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I think Arai have been taking the piss on pricing for year's, unfortunately i cannot find anything else that fits me an offers the same levels of comfort, But i agree with you about some of the quality, especially with visor locks and ventilation ect.

Standing still .

With that accent, I was expecting the price to be in a British pound rather than dollars.

Arai will not compromise safety and shell integrity for retractable visors and modular helmets. I am also pretty sure that modular and retractable visor helmets cannot get a SNELL rating.

Arai never gonna do any other lock than double D because of safety... double D is the most safe way to lock the helmet... This guy have no clue what is he talking about ARAI... This is the same reason why ARAI never gonna do an open chin helmet... only full face helmets

Arai is massively innovating in high pricing for sure....

I have the same exact setup on my T7. Just did it today. My only concern is that the camel adv bend is extremely close to my swing arm. When I step off the bike, the swing arm does barely kiss the camel bend pipe. I think it has something to do with the akro headers. Did you have a problem with this? I also noticed akro doesn’t use the stock exhaust mount under the bike behind the oil pan. Kind of weird for how much the headers cost

Arai purposefully don't do modular or lenses drop downs so that they retain the structural integrity of the shell. That suits me fine.

Have you seen the video were Fortnine hits Modular’s with a golf club and it basically falls apart. That’s why aria will not make one.

Finding one that fits me is very hard, I have an odd shaped head. I go for the lightest helmet possible and would love a modular but they are very heavy. The LS2 carbon helmet is fantastic, except the vent is in the wrong place for my camera set up. 😎

I don't believe you cannot get a SNELL certification for modular with flip-up chin guard

I do like the LS2 helmet.

Looks like a great day out Mate, those t7's are great bikes, just so versatile.

in a world were very few are willing to admit they are remotely at fault, it's very refreshing to see a rider acknowledge that whilst the driver was in the wrong, more awareness on your part could have avoided it. very nice to see you not intimidating the driver afterwards like so many others would. checked out your vid on the drystar boots and came across this. subscriber gained 👍

what tires do you run?

Dump 1k to loose 30 lbs maybe. Go to a gym once a week and you will get a better return on your investment

buen dia, tambien tengo que cambiar el protector de mi insta 360x2, recomendas los protectores adhesivos o esos protectores premium? ademas, has sumergido la camara? se puede?

It annoyed my that it didn't turn off immediately with my standard lead acid battery. I thought it sensed a charging state, not a state of charge. Perhaps they've set it too low even for lead acid batteries?

Thanks to your review i ordered the 12v version of the wireless charger instead. The only bad thing is that i had to put it direct to a fuse (a fuse that's only powered when the bike is on), but that's just one time thing, a bit work but sure worth it. Keep up the good work and drive safe!

It's written in the user manual. But nobody wants to read it. Like always.

Thank you for the tip!

Back to riding at the age of 45, 15 years out the game , this video was 10/10 mate 👍🏼

Hey, I know this is an old video, but if I'm not mistaken, USB-C ports are somewhat waterproof. I mean, don't charge stuff under the water. But getting some rain on the OUTSIDE of the exposed metal on the base of the cable will not affect neither the cable or charger, as it's just a shield/barrier that doesn't transfer any data. So your cable, even without the foam/rubber/whatever they sent you is already waterproof. On the other hand, if it was connected to a modern phone, the device itself would prevent any charge to go through the cable if it detects any moisture or liquid in it's port. I don't know about the wireless charging but believe it wouldn't though.

Thanks for a good video. Onecthing though, please remember that when you swivel you head aggressively, the camera swivels with you and your viewers get vertigo...

Look up paranoia.

I own them on all my toys. I'm a quad lock fan boy. They are awesome and customer service as well.

Thank you.

Chain guide? French guys Lolo Cochet and Amaury travel trough Africa without it, no problem.

Nice works

nice video. You don't use the NiceCNC folding mirrors any more?

I cant understand why it has to usb to provide power, id prefer a charger with sealed wires to it, i can splice in, to switched live, or using a thunder box or the like

Perfect.

Picking a T7 up next weekend. Item one to do on the list!

Would it be possible to mount that quad lock charger where the gps is on your setup? I use my phone more than a GPS and have installed a shorter screen from puig. When on that cross bar mount the phone sits slightly higher than the screen.

Brill video,,just go faster it still feels light 😂😂😂

Some wise words...but I must stop watching T7 vids 😂😂

Thank you , i have the same issue 😅 i will order the lowering part now 👍🏻👍🏻

I did this when I bought my africa twin 8 years ago. The bike certainly was everything they said it'd be. But then I spent weeks locked away at remote work camp, researching and ordering all "the best" protection and performance parts and bolt on crap. Once I got home for time off I installed everything and the bike was a tank, and handled like one. I would turn away from exploring a lot of roads because I didn't want to wrestle the heavy bastard on anything more difficult than a logging road. I bought my T7 3 years ago and the only thing I've ever purchased for it was tires and a proper chain guide. Still the agile beast it was the day I bought it. I think the worst mistake someone can make is get on the internet and start reading all the forums and watching videos about how bad the engineers screwed this and that up and how you need to spend $10,000 on "fixes" just to make the bike rideable. The internet is so full of BS about motorcycles it's almost a god dam epidemic. There are several companies out there dedicated to find every little thing on a motorcycle that could possibly be misconstrued as something that needs improving, then they invent some part for you to buy and they get on the horn about how you will in fact be left stranded on the road to deadhorse some day if you don't buy this part! Just get on that bike and ride the piss out of it.

Lots of common sense and good advice here on how to ride defensively and safely.

Those were probably the first wireless kits, which were replaced after a while with a more refined and complete kit, having 2-3 waterproof usb-c cable in the box. No problem with mine. I like to point out that if you mount the wireless charger kit on the anti vibration item, you will need to mount the anti vibration base in a way to don't interfere with the usb cable in to the wireless charger head. Safe ride everyone! 😉👍

Best bike hack ever!👍

The axp skid plate fit well between head pipes decat? I want buy one for my t7

I've been riding this bike for 3 years and had no idea there were 2 more buttons other than the abs. I guess I just thought they were 2 more random bumps on the dash? This video should be titled "Tenere 700 Red Pill". Thanks now I can know the time instead of being surprised how late I am.

I’m confused whereabouts was the intro filmed? And the Yorkshire reference are you referring to Yorkshire England? I think I’m just being a bit dumb here 😂😂.

I know this is an old video, but how did it hold up over time? Any issues down the road?

what is your height

Fair suck off the roo's sav. M8.

Great stuff. The Corolla Driver needs the blind spot indicator to be hooked up to a cattle prod, aimed at her temple 😆 - certainly was not the indicator. But you're absolutely right - and when I started riding, Russ (Roadcraft Nottingham) taught me the lesson I've remembered ever since, when he glibly suggested that every accident is the rider's fault. What he meant, of course, is they should/could have anticipated what was going to happen. He even gave 2 recent examples of hysterical "cager tried to kill me" uploads people had done and clearly showed what signs they had missed. Of course he completely ruined my channel 'cos I could no longer upload "near miss" videos 🤣as I was able to spot the signs, and avoid many potential dangers 🙂

Fantastic that. Two things worthy of note, hot dry and out in the middle of nowhere but your wearing proper protective gear. Also that little note about the importance of keeping to the left on these trails over brows with limited viability. We've had loads of off roaders here again this weekend, most are out for a blast with their mates and as it's out in the wilds so to speak they tend to start thinking they are the only ones out here, but of course it only takes one coming the opposite way with the same mindset. All the best Neil and ride safe and happy.

Thanks mate, I left the manual at the shop last week when I picked up the bike. I was mucking around with the buttons today and it ended up on miles. Drove home about 200 miles wondering the whole way how it works 🙄😁