An electric motorcycle road trip carries FortNine's pause
Seventeen days after it went up, the video has passed 1.4 million views, with a tariffs explainer and a speared cabezon close behind.
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.
The Reality of an Electric Motorcycle Road Trip
On a usual day, FortNine's catalog pulls in something north of two hundred thousand views. This week ran lighter than that, and nothing new went up to change it. The channel, run by the Canadian motorcycle gear retailer, left its recent work to carry the load.
Most of that load sits on "The Reality of an Electric Motorcycle Road Trip." It is seventeen days old and is still drawing more than twice the daily views of anything else on the channel. Behind it comes "Motorcycle Consequences of the US-Canada Tariffs," a trade story told from the rider's seat, which has already passed a million views. Then comes a detour from bikes altogether: "Spearing and Cooking a Cabezon in Pacific Canada," a fishing-and-cooking outing on the West Coast.
The quieter pace was common among motorbike and motorsport channels this week. Rockstar Harley, Global Mountain Bike Network and John Hicks all ran below their usual level. NASCAR went the other way, busier than normal. FortNine still has the most subscribers of the channels in that group.
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The videos drawing views on FortNine right now
- Channel
- FortNine
- Subscribers
- 2,360,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how FortNine's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Pacific coastline is the cabezon of FortNine's spearfishing video native to?
The cabezon is a sculpin found along the Pacific coast of North America, from Alaska down to Baja California.



