Two things you need to carry. One a small call of gas. Because they don’t have a fuel gage. And the the gas value reserve is never moved back after use. And the air filters get clogged fast. Like if they are too small. So if you can’t accelerate the engine in higher rpm then it’s time to change the filter.
Ordered one along with a guitar. Will be here day after tomorrow! Can't wait! Hoping my guitar player son will want to have some jams with mom. I can hope!
I have a 1981 honda silverwing currently and I was wondering if anyone could help me find a back rest for the driver seat like the one in the video at the 1:00 to the 1:05 mark of the video. Please and thank you!
I gotta say I just found your update video & I think its fantastic! Your 1st video confirmed it for me cause I saw Travis on Shark Tank too! Then like you I thought. Oh I gotta get 1! LOL. But your video sealed the deal for me. I already had been given a old Yamaha before. So Thank you Travis for making chord Buddy & thank you for your videos about it & I really like your song :)
my grandpa when he got his was running he got it for 600 right now is not running we like took the whole thing apart to Bone chassis and we repainted the whole thing or was he's working on the front part right now but I can't wait till that thing runs
I appreciate your wonderful success with the Chord Buddy. While I haven't ever used it, I can certainly see how it can and has helped perhaps millions of people get past the initial and painful first steps of the journey into learning this marvelous instrument. I hope you've moved on to learning Intervals, the Diatonic Chord Series and a bunch of triads including the inversions by now. Because you are a natural for this!
Thats a cool bike dude! I'm going to look at one tomorrow. Hope its as nice as I have been told it is. If so it will be my first bike. Thanks for the video
I am in the U.K and I made the mistake of buying the CX 500 and adding Top box and Panniers. A lot f people did to get the fist Mid size bike with Shaft Drive. I found that to be top heavy. I wish I had waited and got one of these with the bigger fairing and better storage, A few years ago I considered the 650 but actually ended up buying a XL 250 which was a Trials/road bike and fun to ride.
I know this is 3 year old video, never the less very nicely done!!! I found a 1981 model in 90% mechanical / 40% cosmetic shape I hope to purchase before the end of the week as a wintertime restoration project. Your vid has just shown me the how-to details and a close up of what a GOOD one is supposed to look like. :-D THANKS!
I had a great time watching this review!! I can sooo relate!! The Chord Buddy is a great product! I have to agree with the statement that this is similar to "training wheels". I have been wanting to learn guitar for a long time. I had finally gotten serious and gotten an instructor and attempted to learn. I became discouraged along the way through the many hours of fatiguing, boring lessons. I even had my guitar sitting in my closet for a year until I decided one day that I gave up on something I always wanted to do. Although the chord buddy isn't a replacement for instruction, it became a non intimidating way to get back to learning the guitar. It did help me build muscle memory. It did aid me in learning chord basics. It took me from being discouraged to being excited about continuing my journey to learning to play!!
Nice, but next time you make a video it would be nice if you would project your voice a little more so it is possible to understand what all you are saying!
Looking into ChordBuddy for granddaughter for Xmas. You've sold me! Fun, informative, just a kick. Thanks so much for doing this video. Is that a Cocktiel I hear? g
