Hi guys it good to be adventuring again, I was giggling at your first days dramas, but I did enjoy the story. I all so noticed use have got a lot more subscribers now it is a great channel. Use keep going I will keep watching. Good luck and stay safe
Thank you Russell. We are about to upload again but it is taking a very long time. Still raining here but hopefully will be able to video after the Easter break as there are so many places to visit up here.
Ah the adventures of motorcycle touring. I would only do that if I could stay in Air BnBs or cabins in caravan parks. Someone to come and do all the cleaning so I can jut ride away the next morning. The fuel gauge on my Can Am Spyder is very inaccurate but does not have a distance to empty to feature which I find annoying. Fill up when you can not when you need to is a god rule to follow. Enjoy the rides and I look forward to more videos.
Hi great vlogs I have a 2020 RT spyder here in NZ once it the low fuel came on mine I got another 25ks and when I filled it I worked out there was still 3lts in the tank
I have a 2012 Spyder RT Ltd I have similar experiences with the fuel gauge and the fuel light coming on when there is still plenty of fuel in the tank. I'm told that if you disconnect the analog gauge (I assume yours has one as mine does) the digital read out is more accurate. I have not done so as I don't believe in fiddling with things I don't understand. It is probably the worst feature of the bike. My previous bike a Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager had an accurate gauge as does my Suzuki Burgman 650 scooter.
Thank you for loving our videos. For me (Wendy) I find it depends on the size of the truck, how fast the truck is going and the wind speed. I have been knocked about a few times but handled it OK. Tom says it’s more stable than being on 2 wheels when a truck passes. 😀
Hi guys it good to be adventuring again, I was giggling at your first days dramas, but I did enjoy the story. I all so noticed use have got a lot more subscribers now it is a great channel. Use keep going I will keep watching. Good luck and stay safe
Thank you Russell. We are about to upload again but it is taking a very long time.
Still raining here but hopefully will be able to video after the Easter break as there are so many places to visit up here.
Hello from riyadh ❤❤❤ ride safe 🎉❤❤❤❤ I am going home soon❤
Ah the adventures of motorcycle touring. I would only do that if I could stay in Air BnBs or cabins in caravan parks. Someone to come and do all the cleaning so I can jut ride away the next morning. The fuel gauge on my Can Am Spyder is very inaccurate but does not have a distance to empty to feature which I find annoying. Fill up when you can not when you need to is a god rule to follow. Enjoy the rides and I look forward to more videos.
Yes, that was a night to remember. If you don’t laugh about it, you cry and give up.
Hi great vlogs I have a 2020 RT spyder here in NZ once it the low fuel came on mine I got another 25ks and when I filled it I worked out there was still 3lts in the tank
Yes, they can be unpredictable and I hate the unknown. If I was on my own, I would have panicked. 😱
I have a 2012 Spyder RT Ltd I have similar experiences with the fuel gauge and the fuel light coming on when there is still plenty of fuel in the tank. I'm told that if you disconnect the analog gauge (I assume yours has one as mine does) the digital read out is more accurate. I have not done so as I don't believe in fiddling with things I don't understand. It is probably the worst feature of the bike. My previous bike a Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager had an accurate gauge as does my Suzuki Burgman 650 scooter.
How stable are the Ryker when trucks are passing? Love your videos
Thank you for loving our videos.
For me (Wendy) I find it depends on the size of the truck, how fast the truck is going and the wind speed.
I have been knocked about a few times but handled it OK.
Tom says it’s more stable than being on 2 wheels when a truck passes. 😀