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  @rkbvideos57552 минут бұрын

  Yeah I thought that video was a miss too, I keep the armor in all my t-shirts

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  @teresad7174Сағат бұрын

  You said "Big nut", hehe hehe

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  @MrVman932 сағат бұрын

  This was amazing. One more warning to those with larger noses like mine. if you wear a dirt bike helmet rocks can still get kicked up and hit your nose. it (probably) wont kill you but it does hurt. but that also didn't stop me from daily riding with a dirt bike helmet for 5 years straight despite having multiple nice full face ones.

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  @JoshkingYT.3 сағат бұрын

  Bro this is crazy this is 15 years old

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  @gpfifly5 сағат бұрын

  He didn't say you should take it out he said he will. You missed the bits comparing to airbags ... And he was talking about D30 and the like not all armour like Kevlar and dead cow ..your on the back foot wanting some fame by being disrespectful to others.. good vids but stop being desperate.

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  @Razy1126 сағат бұрын

  A person with a mental illness cannot admit that he is ill

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  @texasadventurestogo29707 сағат бұрын

  TexASS

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  @davidmaynard14227 сағат бұрын

  Excellent video! Thank you for tips, very helpful!

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  @pmdinaz8 сағат бұрын

  I loved the 69% increase random airfflow meter to the face. I see what you did there :)

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  @texashillcountryadv91978 сағат бұрын

  They have cheaper dual band radios that have Bluetooth now a days I would go that route to save money and have more functionality but I don’t think they had them when you uploaded this.

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  @LaurentiusTriarius10 сағат бұрын

  I never feel like I need more ventilation wearing my Fox V3 dirtbike helmet. Over 10 you feel like it has fans 😂

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  @Isaac804ab110 сағат бұрын

  As a Canadian ryan from fortnight is part if the problem in Canada

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  @tarouyamada268617 сағат бұрын

  Texas weather baffles me. Blizzard? Yes. Scorching heat? Yes. Tornados? Also yes. Man, stay safe 🤙 To think I started watching just because of the everyman approach in the BSOS... Didn't expect you having to set the record straight in regards to safety. Bennetts BikeSocial did a more serious take on the issue, that video really put a bullet on F9 reputation.

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  @89_triumph19 сағат бұрын

  Think hard plastic vs d30 needs to be a different debate all together... That said.. I have slid at approx 40mph with the armor out of my jeans but still in my jacket.. and that's how I'll keep riding. Ended up with a bit of rash on my knee but otherwise fine. Everything needs to be a balance.. considering most Americans don't like any gear at all, think I'm doing pretty good in full gear with just no knee armor lol😅

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  @davidstewart235021 сағат бұрын

  we need a Jake and dan adventures reboot

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  @loganelvaldКүн бұрын

  Jake the china shill spitting completely false facts about Canada is the most American thing I've ever seen.

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  explain please

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  @loganelvald13 сағат бұрын

  @@TheGardenSnake our insurance is mandatory to be on the road. You need at least third party coverage so if you kill someone and get sued it's covered. Which correct me if I'm wrong is the same in Texas yeah? We aren't "forced to use one company we all agreed on" like you said. Not sure who's telling you these things. Though the bc comments are pretty spot on lol

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  @stevie9361Күн бұрын

  Ryan uses ai, yammie boob used old ass spike inspired vids on repeat, but you... youre an old ass dude acting like a damn 12 year old. Some cringe ass sounds

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  I dont understand what your getting at

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  @Singleserving-i6bКүн бұрын

  The video was released April 1....

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  I did address that

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  @Alpha4plaYerКүн бұрын

  Jake jumped on the "lets hate on the best and most successful youtube channel so my trash videos can get views" XD

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  If you watched the whole thing you'd see that's not actually how I feel

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  @J8zzyКүн бұрын

  This video editing is like CRAZY SPEEDY CONZALES STUFF 😂 and I just like it👍

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  @lex_deemterКүн бұрын

  And her i am riding in a 1piece leather suit... wonder why moto gp guys wont race naked😂

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  I think it's actually dangerous to wear full leathers in this heat unless your at track speed

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  @BobSacamano-dy3wgКүн бұрын

  Ryan takes the armor out of his clothing because he spends 99 percent of his time on a bike posing in front of a camera, and only 1 percent actually riding.

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  @henrymarriott5636Күн бұрын

  Can always rely on jake to be the voice of reason.

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  @spitescornerКүн бұрын

  This was a refreshing taste of monster energy drink filtered through a used coffee filter in a world full of boring, triple distilled moto journalism. Just what a growing boy needs. 🤘

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  @GixxerbrahКүн бұрын

  Great video

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  @davidmcmillan1477Күн бұрын

  Are dirt tires a myth?

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  @TheGardenSnake20 сағат бұрын

  haha no I have some in the garage

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  @MadMatt168Күн бұрын

  The only problem I have with the armored shirts is that I feel like they would rip in a slide and then the protectors could move out of the way so you'd still get road rash. I don't wear gear if it's not at least AA rated. The new alpinestars gp plus r v4 rideknit is actually a lot better than I expected and it flows air really well and it's protective in a slide

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  @niklash3978Күн бұрын

  i think the point of Ryans Video was to highlight the issue, that all gear manufacturers use armor that doesnt prevent bone fractures. I think that more people should be talking about the fact, that no manufacturer in the moto gear industry tries to innovate and create armor that actually prevents fractures.

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  @TheGardenSnakeКүн бұрын

  Yeah and I’m not actually arguing with that. I see what he’s saying.

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  @juggalotuz04Күн бұрын

  I would have liked this video but it was at 666 and I didnt want to change it

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  @99SSCAMКүн бұрын

  Feels like a Jake classic😢 I've missed you ❤😂

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  @OkridingКүн бұрын

  The irony of this bit is you riding your training wheel equipped super moto on pavement, while up here in B.C. we’re riding full size adventure bikes in some of the most hardcore, mountainous terrain in North America … stay away, you’re not welcome. Addressing your comments on RYANF9, it’s easy to see that Ryan’s video, which was simply pointing out the inadequacies of current MC PPE regulations, is simply too much for a simple minded individual as yourself to understand. Ride safe.

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  @eljuano2816 сағат бұрын

  Wow! Giant elitest bag of feminine product much?

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  @mudaamoobКүн бұрын

  Armor only doesnt protect against abrasion that well.

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  @OhioGuy82Күн бұрын

  Calm down Vito..

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  @michaelcard1973Күн бұрын

  Hey, Canadian here. Raised in British Columbia and left BC in 2001 at the age of 27. Just so you know, BC is the equivalent of California. Bunch of pot smoking bleeding heart Liberal "see you next Tuesdays." Nothing that comes out of BC should be taken seriously.

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  @ISOLV.Күн бұрын

  The serpente has spoken !!

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  @kawasaki3070Күн бұрын

  I like the F9 channel & tons of moto pages.. just thought that the no armor video was a joke & never watched it. Still gonna wear all my armor in my gear.. but like you said just wear the appropriate gear to not die from heat & still stay safe.

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  @DorkintheRoadКүн бұрын

  Dude, you're in rare form in this one. Classic Jake. Highly entertaining. 13.5/10.

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  @DorkintheRoadКүн бұрын

  "...and got on to better things like firing Spite..." LOL

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  @OhioGuy82Күн бұрын

  I saw these at Iron Pony this weekend for demo. Hard pass though. You walk inside the store and immediately see a CRF300L Rally sitting in the showroom for a $1,000 cheaper. Going to be a tough sell for sure…

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  @overthinking3573Күн бұрын

  I think F9 was trying to get at the fact that the armor shipped with most jackets is basically useless, so no point having there IF (load bearing if) you dont upgrade the armor to actual quality stuff. basically, stock armor=bad

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  @Michael_ShayКүн бұрын

  I think my biggest issue is Ryan such a huge voice in the moto community and he knows the impact he has but he cherrypicked data and didn't even reach out to the researchers who initially did those studies. All of them disavowed the video. Also when you crash and have a spinal injury from the impact, abrasion will be the least of your worries lol. If you care about safety and actually want to follow the research, airbags are the way to go. They're just expensive, but more justifiable when you consider cost of missing work, medical bills, etc. As a dualsport rider I do follow your approach to gear. For those that are concerned about abrasion, the adventure spec super shirt is a product that is basically mx armor but with an abrasion resistant layer. It's ce AA rated, which is probably the same rating as most people's jackets. It's gonna protect you while flowing air. It's pretty pricey but it does save money when it comes to layering. If it's cold you can just throw on a parka or a hoodie or whatever and you're not losing any safety aspect. You don't need to pay for moto specific gear and pay the markup that comes with it. Just something to consider, I wish I knew about it when I initially bought my armor.

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  @westywest59Күн бұрын

  Thank god! I've h8ted this kid for ages. Love you Jake!!!

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  @jakaberdajs4378Күн бұрын

  Eh, knox AAA shirt, backpack airbag and knee/elbow armour... Less than 800 all together, flows all the air youd want, AAA abrasion resistance and full body coverage with the airbag+stand alone armour. Offroad, onroad and track use certified here in EU. Dont complicate simple things.

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  @TheTERIO14Күн бұрын

  What the hell is that insurance stuff? Over here out east theres the society of automotive insurance (loose translation) wich is more or less an american dmv but doubles as a provincial insurance for everyone that has a registered vehicule. On top of that, you are required to have personal insurance in order to be legal on the street. That one you can freely choose whatever company you please. So for example, if you get in an accident and you are physically hurt, the provincial insurance can pay for your body damage lets say, they can also provide income if you are hospitalized for a long period. Meanwhile your personal insurance can do this with proper coverage AND they can pay for property damage wether its your property or someone else's like if you destroyed a road sign or simply wrecked your bike in a ditch or even banged up someones car. Thats very crudely explained mind you, there's much more depth to it. So im incredibly curious as to what kind of fucked up system is in place out west according to mister snakes explanation

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  @Ze-AceКүн бұрын

  My thing about that video is that its his opinion. He did research and made his opinion.

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  @Wheelieking619Күн бұрын

  You’re right tho. He does have some opinions that I have to ignore.

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  @jaseferry1016Күн бұрын

  As you know AJ or AdjrianNickelodeon one of Sydney Australia's best👌 rides with or use to ride with something similar for year, impact from car's and low speed slides when riding around. Sad he doesn't vlog anymore 😢. It is a smart concept that works thanks Jake🤙

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  @Harambe_Күн бұрын

  No paramedic ever would tell people to take the amour out after the shit they've seen.