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It was just loud thinking!🤔 I think I am being misunderstood to be complaining. To keep the same consistency (the tone and accent of narration) is pretty hard which made me wonder if he actually talks like that on a day to day basis. And yes, he does take a lot of effort for his videos. 🙂
I've been watching Long Way Up, and it amazes me that you can make this high quality film as a one-man-band, while Ewan needs two pick-ups and a motorcycle cameraman to produce his series. Well done!
In my opinion, saddle bags coupled with a tail bag completes the whole look... You can just stand back and admire the bike. There is something about a loaded bike that makes them look more beautiful (that is what my car driving friend told me) and I couldn't agree more 😁 Awesome video mate 👌
Heated grips are a necessity in Iceland, & I imagine the riding season is quite similar in UK. Warmly recommended, especially for any sort of touring when you can get caught in cold/wet weather.
For some reason, I'd never even considered the possibility of there being motorcyclists in Iceland. What are the roads like up there? Obviously you've got all the scenery
@@AAARREUUUGHHHH some of the mountain roads are quite spectacular, as well as roads following the shoreline around fjords etc. The rest is a bit on a boring side, but there are always great views. Low traffic is probably the best trait of riding in Iceland, at least in rural parts outside of Reykjavík. Here's a clip of one of my favorite local roads & maybe it can give you some idea how it is - czcams.com/video/4-Tn0IYMX4o/video.html
Love the video, to avoid the rain I live in Texas, I do most of my solo touring on a BMW S1000XR, I have read great things about the touring capabilities of the MT. Keep it up, quality video.
Damn that Yamaha Blaze saddlebags are the best for me because of how minimalistic the mounting kit is. If you're not touring or not using the saddlebags you can even easy remove it and that metal "stick" without tools needed. Currently SW Motech do have the same exact saddlebag for anyone that's looking for the same saddlebag.
A 2 hour ride, that's what me and my 35 year old K100, would call a nice warm-up! 😜 Touring isn't as much a question of gear, as a mindset and a philosophy of how to travel!
Here's a tip for riding out in the cold. Wear latex gloves under your riding gloves - helped keep my fingers warm during the winter months here in Australia.
I spend an exorbitant amount of time daydreaming about motorcycle tours, both past and future. I’m obsessed with it, even though I haven’t done that much compared to a lot of motorcyclists. (Probably ~5000 miles of touring). It’s heaven to me. I can only take a maximum of 2 weeks off of work at a time so that keeps me limited. But in 10 years I retire with a pension and I can’t wait to do 1, 2, and 3 month long motorcycle tours. Maybe longer.
Hahaha! Welcome to the rainy side of motorcycling. I live in a super rainy place too. The bike is always super dirty after even a short ride. I have to wash it every second day.
Glad you enjoyed it :) Motorcycle touring is my faviroute, I love going new places and finding new challenging roads. When it's summer you should go to the MCN festivel as it's touring AND camping so you can use your saddle bags and bungies for that trip too ;) really improvise and there will be good footage too. (assuming covid is gone)
Yep, you can make a naked bike to a sport touring bike by adding a few mods, it will be cheaper than sport touring or adventure bike. You just need a touring windshield plus a clip on, handlebar risers, comfortable seat and bags. This way you can get more out of your bike. Usually sport touring and adventure bikes are bigger and heavier, not made for street.
The furthest I've ridden my motorcycle in the UK is from Dover to borth and back again after a little biker holiday in wales. Enjoyed every mile of it.
Welcome to the UK 😂😂😂. Waterproof riding kit it’s the best investment ever. Essential in England. I ride in all weathers only but it away when the ice comes. Would highly recommend you doing more touring we have an amazing country to explore. Wales and Scotland also have great roads.
Your videos are so relaxing, your narration is too calming, your editing is too good, your work on your motorcycle is awesome. Why don't you have more subscribers, I just don't understand that.
Nearly at 100K Buddy! Well Done! :) Motorcycle touring is the foundation of my channel... it started with me tagging along on a tour with my dad to get used to my new bike and here I am 2 years later with a few big tours under my belt preparing for a European tour very soon...
The bike was looking pretty sweet with the bags on, really suits it. As someone else has said, check out the north coast roads around Barnstaple & Bude. North Cornwall motorcycles is worth a trip to along the way!
If you want a good route to do for a day trip, go from Exeter into Exmouth, along past Sidmouth/Sidford, past Seaton, into Lyme then West Bay (there's a Helmet City there), then carry on past on the third exit of the roundabout where the pub is and follow that road, it will take you to Portsmouth, a gorgeous isle ans spit that has a lighthouse and is prime for photos. I'm not too far from your area so I'd always be happy for a ride out during the week
Great video! I own Triumph Speed Triple and I use it for touring and it perfect bike for me, I just love it. I have made brackets for it to fit hard side cases. You can use any bike for touring...
Lol welcome to the start (yes start) of an English winter! Knox Zero3 if you don’t put on heated grips. Also watch that quadlock; you need the anti-vibe module if you want to save your camera.
since I am living in switzerland and it gets too cold to ride i totally understand you. im definetly not trying to ride in -10 Celcius and it does make me sad so im glad i have your videos which put a smile on my face now and then..
Good videos! Idk how tall you are but, me being 1.80m high, I noticed that even with rubber tank pads like yours I didn't have much tank grip as I'd like. I bought another pair of rubber tank pads (the cheapest ones I could find, no matter the model they're supposed to fir) and cut them so they'd fit in those plastic "squares" on the side of the tank (where the knees touch when you're riding it) that are in front of your rubber pads. They made a good difference on the amount of grip I got. Cheers!
Great looking Bike with the saddle bags.... Years ago I was able to get 35 lbs of asparagus on my beloved FZ 1 !, I Still have the tail bag and have used it on my other bikes.
Excellent video, as always. Thanks! For your next trip, might I suggest the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. Its probably a bit further away, but its an awesome museum. All British bikes going back to the beginning of motorcycling and they allow cameras. If you go, get there early, its pretty big. :)
I live in Southern California and we are SPOILED with riding weather. I want to move but rain is a HUGE factor I consider as I love riding. I put on average 5000 miles a year.
Yep, scoffing hehehe. I just rode 8 hours (377.7 miles) just to get a photo of a mural and back home. Advrider tag games, we do this often. But, I know (& understand) that different people, climate, locations, etc make a difference. Envy your editing & imagination. But I'm learning & trying. Photo composer is so much easier. Thanks for your videos, they are indeed awesome.
your narrating voice .. so soothing and calm (nohomo) haha .. dunno why i relax this much while listening and wathing the videos . and to steal a hard hitting line from "Wild Hogs" .. you never know how many summers you have left, so get out there!!
Respect for the videos quality and for making the analysis being adjusted to this new iPhone full screen without zoom... amazing job keep doing it mate!!!
Devon is an amazing choice to live, did you choose there because it was close to yours sister or did you just like the area? you have cornwall, cheddar gorge, portland bill lighthouse, west Lulworth, multiple national parks... all withing 2 hours away. Any of these places are a definite recommendation, especially cheddar gorge if you have a drone
Hey man, I do the naked bike touring bit. I have an F900R and saddlebags much like your setup. Have been all over Ohio and West Virginia this summer with it. I think if I were to do segments longer than 150-200 miles in a day though, I would prefer to have a sport touring bike that would be a bit more comfortable in the seat and having a nice fairing for shelter from the wind.
Nice video! Glad you got to enjoy some sunshine by the sea in the end, we can only apologise on behalf of the country for our terrible weather... If you're planning another mini tour soon and don't want to be taken on a detour by your phone, we'd be happy to give you a Beeline. Just give us a shout if you're interested!
Nice video ... shame you didn't go a little further south west ... some of the coastal roads around the end of the Cornish peninsular are stunning and a little challenging ... start at St.Ives and go through Zennor, Pendeen, St.Just, Sennen, Lamorna and finish at Penzance 😉
Great video, I actually rode down through the same area on my way to Lands End from London, done it on a Monster 797 and loved every bit of it, apart from the rain of course.. Good roads around there too
It's so odd to see you in my neck of the woods, really cool though! Where you took the photo in Falmouth is an old motorbike racetrack, there's a memorial for it just past where you stopped, next time you come down you need to do the st ives - lands end Coast road, one of the best roads down here, more than happy to be a tour guide too if you need one, keep up the good work man!
Wow! Those saddle bags look so nice on the MT-09. Great video! (by the way I am using my dad's account to use youtube. I love your videos and bikes but I'm sadly too young to have a bike , but I hopefully will have one, one day.Thanks for the great video!)
For you fingers, I’d recommend a water prove long touring gloves. For the money I’d recommend “Scorpion EXO Tempest Gloves”. I grew up in north west New York and now ride year round in Osaka Japan now so trust me the work a wonder. I spend hours riding at a time even in constant rain below 10c. Cheers
Me and my friend rode our bikes from Barnstaple to lands end , him being on a Suzuki van van 125 and me on a honda grom. We stayed in a tent over night and rode through falmouth and a30 way home . This was last Saturday so its fun to do on any bike, would love to meet you one day
With a bit more budget you might be able to be better than fortnine. Your camerawork and edit skills really show the potential for a real, down to earth and quality motorcycle channel. For myself i'd like to see some more ADV content since that's my interest but I love the realistic diversity in your channel. You've got a new subscriber!
That looks like the A30, a boring road if ever there was one. Side roads down to Falmouth are way more fun. To reach that car park where you took the photos you rode along the 'track' of the first road race in the world.
Definitely invest in some heated grips or gloves and if you plan to ride all year possibly handguards too. I actually think handguards look good on the MT. The rain certainly sucks here in the UK but you're not too far from the continent so if the world is a bit more normal next summer head to the Alps!
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🔥🔥Naked bikes are the future... Real good choice with the MT-09🔥🔥
I'm inviting you for tour in india
😲 you got a new bike? I haven't gotten any notifications of new vidz from you. I have a lot of catching up to do lol. You still have your R1?
@@MegaChevy65 ooh buddy you've missed some stuff. He hasn't had the R1 since moving to the UK from South Africa right?
@@guppyitsallgood indeed he sold it before he left
Dude, I'm impressed with the quality of the editing and editing of the scenes. Congratulations and thanks for this video.
It’s disturbing how much I enjoy these videos
Same I'm addicted to CC ❤️
He's Great In Every Perspective Biking,Vlogging,Editing.Etc💜
It's Time For 100K Subs Get Ready For It Chaos Your Efforts Will Shine After Few Days!🎉
I hope he doesn't talk like that on a day to day basis.
@@andyroy5736 But I Like The Way He Talks Bro But It Differs Person Person!
It was just loud thinking!🤔 I think I am being misunderstood to be complaining. To keep the same consistency (the tone and accent of narration) is pretty hard which made me wonder if he actually talks like that on a day to day basis. And yes, he does take a lot of effort for his videos. 🙂
@@andyroy5736 Yeah Bro You Finnaly Realized It!✌
@@xantoshadhikari 🤔 you dint get my point. 😊
I've been watching Long Way Up, and it amazes me that you can make this high quality film as a one-man-band, while Ewan needs two pick-ups and a motorcycle cameraman to produce his series. Well done!
I would legit watch a video of just Chaos staring at a wind turbine
In my opinion, saddle bags coupled with a tail bag completes the whole look... You can just stand back and admire the bike. There is something about a loaded bike that makes them look more beautiful (that is what my car driving friend told me) and I couldn't agree more 😁
Awesome video mate 👌
This my friend was refreshing and entertaining to watch 💯 💪🏿
AWESOME
Heated grips are a necessity in Iceland, & I imagine the riding season is quite similar in UK. Warmly recommended, especially for any sort of touring when you can get caught in cold/wet weather.
For some reason, I'd never even considered the possibility of there being motorcyclists in Iceland. What are the roads like up there? Obviously you've got all the scenery
@@AAARREUUUGHHHH some of the mountain roads are quite spectacular, as well as roads following the shoreline around fjords etc. The rest is a bit on a boring side, but there are always great views. Low traffic is probably the best trait of riding in Iceland, at least in rural parts outside of Reykjavík.
Here's a clip of one of my favorite local roads & maybe it can give you some idea how it is -
czcams.com/video/4-Tn0IYMX4o/video.html
Love the video, to avoid the rain I live in Texas, I do most of my solo touring on a BMW S1000XR, I have read great things about the touring capabilities of the MT. Keep it up, quality video.
Damn that Yamaha Blaze saddlebags are the best for me because of how minimalistic the mounting kit is. If you're not touring or not using the saddlebags you can even easy remove it and that metal "stick" without tools needed. Currently SW Motech do have the same exact saddlebag for anyone that's looking for the same saddlebag.
Next time you should head towards North Devon & to Cornwall via Barnstaple, Bideford & Bude. Its a fantastic ride.
Hey, chaos u should get some waterproof gear buddy 😁😁
A 2 hour ride, that's what me and my 35 year old K100, would call a nice warm-up! 😜
Touring isn't as much a question of gear, as a mindset and a philosophy of how to travel!
I love your channel, and now I find out you live only 2 hours away from me!! Hi from Dorset !!
Love your content. We should ride 💪🏼
England is beautiful. When it’s not raining 😂
Here's a tip for riding out in the cold. Wear latex gloves under your riding gloves - helped keep my fingers warm during the winter months here in Australia.
I spend an exorbitant amount of time daydreaming about motorcycle tours, both past and future. I’m obsessed with it, even though I haven’t done that much compared to a lot of motorcyclists. (Probably ~5000 miles of touring). It’s heaven to me. I can only take a maximum of 2 weeks off of work at a time so that keeps me limited. But in 10 years I retire with a pension and I can’t wait to do 1, 2, and 3 month long motorcycle tours. Maybe longer.
Hahaha! Welcome to the rainy side of motorcycling. I live in a super rainy place too.
The bike is always super dirty after even a short ride. I have to wash it every second day.
Glad you enjoyed it :) Motorcycle touring is my faviroute, I love going new places and finding new challenging roads.
When it's summer you should go to the MCN festivel as it's touring AND camping so you can use your saddle bags and bungies for that trip too ;) really improvise and there will be good footage too.
(assuming covid is gone)
Yep, you can make a naked bike to a sport touring bike by adding a few mods, it will be cheaper than sport touring or adventure bike. You just need a touring windshield plus a clip on, handlebar risers, comfortable seat and bags. This way you can get more out of your bike. Usually sport touring and adventure bikes are bigger and heavier, not made for street.
The furthest I've ridden my motorcycle in the UK is from Dover to borth and back again after a little biker holiday in wales. Enjoyed every mile of it.
What about a pair of nice, heated grips? Could be useful in England...
1:40 dirt bike:ok.... I'm going to change that...
Always blessing my feed with these creative gems 🙌🏾
Welcome to the UK 😂😂😂. Waterproof riding kit it’s the best investment ever. Essential in England. I ride in all weathers only but it away when the ice comes. Would highly recommend you doing more touring we have an amazing country to explore. Wales and Scotland also have great roads.
Welcome to Devon! Don't let the crap weather put you off, the roads here are lovely!
That is why I love my touring 1150RT. I can ride it any time I want.
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100, 000th SUBSCRIBERS!! 🎉✨ Keep making more video. Really enjoyed it a lot.
Your videos are so relaxing, your narration is too calming, your editing is too good, your work on your motorcycle is awesome. Why don't you have more subscribers, I just don't understand that.
Nearly at 100K Buddy! Well Done! :) Motorcycle touring is the foundation of my channel... it started with me tagging along on a tour with my dad to get used to my new bike and here I am 2 years later with a few big tours under my belt preparing for a European tour very soon...
The bike was looking pretty sweet with the bags on, really suits it. As someone else has said, check out the north coast roads around Barnstaple & Bude. North Cornwall motorcycles is worth a trip to along the way!
If you want a good route to do for a day trip, go from Exeter into Exmouth, along past Sidmouth/Sidford, past Seaton, into Lyme then West Bay (there's a Helmet City there), then carry on past on the third exit of the roundabout where the pub is and follow that road, it will take you to Portsmouth, a gorgeous isle ans spit that has a lighthouse and is prime for photos. I'm not too far from your area so I'd always be happy for a ride out during the week
Great video! I own Triumph Speed Triple and I use it for touring and it perfect bike for me, I just love it. I have made brackets for it to fit hard side cases. You can use any bike for touring...
Lol welcome to the start (yes start) of an English winter! Knox Zero3 if you don’t put on heated grips. Also watch that quadlock; you need the anti-vibe module if you want to save your camera.
since I am living in switzerland and it gets too cold to ride i totally understand you. im definetly not trying to ride in -10 Celcius and it does make me sad so im glad i have your videos which put a smile on my face now and then..
Love your videos and I can relate about the weather and not be able to ride.
ive ridden for 1.3 hours straight on 50cc in 1 degree Celsius and pitch black with just a tiny spotlight.
First accessory I fitted to my MT09 were heated grips - essential for European riding.
Good videos!
Idk how tall you are but, me being 1.80m high, I noticed that even with rubber tank pads like yours I didn't have much tank grip as I'd like. I bought another pair of rubber tank pads (the cheapest ones I could find, no matter the model they're supposed to fir) and cut them so they'd fit in those plastic "squares" on the side of the tank (where the knees touch when you're riding it) that are in front of your rubber pads. They made a good difference on the amount of grip I got.
Cheers!
Nothing better than a CC video and a cup of hot tea
Great looking Bike with the saddle bags.... Years ago I was able to get 35 lbs of asparagus on my beloved FZ 1 !, I Still have the tail bag and have used it on my other bikes.
Excellent video, as always. Thanks!
For your next trip, might I suggest the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. Its probably a bit further away, but its an awesome museum. All British bikes going back to the beginning of motorcycling and they allow cameras. If you go, get there early, its pretty big. :)
I live in Southern California and we are SPOILED with riding weather. I want to move but rain is a HUGE factor I consider as I love riding. I put on average 5000 miles a year.
Yep, scoffing hehehe. I just rode 8 hours (377.7 miles) just to get a photo of a mural and back home. Advrider tag games, we do this often. But, I know (& understand) that different people, climate, locations, etc make a difference. Envy your editing & imagination. But I'm learning & trying. Photo composer is so much easier.
Thanks for your videos, they are indeed awesome.
Excellent editing skills and great video...Very well spent 10:56 seconds!
Great use of the cinematic medium.
Thanks!
your narrating voice .. so soothing and calm (nohomo) haha .. dunno why i relax this much while listening and wathing the videos . and to steal a hard hitting line from "Wild Hogs" .. you never know how many summers you have left, so get out there!!
I just love your videos
Lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵
And congratulations for 100k 🎉🎉🎉
Love the storytelling as always. Yes the MT09 looks great with those panniers on. Cheers!
Dude congratulations for 100k . I enjoyed every single video of you keep going👏👏
You'll enjoy the country and rain more on an adventure bike!Great content by the way!
Get those Gerbing heated clowes, they are a game changer for those under ten degrees weathers.
Just up the road in North Devon. Some cracking sea views and good roads up this way too!
Just gotta get me an MT-09 and chill! Thanks CC, for all the great vlogs & info!
Some say he can make watching paint dry entertaining.. all we know is he's the Chaos!
Respect for the videos quality and for making the analysis being adjusted to this new iPhone full screen without zoom... amazing job keep doing it mate!!!
Man your editing has flattered me ❤️
Time to give some of those winter oven mitts a go :D
Devon is an amazing choice to live, did you choose there because it was close to yours sister or did you just like the area? you have cornwall, cheddar gorge, portland bill lighthouse, west Lulworth, multiple national parks... all withing 2 hours away. Any of these places are a definite recommendation, especially cheddar gorge if you have a drone
Brilliant..glad u enjoyed your foray into touring.
The opportunity to discover something that's why we ride.
And that's why I watch these videos.
The lake district has loads of twisty roads and great views but it's quite abit further than Falmouth
Buddy,great job... thankyou so much for the ride👍💪
Hey man, I do the naked bike touring bit. I have an F900R and saddlebags much like your setup. Have been all over Ohio and West Virginia this summer with it. I think if I were to do segments longer than 150-200 miles in a day though, I would prefer to have a sport touring bike that would be a bit more comfortable in the seat and having a nice fairing for shelter from the wind.
These Bags are the BEST! Have them for my Kawa ER6N from SW-Motec.
Welcome to riding in the British weather 👍
Nice video! Glad you got to enjoy some sunshine by the sea in the end, we can only apologise on behalf of the country for our terrible weather... If you're planning another mini tour soon and don't want to be taken on a detour by your phone, we'd be happy to give you a Beeline. Just give us a shout if you're interested!
Epic video! 👏👏👍 Story, editing and sound design is on point! Thanks for the content!!🤜🤛👊✌
I'd like to see this guy tackle a project bike build. he has the cinematic talent and just the right amount of humor for it.
It brighten up my day
Oxford heated grips are a necessity in Ireland and England 80 quid and you're set for winter
Awesome and relaxing video i hope the spring is awesome for you !!!!
Great video as always! If you have time, can you make a video on what camera you use and how you take those nice photos?
Nice video ... shame you didn't go a little further south west ... some of the coastal roads around the end of the Cornish peninsular are stunning and a little challenging ... start at St.Ives and go through Zennor, Pendeen, St.Just, Sennen, Lamorna and finish at Penzance 😉
Great video, I actually rode down through the same area on my way to Lands End from London, done it on a Monster 797 and loved every bit of it, apart from the rain of course.. Good roads around there too
Dude I am addicted to your videos
I took my MT-09 on its first camping trip this past weekend. Funny enough, I also bought my bike the same week that you revealed yours lol
It's so odd to see you in my neck of the woods, really cool though! Where you took the photo in Falmouth is an old motorbike racetrack, there's a memorial for it just past where you stopped, next time you come down you need to do the st ives - lands end Coast road, one of the best roads down here, more than happy to be a tour guide too if you need one, keep up the good work man!
Another incredible video from chaos causes, thanks mate keep it up
I love this video man. Probably the best video on your channel.
Wow! Those saddle bags look so nice on the MT-09. Great video!
(by the way I am using my dad's account to use youtube. I love your videos and bikes but I'm sadly too young to have a bike , but I hopefully will have one, one day.Thanks for the great video!)
Chaos Causes deserves so many more subs the algorithm needs to work its magic for him
For you fingers, I’d recommend a water prove long touring gloves. For the money I’d recommend “Scorpion EXO Tempest Gloves”.
I grew up in north west New York and now ride year round in Osaka Japan now so trust me the work a wonder. I spend hours riding at a time even in constant rain below 10c.
Cheers
Great editing, enjoyable dialogue, entertaining dry wit, another gem 😎
Me and my friend rode our bikes from Barnstaple to lands end , him being on a Suzuki van van 125 and me on a honda grom. We stayed in a tent over night and rode through falmouth and a30 way home . This was last Saturday so its fun to do on any bike, would love to meet you one day
With a bit more budget you might be able to be better than fortnine. Your camerawork and edit skills really show the potential for a real, down to earth and quality motorcycle channel. For myself i'd like to see some more ADV content since that's my interest but I love the realistic diversity in your channel. You've got a new subscriber!
Gotta love waking up to see a new video from you haha
Congrats in advance on the 100k subs at the weekend. Thanks for another great video, welcome to England weather
Welcome to the UK. The weather comes as standard.
Enjoyed this ... great editing of the waves 👍🏼
Hands down a phenomenal quality vid from an absolutely brilliant motorcyclist/YTer/decent genuine awesome nice guy!
Absolutely love the new video mate. And yeah that's England for you 😂 I live down south also
with all that KAK weather, I hope you're missing home 😋
Yes been nice and hot in SA time to come visit
As a Dutch person this comment made me chuckle
That looks like the A30, a boring road if ever there was one. Side roads down to Falmouth are way more fun. To reach that car park where you took the photos you rode along the 'track' of the first road race in the world.
Definitely invest in some heated grips or gloves and if you plan to ride all year possibly handguards too. I actually think handguards look good on the MT.
The rain certainly sucks here in the UK but you're not too far from the continent so if the world is a bit more normal next summer head to the Alps!
Really amazing video...
The effort is always there in your videos...
If you want to keep warm use latex gloves under your bike gloves, it really works.
Really nice video 👍
How long did you spend on that rest stop to get all that footage? Amazing work. You truly deserve the 100k subs that's coming, and more.
Got heated grips on my gen 1 MT09. Never wear anything but unlined summer gloves.
I once did a 13hr ride on my Yamaha Bolt. Toronto to West Virginia. Never again.