Versys, The 2nd movie

It was already time for another motorbike video! In this video I tested some new camera perspectives. I still having troubles with the soundmixture (...guess I will need another videomaker-software).
Anyway - Hop on and come along with me on a quick spin around my neighbourhood and enjoy the ride!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• motorbike
• motorcycle
• ride
• kawasaki
• versys

[kenr74]

Good video. Getting my V in two weeks. Not all Americans are ignorant assholes. Some of us can even tell the difference between KM/H and MPH.

[PetJedi]

@kenr74: That I know for sure! Everywhere you have assholes and nice people as well...that's life! All the best with your Versys and stay safe.

[kolanks1]

Wow......I'm kinda shocked someone called you a dangerous driver, I'm even more amazed at your ability to cope with blunt ignorance. Nice Versys and good job with editing!

[PetJedi]

@kolanks1 You must know that I'm working in an international environment and so I'm used to the "blindness" of some people, especially from certain countries...

Anyway - Thank you for your nice comment!

[PetJedi]

@dadslbm First, I changed to a chainsaw-chain and then I added some power-cubes from the pimp-my-bike store for the engine and some fertilizer from the flowerr shop around the corner for the gas-tank... LOL

[dadslbm]

@PetJedi What mods did you do to get that kind of performance out of your bike? Over 100 mph with only around 4,000 rpm, phenomenal! LOL

[srxbad]

can you tell me about the handguards, what make are they, and what do they cost?

[devno9904]

still  a great video my friend I love the V!

[PetJedi]

I know I know, USA is the best (even with a very short history)...

Don't worry, I've also taken several drive technique courses and I'm always wearing protective gear - AND I also didn't take the speed over 75 mph in residential areas. Don't forget the differnce between mph and kmh...

Stay save!

[devno9904]

Im very proud to be a motorcyclist that rides responsibly. I wear full safety gear,armored clothing,boots and reflective attire. Ive also taken the MSF safety course twice along with two track days. Ive never taken my V over 75 mph,especially in a residential area. Yes we do things different over here,and its historically always BETTER.