No such thing as a motorcycle you don't need!

The mathematical equation for the amount of bikes you need is expressed as n+1, where n is the amount of bikes you currently have.

The tw200 is the only bike you need.

The issue is, you NEED a TW200.

I feel like TW200's just went up in price lol

Without a doubt

without a doubt

Higher quality than most anything on American television

@@marksikorsky5692 What's television?

He does very nice videos but there another guy which does really great stuff too, (Adventure Oz/Cross training enduro skills (same guy, 2 channels)) Here is an example video link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/griBrKhzvpu9moU.html You'll tell me...

I know how you feel, I've sold some motorcycles and wondered a year or two later WHY? I didn't really need the money and now I really wish I had my beloved bike back. I felt like I had deserted a old dear friend. 😟

I sold my TW200 and totally regret it now… maybe I need another?

​@@ihoffland You probably do. I'm in the market for my first tw.

@@Sheevnessjust got my first tw last week. 2023 from the show room floor. 🍻 cheers to a great lil off trail brike

Yeah, I've had my TW125 for ages, and I've grown out of it. But I can not get myself to sell it. I'm half convinced I will keep this bike until either of us falls apart.

God bless you, Brother!

👍👍

But you CAN get a TW and ride around a bit and get back on two wheels as much as you can tolerate it.

Get a cheap wrangler and modify it you can bring the cooler tunes and still get alot of places just slower. Theres so much to see go out and do it. Dont let regret set it

@@michaelduarte4041 not to worry, way ahead of you. 2012 Wrangler years back and currently a Honda Pioneer 700. 😉👍

one-of-us this guy is good

this guy makes movie videos. he's awesome

Well said lol Tortoise and the hare! 😂

Years ago while hiking in some castle walls in Portugal, I've seen this beautiful scenery, amazing garden with an excellent view. Checked I could jump the 2-3m wall, to a 50 cm2 gap and get to a trail it was just there. unfortunately, I'm not as strong as I was when younger, the height of the jump was too much on my legs, and went rolling down the hill, and nearly killed myself. I got still to this beautiful park with a beautiful view. then found that if I would of went around the wall there was a gate, open for all. ."Sure I'm not gonna get there fast, but I'll get there" . learned that lesson that day, no need to jump the wall, just take your time and go around.

Every enduro bike ever is what that is.

"... with its lean mixture and its 400lb farm wife capacity.." Oh yeah.. he's a real poet. e_e

@@valadq632 poetry is often crass and lewd. Most folks don't see that side because they get hung up on how it's presented in school. A blunt force use of imagery isn't a discredit to his other writing. At any rate, he isn't screaming in your face to get views. That subtlety of delivery deserves some recognition as it's rare for the form.

He's full of shit.

Ha... I love it!! "A Bob Ross in a world of Sponge Bobs"

The comment I want to say but I didn’t know how. Thank you, from an English-as-a-fifth-language person. I appreciate his skill so much. You should use these in your classes

BuildingCenter they really are a perfect duo

Three cheers for Aneesh Shivanekar!

Aneesh deserves a raise. Can you imagine how cold it must've been to film some of these segments?

+1 for Aneesh

That one killed me hahaha

Goofffysss ahhh😆🤠🤣🤣🤡

He got me with: "And a rear tire with so much grip, you could bumpstart it in a lake"

it's true though, you could probably just stick some wood in the TW and it's gonna burn it

👍

It’s so important to do what you can put your heart into. Fort nine’s videos are always so wonderful. I wonder who he works for, he sometimes refers to his boss. Wonder if that’s the wife lol

@@Qasibr He works for FortNine.ca This is just the KZfaq channel for a larger motorcycle accessories retailer.

Make your next motorcycle gear purchase from their site to support them in that case.

@@agentgfh Alas they don't ship outside Canada, I'm in Australia

Good way of putting it

That white or yellow MX80, the two stroke one? If so, I had that bike too.

If I had a big land , I would allow mc and bikes on a road through it. Keeping riders on it makes it not grow over

im from Ontario Canada and fucking every where is private property and farmers fields.. :(

Stephanie Jonathan yeah sledding up near timmins is rough now even compared to two or three years ago

@@stopglobalswarming Just wait until they crash and sue you. Take your land lol.

Lip Rippers only volunteers then if people are going to be douchebags

" you see Ivan, if subtitles are in communism, other Ivan's can read to! " Oy blin, pawel can't read. Oh well...

Good job, Ivan! I can't read Russian, but "Russian read me".

@@Mr_Fancypants боюсь вас разочаровать, но вы удивитесь как хорошо читают русские, когда в очередной раз придете к нам.

@@korooss1 sorry for i do not speak Communism

@@Mr_Fancypants but you speak , idiot, very well :))

smart move my friend

At least it's not "clunker class" (drum braked front end)

Ben Haynes it used to have a front drum, I think it was into the 2000s before they gave it a front disc

@@noneyabusiness3253 Correct, I don't remember any Tee Dubs sold in Aus with disc (80's/90's)

That's not a problem for me, I ride a Ural now.

Like the back brake of my Dr 200se Just touch it at speed on the hwy and the thing locks up gos in to a skid for 20 feet then totally sideways then you try and straight it up go for front brakes real easy and try for the back brakes again..Its Homicide men Hahaha

@Ross Bourne how is a smartphone a solution to a non existing problem??? Clock, GPS, Internet, Camera, Light And you can call who ever you want where ever you are. smartphones are the solution to so many problems

@@moomoomoomuu i agree with you, premiere is just ridiculous, i wish it didn't exist

@@moomoomoomuu you can call everyone from everywhere? So I'm guessing you are not from germany... here around my hometown I have realy huge problems at calling people on the mobile cause there are many spots wihout connection.. we somehow live in the digital stoneage xD

Ross Bourne in what world I’d premier “progress”? Just because someone has an idea, doesn’t automatically mean it was a good one. Not everything serves a useful purpose. Some ideas make things better, that’s progress. Others serve no purpose other than to irritate.

Ross Bourne perhaps I did misunderstand something, my apologies. I just didn’t think it was a very good comparison, in my opinion. The point I was trying to make was that while not NECESSARY (since we could do the things befofe), a cellphone was at least very CONVENIENT for the user. And I would agree that that is progress. However, I fail to see how the the premier feature is either necessary or convenient. It offers nothing to the viewer or the content creator. Most people hate the constant barrage of ads they get, but st least that generates revenue for the content creator allowing them to produce better content and in some cases make a living and dedicate themselves more to their product. So it serves a purpose. I just fail to see what the plus side of this feature is. That’s true, this is objective and it’s just my opinion, for what little it’s worth. But as viewers we should express our enjoyment or irritation with features as it provides feedback to those providing the service. It seems that here is a considerable amount of people for whom this is rather annoying.

I got one too bc of this video! Not a split second of regret.

I'm afraid I'm going to follow y'all steps 😂

I worked as a bailiff. A few of us entered a courthouse elevator, along with "civilians". During the course of the ride, one of the bailiffs activated a "fart machine" - need I say more??

It's my " back yard"..

Ditto

Yup, my encounter with the TW200 was my motorcycle safety training course too, awesome little bike.

Bret, you and Ryan have the best motorcycle channels on KZfaq, hands down!

Brett seems to have good taste regarding KZfaq channels, I'm not surprised

I wish you guys could get your hands on an Indian ftr 1200,would love to see that review video.

@@ADVRaiderKTM Another good one is Adventure Oz/Cross training enduro skills (same guy)

He said in a previous video that there are only 2 people on his entire team. Him and one other.

There's no huge team behind Ryan. How about instead of lecturing random people about who "needs love" -- like a school teacher asking if we said thank you -- you do a little research?

I live near his shop in a side alley in North Vancouver British Columbia....I can attest, there is no crew - it's him and a one other gent. They do amazing content to be sure! One of the few KZfaqr's I check the "bell" for and love it when I see an notification they've posted something new.

@@davecarsley8773 meeoow!

@@davecarsley8773 😅😅😅😅Damn you didn't need to roast him

on point chief !

This one will never get old. It's not just a simple bike review. From the eloquent narration to the humor to the beautiful cinematography to the seemless editing, it's art.

Seriously Juan?!? You are everywhere!

I'm going to add the DR200 to this list as well. Yet another great bike that you only ever see on the back of RV's (if you see them at all).

Love my XT250! I've been riding for 15 years and its the most fun I've had on 2 wheels.

As an XT225 (Serow in JDM form) owner, I fully agree with Chaz.

Agreed! And don't forget the VanVan200.

Guys..you keep raising your own bar as usual. Super job, thanks much. I think i will be cancelling my sat tv subscription soon if you start producing material like this on a daily basis. As for the TW, thinking about rekindling an old friendship. Cheers

So sad! You pay for a content... wait, you don't actually pay, it's fucking free. What tha hell do you feel entitled to act that way then?

@@nothingbutsorrow4507 Maybe some people use youtube to watch videos instantly, if i want to watch something that have to wait X amounts of days/hours i can watch a tv show or a series instead.

@@nothingbutsorrow4507 Relax, it's a comment section, i'm just commenting. In no way i felt entitled to anything.

It’s not entitlement, it’s the unnecessary tease. The content creator will post when they post. That’s perfectly fair. It’s this format of teasing when not posting that’s annoying. That has nothing to do with paying.

Did you ever did it?

@@marsan150282 nah, between the pandemic and becoming a dad... Maybe in another lifetime lol

I just bought a pickup and I'm considering this bike too. Also X2 on the dad thing lol

started with a truck, got my dub, and sold my truck for a Honda Fit lol

Best part of the TW is you don't need a pickup. It will take you to the trails, through them, and back home with ease.

Don't forget the snake bite kit. And scorpion repellent. And water. And fire starters...

You should

Can I come too and bring my toys

@@irishflyer6377 600m distance and I am fine. I dont want the place to be crowded.

Same!!! I’ll go with you!

2 years later, how was the trip?

Are the cows faster?

@@usernamemykel Cows have one CowPower!

Don't think we get these in Australia unfortunately

Dunno that fuel range would get old real quick up there.

I've seen these with larger aftermarket tanks, as well.

Good on ya mate! Was just saddling up me dingo, to go croc watchin, up at the billabong!!

I can comfirm first hand that the wide tires on here will out perform the standard narrow dirt bike tires on sand and rocks by a long shot.

Did he really say that lol?

Shade in the summer, warm in the winter. it's a canadian thing.

Perfect example of the old saying "You don't stop riding because you get old, you get old because you stop riding." Kudos to you, Dave! Be safe and stay young. (You have 19 yrs on me)

@@PineyRider This is a bit of an update. I am now 76, and the TW has 1,700 miles on it. I installed Bradley's rear disc brake. I just could not get the air bled out of it, so I found and purchased 2 banjo bolts with built-in bleeders. Problem solved!!! I normally drive a harvest truck in the fall, but this year, I am going to ride my TW, and my 2022 Polaris quad. I tried a tad bigger rear sprocket, and I was cruising at 35 instead of 45, so I put the stock gearing back on. I had a little problem on a ride last fall. I was going up a very challenging road, and there was a 3 inch wide part of the trail that would have got me by a large rock. I got out of shape and hit the large rock. The TW went over backwards so fast that I was totally unprepared. The bike fell over and ended up on my leg. I could not get into a position that I could lift it off of my leg. Thank goodness that day I wore my Carr-Hart slip-on mini boots. I was able to slide my foot out of the boot and get out from under the bike. It was during the week, and on a trail that was not heavily used because it is so rugged. Like I said, I had my PLB with me, but I really did not want to call out search and rescue just to lift the bike off my leg. I am soooooo happy that I was able to extricate myself. I took my G/F up and showed her where it happened. She said that I was nuts for even trying. She was most likely correct, but that has never stopped me before. LOL That trail that I talked about before I still have not tried it. It has me spooked just a little. I went down a hill that I could not go back up one time in Nevada on my XT600. I went as far as I could down the canyon, and walked out. I went back with friends and sawed a few trees out of the way so that I could get through, then we coma longed the bike up a vertical 20 foot cliff. I was much younger at that time. LOL I still love this little bike. I have done some very rocky trails around where I live, and that little bike is like a tank. I actually rode it just about 2 miles today. It was so cold, and I wimped out. Sad..........but true!

This comment right here. My TW takes me back to being a kid growing up having a blast putting around on trails

I can ship one to you from Canada :)

@@yessure5291 probably no chance to register it 🤔

@@sebastiangeorge7714 use the license plate from something else - ride conservative so you dont get pulled over and don't attract attention. I have been riding 42 years and only pulled over once. because "I was riding too careful" ha ha

@@yessure5291 that could get you in prison (in the worst case)

@@sebastiangeorge7714 Wrong -

I got a charming 2015 a year ago, and planned to put on 2k miles a year. Instead, I ended up with over 12,000 miles in 8 months, and riding in 11F because it was too hard to park. Hands down the best bang of bucks ever. I hope the piano company keeps the production of these rolling at least a few more years. I love the new gray, and want at least one more :D

Now go out and buy one

Nice! When I did my own course back in 2017 I was lucky enough to pick the only TW200 they had. Love that little thing and I hope I get to own one someday.

lrdefender1690 I used to maintain those bikes. You guys probably had rebels and nighthawks a plenty as well

I just finished my MSF today on a TW200 Perfect bike for learning

Me too! 2019. I still want one ):