AlienRider M2-QR Motorcycle Riding System Review – The Artist Wayne Pressure Test!

“The Real Shakedown!
G’day legends! 🤘

AlienRider link: https://alien-rider.com/

In this video, I put the AlienRider M2-QR Motorcycle Riding System through a proper real-world test — not a desk review, not a brochure read… but a full Artist Wayne Pressure Test on my Yamaha Tenere 700.

From rocky trails and rough terrain to dust, vibration, and questionable riding decisions, this system had to earn its place on the bike.

🏍️ What’s tested in this video:

📺 6.2-inch touchscreen – big, bright, and readable (even without my glasses 😄)

🎥 Front & rear Sony 1080p cameras – clear recording in extreme conditions

📡 77GHz blind spot radar warning system – subtle, smart, and genuinely useful

🛞 Bluetooth TPMS – live tyre pressure & temperature data

🧰 Mounts, tools & accessories included – install made easy

🌧️ All-weather performance – rain, fog, dust, night riding

One of the standout features for me was the 77GHz radar system — it’s subtle but noticeable, works reliably in misty conditions, and gives early warnings when visibility turns nasty. Anything that helps spot danger before I do? I’m all for it… especially considering my riding habits 😅

After a full install, serious testing, and some proper off-road punishment, I can honestly say this system impressed me.

⭐ Final Verdict: 5 Stars ⭐
Well thought out, well built, and actually useful in the real world.

Massive thanks to AlienRider for sending this unit out for testing — and as always, the opinions are 100% my own.

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Ride safe, legends 🏍️🔥

Featured Music:
Limmousines-TrackTribe.
Ipanema Daydream-Bird Creek.
Elevators Need Rock Too-Spence.