった。それから数十年バイクに乗らなかったが、CRF250を手に入れた。テキサス州東部の田舎を走っている退屈なビデオが2本ある。cdaniel6523とMotorbike Actionで検索してね。
I rode with my iPhone 13 mini probably about 400 miles now and nothing happened .Had ridden over 1000 miles with my LG G6 and also nothing happened.And that was on SV650 with G6 and SV1000 with IPhone mini.The first mount I bought from Ali express and it is called Motowolf and second I also bought from Ali express and both phones seem rock solid on these.Just as a preventative measure might keep using G6 as GPS because I don’t care about cameras and keep IPhone in my pocket.
Used MotoWolf on my Fazer 600 and it destroyed my Iphone 12 cameras
Hello This test course map you showed is for Samezu Driving Centre ?
So glad you started on that one, saved me 7 minutes of my life 🤣🤣.
How much does it costs? Total cost.
Are there any motorcyclists you meet on the road who use bosozoku bikes?
Thanks for the video, brother 🙏 What about parking space? Do I need to have some paper to prove it? I just got my license and want to buy a <250 scooter🙃
i guess you bought your bike already, but anyweay, no you dont need a parking space for a bike but to be honest, i find it quite difficult sometimes to park legally in Japan and most apt owner wont allow you to park with the bicycles..
@@pameton Yes, but in Kobe no one cares. Making stickers only. Already few months parking on a bicycle parking spot. Also a car owner makes the same thing 😅
@@DenisSaroyan nice, good for you, enjoy your rides then **
@@pameton that's) you to
Hey, thanks for the video this looks cool. I buy a lot of bikes in Japan from the auctions but I am going to Japan in April to find bikes directly from Junk Yards or dealers (if possible) can you recommend any good Junkyards to go to or how do I find them? Do you have any other advice? I look forward to hearing from you.
Mirrors everywhere so Kamen Raider can transform 😂
when I do my calculations from kph to mph since I own a kei car in the states i just take the first number of the kph and multiply by 6 and give 1-2 mph more. EX: 80kph = 49.7 or 8x6= 48 and add 1-2.
Best yt recommendation
Could you explain the bike size class system? I notice everyone wants 250cc or under? Is it because of tax reasons?
In a place where you think you probably can't get away with parking in bicycle parking, but there are no motorcycle spaces in any lots, what do you do? Take up a full car space? Risk the bicycle parking?
I'm taking the test for a 160CC bike, do you have the same type of video for that particular size of a bike?
Thats one of many dreams of mine. One day visit Japan
Just found your channel, just wanted to say it has a lot of great info, and good entertainment. Are you still hitting the trails? You did not get eaten by a bear, right?
I just found your channel! I hope you are doing well! <3
Sorry, you mention about a license, how about international license? Would they be able to sell if I have a valid international license for above 250cc?
Thank you very much for this! Hugely helpful. I'm moving to Tokyo in a few months and was planning to buy a bike as soon as I get settled and another 6 months in. One question that I don't believe was mentioned - do the dealers and city centre offices have English speakers? Or will I be relying on old faithful google translate?
日本の公道を走ってるのに言葉は英語...なんか新鮮な感じがしていいですね!
How many people can get on motorbike in Japan?
I wonder if the newer models are resistant to it , I've been having the same problem recently
How can I order this ? I am in Solomon Islands. Any help .
Thanks a for this very useful video. Just to double check, there is no need to own a parking lot to buy a motorbike, right ? (Like it is for cars) Edit : I just saw in the comment it's not required One last thing, do you know if it's possible to have the juminhyo registered in Tokyo and buy a bike in another prefecture ? (It would be kagoshima for me) Thanks! 😄
You made it with a great idea, didn't you!
Hey brother nice video. I live up in Nasushiobara. I currently have a CBR but been thinking about getting a CRF. Do you know if there are lots of trails up around Nasushiobara and Nasu to explore? Thanks
Read the app review and came here to comment. Gas stations behind a paywall?? WT actual F? I'm struggling to find any value in this app that google maps doesn't provide already. Considering the mountain of car trip planning apps if you are staying on pavement, or off road trail apps if you aren't, I see zero value in this app even if it's free.
Interested,, but my country Bangladesh possible
TIP: I'm on my way to take small bike license test for the third time. There's an 'emergency stop' section with entry speed requirements, cones, and lines painted on the pavement. When your front tire crosses the vibes, all fingers must be on the handlebar grips, not on the clutch/brake levers. I kept 2 fingers on each which led to a fail. Thanks for this video!
Great video thank you. I'll be visiting Japan this year for 17 days. I'd hoped to just get there, buy a motorbike and be riding it the following day so I can go on ride outs with my friends there. Seems like that probably won't happen unless I can find a dealer that will try and rush through the registration process. I was just going to sell the bike on the day before I came home. I could hire a bike, but I was hoping to save some money by buying and selling it and recouping some if not all the cost. Also I read up on the parking permit thing for cars, but I haven't found the information about motorbike parking. I'll be staying in an Air BnB apartment that has a parking space. I don't know if you have that information, or a link to it please. :) A friend in Japan has offered to lend me his scooter to get around Tokyo and immediate surroundings while I'm there. I'm not sure on the legality of lending a vehicle with regards to parking it, and insurance. I assume I'd need to get liability insurance, but would i stil need to get a parking permit, or proof of a parking place at least? Sorry, to bombard you with questions! I guess I could just ask my friends there. Haha 😅
Hey! Thanks for the comment. I think your assessment is correct. Things do not move quickly in Japan. It will be impossible to buy a bike and get it registered the same day. You will also need a "Proof of Residency" document but since you are a tourist it will be impossible to get. There are shops that will sell a bike without it but you still need to provide proof of your address in Japan. As for the parking permit. Cars need them but motorcycles do not. When borrowing a bike, every registered motorcycle is required to have "Compulsory automobile liability insurance" or "ji bai seki". It applies to the bike and only offers minimal coverage. It is enough to ride legally but if you are involved in an accident it may not provide enough coverage. Most riders also have ”Optional Insurance" or "nin i hoken". It covers all riders of the motorcycle and is based on the age of the rider. You need to check with your friend to see if you are covered. Just as an example, my optional insurance card lists people 26 and older. Unfortunately, renting may be the best bet. If you have any more questions, please let me know!
@@team819s Thank you again. I'll ask my friend about the optional insurance, and if he has it. I imagine he will. He does have a motorbike as well. It's a shame I can't borrow that as it's very nice! Hahaha😂
Hi! I'm planning to go with a Working Holiday VISA and my internacional license. You showed the japanese license at the beginning, would there be any issues on completing the whole process with a foreign license? Thanks.
Hey! It is possible to convert a license from a foreign license to a Japanese one but it depends on the country your license was issued in. It's a bit of a time consuming process but it is a good idea to get it. What country issued your license?
@@team819s Hi. I'm from Argentina and it cannot be converted. I can use the International License for 1 year though.
I have a bike license for both A class and A1 class but only for AT bikes so when I go to Japan and convert my license will I have to apply for normal clutch times from scratch ?
To the best of my knowledge, you will be able to convert a AT license to a Japanese AT license but you will need to go to driving school or take the driving test to ride a MT bike. Good luck!!
I also use the 60mph = 100kmh but in reverse... I can never empathize it XD
I do that too! It's handy!!
Hello, thanks for this video and all the super helpful information. There are 2 questions I wanted to ask that I have never got a clear understanding. Is a parking space necessary to purchase a bike in Japan? I have been told you cannot purchase a car without the police first coming to inspect the parking spot that you have for the car before you are allow to purchase, is there a similar process for motorcycles? For reference, I live in a mansion in Osaka. The other question is about the drivers license test. I have an American drivers license with a motorcycle endorsement, I need to take the automobile driving test to get my Japanese license, is the motorcycle endorsement automatically transferred as well or is a driving test required for the motorcycle as well? Thanks in advance for your time, I really appreciate your willingness to share you experiences!
Hey! You are correct about needing a verified parking space for a car. Fortunately, motorcycles do not require one. For your American license, it depends on the state. If you have a license from Hawaii, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and Washington, you do not need to take any tests and can convert both at the same time. If your license is from from Indiana, you have to take a paper test but no driving test so I think you can do both at the same time. If you are from other states, you need to take a knowledge test (paper test) and a practical skills test so you will need to do them both separately. For more info: www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/multilingual/english/traffic_safety/drivers_licenses/index.html If you have anymore questions, please let me know!!
@@team819s Hey I have a question regarding the license transfer. Luckily im from hawaii so can just transfer, but when you do, what class does it transfer to for japan? Planning on getting the same bike I had before (a Drz400sm). So if its the normal one then that would be perfect. Also do they have any noise regulations or emissions exhaust laws for bikes there as well?
Hi, really informative video, helped me get some stuff together, searching for every bit of information can be a little tiresome at times. I do have a question though, what is the process if buying from a private party? I have all required documents mentioned in the video, I am just unsure where exactly to go to register the bike and if there is anything else I need? I currently have juminhyou, inkanshoumeisho(with hanko of course), and a residence card. I don't have my international license yet as I will get it in a few weeks in the mail from the U.S. Do you happen to know any info I am missing? Thanks in advance :D
@salgaf2364 I am glad that the video helped. I think you went too far with the inkanshomeisho. You do not need a registered inkan. The only time I used an inkanshomeisho was when I bought my house. How long have you been in Japan? An international license is only valid your first year in Japan. If you have been here more than a year, you need to convert your license to a Japanese one or go to driving school and get a license. When you buy from a private party, It will depend on how big the engine is. If if's 125 and under, you need either 廃車証明書 (hai sha shou mei sho) ”Certificate of vehicle disposal", OR jyoutoshoumeisho (jyou to shou mei sho) "Certificate of Assignment". You will also need their "Ji bai seki hoken" and a document to transfer their "Jibaiseki hoken" to your name, if there is time remaining on the insurance. The transfer document needs to be filled out by them with their inkan stamped on it. Take those documents and go to your city office. They will give you the paperwork that you need to fill out and they will ask you for the documents that they need. Finally, you need to go to the insurance agent's office to transfer the Jibaiseki to your name. You can ride at that point but you should look into "任意保険" (nin'i hoken) Voluntary Insurance / Optional Insurance. I have done that. It's not too bad but it takes a lot of time. If it's over 125, you need to go to the "Vehicle Registration Office / Vehicle Inspection Office". 126-250 are "Light Vehicles" and I think you need "軽自動車届出済証返納済確認書" to register it. You would get that from the seller. for 251 or bigger, you need 車検証. I have not done these yet so I am not 100% sure about everything that is needed. What bike did you buy? What city do you live in? I can look up a bit more information.
@@team819s Oh really! Well, I guess the hanko will come useful later on. I am going to check out a CBR600RR on Friday this week, and am pretty set on purchasing it. I live in Shinjuku and have only been here for almost 3 months, will be staying until the end of next year. So from what you are saying, I need "Jibaiseki hoken" and a document confirming the switch. I am assuming I get these documents from the seller? Since it is a bigger engine would I need to get 車検証 from the seller as well? Also, one last thing, is it possible to do all this in one week? The seller wants it done in 2 but I am busy all week that last week, so I would like to get it legally registered and switched ASAP! Once again, thank you for your help and that reply!!!
Hey! I am really sorry! I asked a friend to confirm what needs to be done but he never got back to me and I got busy. Did everything work out? Did you get the bike? If you still have a question, let me know.
@@team819s Hey! No worries, such is life. I did get the bike and figured it out myself on how to register it! Took some time but it worked out in the end with the little Japanese I know! Thanks
Hey I have a question if I bought a 250cc dirt bike could I get street legal and not have to do the inspections either if it really was 249cc?
What bike do you want to buy that is actually 250cc? Most bikes that are sold as "250" are actually 249 or slightly less than that. Street legality in Japan also requires a headlight, taillight, turn signals, horn, street legal tires, an exhaust that passes emission and noise standards, etc... I have seen shops that will make all the mods to make dirt bikes street legal but most shops will not do that. There is too much liability for the shop. Also, you can modify a bike that is 249cc or less but if the mod is illegal, the police can still stop and ticket you.
@@team819s cool couldn’t find anything online about this, thank you.
One way to know exactly what they're looking for (and this is true for both bike & standard licenses) is to pay the nominal fee for the training class(es)/practice course(s). They tell you everything they'll be looking for at that specific course and you're welcome to ask questions. If your Japanese isn't that great, I believe you're welcome to bring an interpreter and they may even have them available. There's always a slew of translators at the license center WI are there helping other immigrants and you may be able to find one there and offer to pay for their services.
No ankle protection "I haven't notice to be of any problem" :D
hi i have a question, in oita everything have to be done by phone (reservation and registration for gaimen kirikae) i wan to ask do you know how i can know the driving course before my test day?
I did a bunch of googling and I was not able to find the Oita map. I think you should call the driving test center and ask them how you can get a map. If the center is not too far from you, just go down there and get it. Good luck!!!
Hy am from Kenya if a want motorbike can I depends on you to buy for me an shipping it to Kenya
I wish I could but I can't. I don't have free time and I do not know the laws for exporting bikes. Sorry.
I want to ask you
I want to buy a Hypoza motorcycle and I want to ship it to Saudi Arabia and from where I buy I want information
Sorry. I am not familiar with how to export motorcycles.
Is it illegal in japan to modify(exhaust) or any oem parts of your 400cc above motorcycle? Thanks and have a good day...
Hey!! Sorry for the late reply. It is possible to replace your muffler with an aftermarket one. It needs to pass tests for noise level and emissions levels. There is a testing body called "JMCA". If the muffler has a JMCA certified plate on it, it will be legal. If it does not, it will most likely not be legal. If you have any more questions, let me know.
@@team819s thanks mate