Hey Andy, I don't normally do timestamps but I noticed you still haven't pinned any for this review one week on so I thought I'd take the time to do some. Thanks for always reading your comments! Timestamps: > 0:34 Start of the interview, RyanF9's introductory discussion Chef's Prerogative; TMF's Questions for Ryan. > 6:10 What exactly is FortNine & Discussion of the start of F9 Video Content > 11:00 How did Ryan get started on motorcycles? > 13:48 What comprises Ryan’s current garage of motorcycles? TMF Supporter Questions > 15:35 What is Ryan's inspiration for his videos and style? > 18:58 Ryan’s age; Which M/C companies are willing to work with Ryan directly? > 21:31 Recommended roads and season for Canada M/C trip? > 24:07 Yanks and Canucks stealing British place names :) > 25:02 The R 1250 GS video, summary of Ryan’s criticisms with Shift-Cam > 30:48 Ryan’s video & editing “crew” and discussion in vids in general > 34:03 What are some transferable skills from off-road to on-road? > 35:54 Where does Ryan get inspiration for his video topics? > 38:10 What is/are Ryan’s favorite F9 videos? Favorite bikes? > 41:13 Does Ryan feel constrained by FortNine’s retail nature? Expanding? > 43:46 What was the hardest video for Ryan and Aneesh to make? > 45:40 Would Ryan take a large or small engine displacement bike for adventure? > 47:27 What is Ryan’s educational background? > 48:10 What software is used to edit F9’s videos? > 48:54 What bikes does Ryan think look the best? > 52:37 Does Ryan think H-D will still be around in 5 yrs? Will it still be US-owned? > 56:18 If price & worth are the same, why are “priceless” and “worthless” opposites? > 56:48 Pink Floyd or Bob Dylan? What’s good about the BMW Shift-Cam? Does Ryan enjoy destroying crash helmets? Would a two-wheel-drive GS work (front hub electric) > 59:01 Has FortNine lost manufacturer support after a critical video? > 1:01:12 If Ryan could change one thing in the M/C industry, what would it be? > 1:02:50 What would TMF change and discussion on public perception of M/Cs > 1:04:42 Did Ryan get grief from the GS community for the R 1250 video? > 1:06:52 Some history of Ryan? (Covered elsewhere, discussion of Art and Physics degrees) > 1:08:10 Ryan’s thoughts on int’l MCist camaraderie and European standards > 1:12:00 Ryan’s thoughts on the F 850 GS > 1:13:28 What does Ryan enjoy most about making videos and riding M/Cs > 1:13:52 How long does it take to make a FortNine video? > 1:14:50 Further discussion of Ryan’s “crew” and video gear > 1:17:35 Have Ryan and Aneesh ever had any difficult relations with the public while filming? > 1:20:00 Did Ryan always prioritize video quality? > 1:21:42 Why the meh opinions from reviewers for the Suzuki V-Strom? > 1:22:55 Discussion of how M/C press mark bikes down for “lacking features” > 1:24:18 What is Ryan and Aneesh’s creative process for videos? > 1:25:48 One bike for next five years, what would Ryan choose? Last question from TMF and interview end > 1:27:12 What’s coming up on the F9 KZread channel? How does Ryan plan? > 1:29:45 End of interview goodbyes > 1:30:30 TMF’s closing segment

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Wow - thanks for that!

@Ryan-fosho

4 жыл бұрын

This is an un-real movie situation. People aren’t this nice what’s the reason behind this kindness?

@hemansx

3 жыл бұрын

damn son, nicely done

@Welshman_WWG

3 жыл бұрын

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@kerrylawless8163

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for taking the initiative and doing that, really helpful. 👍

One of the most honest people in motorcycling media. I have the upmost respect for Ryan.

@hpduster8961

4 жыл бұрын

And to Fortnine for allowing Ryan to do his thing.

@clonkex

4 жыл бұрын

utmost* btw

@dougfielding8215

3 жыл бұрын

Just to let FortNine know, I try to specifically buy from them because of the excellent videos Ryan does and the freedom you give him. Also it seems like the things you tend to sell are higher quality and not crap. I also watch the Missenden Flyer (great idea creating this interview).

Ryan's recent video on Harley was spectacular.

@Dave-sw2dm

4 жыл бұрын

All his videos are good, but his bias against cruiser style bikes came through. I prefer MotoGeo when it comes to enthusiasm for riding. A former racer, but still gets the appeal of different bikes for different purposes. Every bike is fun when ridden in its element, and challenging when ridden outside of its element. A ZX10R is fun on a race track, overkill on public roads, and downright miserable on a 500 mile a day two week tour. A Harley touring bike is fun on a tour, perfect for public roads, and risky for all but the most skilled riders on a track. Google CVO on a race track for the video and article.

@ondank

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dave-sw2dm You didn't watch this video if you think he has a bias against cruisers. Not to mention that the Harley video didn't attack cruisers (HARLEY IS NOT ALL CRUISERS) but HD. Just because you don't like what he says/he didn't give a positive review, doesn't make him bias.

@Dave-sw2dm

4 жыл бұрын

ondank , I was commenting about the Harley Video mentioned above, and all his videos that show cruisers come out that he doesn’t get cruisers. My statement stands.

@waiwong7996

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dave-sw2dm pretty sure the Harley Davidson video was attacking the company itself rather than cruisers in general. Also he only has about two reviews on HD cruisers, in general, and he loved the Low Rider S and only really disliked the Street Rod

@CaptHollister

4 жыл бұрын

​@@Dave-sw2dm Except, perhaps, for the fact that he thinks the new BMW R18 is one of the most beautiful motorcycles ever made and specifically stated how brilliant Harleys are out in the prairies after calling himself a closet cruiser lover. Cruisers are functionally flawed as are sports bikes, extremes often are. Ryan prefers dual sports, something he has never shied away from, but I have never found him to be biased against any type of bike.

I ran into him in a Vancouver airport and amused his family by completely fanboying. As an almost 40 year old man. No regrets.

@FortNine

4 жыл бұрын

Those were my IN-LAWS! I should be thanking you for making me look like a much bigger deal than I am haha. ~RF9

@timbrown7208

4 жыл бұрын

FortNine Ryan I think you know that to a non insubstantial community you are a big deal. You were extremely nice as a good Canadian should be. The channel makes some phenomenal content and is consistently my first stop for reviews and amusing content.

@alexskirvin1956

3 жыл бұрын

I would so the saaaame thing. I'm 29 but still lol

@graylunsford

3 жыл бұрын

I’m FIFTY-nine (or should that be fiddy) and i would’ve done the same.

As soon as Ryan said "Centrifugal 'so called' force" I knew he had to have a physics background. Only someone who has a solid background in that subject would answer that way - since there really is no such thing as a true centrifugal force. Such a cool dude. And great interview TMF!

@FortNine

4 жыл бұрын

My man. ~RF9

@dynamo1796

4 жыл бұрын

We were taught that it was really centripetal force that people were trying to explain when talking about centrifugal force. I've forgotten the bit where the professor actually explained the salient differences though...

@RaphYkun

3 жыл бұрын

@@dynamo1796 Centripetal force is the one actually keeping you revolving around a center. Centrifugal is the apparent force due to inertia. But equal and opposites and all that.

@darkknight1340

Жыл бұрын

Yes,it was very refreshing to hear,most would simply believe the scientific "centrifugal" force narrative.

Ryan’s Ural review is a classic. Filmed at an abandoned nuclear power plant in Washington State, USA. A must watch.

Refreshing to see a genuinely nice person like Ryan make it, instead of all these vacuous knobheads that we see on TV and radio nowadays.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

2 of the best motorcycle you tubers the 3rd being 44 teeth Brilliant on a Monday morning 👍🏍🏍

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you approve Dougal!

@j4zzx297

4 жыл бұрын

You have just qouted my motorcycle playlist just minus lamb chops motorbob, english biker dan and yammie noob

@nspinicelli

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@joeyr2523

4 жыл бұрын

Just scrolled down and see your comment without even seeing your comment pretty identical 😂

@splodge5714

4 жыл бұрын

Does Ryan watch Ride Like a Pro? Also Shadetree surgeon, love these non PC channels.

Ryan's 28. I;ve got T shirts older than that 🤣 the boy is still a legend.

@Scout7336

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing when he revealed his age. I thought mid-30s. Very smart young man. I like the science behind it.

Ryan from FortNine is a top bloke, I love his videos, particularly his experimental ones (chain lubrication springs to mind). Top work Andy, I'm impressed you got to interview what I see as one of the top motorcycle KZreadrs out there, alongside yourself of course. An hour and a half just flew by. Thanks Andy 👍

Ryan's Vitpilen vid truly artistic as well as informative

@nickturnbull4302

4 жыл бұрын

Yep just bought one on back of Ryan and TMF reviews.

@Fee.1

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Turnbull I’m not sure what to take from that video. Is it an overpriced ktm or a ktm with some soul or? Sum it up for me

@NigelStronge

4 жыл бұрын

Loved the blade runner look of it!

@ImranAli-qj4ir

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fee.1 it's supposed to be a KTM 690 killer, it's that good

@Fee.1

3 жыл бұрын

@@ImranAli-qj4ir it’s literally the same bike with some minor changes. It’s going to be better than the ktm for most for sure but it’s literally the same bike and company so you can’t really call it a “690 killer”

Awesome interview! FortNine/Ryan is the channel I wish I could be

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Oh man you’re waaaay to ugly for that!!! ;0) You’re on my list for one of these interviews, fancy it at some point in the future???

@andreborges3849

4 жыл бұрын

Shadtree do your thing... love both channels, ryan is like top gear for bikes, yours for the community, also love your dirt racing vídeos:)

@HJC1950

3 жыл бұрын

I watch all three of you. I spend entirely too much time on KZread during this damn lockdown.

@SlingingLead

3 жыл бұрын

Love you Shadetree, but just like me you are too old and ugly to be like Ryan.

@liam-1403

3 жыл бұрын

This video, and this comment makes me feel like when I was a kid and there were cross over episodes with your favourite shows

Wonderful! Two of my favourites! Interview Bret Tkacs and you'll have completed the trifecta. Thank you for the treat. Ryan's recent take on Harley's decline was a wonderful piece of journalism.

As a fellow countryman, I'm a great fan of Ryans videos. When two intelligent people get together for a chat about a passion they both share, can't help but be a great interview. Well done Andy.

Cool, two good people in a row! FYI Vancouver Canada here. I have a bike insured all year! Rode on Christmas day in 2019, it is possible.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

I only do good people!

@FortNine

4 жыл бұрын

Amen! I also ride all year and 99% of the time it's lovely. The other 1%, it snows :O ~RF9

@braikka

4 жыл бұрын

I saw bikes riding around at Christmas a couple of years ago here in Finland.

@CCitis

3 жыл бұрын

@Dan Moyer We can insure 3 months, 6 months, or one year. You can also insure for days if you want.

@dalesharpy9197

3 жыл бұрын

I live just south of you in Lynden, WA. I ride on the same... pick and choose the good days to pop out for a blast on one of the 3 bikes.

A great hour and a half interview. Ryan is clearly a very intelligent and interesting young man. I’ve now subscribed to Fortnine. Oh, and thanks for asking my question.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure - thanks for sending it in!

Love FortNine...becoming cult-like. Well done for interviewing him...

Fort Nine is a great channel, he does really good product reviews, his tyre vlogs was what got me to subscribe. All the best 👍

@danmanthe9335

3 жыл бұрын

Especially the dark side video!

@geoffozevans4500

3 жыл бұрын

@@danmanthe9335 👍👍👍

Ryan's presentation style makes every review mega-interesting. Great talent in the bike world 👍

I always love watching Ryan on FortNine. Love his jabs at products, topics, etc. Not afraid to speak the truth.

Thanks to Ryan for doing this interview. His video content is so brilliant, it was hard for me to see him as a mere mortal. It was nice to be able to "meet" him on a personal level.

His DOT video is what got me watching him, and now I've seen every video he puts out.

We need Aneesh and Ryan as video production is amazing. We need the entire team.

@ImranAli-qj4ir

3 жыл бұрын

They deserve half the credit at least

Wow another amazing crossover! Previously it was Noraly and now Ryan!!!

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you think so! I try and bring you the people I love to watch....

@aidebethune

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer Noraly is easier on the eye! No disrespect Ryan.....

@yeehar99

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer In that case we can expect one with "lil_hanne"...? 😁

What a great notification to wake up to this morning! Looking forward to this one for sure - I’ll be watching this with a pint of tea at lunchtime! Cheers

Ryan's a smart-cookie. And that comes from a fellow Canuck! Most of my paycheques go to FortNine :-(

His bit on Harley is spot on! I couldn't figure out what it was that as missing from them, but this point on the tool kit and being able to wrench just won me over.

oh my, what a Monday morning treat it was for me! Enjoyed every second of it, thank you both!

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

The man, the myth, the legend! Oh and Ryan too 😁 👍

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

:0)

I understood the "Fortnine" name from the start, I must be a nerd 😂 Ryan is the best, we did a massive group ride back when he was in Québec. I was the only one on a Honda MSX-125/Grom 🤪. Prob the loudest bike ever in the group 😂 If you live in Canada, the only place to buy you gear and stuff is at Fortnine. Fantastic service and prices. Keep up the good work both of you 👍

@FortNine

4 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy! The roar of that Grom is still ringing in my ears. Nice to hear from you again :) ~RF9

@ytascoobs

4 жыл бұрын

@@FortNine if you ever come back to Montréal, dont forget to plan a group ride 😉 Keep up the great work and great customer service

Two legends of real enthusiast motorcycling...I watch them both. So proud.

Great interview TMF, well done. It's a good format mixing your questions along with your viewers and had a really relaxed feel to it. Ryan comes across as a really humble guy and was a very interesting interviewee. The man is a genius. Many thanks to both of you!

Great piece Andy; Ryan is so well informed, intelligent and erudite.

I seriously always thought his name was Ryan Fortnine as in Ernest Borgnine , the actor :-) Good interview .

It just so happens that i was watching both your channel for 4 years now, i’m a newby at my 3rd year rider, keep up the great work, thanks from Montreal! Waiting on you review on my new dream Tiger 900 Rally Pro from my Street Triple R 2013, I’ll be here!

If everyday could be like this, good breakfast viewing of 2 of my most favourite people on KZread - like doesn’t get much better. I’m smiling from start to finish. Thanks 🙏🏻 to you both for this.

Top bloke!

Oh my Andy, I have a similar path to riding as Ryan, including the bike. Grew up in a house with always 2-3 bikes in the shed, but never gave a thought to getting on the back. Fast forward to about to get my drivers license at 16, when I get this idea that riding a motorcycle might be fun. So my step dad catches me sitting on what was my mom’s bike, a 1973 Honda CL200. Also available to me once I had some experience was a 1973 CB360 and a 1968 BMW R69S. So I asked if he thought I could get my motorcycle license. So pass my auto test, go back to take the written motorcycle test, when good old mom asks “just who’s motorcycle do you think you’re going to ride?” Well, dad says I can ride yours. That was a hell of a conversation. She hardly ever rode it anyway. So, once spring hit my step-dad drove the bike to our local technical school parking lot, I follow along in the car. Showed me the basics, and off I went. Couple weeks of parking lot practice and I was off! So I literally have never been a passenger on a motorcycle. Well that was back in 1974, and I caught some guff being a girl on a motorcycle, whatever. I’ll keep doing it as long as I can! Two wheels forever!

Even if beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, we all know deep within our hearts that it's the motor that defines the motorcycle. Glad to see that Andy and Ryan have got the same view on it.

Thanks TMF for this interview. I am a subscriber to both channels and enjoy the different styles. A lot of great questions and some surprising answers. Thanks again.

Ryan makes documentaries on motorcycle stuff, and he does a very good job of it!

That was absolutely brilliant. Learning about Ryan's backstory and career was really interesting to me personally.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

I thought it might be of interest to people....was to me!

It’s been great to watch Ryan and the F9 channel develop. The F9 company is fantastic and the 2 are very representative of both. Great interview! 🇨🇦

Wow! That was great, what a treat. Been a sub to Ryan for a very long time. Really knowledgable guy and always does very professional, creative, informative video's. Well done Andy for pulling that off.

Just caught this after coming from the fortnine Harley vid. All their videos are so well researched. Between them, yourself and 44teeth we really are spoilt for quality content. None of which is on main stream media! To think my parents said I needed to go outside more and not play on my computer those years ago 😂😂

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

He he like it David....

Fortnine.ca is one of my "go to" shops here in Canada to buy motorcycle goodies :)

Cracking interview as always TMF. Thanks for including the pictures of the bikes when talking about them. Saved me time 👍🏼

Ohh excellent shout, Love FortNine, Thanks for bringing this to us. Great to get insight behind that amazing content.

Well done, mate. Top job making it interesting. Edit; After hearing this, you gotta do a short one with Fortnine’s cinematographer Aneesh - now he seems like the real powerhouse behind the quality of the channel. Ryan obviously doesn’t seem to know much about the production side so it’ll be interesting.

@terencequinn2682

4 жыл бұрын

Good point, the technical aspect of F9 is superb - but Ryan's writing and delivery is what makes it so watchable.

@hellomoto4240

4 жыл бұрын

Terence Quinn Absolutely mate. But you don’t know how difficult and nuanced it is, till you do it yourself. Just ask anyone else in the business.

@blueteeth.spooker

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I, too, would have loved it if Aneesh could have made an appearance here as well. Between the pair of them they make outstanding quality productions. A feature on Aneesh and his MO would make a great follow up.

@terencequinn2682

4 жыл бұрын

@@blueteeth.spooker fair point !

@philgman

4 жыл бұрын

Aneesh Shivanekar aneeshportfolio.carbonmade.com/

Ryan is rocking the KZreads.

Another great vid TMF! Enjoying lockdown way more as finally get to watch all your vids! Keep up the great work and great to hear more about Ryan's biking history.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

This was a first class interview involving two of the best TMF, should make you proud of your achievements. Just waiting to see how your Ural review compares with Ryan's. Thank you Sir.

Great interview, Ryan's channel is excellent Someone needs to interview Andy TMF , lots of questions on the other side of the slate ! Step up and get it sorted , Lamb Chops , Spicy110 , Henry Cole, Ewan McGregor !!!!! Best regards Shaun .

@ThePumpkinheed

4 жыл бұрын

Teapot one and TMF done a fantastic podcast. Well worth checking out

@gdscheiwe01

4 жыл бұрын

Yep Bruce’s Bru Time Podcast with Andy was an absolute hoot!

I was surprised he said Cabot - a bit like saying ride Wales and Scotland to see England. Pemberton and Kootenays in BC for motorcycling.

Good to be here listening in with my morning coffee. Thanks for the interesting conversation - great interview.

Some years in Calgary Alberta we can get out for rides every month during the winter when a warm chinook hits and melts the snow off the roads. Makes for chilly mid winter rides!

Well that solves the "what to do for the next couple of hours" dilemma.

Hey my two favourite motorbike channels in one video! Good interview so far Andy, I'm not done yet. Also for a bit of context/info the vast majority of Canada has so much snow over the winter the bikes are usually packed up from November to April.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Brghghg...!

@davidtucker36

4 жыл бұрын

TheMissendenFlyer pp

@rosemaryus-ct6151

4 жыл бұрын

if it makes u feel any better; the riding season in connecticut [new england USA] is even shorter, which is why i'm in nc [north carolina] now

@FortNine

4 жыл бұрын

I know a fellow in Longueuil who year-rounds on an old GoldWing. Darkside with the snowflake symbol, so cops never know what to make of it. Most inspiring motorcyclist I ever met. ~RF9

That was a great interview! I watch almost every video from both of you, so I was super pumped when I saw this pop up. Ryan always makes me want a dirt/enduro bike though.

What an absolutely top bloke Ryan is for giving his time in this way.

Thanks, enjoyed watching your interviews with Fortnine and Ichy Boots.

Nice vid mate! I’ve recently just got a 2019 500r and it’s so cool can’t wait for it to be delivered 😁

@Thirsty_Fox

4 жыл бұрын

Just got mine two weeks ago. You'll love it!

Great interview ! Ryan truly makes Canada and Canadian rides proud

My two favorite motorcycled sources together. Thank you. Long video but worth every second.

tarantino's lost child

@michaelinkster4977

4 жыл бұрын

Nitzan Roger Federer’s brother?

@JohannesDalen

3 жыл бұрын

Joffrey Baratheons cousin?

OH YES

Literally came across FortNine a couple weeks ago and binge watched almost every episode since. Ryan kinda reminds me of Marques Brownlee from MKBHD, great content and production but it's really nice to see people stay down to earth and remain approachable, one love to all.

Love watching both of your videos. Hope to see you when life takes me to Canada and UK.

Great interview! How about getting Josh from Shadetree Surgeon?

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

He’s on the list!

Ryan forgot Ducati for being on their ‘Do not lend’ list

Enjoyable chat TMF, thanks to you both. Ryan did a really good review of the Enfield 650 Continental GT.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed he did....

Very cheeky placement of your Canada mug, Andy! Love both your channels to bits!

So great Ryan! Ryan and Itchy Boots! Who is next Fast Eddy Moto Jitzu... she said hopefully

They just built a Tim Hortons in my town. I no longer have any reason to go to Canada.

Ryan and Andy, like Reese's peanut butter cups. Two great KZreadr's that work great together. Thanks guys!

@TheMissendenFlyer

3 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

Awesome interview. Loved it immensely. Victoria, BC (Vancouver Island) here and I'm also insured year round. Thanks for everything you both give to the community. Cheers!

@TheMissendenFlyer

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

My fav F9 vid is one where Ryan just talks through safety stats and how to avoid becoming one

Love Ryan he's a rascal lol

Always love the 49 episodes - great idea to see TMF given em a solid grilling, like the questions thrown out there :-)

Love both your channels. What a treat! Thank you

Many don't realize that the distance between Vancouver and Montreal is like driving the length of the UK almost three times. Yeah we ah bit spread out over here.

I really appreciate this video and the honesty of you both! Had to watch this in 3 parts but really enjoyed it. Just like F9's content, was a treat to watch! Thanks Andy and Ryan,

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

Ryan's video on the Motorcyclist's Superpower, invisibility - probably one of the best and most helpful videos ever made, and should be a must see for all riders.

Another fine interview, great job TMF! Ive been watching Ryan's channel foe several years, always quality stuff with some great production values. He's quite an articulate young man! It's good to see someone in their 20's doing motorcycle videos.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

I agree - a very sharp cookie is Ryan - he'll go far!

some interesting questions there 😂 such a great guy. i’ve watched his videos for a while now so will definitely be checking out his back catalogue. keep up the good work lads 👍🏻

Been a follower of RF9 (and loyal Canada's Motorcycle / Fortnine client) for years. Was tickled when I saw a video filmed in a lane near your shop / studio and it occurred to me, that my neighbourhood! I'm going to run into you in North Van eventually Ryan. Happy to hear even a seasoned rider like you prefers tiny on an adventure - got tired of lifting my CRF1000 AT so it's now relegated to highway and forest service roads - and an XT250 for the gnarly stuff! Thanks for the interview, loved it all.

I think this is my favourite one of these you've done. Such an interesting chap for one so young

Superb! Full of interesting discussion, and what a damn fine chap Ryan comes across as in person. Happy travels

Hi to both of you, I just wanted to say a quick thank you for putting this together. Best interview I've seen in a long old time, and an absolute pleasure to watch the pair of you talking bikes and filming etc. Looking forward to seeing both of your upcoming content. Cheers, Ade.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

2 of my favourite tubers. I enjoy the honest opinions and reviews. I myself own a KLR and know how inadequate its abilities are, that being said I love it to death and its ability to go anywhere.

The insight on these you tubers is fascinating..Thanks to both of you.

Brilliant! Both of you. And thanks to both of you for all your good work as well! Cool outtakes!

I discovered Ryan F9 the day before your video Andy TMF, how did I not notice him before? He speaks sense with style and good humour, I've been binging since watching your interview!

GREAT SHOUT!!! The production for the BMW F800gs review is out of this world, sorry Andy but it’s the best review of a motorcycle anywhere on the web. BMW should be paying Fortnine for that review!! It’s outstanding!!

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

No need to apologise - I’m a huge fan of the Fortnine channel too!

Ryan is awesome, never a boring vlog, always presents it in a different way.

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

I agree...

Ryan is awesome! Love his videos and content. You are not too bad either Andy! Keep up the good work! Cheers from Lynden, WA. USA

Brilliant interview! Been waiting for something like this for some time! It was really cool to get the deeper story on the both of you! Totally down for these super long videos :)

@TheMissendenFlyer

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you approve!

Watched that in four sessions. Phew! Great video - enjoyed listening to Ryan and yourself chat.

Ryan is just too freaking good! A legend in the making

Love both your channels so thank you both for a great video/interview and keep up the good work both of you 😃🤙🏻🤙🏻