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For distances up to 2 hours at a time, with the screen on, with no passenger, using a saddlebag up to 20 lt and a backpack,it is doable. My subjective opinion I would say :)

@@TheMarketDude1 Brief rest / fuel stop after 2 hours, or done for the day? I typically plan for 650-750km days.

@@joolie1h the saddle is narrow and not that soft ,after a two hours ride you just want to rest. It depends on your riding plan ,it could work to ride the distance you mentioned. The bike can do it effortlessly, and the triple sounds better when the engine revs higher :)

@@joolie1h ride safe my friend

Hi, it keeps looking the same and no issues I can think of. To your point, the screws under the seat need some to tighting from time to time, at 4-5 months period of usage.

It increases the wind force on the upper torso area to my case ,just below the helmet. At higher speeds, above 120kmh the wind moves to the helmet with the buffeting and noise increase. The earplugs help a lot with the noise, the buffeting however is an issue that gets you tired.

Wasn't able to find any place to fit the loops that came with the Rhinowalk bag, so that's why I went with the Kriega solution. If you or anyone was able to do so, please share how you did that.

Hey mate, kind of late saw your message, you are right I had the same issue and it bothered me for some time , have not found solution and now almost I don't notice it. Ride safe

The levers feel great, from the triumph salesperson and mechanics at the shop here, was advised to not tighten the clutch one too much, so there some loose margin.

@@TheMarketDude1 for the clutch yes, there has to be some friction..I saw another video from you unboxing the puig levers and you said the part where it folds or somethin felt loose, my question was actually based on that, sorry xd they look nice tho

Να'σαι καλά αδερφέ, μοναδικό το εργαλείο που έφτιαξαν οι Άγγλοι και στον δρόμο απαιχτο. Τα ταξίδια έχουν σειρά και θέλει άλλο μηχανάκι. Πάντα όρθιος .

Thank you for your interest. It sends the wind from my lower part of the torso to the neck area mostly . It has to do with your height. I am above 180cm, for shorter riders it should be even better. The windscreen makes the bike a bit more stable on higher speeds from my experience. Ride safe.

@@TheMarketDude1 does the windscreen make your helmet wobble? Did you also try to tuck in to help with wind on your shoulder part?

@@kranthik5531 it does yes, at speeds above 100kmh. If you tuckle in,it's quiter and no wind.

Hope you enjoy it!

​@@TheMarketDude1 Thanks a lot for your feedback and for providing the video! This helps a lot. In your case with the 30L one, have you tried placing it the other way around? If that's even possible I mean.

@@JaymzSim Yes and the results was the bag covered the taillights and also worried that it might slam and scratch or brake the glass/plastic of the taillights also.

It's hard to believe the quality it shows with the low price tag, nevertheless more money left for gas for us, so great :)

It has been suprisingly durable, for the cost that is, the zippers still work fine so does the material outside the bag which hasn't shown sign of wear. So far have not driven in rain with it to check for the waterproof characteristics. One thing that I am thinking it is larger that needed for my bike and it's seat length and the 20lt would be more suitable. Hope this helps and drive safe my friend.

@@TheMarketDude1 thanks for the fast answer. Yes, my bags are always too big too, so i carry a lot of things i actually dont really need and sometimes not even touch when on the road. I just ordered it anyways, guess its also a good option for travelling in plane. Actually i was planning a trip from Asia (Thailand) to Europe in 2019, was ready to go on my CB500X, then Corona hit an i was fuxxed, all borders closed. Still hoping Myanmar will open for crossing, so i need some space. I have hardcases on the side so i needed another reliable back and i liked it, lets see what i get in a couple of days. Ride Safe

Will be checking it in the next service this year. Thank you

@@TheMarketDude1 no se ingles

@@JaymzSim good luck with it and please let me know if the 20mm are the option to go for.

@@TheMarketDude1 .no se inglés

@@franciscojavierinfanterodr9575 ¿Qué necesitas?

Hi, at the end the cables where not lengthy enough to allow for the raisers installation, so I removed it to be safe.

@@TheMarketDude1 I didn't order them in the end. Situation improved with my right hand and arm. I think it was me grabbing too hard the throttle. I've been riding only for 5 months.

Thank you, ride safe.

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@@TheMarketDude1 cool, looking forward to it!

Effective in reducing air force at the stomach area and allowing you to go and maintain higher speeds, when needed. In addition, the front of the bikes is more stable I would say above 100 kmh. Also, from a subjective point if view, I can see 'longer' in front of me as the upper side of the windscreen 'tells' me where my steering direction is with a glance in twisty roads. My height is 185cm. Hope that helps, thank you.

@@TheMarketDude1 thank you for your answer and sorry for my english, i’m french 😊. My height is 170 cm, it will be better for my head. Thank you so much, ride safe.✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

I ordered them from a UK based company, Tec Bike Parts along with the bar end caps. The link I used is : www.tecbikeparts.com/product/tec-clamp-on-cnc-round-oval-bar-end-mirrors-black/

Also happened to make a review on them, this is the link : czcams.com/video/ia2ZMpCHe_g/video.html . Ride safe

Ride safe 🤙

Thank you for your insights, wasn't aware of such bad experiences by reading reviews on the seller site or other CZcams videos. Plan to mount them next week and will see how riding with them feels like. Ride safe always!