Kawasaki's KX327 two-stroke, two hours at Slayground, and Axell Hodges' pause
No new uploads went out, and the 15-day-old first ride on the new bike has passed 760,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
KX327 2-Stroke FIRST RIDE | Axell Hodges
Fifteen days old, and the first ride on a brand-new Kawasaki KX327 two-stroke is the video carrying Axell Hodges' channel through a week with nothing new. He took the bike out to Slayground, his own riding spot, and put its first two hours on it. The description keeps things simple: he had a blast and wants more time on this one.
Behind it, two summer videos still find riders. One is the trip to Twitch's rebuilt backyard compound, where Hodges says he was the first to hit a new 112-foot step-up, riding alongside Jeremy Stenberg, Tyler Bereman, Patrick Evans and Genki Watanabe, a lineup straight out of freestyle motocross history. The other is "FIRST RIDE BACK," his return after months of recovery, which starts at Throttle Ranch with Shred Eighty handing him a 1985 Tecate three-wheeler.
Without a fresh upload, daily views are running at less than half their usual pace, and the subscriber count held steady. Among motorbike and off-road channels near his size, the loud weeks belong to dickfartjr and Live The Dash, while Danny MacAskill and Ronny Dahl are also on the calmer side. For Hodges, the new Kawasaki is still doing the talking.
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The videos drawing views on Axell Hodges right now
- Channel
- Axell Hodges
- Subscribers
- 546,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 513,443
- Videos published this week
- 0
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