For sale: 1970 Suzuki TC-90 *MINT*. Kept indoors, old lady driven, never been off-road. What a gem! Selling because my job leaves no time to go ride :( Just need to get back what I paid for it. $800.

@Ben-gy4cx

5 жыл бұрын

FortNine classic for sale ad! 😂😂😂 Really enjoyed this video! Superb quality and script 👍🏼

@KingKhong811

5 жыл бұрын

FortNine LMAO 😂 👍! Hey Ryan when is the next Montreal meet up?! The season is slipping!

@nigelseaton452

5 жыл бұрын

No question you’d sell it for that. If I lived closer I’d buy it! Incredible video, just when I think the channel can’t get better, you raise the bar.

@Adonkehx3

5 жыл бұрын

FortNine I’ll do 1,200$ 😂

@NewfieOn2Wheels

5 жыл бұрын

Solid boomer ad

I stumbled into this video by sheer accident. I'm 63 and it simply bought tears to my eyes. Your Suzuki 90 bike was from my era and that is exactly the type of motorcycle and motorcycle riding my friends and I used to do. Every other Friday a small group of high school friends (in LA), would decide to either go fishing in Big Bear, or go motorcycle riding in red rock canyon in Mojave. A couple of us us had nice state of the art motorcycles like I had a year one Honda 125 Elsinore, and most everyone else had Yamaha DT 90s ~ 125s or Suzuki 100s and so on.. We had tons and tons and tons of fun and great adventures out in the desert, just the same as in your video, except it was all dry. We once found a ghost town in the middle of no where and no one really knew about. It was really creepy cause there were piles of old leather shoes everywhere. An other time we found our selves on a dry salt lake bed, and we all just went all out to see who could get to the other end, when about a mile ahead appear a mysterious line on the ground about 2 ~ 3 feet wide. We all stopped gathered about 1/2 mile away from the line and dared each other to see who could get there the fastest and cross it according to the CC of each bike. Off we went! As we got closer that line looked more like 10 yards wide, but no matter we roared on! It turned out to be like quick sand, the moment our front tires touched it we went flying over the handle bars at full speed! Others were too focused to notice everyone else was flying over the handle bars. Only the slow riders were able to stop on time... It was a SHIT SHOW... How we did not get badly hurt or managed to get our bikes out from nearly 3 feet of soft mud is amazing. Yup those are the memories your video brought back to me.. Thank You.

@ElBach1y

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds sick, where i am there are corn fields 200km around but its cool to rip around the dirt back roads with my 125

@backstreetzero2019

3 жыл бұрын

Great story 👍

@agnel47

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing story. Wish i had friends or a bike or lived in a better part of the world.

@ozzyv3419

3 жыл бұрын

@@agnel47 same.

@Rumham666

3 жыл бұрын

@@agnel47 same

Lmao "it made 11 horses 48 years ago, and horses dont live that long" im rolling

@Ryukushinn

3 жыл бұрын

I don't get it

@kevmc209

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ryukushinn then just move along...

@Ryukushinn

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevmc209 can't you explain it?

@kevmc209

3 жыл бұрын

Ever tried teaching a fish how to sit? Or a bird to swim?

@Ryukushinn

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevmc209 eugh, nevermind me asking then.

"goin over 100!" *speedometer doesn't move*

@xxxax31xxx

4 жыл бұрын

You can feel the speed on a bike, no need for meters if you have experience, and this guy surely does.

@pedrovarunca2197

4 жыл бұрын

@@xxxax31xxx you know it was a joke right

@pedrovarunca2197

4 жыл бұрын

@Jamie Davison true

@pedrovarunca2197

3 жыл бұрын

@Jamie Davison makes sence

@hoanglong-nv6wv

3 жыл бұрын

@Rays Through Trees, Summer Breeze i think he means km/h

Let me start by saying... I've never ridden a bike. No motorcycles, dirtbikes, mopeds, nothing. Nothing two wheeled and human powered. I just wanted to let you guys know that your channel is so well produced, so well written, that someone like me, tangentially interested in motorcycles, is thoroughly captivated. Really enjoyed it guys. You've got me looking at craigslist ads now...

@axeman6560

4 жыл бұрын

Get a bike soon!!

@Fallout4Executions1

4 жыл бұрын

You got a bike?

@Abyss-Will

4 жыл бұрын

Did you buy one?

@endomobo359

4 жыл бұрын

Did you get a bike?

@prylosecorsomething3194

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly buy a bike, they're worth it, I've got a 50cc yamaha moped I bought for 20 bucks and am currently in the process of rebuilding and honestly just the excitement alone of stuffing it into my brothers chevy cobalt and bringing it home was worth the 20 bucks

1$ bike - 1km adventure

@MrBenHaynes

4 жыл бұрын

Salt n Pepa sang, "Push it, push it gooood" :)

@zivex5860

4 жыл бұрын

CIA bro

@christopherstewart1661

4 жыл бұрын

Lol walking 1km

@felixhoppenthaler5386

4 жыл бұрын

Not bad man🧐

@kitecattestecke2303

4 жыл бұрын

50pence, single wheel 500m

I love the implication that Ryan changed the clutch pack, confirmed it was capable of moving forward and then went directly to his adventure without any further QC.

3:31 "It made 11 horses 48 Years ago and horses don't live that long." Best quote ever I swear.

I can not believe the brilliance of this video production. Hats off, Aneesh

@advmojo3631

5 жыл бұрын

Truly amazed that its just one guy behind the scenes...Mad talent boyyyeee

@driffbro3380

5 жыл бұрын

He's pretty much like you

@Schaaf

5 жыл бұрын

not at all. That would be an offense to him.

@findaneesh8885

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks @schaaf. I dig your on-board videos a lot and somewhat jealous of the amazing riding roads you've got over in Europe

@74Revanth

3 жыл бұрын

Wow pov hero is here

"It made eleven horses forty-eight years ago... and horses don't live that long." F ing hilarious.

@WolfJustWolf

5 жыл бұрын

cracked me up

@heribertoortiz7484

5 жыл бұрын

True 😂

@Wooley689

5 жыл бұрын

Good one, have to remember to use it.

@shanestuart399

5 жыл бұрын

Funny shit!

@DappieKS80

5 жыл бұрын

I owned one for 10 years, sold it six years ago. For me it was just a mini bike, but 40 plus years old, amazing bike!

When you sparked that engine up and it made its noise, it brought a tear to my eye, the sound of my youth riding 50cc-125cc 2 strokes back in the early 80s, the discovery of freedom, i left school the day i was 16yo, that same day i started riding on the road on a Honda c50 step through, fishing trips, camping, a flagon of cider on the back, in a group of mates all on the nifty fifties. Those were the days my friends. e2a: The quality of your videos is superb, i mean seriously, its fantastic, everything, the cinematography especially is outstanding, also the presentation, the edit, the audio, the story line, coupled with the subject of two wheeled motor adventures, its bloody perfect.

@heathsikorski2990

3 жыл бұрын

Good story my guy

"...I can feel the future in these waters, but it's already past - and still yet to come". Very deep. Churchill would be proud. If its original, I salute you - well done.

My uncle had two of those when I was 14. My brother and I drove them one summer from sun up to sun down. Great bikes. They topped out at 62 mph. Your video brought back those wonderful memories as I have lost my brother, but not the memories. Thanks!

@cookiesw9270

5 жыл бұрын

Stan Themanx just get one of thouse take em out for a weekend ride and enjoy the beauty of life and nature

@moontruther5849

5 жыл бұрын

mega oof

@maxflight777

5 жыл бұрын

sorry for your loss Stan.

@swiftyytm

5 жыл бұрын

hey man this is awesome, i just wanna day i’m sorry for your loss but that’s a way to keep your head up

@karansena

5 жыл бұрын

Stan Themanx yahama rx bike

"Our TC90 has no first gear.... I do believe that Suzuki initially offered one" Lol

@martycech5844

4 жыл бұрын

Dean ... up grade option...

@methamphetasaur

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like my truck...

@calebaustin700

4 жыл бұрын

@@methamphetasaur sounds like my truck

@redtobertshateshandles

3 жыл бұрын

May have been 4 speed.

@behroozi9959

2 жыл бұрын

@@redtobertshateshandles He did say 4 high 4 low

Only channel that turns a moto video into a film with jokes, poetry, and heart. these guys leverage their many talents well. And this should have more views.

Purely genius how you guys can take something so mundane and make it interesting to watch. The best motorcycle channel on KZread for sure! The production is flawless, and Ryan's delivery is spot on.

"11 horses 48 years ago but horses don't live that long..." 😂 love it, and yet another quality production

Who else is happy with the new videos rolling out more frequent?

@artgentumk

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! Also, quality is better and better.

@ExeterXD

5 жыл бұрын

Artem Kurginian production quality so good i could binge watch it all day

@TheBCninja

5 жыл бұрын

I think part of it is the nicer weather, but I hope they find good winter content as well!

What a journey. It amazes me how short the video is compared to how long it feels. Just goes to show how well the audiences attention and imagination is captured. I have never fixed a working motorcycle, let alone a broken one. Yet watching this makes me dream of digging up my dads old Suzuki and giving it the love it hasn't seen in what must be more than 30 years. Even if I fail I probably would have fun.

This video embodies the essential spirit of motorcycling. Challenges and uncertainty with a can do determination is a recipe that create unforgettable adventures.

do more stuff with older, cheap bikes! I loved it. Cheers from Brazil

@embuscado1m857

5 жыл бұрын

brasil,dominando o mundo heheheh

@chukpic

5 жыл бұрын

agree. do more small old bikes. very nicely done, thanks

@thearousedeunuch

4 жыл бұрын

I agree.

............I submit this to you.... There is something...almost glorious...about bikes with small engines. We can all dream of having that sport bike with 9 million horsepower, or even a huge adventure bike with almost as much...but how often are you actually safely going to use all of that horsepower...putting a ton of strain on the engine. Whenever I ride a bike that allows me to use ALL of its horsepower a LOT....it makes me smile. That little engine just cranking away...trying its hardest to hold together for my enjoyment. A lot of us come up with human-like qualities for our mechanical toys...and who doesn't like an underdog? That guy that isn't the fastest or strongest...but he plays with more heart and soul that the other guys, because he has to play so damn hard.

@mikemhz

5 жыл бұрын

When I had to get back on my 125 while my bigger bike was in the shop, the lightness and chill of the ride made me smile. However, highways, daily 100 km in traffic... god damn that got old fast. Such a shame! I love my Yamaha which can shoot to 100 km/h in 6 seconds, and on a sunny day on a perfect road, I smile. But it's otherwise a "serious" bike. I don't know if it's the speed, weight, position, value, or what. But bigger bikes aren't as fun. However, I do feel safer, more stable, less impatient. I get in less sketchy situations trying to muscle my way into space against faster vehicles, and don't get freaked out about loss of traction, and never feel like the engine is bogging down. So I guess that's the trade-off. Sigh.

@BrandonMillerRaps

5 жыл бұрын

I have a 1300 and by buddy has a 250. Both are cruisers. Every time we ride together I wanna trade bikes. That 250 can turn on a dime, can stop in a pinch and fly after holding the throttle pinned for 45 seconds and it's a blast

@schopenhauer1962

5 жыл бұрын

I bought in 2014 a Honda 105cc, for $440 and I drive it daily for four years now, no repairs, only two new tyres. Never had so little power, but I love it. In the city I need 45 minutes with my car, this motorcycle needs between 7-10 minutes.

@animalmother556x45

5 жыл бұрын

@@schopenhauer1962 That's awesome man...that bike has been a great friend to you

@shredfreak83

5 жыл бұрын

@@mikemhz true that, the 125 is a great urban commuter. 300 & up is where the long distance lies though with all the highways.

It's only 11 mins video. It feels like i have been watching 1 hr awesome documenatry video.

Me: starts video Hmm, I'm pretty sure I've already seen this one. 🤔 Meh, it's F9, I'll watch it again.

@honestguy7764

4 жыл бұрын

The same here!!

@jamesfzj2495

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I done this with this one and the yz50 restoration in a can 😂😂

@FlyApeRally

3 жыл бұрын

Just watched it for the 3rd... or...7th time (not sure).

@lololovis8987

3 жыл бұрын

Same! And still laughing about "horses don't live that long..." 😂

@samshambles391

3 жыл бұрын

It's easy to tell the ones you've seen before; the thumb-up is blue.

thats mighty fast for 0mph

@FortNine

5 жыл бұрын

There was a slight issue with the speedometer... ~RF9

@elliotfranzblauwapelhorst6349

5 жыл бұрын

i could tell :) love your videos

@that_red_dentside3968

5 жыл бұрын

Lol my bike is the same. Jk it doesn't have a speedometer

@elliotfranzblauwapelhorst6349

5 жыл бұрын

you should make a lil paper one

@npctrucker1367

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it looks like my truck speedometer

This guy deserves an award, just for the amount of effort he puts into his videos.

Old bikes have so much character and style in them, and they give a sense of achievement when you get them running. It's also more fun to ride a slow bike fast than to ride a fast bike slowly. Would love to find a cheap antique bike when i get my license in a couple years

@erosugi3935

3 жыл бұрын

It would be nice, but you shouldnt use those antique bikes for daily use

@bobbydsj

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn't understand the gearbox on this one, so you go neutral and downshift in to the lower ratio? What?

@highwatercircutrider

2 жыл бұрын

No such thing as a ‘cheap’ antique bike, they bring big money these days !

@richardvalitalo3670

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobbydsj 4 gears up two ranges.

@kevinmendez8443

2 жыл бұрын

You don't need a license to buy a used motorcycle Plus it will take a bit of time to make it run it. So use your free time now

Suzuki 90 was the first motorcycle I ever rode. Must have been late 60's or early 70's. A friend bought one and let me ride it. He had to teach me how to use the clutch and how to shift (well, I guess how to ride). It was orange and chrome and the sound and smell of a two stroke was instantly cemented into my senses forever. 50+ years later and I'm still riding. Thank you Suzuki!

"tearing at over 100..." with a broken speedometer reading 0: CLASSIC :)

F9, the Top Gear show equivalent for motorcycles, love it!

@saajanjogia

5 жыл бұрын

That is high praise. But worthy 👍🏻

@juanpablodelvalle9335

5 жыл бұрын

Thought the same

@FreZzaaa

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly what i thought.

@linc_y

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, good clarification.

@BradfordDsouza

5 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly!

I get the impression that this guy really loves riding, and this video seems to show why. Just awesome. I salute all of you who produced this masterpiece.

My first "motorcycle" was a 1971 TC90. I learned how to ride it when I was 7-8 years old and rode it everywhere. It did almost anything I asked it to until I outgrew it. Really brings back memories see this video.

Just amazing how cinematic this "movie" was! Not only did you prove you can do a 400km trip on a $400 Bike, but you also did prove how creativity can give us a feel of past and future. Amazing content!

After you made this video, I found a matching set of 72 Yamaha LT-2 100cc for $250 bikes that REALLY needed work, but a couple of months later, my wife and I have been riding our bikes ALL OVER AZ. It's such a blast! Thanks for the motivation!

"I can feel the future in these waters. But it's already past. And yet still yet to come" - very profound

@joshuaduplaa9033

3 жыл бұрын

You butchered that.

@EllaBananas

3 жыл бұрын

Yea but what the fuck does that even mean? XD I definitely appreciate some parts of these videos but meaningless statements like that just make me roll my eyes.

@zacharyclownphobic2316

3 жыл бұрын

@@EllaBananas it isn't meaningless, you just missed the point

@zach5994

3 жыл бұрын

@@zacharyclownphobic2316 I'm terrible with poetry/literature, what does it mean?

@dennisrodman8706

3 жыл бұрын

@@zach5994 it can mean anything you want

These are without a doubt, the BEST motorcycle videos on KZread.

god dammit, how have you made me want a 50 year old Japanese trail bike?

@toyotafj4579

4 жыл бұрын

because they're fun to ride and who doesn't want an old school style motorcycle, hell i'm restoring a 1975 suzuki ts 185

@ElementofKindness

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto. Just what I'd need. ANOTHER bike. And it's probably temperamental as hell. Still, I search . . . .

@urbanoman7689

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElementofKindness N+1 is real I'm looking for turbo CXs and already have 2 old bikes, one of which is in pieces right now. I need help.

@redtobertshateshandles

3 жыл бұрын

Replace the crank seals.

@mitchelreimer5087

3 жыл бұрын

dont blaspheme

This is a piece of art.

@gshok

5 жыл бұрын

Gone are the days of the monotone voice at Motorweek: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZK5rmbmPj93Wipc.html

Great story! Thank you. It reminded me of how much I loved my childhood experiences on small motorcycles. First a 50cc in 1967 then a 100cc two years later. Everything after that, i.e. larger bikes, were never as fun as riding forested trails on those small displacement machines. I will be retiring soon and have been thinking about getting a small displacement bike for trail riding. 100cc's may be a little too small, but I'll keep it under 200! :-)

@budmatto9205

3 жыл бұрын

Look at the TW200 aka TDUB. I started on a TC 90 and the TDUB has that old school feel.

@bobw7066

2 жыл бұрын

Hello from Australia, GO FOR IT, I am 79 years old and I have a 1982 Suzuki TS 185 and I love riding it in the bush. You've got to live the dream, you are a long time dead.

I love how this man just causally makes production quality camera shots

What a nice episode! Thank you for offering such good quality. Loved the adventure!

Aye man what a classic out of the ordinary vlog... respect!

@TakumisBizarreRacingAdventure

5 жыл бұрын

Hey I know you!

That front tire locking up every time it gets off the ground 👌🏼😂

My very first bike was a 72 Suzuki TC90. Loved that bike. 50 years later, I'm still riding. Different bikes now, but I remember that one well.

This is by far your best video ever. Here are some observations that I've made watching your video: 1 - The slow motion parts are excellent. I had time to enjoy and imagine all the feelings that you had when you did that 2 - The script is superbe. Really appreciate the tone, the delivery, the subtility of the comments. 3 - Riding that T-90 is what adventure is supposed to be. Adventure is when you go, no matter waht you are riding, the condition of the road or the unknow of the destination, basically, all the ingredients for a real adventure were in you video 4 - the part where you were swiming in the water was incredible. I could see myself enjoy the fresh water 5 - I cannot stop dreaming about adventure now. For me, this video was perfect. Congrats and keep up the good work. For me, you are the best in the class of Motorcycle videos!!!

@sheero8983

5 жыл бұрын

ikr the part of him swimming made me so jealous

@KlingonCaptain

5 жыл бұрын

You're right! No matter what you're riding. It's a good thing dual sport tires come in Indian Scout sizes. :-) Swap out the shocks and slap some Heidenan K60 Scouts on it and instant adventure bike. I like the sound of Scouts on a Scout.

@christopherhelmer5740

5 жыл бұрын

Does anyone know what trail this is?

Is this a moto vlog or an epic motorcycle odyssey? I don't know, but I sure enjoy it.

@HiDave0016

5 жыл бұрын

Adam McCurdy Top Gear of bikes in it's infancy!!!

The TC-90 was my very first motorcycle, rode it hard and it was bullet proof. Seeing this brings back fond memories of when my toys were much cheaper. Thanks

I had a huge smile for the whole video...I had the green one as a first bike. Learned how to ride it going in a circle in the front yard. The long end of the muffler was broken off, you could hear it a mile away! That low-high gear lever was great on hills! Thanks for bringing back those great memories!!

What a fabulous little bike - sounded awesome! Love the high quality production on this one Ryan, hats off to you and the crew for publishing such a good looking video....all the best - TMF

This as a 1.5 hour Top Gear season finale would be my everything.

I feel like you guys have the most underrated channel on KZread. The production, presentation and focus are all thoroughly captivating. Excellent work guys!

And you should give yourself a $400 bonus for an EXCELLENT job! I'm 71 years still riding and tinkering with motorcycles. I appreciate your old Soul and old school approach to it all. That is a gift!!

Fortnine, you're too good for you tube.

@Kr0pD

5 жыл бұрын

sadly true

@brettbarker4198

5 жыл бұрын

Netflix or Amazon needs to pick them up.

@paul_om4822

5 жыл бұрын

So true but don't tell them or Ryan Fortnine might disappear into premium view space. Love the work.

@trekkydelirium-vroom5821

5 жыл бұрын

he can became a real TV or Movie Actor; no problem; he would be really good actor 🤗

@coolhandchunk

5 жыл бұрын

Shhhhh....shut up man!

great production quality, coloring, visual humor. I'm a bicyclist but this made me want to get a two stroke

@jake-fr2du

5 жыл бұрын

Who wouldn’t love a good old 2-stroke

@osamabinladen824

5 жыл бұрын

No, or else you'll get a stroke.

This is kinda like “Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Management” Bravo 👏

Nostalgia time. A couple of school friends had TS 90's and they were cool for the time. I had an MT 125 with a CR125 top end on it. No-one laughed at my bike. Ever. The 70's were motorcycling's best.

I partly watch your videos just for the amazing cinematics

Big hug to everyone over at FortNine, your content quality is out of this world recently, cinematography, narration, creativity, script, content.. everything is on point, props to you guys for making such high quality videos

Every one of your bike vids ends with a singular thought. I want one, maybe more. Wonderful cinematography, humor, writing, and knowledge good sir.

Ryan and Aneesh are a fantastic team! I lucked onto your FortNine KZread channel a few days ago: what a nice break from exploding tanks and unspeakably barbaric crimes! You, Ryan, are quintessentially Canadian: unpretentious, sensible, smart, and funny as hell! Aneesh: your camera work, perfectly apt music track, and uniting / consolidating of bits and scenes is amazing. I happily live overseas (southeastern Europe, right now), but the sights and sounds in your top-notch videos make me ache for home. 🍁 You're both a wonderful taste of home. Thank you, guys! 🙏

Who ever produces this stuff is an artist.. easily the best bike content on YT. Most TV production isn’t as good as this. Light weight affordable bikes from our youth that didn’t cost the same as a car and you fixed without an electronics degree, brings a tear to your eye doesn’t it .......

“It feels super lean EH?”

@chillyfingers123

3 жыл бұрын

The accent is real in this adventure

@jaybeaucage8152

3 жыл бұрын

Omg I feel like smoking some BC bud now eh?

@P--pz1if

3 жыл бұрын

4:17

@farmerbobbygrows3338

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaybeaucage8152 yabbadabba doos

@artofjordanbray

2 жыл бұрын

Buds just goin fer a rip, eh!

How nicely you put what makes people love old machinery into one sentence at the conclusion.

Another great video from Mr 49 himself. I love old two strokes, which reminds me I must get my old RD200A back on the road. Thank you very much for making these videos!!!

this is literally some of the best editing ive ever seen. salute.

@gregp103

4 жыл бұрын

This is figuratively some of the best editing I've ever seen. It's also some of the best editing I've ever seen.

I set off one day in 1973 to ride 300 miles on a suzuki 50 Maverick. There was a strong head wind and I couldn't do more than 20 mph. I turned round after an hour and absolutely flew back to town. What my life could have been if only that wind was blowing the other way..... sigh.

@teddylegroux1298

5 жыл бұрын

Stuck in the dirt 300 miles way from home. Without smartphone and omnipresent emergency network. Let's be honest with ourselves, the past wasn't that much bigger, we just knew and were prepared for less. Now you could go for 600 miles...

@observingrogue7652

5 жыл бұрын

Have you tried aerodynamic fairings? Like from here: www.airtech-streamlining.com

The quality of your videos is amazing. Can't stop watching.

Please make more of this "Spiritual" videos. Thanks to the cameraman and cutter, brilliant quality (and of course we don't forget the driver, great series)

Love the smell of 2 stroke in the morning!

@that_red_dentside3968

5 жыл бұрын

Same brother!!

@iyourelder8590

5 жыл бұрын

I love the smell of gunpowder in the afternoon!

@ceakanillo

5 жыл бұрын

Love the smell of butterfly hatching in the evening!

@ytaky

5 жыл бұрын

Love the smell of fresh coffee

@mr7wi

5 жыл бұрын

Smells like victory. Charlie don’t surf.

Why is the maple syrup budget so low?

@FlightRecorder1

5 жыл бұрын

Because its cheap AF up here

@carmineredd1198

4 жыл бұрын

because oatmeal

I am not a motorcycle enthusiast. But I love watching your videos just because you are funny and the production is just out of the world. Great job man.

Ryan's videos are always "The Hero's Journey" . Our hero (Ryan) finds himself in an adversity Ryan finds a challenge and starts as an underdog Overcomes adversity against all odds Triumphant in the end. The crowd cheers!

Deep, philosophical, funny, fun, amazing scenery and production. You guys knocked this one out of the park. Bravisimo! Damn, Ryan, you dwarf that 90. Reminds me a little of my godfather who was a Shriner riding his mini bike. And every time you stuck a leg out my poor crippled knees cringed up like you wouldn't believe. They ache just watching you ride.

Seriously, the opening scene of the video is cinematic and beautiful. Go this route a little more in you videos and you'll have a rich mans belt and a cupboard full o' onions I tell ya.

The cinematography is truly impeccable....

Your videos always feels so philosophical and life changing in a way I don't understand but still love.

Now this is what motorcycling is about it's the Adventure and less on price. Completely and totally fucking beast awesome video! !

Watching this channel mature and grow is currently one of my life's greatest pleasures. Thanks for another 11 minutes of perfect escapism

The cinematography and story boarding is amazing

I am 65, and somewhere around 1973 I bought a TS90 for $40 that needed a piston. I put in a piston, stripped off the lights, took off the trials tires and put on knobbies, and I went racing. I had a TM125 that I raced motocross with - but used the TS90 in Hare Scrambles. There were not a lot of dedicated 100cc race bikes yet (1974 for the TM100), and the only real competition for the little 100cc class was the Hodaka. I won races on that little TS90, and it was nearly indestructible and never failed to finish a race or a day of fooling around in the abandoned strip mines! In the summer when I was riding the TM125 in motocross I would lend the little TS90 to friends who wanted to race. It was a far simpler time - when jumps were taken 1 at a time and a converted "enduro" could still win races!

Maybe for a video idea you could do a teardown/repair of the bike to working order?

A french woman drove with a Kawasaki 125 cc, two stroke, around the world, in the early seventies. Her name: Anne France Dautheville. (Journalist) Before, she drove with a BMW side car through Canada, and with a Moto Guzzi in Afghanistan. She had no big problems with this small motorbike. The Kawasaki company in Japan cannot believe it, checked the whole bike, but it was ok. (During her world tour.) -

@EnigmaGameMaster

4 жыл бұрын

I can't speak for the 125, but from personal experience, the Kawasaki KE 175s are extremely durable.

@sunnymas2656

4 жыл бұрын

@@EnigmaGameMaster I think, that all Kawasaki dirt track motorcycles, are the best japanese. The most others are made too cheap.

@EnigmaGameMaster

4 жыл бұрын

@@sunnymas2656 Yes, if you take proper care of them they'll last forever. I have yet to see one of these old machines die or having died due to anything other than owner error or wrong care. I've been riding my 175 a lot lately and wrecked three times, not a single thing broke on the bike. It's a 1976 and still running on the original piston, spark plug, fuses, etc. and it has 8447 KMs at the time of writing. I found out lots of maintenance wasn't done properly on there too, and I'm in the process of fixing that while building a second 175 out of the scrap it was when I picked it up, thankfully, the engine seems to be in perfect condition, and it has 8896 KMs.

@willgroff84

4 жыл бұрын

Ever Cycles South? Those dudes whipped the hell out of those bikes water skiing and all that

@SoulTouchMusic93

4 жыл бұрын

@@EnigmaGameMaster bro wtf, that's not a lot that thing is barely broken in! I've paid £550 for a Chinese designed Romanian built scooter and put over 30k km on the clock barely changed anything. Best motor I've ever got my hands on, I seem to manage to blow up everything else!

Man I love those old 2 strokes!

With a good pair of headphones, even your sound design is fantastic

Dude, I rode my $200 bike for 10,000km in South East Asia.

@Frostzk

5 жыл бұрын

Ben Wolstencroft ahh I rode Honda Win too and I rode around Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. I have videos in my channel too.

This is the Junkyard Digs / Roadkill of motorcyles!

Zen and the art of motorcycle resuscitation.

I loved this. Very well made, produced, written and executed. I have a TS250 project and cant wait to get it out there. Who the hell gave this video thumbs down. What robots didn't like this, and just want to go riding.

This would have made such a good announcement video for Suzuki to launch a new TC-90 with haha

Front wheel either brakes or bearings are sticky because that wheel stops spinning every time it's off the ground

@dari6795

3 жыл бұрын

i think it's done on purpose, to keep balance in the air

@kevinAuman1

3 жыл бұрын

@@dari6795 lol, great logic but NO every machine/toy that I own or have owned throughout my life has the front wheel spinning for stabilization UNLESSSSS the bearings are shot then it would no longer spin as freely...

@rslover65

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinAuman1 or he's doing it for cinematic effect.

I don't really care about motorcycles, but the production value on these videos is just insane and well worth the watch,

every single one of this channels videos looks like a cinematic masterpiece

In the beginning I didn't appreciate this bike, by the end I was rooting for it to get up that hill. Amazing video and host, thank you for everything you do!

I learned to ride in 1972 on a 1972 Kawasaki G5 100 that was not unlike your TC-90. Not offering 70s-style enduros is a big oversight on the parts of manufacturers today. Sure, bikes today are a lot more technically sophisticated but we were happy with what we had then. They were simple, not too heavy, had seat heights accessible to mere mortals, and were loads of fun. What more does anyone really need?

@thomashowlett8295

5 жыл бұрын

I agree completely. My first real job in the '70s was in a Yamaha/Husky/Maico/Bultaco dealership. We couldn't hardly put the bikes together fast enough to keep the showroom stocked. The majority of the bikes were 80 to 250cc dualsports (we called them "Enduros"). Everybody loved and had too much fun on them. Lately, we've been tricked into thinking that anything less then approximately 650cc is a toy, and that it's not socially acceptable to been seen riding one, which is a shame. No wonder here in the States there's very little new blood coming in at the bottom to replace the old fogeys aging out at the top.

@peterholthoffman

5 жыл бұрын

DenkertM - True! I've looked at those and they are nice but they're all clustered around 200/250cc. In the 70s, we had a full range of enduros from the Honda SL-70 to the Yamaha DT-400. Oh well, you can't go home again! :-)

@peterholthoffman

5 жыл бұрын

Thomas Howlett - I know what you're talking about! My friends and I went on a week long motorcycle tour in 1975, when we graduated from high school. Over the course of that week, we rode ~800 miles in the mountains and our bikes were a 1975 GT-380, a 1975 RD-350 (mine), and a 1973 GT-185 (this rider was 6'4"). The next year we did the same trip and I rode a 1972 XL-250. A friend of mine rode his Kawasaki G4-TR 100 from Columbia SC to Hilton Head, on the interstate, and another friend rode a H-D Sprint 250 from Columbia SC to somewhere in TX. He actually rode with the Hells Angels on that trip and he 6'6" tall. I'm amazed that anyone comes into riding anymore. My 1978 KZ-1000 LTD had 86 HP and we thought that was for really experienced riders only. Nowadays, it seems near-beginners are put on that much HP. We had beginners who crashed hard on bikes like a Honda SL-100.

@lordives7181

5 жыл бұрын

DenkertM I think none of them are available here in Germany. At least no from dealership.

@mugginish

5 жыл бұрын

oof! an rd350? 2stroke beast!

I learned the basics of motorcycle repair on the suzuki samurai.. thats what made me fall in love with riding.. The joy of fixing and riding..!!

I've watched about 80-90 percent of your videos in the last couple weeks. This video has to be my favorite. Showing that cheap small bikes can be just as fun and are very capable on the trail. I'd love to see another video like this!

I'm laid up due to a lowside so I've been watching all your videos. You folks are on another level as far as quality, production, editing, etc....keep up the excellent work.

@e6ensperception

4 жыл бұрын

Get well soon

7:58 "our TC-90 has no first gear *squeaks* NOT entirely sure why" my ears lol

@TragicAyk

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah Ryan's voice cracks every now and then, love that they don't edit it out

@behroozi9959

2 жыл бұрын

NOT @me replaying this over and over again… My sides!

50 years ago I rode through the trails (and off them) in the mountains and canyons of Colorado on two stroke yamaha 100cc and 250cc Enduros. I still ride.... just no longer in the mountains and trails on street/dirt machines. But watching this brings back muscle memory of rides past and a deep longing to return to my roots. I use to ride every day and would ride through all weather with almost no regard to difficulty and life or limb. I cannot put words to the joy this video brings me. I may not be there but in spirit... so thanks Ryan for letting me ride alongside you even though I am a thousand miles and years away

Hello from Australia, I bought one one these little bikes in1970 and done over 25,000 kilometres on it, and the high/low 4 speed g/box was great in the bush. loved it.