Thanks for Asking: My Yamaha RD350LC was a dog's dinner

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• TU

  @Tuono_Dude · 3 years ago

  This type of video is on par with what makes a written piece so special. It’s so personal and gives more time to ponder and offer more detail than a ride on / off review or account. I love it all dearly but really appreciate the time you give to these vids.

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• BR

  @branthurley2285 · 3 years ago

  Delivery, duration & content are superb. Name-dropping yet self-effacing. A clever & enjoyable blend. And always entertaining, thanks.

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• DA

  @daisytheduke · 3 years ago

  “Gav” our local hero could wheelie his LC from the paper shop in to the sunset 😊<br>Top memories ❤

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• JO

  @jonathanmackie4884 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the upload. Another gem. Passed my test on a Suzuki X7 and bought a brand new 350LC May &apos;81. Sooo much fun. In Niall Mackenzie&apos;s autobiography he names his favourite road just North of Glasgow and how he only got beaten once on it by a guy on an LC. Now the Drymen/Stockiemuir Road was my stomping ground but I bet it wasn&apos;t me who beat him!! (Athough it could have been my brother, he was BLOODY quick on a bike.)

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• AG

  @Agedanarchist · 1 day ago

  Absolute pleasure to listen to. You’ve nailed it.

• DU

  @duncanelliott5120 · 3 years ago

  Your videos are brilliant, and different from others. Please keep developing them for us lesser riders!

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• GI

  @gixerloon · 3 years ago (edited)

  Another really good look back at past biking times, I use to buy all the biking publications and PB was a fav back in the day when Ronnie and Gus were doing their thing great, great times, sadly missed, I passed my &quot;big bike&quot; test in 1979, I&apos;ve owned a lot of really nice bikes over the years, from Honda CBX-6, to R6, to (5) Fireblade&apos;s, SP1, but I have to admit the GSX-R1000K5 was my all-time favorite, such an amazing machine, so capable of doing anything and the most comfortable full on Sports bike I&apos;ve owned.

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• BR

  @brianeaston3748 · 3 years ago

  Neevsey,my first legal bike on the road was a 21bhp,10w,RD125lc,saved up from my16th birthday,untill two months before my 17th birthday, bought it second hand,in mint condition, I then &nbsp;pushed it too get on the A92,when they started construction on the bypass past my town, there was mile long strips of new perfect tarmac,where I used to thrash it back and forward, doing 100mph on the clocks, I know they where well out,but I didnt care! Then on the morning of my 17th birthday, I was up early and rode it too my YTS job🤣 Those where the days,gangs of us racing around on,RDs,MBX,DTs,and &nbsp; looking for Honda superdreams to beat on the road!<br>But the first time I saw a Rd350lc I was hooked,the RD125lc though was pretty special too, thanks for the great video,it really has brought back a few memories 😂

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• MA

  @maxflight777 · 10 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZCaOOBPqdY&amp;t=733">12:13</a> That’s a superb question about written journalism as opposed to video content ! <br><br><b>A good answer from Neevsy too</b>

• JU

  @JustForRita · 3 years ago

  I never knew your history and how you got the job with MCN, but I started following you on YouTube through MCN because your reviews are genuine, and thanks to that genuinity, your review on the 22 panigale v4s made me pull the trigger. &nbsp;Got it 6 weeks ago and love it to bits.

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• RI

  @RikkyTang · 3 years ago

  Neevesy you&apos;re probably thinking &quot;nobodies going to watch this one&quot; but you&apos;re wrong! Enjoyed that and I&apos;m looking forward to more stories 😊

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• MO

  @MotoLen51 · 3 years ago

  I had an RZ 350 (same bike) and loved it! It felt much faster than it was. ;-)

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