Yes. 👍🏻

@@ukveganbikers Are you local?

Yes, it certainly isn't a cheap product, but Andromeda are only a small company and the materials are more expensive to obtain than leather.

They are now, but weren't at the time of this video! 👍🏻

Thank you, it would have been better if I hadn't been plagued with more GoPro issues, but lessons learned! All the best!

I've had no issues with mine, in fact ive just come back from a European tour with 10 other bikes and my GPS was probably the most consistently reliable of all of them!

That was one issue and would concern me if I was touring 2 up fully loaded!

The fit is absolutely fine, being more cold weather oriented though they are thicker than regular jeans.

Cheers mate, it certainly is one of my favourite bikes I've test ridden! Suzuki do seem to be on a run of form lately. 👍🏻

The answers are: Because they are highly trained professional motorcycles and this is a safety initiative not a training course. Yes many, and people are encouraged to train with them. The police do not get paid extra for doing this. Police attend where operational need allows. They are usually traffic officers(not always) and road safety education is part of their role. Many months of advanced training over numerous courses makes them more competent than the average motorist(again, usually, not always) It's about safety, nobody is making a profit from this.

You are missing the point. The police do not make money on these courses, if anything, they probably make a loss. It is about education and encouraging safer riding, hopefully resulting in a few less statistics on the roads.

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Thank you! It was my first experience riding a Guzzi, and hopefully not the last! I can definitely see myself owning one in the future. 👍🏻

Fair comment. I still use my R25 most times I'm out riding so for me it was definitely the right choice! Even if they added one small waterproof inner compartment to it, that would be a huge improvement over the current model.

Yes, but the valve clearance is now 18k rather than 12k, which was a major complaint amongst owners of the previous generation. 👍🏻

Thank you! ☺️

It's the velcro golf mount.

Enjoy your new machine, it's a cracking bike!

@@ukveganbikers Love it!

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I didn't notice any to be honest, but it was a cold and wet day so hard to judge! I don't find my '21 gtpro to be too bad in that respect to be honest, I've ridden other bikes which are far worse!

I'd have no problem riding round on a Honda cub, anything with 2 wheels is fun to me! 😉

Enjoy! it really is a fantastic bike!

I certainly do like the new V-Strom, and I prefer that Suzuki parallel twin to the Honda's! 👍🏻

It's too much power for you .

The new tft is good and much improved, sadly no option to upgrade as it is a completely new design hardware and software wise I believe!

Not a fan then! 🤣 Personally I quite like all the modern tech on bikes but you are right, it is more stuff to go wrong out of warranty!

I can promise you I wasn't trying to impress anyone, I was riding my own ride as instructed! In fact, she noted afterwards how she herself likes to get a wiggle on in a similar fashion to myself! Not saying a slide couldn't happen, of course it can, but reading the road, looking where you put your front wheel, and knowing your bike and it's tyres capabilities is key!

You can get adjustable levers from third party manufacturers, and they are available fairly cheaply!

@@ukveganbikers its true but to change the suspension is an insane amount of money. And the competitors give these features for cheaper and they're stock instead of third party. The triumph's only advantage is that it's 3 cylinders instead of 2.

Thank you! I've struggled with audio in the past but I think I've now got it just right! 👍🏻 I preferred the smaller wheel of the Speed, but he ability to do a little green lining on the Scrambler would be a bonus.

@@ukveganbikers Great :)

I know I'm going to love a bike when I'm grinning from ear to ear inside my helmet! 👍🏻

Thank you my friend, good ti have a fellow vegan on board!

It's a bike I want to try this year. I reckon I'm going to enjoy that one!

Probably in the right hands!

I've wisened up now and have it connected to a power bank! This is an interesting video for me, I didn't think it would interest many people, especially with all the dialogue as you mention, but it's been one of my most popular videos so what do I know! 👍🏻

Definitely full of character and I can see why people stay faithful to the Guzzi brand!

Afraid this was a period where I was really struggling with my mic, I have resolved that now through trial and error.

oh yea, I do think it’s bad form to return a bike with no fuel, even though it’s a demo day. At least put a fiver in.

Always fill up a demo bike to the brim out of courtesy, but this was a demo day organised by Wheels Motorcycles and they were refilling the bikes up themselves. 👍🏻

Thanks for the review. 66 hp en 75 nm of torque at 5000 rpm is enough two up with some luggage! Greetings from the Netherlands

I am not sure if the brake switch is adjustable on these bikes. I know on my 800 there was an adjustable nut. I do remember having an issue with my switch after washing the bike where the brake light didn't work, but a little tap on the switch did the trick. Other than that, I'm not sure, sorry!

@@ukveganbikers No worries, I will take closer look and see if there's anything obvious 👍

Let us know if you find the issue, could help someone else! 👍🏻

Thank you!

It was quite noticeable on my 2007 650 Bandit. But you do get used to it! Most modern fuel injection systems are much smoother however.

@@ukveganbikers I just talked to my father about it because he had a chance to ride it. He said the bike felt extremely weird with the fueling so I guess I was just used to it.