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If the 250 is as stable as you say, do you recommend a steering stabilizer or not?

What msr vest is that you're using

I agree with everything you said this was a good presentation and that looks like a good piece of gear

Added: the stick moved the glasses, wouldn’t have happened with goggles

I tried safety glasses several years ago but took a stick to the face, almost in the eye, went back to goggles

I always wear goggles. Too much dust for my eyes (with contacts in).

i have 30 hectares that backs onto a national park i took it overnight camping into the park and got about 75miles at 35-40hp (roughly 5hours+) on a trail anything more then 60hp setting is moronic, the people that i know that brought the 80hp ver of the bike said they never set it to it and it was a waste of $1000 which could be spent on aftermarket parts for the bike

I ride the tight twisty sand trails of Northern Michigan on my 2022 CRF450RX. I have no problem with the handling and I’m 55yrs old. I love my bike.

My dad used to sale (@ CYCLE scene lou ky )a goggle classes call 6 days glasses back in the late 80s or early 90s they where basically safety glasses

Barrel break with soft copper and lead leaving itself behind isn’t the same as engine break in. With an engine use a little engine braking and the vacuum will seat rings just fine.

Guess I’m not cool anymore since I switched to wearing safety glasses over goggles. lol. I like the airflow and better field of view without them on my face

I read that if you increase the idle speed it helps TREMENDOUSLY on preventing flameout

Ktm has always made some of the best running bikes. I love an old carburetor on a bike, but that’s because it’s easy to work on. I’d have a brand new KTM if I could afford it any day of the week over my 2003 yz

So what you’re saying is you don’t do a break in procedure. Huh! Ok, I think I’m getting it

I learned that wearing safety glasses hear in the dez is a recipe for a very short ride and eye pain/irritation like you wouldn't believe. Plus, goggles protect from the mesquites, and everything else with thorns, from getting to your face.

Now that you mention carrying a gun while riding, I've actually been thinking about the concept of getting around via dirt bike when I'm hunting, because usually people are getting around on 4X4 trucks, super duties or maybe even Side by sides, with the occasional ATV thrown in, but universally, they never seem nimble enough to get off of fire roads. That being said, one would have a heck of a time trying to get back to the truck with any medium sized or larger game like a deer.

I detest people Who spread d I s information On youtube

Who else is here after fouling the plug on there brand new bike 😂 guess I’m subbing 💯

Just grabbed a 2024 kx80 i fouled the plug first day lol switch from a grom to a 2 stroke I have to do things way different 😢

Good vid

I ride solo all the time and have been using safety glasses for years they work great!

How do you run your suspension, comfort, standard or sport? I’ve been running in standard but I think im going to try comfort. I have 24 Ktm 250xcw.

Large lens sport glasses like the Oakley Jawbreaker are great for eye protection and air flow. If you are sucking dust chasing your buddies, then it has to be goggles.

She is a sweet French ride. Gotta love Sherco. Kyle, random question. I notice your also experiencing UA-cam compression with creates pixels. I hate what YT does to your beautiful footage even with good light. Do you capture in 1080 with your action camera or do you capture video in 2k/4k and then export? I've been running some recent test to try and improve what YT does to our footage. Its frustrating as a content creator to have your footage crushed. Keep up the great work. Been following you for many of years! WADZ from BC Canada ☮ Btw that Pres debate last night was shocking to watch.

I switched to a lumbar pack. I'm so over backpacks.

Man note to self, Don't get in any scuffles with riders in the USA. Packing heat

My 2008 kx 450f I rode until a month ago ripped it was frequently the most powerful bike of the group. I now ride a 300 two stroke and I miss the power of the 450. The 300 doesn't beat the crap out of me all day though. I DO NOT MISS THE KICK START

Safety glasses in a clear or rose color is the only thing I ride with.

Always keep a pair of safety glasses in reach. You never know when you may need them. Preferably ballistic with little between your face and the frame. I usually get yellow lenses, you can always use more contrast....unless it is super bright out. Eye injuries are the worst.

I have been using glasses for years to trail ride, except for very rare occasions when goggles are needed-like extreme dust. Currently I’m running 100% Sppedcraft sunglasses, but there are a lot of good brands out there. With better airflow they are much more comfortable than goggles on the trail, and easier to deal with as well. Unless you are racing, I see no reason why good high-impact resistant sunglasses shouldn’t be the go-to for recreational single track and dirt riding

The smells encountered trail riding are always memorable. Magpul iPhone cases work well for me not just their AR & AK magazines, furniture etc.. I have ridden my pit bike with Ray Bans, safety glasses would do in a pinch.

a branch can still slip past the gap between the nose and eye, happened to me once was lucky, a fried playing airsoft and my cousin drilling steel overhead had a still chip go into his eye, goggles will always be safer but when its really hot or as a back up safety glasses are fine

Usually ride with a pair in my backpack. Switch over when goggles and anti fog start to fail. Mire air flow and they rarely fog. Use cheapo one's as they get destroyed after one ride

U need to use Asterist ultra cell 4.0... the reason why is the ONLY knee brace that incorporates with your boots. Your knee is not made to twist. Your hip is. When you lock knee brace with boots.. yup insane protection

I keep 3 pairs clear yellow orange in the rig. Trail riding sure, but not great on roost protection.

I have totally done these things. I have sacrificed to ride. Dirt is the passion, street holds me over.

literally been doing this for years........get mountain bike glasses..... they make them with foam to help with dirt. way cooler (temp wise)

I unsubscribed about 2 years ago. I don't care about the sweepstakes. Make a video about bikes. Riding. Product reviews. Regain viewers who want to support you. I coomented this to you two years ago, and the next video was 100% about sweepstakes. (I then unsubscribed) I don't care, I want a dirt bike channel. Cry me a river. Look at Xtraining enduro, I've been watching their videos for over ten years. Because it's about riding. Go back to that.

I used to just wear sunglasses or safeties, but I have a dual sport helmet now so I can flip up or down the visor if I need more or less airflow

Safety glasses are nice for what you’re doing, as you described.

The only problem i have with them is when i need to take them off for a minute i have to put them somewhere unlike goggles that i can just turn around on my helmet

Yep use bifocal safety glasses

Prescription safety glasses when riding alone and there is no dust. Better to see than looking through prescription glasses plus goggles.

I always have used safety glasses. No dust since my buds usually let me ride in front. My fav is the Harbor Freight RANGER Premium Safety Glasses for $10. I do have to reinforce the nose & forehead pads with some hot melt glue.

No way Fog up way too quickly because they sit too close to your face, goggles sit away so air gets in and doesn't fog up as quick

Splash resistant safety glasses have a foam seal that keeps more wind and dust out of your eyes than standard safety glasses. You can find safety glasses with good polarized lenses online or a welding store. I carry a pair of clear lens for nighttime.

Leatt goggles are bullet proof, I love them.

Wear glasses exclusively. Only time I wear goggles is when it's really cold. I like the airflow.

At the very least put your handgun in your backpack, always keep one when riding woods. You never know when you are going to break down and have to crouch down to work on bike.. easy target