Top 5 Motorcycle Mods Under $100

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Tune up your performance on a budget. Here are some easy motorcycle mod ideas for under CDN$ 100. That's like under $10 for all you Americans watching this.

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I for one refuse to drink Canadian beer. I just think it is way to cruel how you force all of those Moose to pee in those tiny bottles.

samuelmike

I don't even ride..(yet)
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I just really like these videos<3

Emily-bcfr

this is the best channel for motorcycling related content by some distance

rusty

I'm a firm believer in knee grips for the tank. Your knees help hold you on the bike, at least when going a bit faster in a turn.
Good tips.

tr

This is exactly what I needed when I asked about frame/spool sliders the other week. Plus I always wanted to know how those levers worked. Thanks. You guys are the best

MarvinTurner

I listened to Fortnine's advise and i removed my engine from the bike ..damn that shaved off heck a lot of weight ! thanks man XD

BalaVignesh

i like the "no judgement" for the fall on the drive way! LOL
you very good mate!

itestai

I've been watching these videos and taking notes. I have my helmet, gloves, and studying for my motorcycle license. I cant wait!!! Very useful videos and a big hit on the creativity sides also. I recommended this channel to my sister and bf. 🌹

randomzil

As usual, good straight forward advice. I consider your channel the best motorcycle info on YouTube. I will take just one tiny issue with your headlight bulb recommendation. For context, I currently own 8 bikes, and I have upgraded/modified the headlights on all of them. I actually built a testing rig so that I could objectively measure the brightness of various bulbs, and went so far as to upgrade my 6 volt bikes with step up transformers so they could run 12 volt LED headlamps. In my tests HID’s had the highest brightness, but I run LED’s on several of my bikes because they draw fewer amps. Anyway, here is my issue with your recommendation. Yes, blue bulbs look brighter and more modern. But our eyes actually are more sensitive to the more yellow end of the spectrum. So actually, going “blue” with headlights reduces visibility compared to more yellow headlights. Regular incandescent headlight bulbs are about 2, 700K and the most popular LED headlights are 5, 000-6, 500k. I personally have compromised by selecting bulbs that are 4, 000k whenever I have the choice. This produces a fairly modern neutral white. Incidentally, I find that except for the newest bikes, motorcycle headlights are poor illuminators. I always add LED auxiliary driving lights. When I cycle aux lights off, it’s scary how much visibility is reduced running on the headlight alone.

roysonparsons

6:21; So we’re just gonna ignore that perfect double entendre? Y’all a writers are absolutely insane, so glad I found this channel.

SubieDooWhereRU

The only thing I'd add about the fender eliminator kit - be prepared for a rooster tail. My GSX S750 came with one of these kits and it sprayed water all up my back on my first wet ride. Easily fixed with a floating fender that attached to the rear axle.

mischapillon

New bars are a good cheap mod too if you have a naked, dual sport, or adv. You can usually get some for under $100 quite easily, and it can change the way a bike feels drastically

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