BMW F800GS Adventure Review at fortnine.ca

RyanF9 reviews his own BMW F800GS Adventure. It's a motorcycle love story all right - but will it have a happy ending?

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[BJJNINJA]

You guys have zero competition when it comes to production value of motorcycle reviews! It's like a damn short movie / documentary.
Ryan needs to be nominated for an Academy Award for this one

[edrichdewet]

Sold me on the bike when I first watched this. 6 months later, I got one and have never looked back... great channel, great motorcycle

[iamstrell]

Watching your videos are like watching short movies.

[arnarne]

I actually realised even before I bought my 1200 GSa that the 800 GS probably would be a better choice. It is cheaper, nimbler and of course much better to ride off road. However, I hardly ride off road at all and I simply love my 1200. I love it for the range, for the comfortability, the weight when it is windy, the look of it and because of the engine. Yes, the 800 would have been a better choice in many ways but still....

[strengthbuild]

whoever does the cinematography for these videos has had some proper schooling because these videos are amazing.

[mixflip]

The production level I'd insanely good. Pay your editor well. I know he is working his ass off.

[willie]

I've never felt anything from a bike review before

[gabrielfelipemorenosanchez]

I fell in love with the F800GSA the first time I saw this video several year ago... I got mine 3 and a half years ago and I fell in love with it... I keep watching this video time to time every since then and keep thinking this is the perfect bike for me, a very imperfect rider. Absolutely great machine. Thanks Ryan!

[AevenSong]

Still a better love story than Twilight

[jontetomte]

as soon as the voice changed from ryans voice i realised how his voice is hypnoticing on another level.


in a good way.

[Eddie-wntu]

Riveting character development. Touching portrayal of a man and his cherished mount. I laughed, I cried. Oh, yeah, and I got some Motorcycle info too. TY Ryan and crew of dudes. And Ryan's wife, who, unseen, supports these fun shenanigans.

[clarkwest]

Does anyone know what that map program was that was briefly shown in the very beginning on the laptop? I’m a new rider and that looked very cool and useful to be able to adjust your route like that. Is that simply a computer only function?

[dang]

This is still one of my favorite bike reviews anywhere! And it rings true for me...I'm a very imperfect rider, but my F800GS Adventure's imperfections suit me quite well. I love the bike!

[SpurgeonDunbar]

Ryan, this was good, damn good. Steve, Lemmy, and I are jazzed to see you and this bike down here ripping around off-road with us sooner than later! Good luck with the move!

[Rapscallion]

I had a Super Tenere as one of my last bikes. Loved it - really suited me well. It was a bike that would do just-about anything you wanted a bike to do. Of all the bikes I owned, I think that was probably the best all-round.

[expat]

I fell in love with my old GS too, then fell out of love the first time I broke something on a trail and realized how expensive BMW parts are.

[yusufdawood]

It's always a pleasure to watch these episodes. I'm more of a street rider but my god, this team knows how to capture the experience. Ten thousand thumbs up👍🏻

[asishm]

these videos have become works of art....everything after the versys

[ericw]

6:52 don't think we didn't notice you drawing a 9 in the sand!

[codytroutner]

You guys have the greatest quality reviews. "The Canadian Top Gear of Motorcycling." - Me