Goblin RIDES

Goblin RIDES

Welcome to Goblin RIDES.

Here we'll give you insights into motorcycling, tips and tricks, reviews, and some general mischief.


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  • @TheCODTvHD
    @TheCODTvHDСағат бұрын

    Suicide bikes, way too quiet considering drives dont even open their eyes as it is.. you have a deathwish if you get a silent bike like that.

  • @Jackson-vw4pe
    @Jackson-vw4peСағат бұрын

    This thing looks like an accident waiting to happen 👎

  • @stevenhrouda8389
    @stevenhrouda8389Сағат бұрын

    The reason it didn't fit is because the recess was damaged when you dropped it previously.

  • @hyperfocus4866
    @hyperfocus48662 сағат бұрын

    If Gen Z were a motorbike. No interest from me. As soon as the combustion engine dissappears, then so does my appeal of bikes.

  • @DakotaStillwell
    @DakotaStillwell2 сағат бұрын

    What boots do you wear while riding

  • @markusthedrummer8143
    @markusthedrummer81433 сағат бұрын

    I love my Z400. 3rd gear is the best!

  • @CoverSongsRikiStorm
    @CoverSongsRikiStorm3 сағат бұрын

    No. She should only be on a 600cc. Not a 900cc. That's dangerous. And bad riding gears, trousers.

  • @bearwolffish
    @bearwolffish3 сағат бұрын

    Be lying if said I was attracted to it. Clutch work, helicopter like harmonious operation of inputs, is all part of the pleasure. But in effort not to be against just for the sake of, hybrid does seem more viable and could offer a _best of both_ with the features and added programmability. Guess on the flip side there's worst of both, volatile batteries next to combusting fuels. Increased vulnerability to canbus exploits. Though maybe these aren't realistic concerns to people.

  • @inked-96
    @inked-964 сағат бұрын

    I only ride solo, bot onw for these big adventure bikes. So thinking i'd pick the Zh2 up and turn it into a kini touring bike as i prefer nakeds over sports touring bikes.

  • @MegaNayton
    @MegaNayton4 сағат бұрын

    I'm surprised bikes like these took so long to come about. I am actually excited to see what other manufactures come up with as i can see bikes like these being very popular in future especially if our government cracks down on ICE engines like i feel they will in the not so distant future. My only question is is this bike now considered an automatic or still a manual? as this gearing set up feels like it can be a bit of a cheat code to pass the big bike test and still be able to ride manual bikes.

  • @jamiel3727
    @jamiel37276 сағат бұрын

    cool bike! weird seeing youtubers in my area too haha

  • @DelticEngine
    @DelticEngine7 сағат бұрын

    If car drivers did the CBT they would have to learn how to really concentrate, really be aware when on the road and plan all manoeuvres, instead of being 'asleep' and isolated from the world in comfortable metal box

  • @DelticEngine
    @DelticEngine8 сағат бұрын

    Thanks for a very interesting and informative review. One thing that I really did notice and like was that the electric mode also has actual gears rather than some sort of CVT arrangement and simulated gears. Very cool motorcycle! There is one thing I really didn't like and that was the abruptness of the gear shifts, particularly in EV mode. It seemed as if the power was literally switched on and off producing a very jerky shift which is no good for the longevity of the machine. Hopefully, this will be fixed with a software update. For what it is, I think it's a fantastic machine and very interesting concept. This makes is even sadder it suffering the same fate as any other electric or hybrid vehicle at the present time. The problem is how to fix it when it is out of warranty. I know for a fact that my local motorcycle shop will not have anything to do with electric machines - I asked them about it. When I have taken by my regular car to a garage, I've asked them about EVs and, again, they won't touch them - even if it is not the electrical side that needs repair! This leaves the (potential) owner high and dry with no hope of economical repair making it a main-dealer-only proposition for those with suitably deep pockets, assuming even the main dealer will look at it! It wouldn't surprise me in the least if there are dealers only too keen to sell electric or hybrid transport but will not service or repair it themselves and it has to a 'specialist' at even greater cost, assuming there is one in the area.

  • @JayDutch-UK-MK
    @JayDutch-UK-MK8 сағат бұрын

    Electric motors can be put on both wheels allowing for 2 wheel drive. Hybrid provides the best of both worlds and should be the way we go, not full switch to electric …

  • @mylordass8120
    @mylordass81208 сағат бұрын

    I wonder if you could use E-Boost while in electric mode?

  • @tindalowos
    @tindalowos9 сағат бұрын

    eboost is meant for passing, you can use it while cruising

  • @wingbl00d15
    @wingbl00d159 сағат бұрын

    Cool review. 👍

  • @jerrync1
    @jerrync113 сағат бұрын

    Last bike a ZRX-1100. Fast forward 20 years, and bought a 2024 ZX-14R. What was I thinking? Anyway, learning to ride again, learning a new bike. Do love the engine, 3/4" risers to try to take some strain off the wrists/hands. Let me know what you think.

  • @Near2Future
    @Near2Future18 сағат бұрын

    I'm 25 now costs me about 450quid a year that's me added onto my dads. That being said had a full license since nov 2020 & also ride a 1290r superduke. Had a MT-07 before that. Even compare to my 1290r this bike scares me more lol it's like starting all over again & I love it!

  • @stevelloyd9925
    @stevelloyd992518 сағат бұрын

    I popped a wheelie before I crashed on a 125 and wasn't intentional at all 😂😂

  • @MegaNayton
    @MegaNayton19 сағат бұрын

    yes yes and yes. Every driver should first do a CBT before getting in a car. Either done on a scooter or geared let them see how vulnerable a motorbike rider is when it comes to cars being idiots

  • @ArtVandely85
    @ArtVandely85Күн бұрын

    lol wtf why are you wearming womens clothes?

  • @tabascojoe77
    @tabascojoe772 күн бұрын

    👍👍👍

  • @unchatirl
    @unchatirl2 күн бұрын

    Can’t wait to get this man. Pfff what a beast

  • @elithegreat6463
    @elithegreat64632 күн бұрын

    I absolutely can't Stand when people "Gender" Bikes or Cars. Yeah, I get the thing of Beauty Bullshit, but Holy Shit it's just so cringe to listed to She, this she that !!

  • @deanzaZZR
    @deanzaZZR2 күн бұрын

    There's no shame in being a fan of Team Green. My ZX-9R was a 2003 F2 in silver that I enjoyed for years. It was a peach and real looker to boot.

  • @MrPeteRR299
    @MrPeteRR2992 күн бұрын

    This is a very expensive bike so it can't replace the ZX14R.

  • @adsverse7526
    @adsverse75262 күн бұрын

    good stuff, helpful video!

  • @GazBromley
    @GazBromley2 күн бұрын

    An old lady cut across a dual carriageway, the SUV on my right blocked my vision. The 40mph impact knocked me out, i was unconscious for 45 minutes. Smashed rib cage and a collapsed lung. The police reviewed CCTV and said if I wasn't wearing fully armoured jacket, trousers and boots, plus a good helmet, I'd be dead. Yes bikes are dangerous, and that is part of the attraction for me, and they're addictive. I was riding again 8 weeks later and totally trust my gear....i was on a mint 98 C1 9R.

  • @GazBromley
    @GazBromley2 күн бұрын

    My 9R is more comfortable than my MT-10. Its a great bike to ride and is very fast....people think its fast for an old bike...its not, its just fast. I've had a full front calliper rebuild done with sintered pads and the braking is now excellent. Mines only done 20k with decent history, and I've owned it for 18 months, I've done a few Wales runs and its been faultless. Love it. Great video Goblin!!!

  • @jessietopolski6030
    @jessietopolski60302 күн бұрын

    I picked up a zx14 after having a zzr 1200 and man that thing is fast.and comfortable. I can't stand the feel of a full on race bike.

  • @grahamjohnson7934
    @grahamjohnson79342 күн бұрын

    i have a 2000 e1 zx9r , i can honestly say , it's the best bike i've owned, the power is awsome . easy on the wrist's too, and i am 70 years old

  • @nninjayou
    @nninjayou2 күн бұрын

    Eu faço na minha ZX9R uma média de 120km e depois meto gasolina nunca deixo ir a reserva. Mota fantástica já tenho a minha 23 anos adequeria novo e cuido muito bem dela a minha é 2001.

  • @waynester71
    @waynester713 күн бұрын

    Never owned a 9R, but a mate bought a blue one new back in ‘91.. I currently have 2 of the bikes in my collection that fit either side of the 9R, a 1990 ZXR750 H2, and a 2001 ZX12R A2.. My 12R only has 4800 miles and is in showroom condition.. When I do ride it, I can attest to it being - quick! 🔥

  • @robertcastleton7157
    @robertcastleton71573 күн бұрын

    Wouldn't get rid of my 9R for anything, awsome bikes and so underrated 👌

  • @isaacgandalf
    @isaacgandalf3 күн бұрын

    I've owned a Ninja 400 (4 years, 50k+ kms) and currently own a Ninja ZX4-RR (11k Kms). I can say that, in terms of fuel economy, they are almost similar, with the Ninja 400 getting a slight edge. Ninja 400 with 1 week mileage (5 days city commute, 1 day spirited riding in the mountains) gives me around 22 Km/L, while the Ninja ZX4-RR gives me around 21 Km/L. I suppose that I ride more spiritedly more often, the ZX4-RR will suffer a greater decrease in fuel economy. Ninja 400 is also nimbler and lighter, but the ZX4-RR is just better is almost every other aspect.

  • @Yeidisson11thgensi
    @Yeidisson11thgensi3 күн бұрын

    What phone mount do you have

  • @joeoutdoors2299
    @joeoutdoors22993 күн бұрын

    I came back to bikes after a 12 year lay off a couple of years back. I'd always had superbikes of that era so decided to go with an older bike rather than splash a load of cash on a complicated machine that I might not get on with. I ended up with a ZX9R E1 in the classic green/purple livery. Mine had sat around barely doing 1000 miles in the last decade so needed some attention, I put Rosso III's on it, a new clutch, digital gear indicator and a few other bits. Didn't originally imagine I'd keep it but I absolutely love it, such a good road bike totally composed and capable. I always reset my trip after fuelling up and generally refuel when i'm close to 100 miles which is about where the reserve kicks in. Criminally underrated bike and an absolute bargain if you can find a good one. You'll miss it!

  • @Tyresong
    @Tyresong3 күн бұрын

    I noticed one particular day last week, that it seems "Experienced" riders can pick another Motorcyclist when they are driving a car... I mean sometimes I make it very clear I am getting out of the way for Them!. But other times... what I must do has to be so subtle that only an Experienced Motorcyclist would notice, and respond in a way that motorcyclist only do to other Motorcyclists. Even road position. they may be only just appearing in my mirror, and I will move over maybe 6 inches, and they notice from 100m away. raise a finger or two off the clutch lever to say Hi as they pass by, seeming ly knowing that I will be looking enough to see them do it. yet give a very different one finger "wave" to someone further up the road!

  • @PWoodliffe
    @PWoodliffe3 күн бұрын

    First comment. Love your vids. Me and my son want to do our tests soon. My boys 17 I'm old and 41 so DA for me. Love the 2005/6 Kawasaki zx6r. Thanks for a nice vid on a very nice bike.

  • @alivekicking6247
    @alivekicking62472 күн бұрын

    41 is very young! I'm 50 and still consider myself very fit and young. I'm doing DA soon.. prob going to get teh ZX9R

  • @wyndhamtyley6174
    @wyndhamtyley61743 күн бұрын

    i also had a crash with a drunk pedestrian . i was blinded by an on comming car flashing high beam at me to warn me of the pedestrian but only blinded me. he died at the scene. was only a 60kph impact

  • @wyndhamtyley6174
    @wyndhamtyley61743 күн бұрын

    staying in lane 3 is fine apart from when trucks are comming opposite way. they may have loose ropes hanging and can whip u as u pass each other . happened to a mate and broke his fingers. plus the buffeting. best to go to lane 1. with on comming traffic.

  • @jamesmealing5753
    @jamesmealing57533 күн бұрын

    Ok😊

  • @Lornda
    @Lornda3 күн бұрын

    Forcing it on drivers wont go well and asking for understanding these days is far too much for joe public. BUT if the DVLA opened up a CBT/ or a course designed for driver awareness that gave a discount on your insurance im sure a lot of drivers would take it. (It should mirror the CBT in that it expires after 24months and you have to do it again. ive seen drivers who passed their test and i honestly think if you tested them 2 years later they would fail.)

  • @Pommo70
    @Pommo703 күн бұрын

    Most car drivers are gormless twats who are in their own little world, messing with their phones, smoking, doing their make-up and daydreaming whilst moving along in a 1.5 ton weapon.

  • @alivekicking6247
    @alivekicking62474 күн бұрын

    Where your video starts, there's a photo of one of my old cars on Google maps photos.

  • @scarreefty
    @scarreefty4 күн бұрын

    Nice video how’s it compare to the Tuono V4 factory?

  • @SavageSeven-ed3xd
    @SavageSeven-ed3xd4 күн бұрын

    A cbt for a bike is the equivalent of a permit licence for car drivers. Imo would just over complicating the process of legally being able to drive and will make less people inclined to get a licence.

  • @Zx10rob
    @Zx10rob4 күн бұрын

    Pussycat compared to a gen 1. Softer, bigger, no low range power. Wouldnt swap

  • @Bigjohn2121
    @Bigjohn21214 күн бұрын

    Self control and common sense are the main factors. The majority of people who ride these bikes tend to be a little more of risk takers and adrenalin junkies, so typically it doesn't go hand in hand as a good idea.