A Good Way To Get More Views & Subs - Test Rides & Fullscreen Partnership

I tried this. But wasn't overly successful. Shame if it was i was riding and reviewing my dad's Zephyr 750! Not too many people looking for one of those that haven't already ridden one in their heyday!!
 
Id like a 2013 striple r-abs, pure stick it sounds awesome with a little flick of the wrist, yet at idle it wont piss off the neighbours :)

Just don't have the £8k for it...
 
Lurch said:
Id like a 2013 striple r-abs, pure stick it sounds awesome with a little flick of the wrist, yet at idle it wont piss off the neighbours :)

Just don't have the £8k for it...
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its a beauty of a bike, just got my tiger 2nd hand for 7k with about 1.5k worth of extras already on there. I really want both a bonnie and a Striple
 
The street R seems to be awesome.
I love 3 cylinders, so I tried the FZ-09 (did a review too) and I didn't like it.
Now I need to test this steet R '14.
(and what about the RX? ;) ).

And I agree with you OP, a good test drive with a review brings you a lot of subs.

Oh, and be careful, sometime partnership can be painful.
 
Dont suck dick when reviewing a product, Call out the faults, but praise the good points too.

Balance it out, its easy.


now i need to go find me a dealership
 
C&C said:
Hmm, I have experience of 4 bikes already after only riding for a few months, so I should probably do some newbie rider comparisons.
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I know right. I is easy to say 'Do Reviews!' but when you don't know as much as others its very intimidating!
 
Nah, not at all.

As a newbie you are well placed to comment on things from a perspective that will help out other newbies.
 
C&C said:
Nah, not at all.

As a newbie you are well placed to comment on things from a perspective that will help out other newbies.
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That might be the angle I play if I do one, a simple review for those who like me don't know much of the jargon.
 
C&C said:
It's the way I did my GoPro summary and it seems to work fine.
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For a camera though, theres like only a few factors you can talk about, on a bike its about finding out whats Important to talk about and whats worth talking about surely?
 
C&C said:
A bike is simpler than a camera, I don't think it's difficult to do a nice summary of it. I guess I'll find out.
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But a camera is what it is, it only gets worse very slowly over time. A bike changes as the miles roll over, plus we are more likely to agree on what are the good and bad features of a camera, but with a bike we could disagree on all levels because of our perspective and experience.
 
Ha, the number of people who like overly saturated displays (Samsung phones) and cameras (older GoPro's) says otherwise.
 
Well I think most people agree that the Go Pro works well in low light and has decent exposure, but the drifts show true color better.
 
People often say the opposite.

GoPro has more natural colours while the drift has a warmer, richer, but false colour.

Which you prefer depends on the individual, just like bikes ;)
 
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