Yamaha SCR950 Review at fortnine.ca

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Ryan: Perfect normal guy Ryan with sunglasses: King of the canadian mafia

That shot of the bike with the cards falling is just absolutely incredible

Somewhere, some overpriced production team is screaming about this guy being able to do their job for nuthin

You guys are what Top Gear used to be for cars, but for Motorcycles. Just Amazing.

Your sound, the way of filming, the production quality, the review all alone makes it look there was a million dollar budget for this video. Absolutely badass.

What the hell did I just watch? Whoever is doing these productions is either a billionaire with an unlimited budget or a genius. Everything is flawless. Jesus.

Man, is no one going to mention the homage to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels here?! I love how FortNine always tries to sneak pop culture references in their videos, and I love the feeling when viewers (yours truly) can spot those references. Ryan even mentioned RockNRolla, also by Guy Ritchie. That's just top notch writing.

Wow, awesome production quality and content. Amazing.

Should we name you the "God of Bike Reviews" already? take a bow

Lock, stock and two smoking carburators!

I don't leave comments often so let's just let this cover all your vids: This channel's videos are damn good. I've been binging through them, and the style of editing is great for delivering information, without being cringey and repetitive like everything on TV that's trying to do the same thing. Great job to everyone involved and please keep up the good work. Love this shit. 💯💯💯

How much money are you given to make these videos? Jesus Christ, it looks less like a bike review and more like an Oceans Sequel.

You guys are making the best content on YouTube

That rear wheel flipping the card in the dirt, that magic Yamaha to ADV transform that I didn't even notice happening the first time around, and everything everyone else mentioned - the cards falling, etc. Just amazing production value.

Everyone is praising the production quality, but it's the exquisite poetry that gets me.

I bought one of the first SCR950's to ship to the US, I work at a dealer and have been working the same side of the argument from the beginning. A scrambler is a horribly inappropriate converted cheap simple street bike that looks and sounds cool as hell, and makes you feel like a hooligan. You are exactly right, modern "scramblers" just turned into dualsports and adv bikes. Revzilla dropped the ball on their review calling the SCR an underperforming parts bin special while riding around in the sand treating it like a wr250r. The bike has character and style, and mine also has completely rubbed down peg feelers and a skidplate so dinged up by rocks metal polish no longer helps. It's not particularly fast, very heavy, has painful ergonomics (muh shins) , no special electronics, a roar to set off car alarms as you stroll buy (thanks vance and hines) and it's hilariously bad at dirt riding. I love it. And it was so cheap by the time I get half way to wearing out it's indestructible cruiser vtwin I'll have money to buy another. Cheers.

God I love these videos so much! Just the writing, the production value, and the time put into them. Plus all done on a tight budget. My opinion, best motorcycle content on the internet. P.S. Love how you guys respond to basically everyone in the comments

10 mins 39 secs of the best motorcycle review ever. Have watched it three times now, still shaking my head. Brilliant.

I love my SCR950... so reliable and an absolute hulk in terms of bang for your buck. Only thing I'd recommend is better tires for longer mileage riding. I did the CA coast ride twice w/ 2nd trip using Michelin Anakee 3 and was absolutely a blast being able to hang with the Triumphs. Also always love the compliments at gas stations... very unique looking bike!