I Tested TEMU Scam Motorcycle Products

The ending was absolute cinema ✋😐🤚

8:11 this is a jockey shifter, you have to move the clutch from the handle bar to the foot peg and shift from the hand so technically it’s not a scam and most people do this conversion on chopper like bikes not sport bikes

Correct me if I'm wrong but the stick shifter is made for cruisers and mopeds which have a foot clutch?

1:58 that sounded like a v8 muscle car somehow lol

i was not expectin' that endin'

Grip tape on the bars?? they go on the tank bro lmao

It's funny when you put the sparking thing incorrectly in any possible way even having a pictures of it assembled

21:24 ayooooooooooo

12:35 I'm 95% sure they hope some kid sees this and thinks: "hmmm this looks like the spinny thing on those fast bikes. (dry clutch) Imma get this to make my bike fast."

2:30 thought it was gonna be a sponsorship

for the handguards at 12:03 this is a user error, you should put them in between the grip and brake lever same for the ither side

despreat times calls for harley gooning ahh vibe

8:28 okay buddy

THE THUMBNAIL IS DOPE 🔥🔥

For real jockey shifters you have to remove your clutch lever and attach it to the shifter lever.

3:00 ur good at that hand movement buddy, keep it up!

that r7 sounded like a peterbuilt with a trans brake on

1) "Hand shifter" - its called "sui*ide shifter" and basicly u have clutch on ur left leg. U just need proper bike for that, not a sprotbike or grom. 2) IF u install heated hand grips properly - its last forever. I used it for 2 years on 3 motorcicle on winter (its like -5 - 10*C here in Japan) and its work great. 3) Cruise contorol - Its works fine IF u install its properly. For few bucks its fine, cause elecronic one cost sth like 400-500$ for my bike. 4) I used "steering stab" just for phone mount. Again, its few bucks, and if u want or phone exactly on the middle - its works great. 5) Im using this tyre roll maintance tool every time for chain. Its need to be EXACLY on the middle of the tire and u can spin freely (for sure with some strengh)

that steering stabilizer looks more like a handlebar bracket, used to attach devices when your handlebars are already crowded or hidden inside fairing.

15:23, could be a bar stiffener, have one on my aluminum bars and it works great.