In this video installment I install an aftermarket gas cap from theAlphaMoto.com that matches my new custom painted fairings. I also show a Stay from theAlphaMoto.com and Lever Guards from the2Wheels.com.
In this week’s moto vlog installment I open up a bit and discusses my feelings on who deserves respect on the streets…..
I finally completed an aftermarket fairings installation video on my 2008 Honda CBR600rr. It was a beast of a video to make but I hope it helps many of you riders out there that want information on how to install aftermarket fairings and a recommendation of what aftermarket fairings to get. My aftermarket fairings are from EZMOTO, I recommend EZMOTO, they have quality fairings at a great price and they provide great customer service.
Check out the unboxing of my new custom painted pearl white fairings for my 2008 Honda CBR600rr I received from EZMOTO
Just finished putting on the new fairings and fully detailed her and took her for a test ride. First ride out I get two chicks yelling out of a car window ‘Awesome bike!”
Fairings are from EZMOTO
In this short moto vlog I give an update for the sound issues I experienced with the Drift HD Ghost in Part 1 of the Drift HD Ghost Review.
Drift HD Ghost Review Part 2
If you have not seen Part 1 :
In this moto vlog I talk about liter/1000cc bikes! I express my thoughts on everything from the cbr1000rr to the 1199 Ducati Panigale.
In this video you will also see various video footage of the some of the liter bikes.
In this video installment I install no-cut frame sliders on my 2008 Honda CBR600rr.
I got these great sliders at
theAlphaMoto.com!
Here is the link to the item:
As part of the DIY Maintenance Series I just completed the video showing a coolant flush performed on my 2008 Honda CBR600rr. This video takes you simple step by step in the process of completing a coolant flush on the 2008 Honda CBR600rr.
The tools you will need are:
-Metric Hex keys
-3/8″ Drive torque wrench
-10mm socket
-Small phillips screwdriver
-Bucket
-Funnel
-Gloves
Materials you will need:
-3 Gallons of Distilled water
-2 quarts of Pro Honda HP Coolant (Premixed 50/50 already)
-Water pump drain bolt sealing washer (Part# 90463-ML&-000
Buy pro Honda Coolant here:
Since I got a bike I appreciate ohio more, lovely little country towns, scenic country roads and good people. I look forward to my annual ride out to the Amish for some tasty broasted chicken and strawberry pie.
Here is a video of my trip out to the amish countryside I did a a years ago, my least viewed video. lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53pw9NaFK5k