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Jack Themuss
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Good A guys, my names Jack Themuss. My channel is mostly about riding motorbikes. I love editing even know I'm not the best it's challenging and if I get it right it's awesome to be able to share it with the best community in the world.
I most likely will be expanding my videos to some minecraft and fishing vid's
I will stick to my core video's with vlogging on my bike so don't get to upset if i put up something your not interested in. i will all ways come back to vlogging.
Thanks for all the views and subs. Makes me feel loved
I most likely will be expanding my videos to some minecraft and fishing vid's
I will stick to my core video's with vlogging on my bike so don't get to upset if i put up something your not interested in. i will all ways come back to vlogging.
Thanks for all the views and subs. Makes me feel loved
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AfricaTwin-Stuff
(3 minutes ago)
Chain wear - 30,000km is fine for the oem chain.
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GPz84
(9 minutes ago)
30,000 Km out of a chain. i wouldn't complain, that's really good wear.
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FrotoMoto
(18 minutes ago)
I have drooling for that bike for a while now and cannot decide between it and the fz07. Thanks for the review it's nice to know the bike is pretty solid after that much riding in a short amount of time.
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sandymacpherson9400
(27 minutes ago)
The CB500 F/R/X are all pretty bombproof. They're cheap and cheerful to buy, reliable and cheap to maintain. I have done 35000 klms with no trouble so far. The OEM chain died at about 24000 Klms and I recently replaced the 5 y.o OEM battery. Put a decent set of Pirelli tyres on at 16000 and they've still got some life in them, which has really surprised me. The only real shortcoming in my view is the suspension which is fairly ordinary, but not surprising at the price.
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TechBasix
(32 minutes ago)
After clicking on a dozen other so called reviews of the CB500X (which are just pictures and annoying music) I finally clicked onto your review. Thanx.
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1990-t1j
(46 minutes ago)
I lube my chain every 300 miles. That amount of chain play is really dangerous.
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WookieSenshi
(52 minutes ago)
This is great to know! From the US here and am strongly considering this bike for my one and only daily transportation so I can sell my van to cut my debt in half. I'm really starting to love this cool little bike.
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skiddliddandy2666
(1 hour ago)
Just got one of these and love it. Most comfortable bike I've ever had.
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harrylime5147
(1 hour ago)
I hate to tell you this. If your chain is shot, so are your sprockets. Worn sprockets will wear out a new chain. When you lube your chain, spray or oil the inside of the chain so that lube flows through the chain before it flies off.
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scotwilson4169
(3 hours ago)
Don't forget you need to CLEAN your chain as well as lubing it :) all the chain lube and road dirt builds up and creates that black gunk stuck onto the chain, I've got white spirit in a spray bottle and I clean it (with a chain brush) every other time I lube it
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hildtonmcconnell5626
(4 hours ago)
By the looks of that chain you better check your sprockets, if they are even a bit worn change them or your new chain will not last long. You should not run your bike with a chain that loos if it breaks it can do a lot of damage, I stopped to help a girl once and her chain went through the gear box, a very costly repair.
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hermanstokbrood
(5 hours ago)
30k with a chain is actually not bad at all.
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jacksrandomadventures2769
(7 hours ago)
nice that someone admits to dropping their bike.. instead of blaming the previous owner ..
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CalmBiker
(19 hours ago)
Finally organised a test ride for one of these for next week. Hoping it lives up to all the positive reviews I keep seeing.
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hammster8255
(4 hours ago)
Thanks Jack. Great feedback and very helpful.
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nearkolob
(9 hours ago)
Chains really don't "stretch" they wear. They don't really need "lube" as much as a wax to protect from moisture as well as lube. And they do need to be replaced often depending on the power of the bike and riding style.
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Heartlanddualsport
(8 hours ago)
Great job on the review buddy, Subbed you as well. Been looking at this bike for a while now, I like the fact that is is still light weight and not a maintenance hog like some of the Dual Sports out there. Keep up the great work.
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O8ride
(18 hours ago)
Great review. might even get up and lube my chain
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