Fantastic !!! Superb!!! INT-650 owner myself ... resolve the wobbling and pray for the punctures and we have a legend here !!! 30 yrs from now we be telling our stories of this legend 👏
It's funtastic to c that you give tips about bikes, rides and reviews on bike but ever never ride fast and infact you need to discourage fast ridings....apart from this it would be added advantage for new riders to give more technical tips on buying riding and maintenance of bikes
That jacket looks swell, which one is it? And what gloves are you wearing? (I'm a 55 yr old born again biker, used to ride an RD 350 in my days, that's the reason I am attracted to the Int 650 so much....it looks the most similar to my bike) we never had these armoured jackets etc those days!
Hi Sir.... That's a best you used to ride earlier...and Interceptor is a great choice. The jacket I'm wearing is a BBG Xplorer and I've been using it for over 3 years now. Gloves well these are summer gloves and aren't of great quality...you can get Rynox gloves which are of good quality and affordable too. For long distance touring I use BBG Touring gloves. These are as important as a helmet incase of a an unfortunate event. Happy riding sir.... Stay safe 👍
Bro, I have got a GT. I bought it for touring. And I am planning to ride to Wulong Valley in Arunachal along with a pillion in August-September. What changes can be done to the bike to make the bike comfortable for the pillion.
Bro your contents are good and very helpful to new riders like me. Thanx for sharing keep it up 👍🏻 i have a question my height is 6. First time i was riding my bike for long around 70kms I feel very much pressure on my shoulder and wrist. I don’t know its because i am a new rider or i need some mods to handel or something.
Hi Sandeep... thankyou for the kind words. You're a considerably tall rider (I'm 5'11) and with the stock settings I too felt the seating position to be a little hunched. After adding the handlebar risers and a firmer seat things have become alot more comfortable for sure. Although you'll take some time to get used to the riding stance and it'll all become a part of your muscle memory.
The Twin Post ok thanx brother. Should i go for handelbar risers ?? If yes then which one is good ? I have seen biker billet and carbon or something brand name.
I myself am using 'Biker Billet' 1 inch risers...carbon Racing ones look really good so you can go for those. If you want to make the stance really comfortable then you can go for the leaned back risers as well...a little costlier but effective ... here's the link for it instagram.com/p/B_CUDK8Am_F/?igshid=hpzaq2p401xk
Hi Eric... usually I take it slow and shift around 3-4k rpm....unlike in this video. Riding fast it's more about what I'm feeling in terms of the pull the bike is offering...it's usually around 5.5k to 6k rpm I guess.
About the filter.... In the end try to listen to the revs...it sounds great... Better than my friend's Interceptor which has a stock air-filter... Mine has a MotoWings Air filter
No I have not... That doesn't seem required if you're using the stock exhaust I guess. Only with the aftermarket exhaust one needs to get the stage 2 kit i.e remove the cover and install the clamps to hold the filter in place
Oh ok now I get it..... *My friend has reached* as in they had already reached the destination where we were all supposed to meet and I was running late.
Fantastic !!! Superb!!! INT-650 owner myself ... resolve the wobbling and pray for the punctures and we have a legend here !!!
30 yrs from now we be telling our stories of this legend 👏
Become your great fan....👍♥️ from Kolkata🇮🇳
Beast ❤️
Nicely done bro keep it up👍👍
Shukriya bhai really appreciate
great content 🔥
And Gurgaon looks so different now. I used to visit Gurgaon in 2005 2006.
It's funtastic to c that you give tips about bikes, rides and reviews on bike but ever never ride fast and infact you need to discourage fast ridings....apart from this it would be added advantage for new riders to give more technical tips on buying riding and maintenance of bikes
That jacket looks swell, which one is it? And what gloves are you wearing? (I'm a 55 yr old born again biker, used to ride an RD 350 in my days, that's the reason I am attracted to the Int 650 so much....it looks the most similar to my bike) we never had these armoured jackets etc those days!
Hi Sir.... That's a best you used to ride earlier...and Interceptor is a great choice.
The jacket I'm wearing is a BBG Xplorer and I've been using it for over 3 years now.
Gloves well these are summer gloves and aren't of great quality...you can get Rynox gloves which are of good quality and affordable too.
For long distance touring I use BBG Touring gloves.
These are as important as a helmet incase of a an unfortunate event.
Happy riding sir.... Stay safe 👍
Very good content man!
Thanks buddy 🙌
Bro, I have got a GT. I bought it for touring. And I am planning to ride to Wulong Valley in Arunachal along with a pillion in August-September. What changes can be done to the bike to make the bike comfortable for the pillion.
I've recently posted a video to cover this exact topic with all the necessary info... please check it out: czcams.com/video/hT6BOdNCxT0/video.html
Hi I am planning to buy it,is there still wheel wobble issues in high speed
It was there...but I haven't faced it after I got the Alignment sorted.
Bro your contents are good and very helpful to new riders like me. Thanx for sharing keep it up 👍🏻 i have a question my height is 6. First time i was riding my bike for long around 70kms I feel very much pressure on my shoulder and wrist. I don’t know its because i am a new rider or i need some mods to handel or something.
Hi Sandeep... thankyou for the kind words.
You're a considerably tall rider (I'm 5'11) and with the stock settings I too felt the seating position to be a little hunched. After adding the handlebar risers and a firmer seat things have become alot more comfortable for sure.
Although you'll take some time to get used to the riding stance and it'll all become a part of your muscle memory.
The Twin Post ok thanx brother. Should i go for handelbar risers ?? If yes then which one is good ? I have seen biker billet and carbon or something brand name.
I myself am using 'Biker Billet' 1 inch risers...carbon Racing ones look really good so you can go for those.
If you want to make the stance really comfortable then you can go for the leaned back risers as well...a little costlier but effective ... here's the link for it instagram.com/p/B_CUDK8Am_F/?igshid=hpzaq2p401xk
The Twin Post thank you so much for your support.
Wow....good. Bro, what RPM do you usually shift when riding fast on highways?
Hi Eric... usually I take it slow and shift around 3-4k rpm....unlike in this video.
Riding fast it's more about what I'm feeling in terms of the pull the bike is offering...it's usually around 5.5k to 6k rpm I guess.
Well planned mat bol bhai 😂 Baarish mei underpass tak doob jaata hai, and that's my office at 8:06 💀👌🏽
Arre bhai bhai bhai bhai...... 🤣
does your handle woble or bike feels unstable above 120kmph?
No it doesn't feel unstable... I've done 165 as well and never felt any wobbling
Love to watch ur vlogs brother ..hope to ride with u some day
Open roads, higher rpms, louder roar! 🔥
What were you saying about the air filter?
About the filter.... In the end try to listen to the revs...it sounds great... Better than my friend's Interceptor which has a stock air-filter... Mine has a MotoWings Air filter
@@TheTwinPost have u removed the snorkel air filter cover?
No I have not... That doesn't seem required if you're using the stock exhaust I guess. Only with the aftermarket exhaust one needs to get the stage 2 kit i.e remove the cover and install the clamps to hold the filter in place
@@TheTwinPost yeah this is so confusing, I've the clamps with stock filter n stock exhaust! Your guess is as good as mine...😎
@@TheTwinPost Bro what is the difference between stage 1 and stage 2 kit??
Malviya Nagar nahi badlega xD
Bro, jab road khaali hoti hai, tabhi unsafe hota hai. Just saying...ride safe
Ciao
Your friend has reached how much? You haven't explained...
Have reached what...? I didn't get your question.
@@TheTwinPost you writed that, look for it, please
Oh ok now I get it..... *My friend has reached* as in they had already reached the destination where we were all supposed to meet and I was running late.