Top 10 Comments at fortnine.ca

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[Speedytrip]

I'm still around, still a fan and still subscribed and for some reason Youtube recommended this video today. Since I posted the first comment on your channel, does that mean I get a lifetime free supply of merchandise from FortNine? :D

[MrHotstuff]

wow that's some good green screen effects. it almost looked like you actually threw that pillow

[infinitea]

This is the difference between FortNine and Revzilla, you guys involve the community into your videos instead of constantly blurting out review videos of products. It's nice to not feel like I am watching a constant marketing channel. Keep up the awesome videos!

[shinseikatsu]

Great job, but I wish you'd just come clean about the green screen.

[GaryMCurran]

I had to LOL when I saw this, several months later. I do tend to get a bit wordy sometimes, but hey, an award for longest comment? I'll take that! Thanks Ryan, and for showing us the studio, etc. Fort Nine has a great spokesperson!

[markyazvenka]

dude the quality of your videos are comparable with a 500k+ youtube channel, you'll grow very fast im sure of that!

[chasehill]

Lol anyone else notice he broke his license plate when he threw the pillow?😂

[biggunsclub]

I've not ridden a bike for over 18 years and I'm about to get back on the saddle again. Your videos made me positive about riding again despite the lack of support from almost everyone else. Love your in-depth reviews of biking gear, it's helped me no end. Your videos are so polished well done.

[Datamaskarl]

"Green Screen" oh you mean a high resolution camera with sufficient lightning and appropriate use of the focusing lense? Your camera crew is great Ryan... Maybe give them an extra crumpet next paycheck.

[TheStanofthenorth]

Im just getting in to the bike world now, and as a canadian it means alot to me to have a reliable gear supplier putting out this kind of content right hear at home. keep up the good work guys and ill keep watching

[windkante]

One of my favorite chanels. I wish we had something similar here in Germany. Great job, Ryan.

[Holmaaron]

I love not being told that the most expensive kit is the best. Sometimes it is but sometimes it just isn't! Honestly coupled with being entertaining as all hell means I'll sit down and watch any F9 vids even if I'm not in the market for what you're talking about. Cheers!

[MancWithAMouth]

I think the reason I love your videos is you look for sensible EVERYDAY / Average consumer details that seem to be the goal of so many brands, manufacturers and video creators but often end up over looking, you always spot the minor details and major ones most people would genuinely look for, spot anyway or stumble upon afterwards (if they bought the product or watched a video twice) that is always a pleasant surprise .

[derekrandall]

What sets you apart from revzilla, is your honest reviews. Not only do you mention what is good about the gear, but also where it falls short. You also compare quaility to the price, yes this jacket is bad ads but it costs $1, 200, for $350 you could get this one which is just as good ect.. I find your videos informative and practical. I especially like your "top 5" videos. Keep up the good work.

[wescobts]

By far the best Motorcycle review/parts/accessories channel going !! Ryan, i'm guessing i am older than you by 20-25 years and find you entertaining and funny, with your content understandable and direct. It is awesome, you are a credit to all those who try and do what you do and fail time after time. I am a noob to bikes, so i look for solid bits of information and direction in an industry that can be very confusing so as not to make a bad decision or spend what little money i have with a poor result. Keep up the good work.

[johnnywishbone]

The best thing about this channel is you are Canadian. I can get the best gear at the best prices and support my own. I have no idea how I found your channel but you made a Timmies comment, and ever since you have taken chunks of my pay cheque! Keep up the good work. There is a "plain folks" connection with your viewers and that is golden!!

[FJB-NOW]

Not a rider - yet. Just turned 70 and gearing up for it now. I started looking into various web channels to get impressions, reviews, tip's etc. Though I like many of them, FORTNINE is by far the best. You folks manage to make your channel unique, fun, and informative. KUDO's! I wish you would publish even more frequently! Thanks for what you do!

[JetCityHooligan]

I've been a long time viewer of Revzilla reviews and have purchased most of my motorcycling gear from them due to their awesome review videos helping me decide what gear is right for my needs. As time has gone by, Anthony seems to talk faster and more wildy to the point that the beginning of his videos sound like a quick mumble. I discovered your videos a few months ago and was blown away by the quality, also the fact you talk clearly and casually is great contrast to Revzilla. It's a shame you guys don't ship outside of Canada as I'd like to give you guys some of my business for putting out such great content. I really enjoy the videos you do while out riding. Awesome stuff, keep it up!

[GerhardCombrink]

My first impression after starting to watch my first Fortnine vid: where did they get this guy, he seems rather goofy, a while later: I like this guy, he thinks like me, now: Damn this show is good. You remind me a bit of Jeremy Clarkson in your honesty dude. You have now left the purely Canadian only market and you're gaining the trust of the international market. How about a review of same adventure luggage options, maybe Shark helmets which offer fantastic value for money in my experience, a real world comparison between the Africa twin, f800 and KTM's 1290 adventure r without factoring in the price of each (a 21" shootout if you may), tomtom rider vs zumo's best (I've found tomtom rechargeable batteries are of low quality on only last max 2 years while Garmin's seem to last forever), after market heated grips, how can I find my gate remote buttons valcroed to the inside of my hand protector at night? Keep up the awesome work dude!!!

[dougfielding]

It's your sense of humour, your personality and the fact you're Canadian that makes your vids so great! You also tackle motorcycle topics that are of interest for a wide range of audience. You're exceptional at what you do, perfect for the job. Keep up the great work.
Older (49 years of riding) Kawasaki W800 Street rider and Lovin it!