This video from the ‘こつぶちゃんねる’ channel offers a practical demonstration of the seat height and reachability (足付きチェック or ashi-tsuki check) of the Eliminator 400 motorcycle. The host, Kotsubu, is well known for detailed and relatable coverage of motorcycle touring and daily life in Japan. In this episode, viewers are shown how the Eliminator 400 fits for the average rider, specifically focusing on how easy it is to place your feet on the ground, a crucial consideration for many motorcyclists—especially those planning tours across various terrain in Japan.

Kotsubu’s channel documents journeys all over Japan by motorcycle, including longer trips using bikes such as the HONDA CBR250RR, Super Cub 110, and Monkey 50, as well as van-based travel with N-VAN and Hiace vehicles. With a style that blends practical biking advice, technical checks, and travel inspiration, the channel showcases everything from camping gear setups on a touring motorcycle to overnight car stays and mountain trekking with tents. This episode is another example of the channel’s focus on combining mobility and the Japanese outdoors.

Though specific routes or destinations for this Eliminator 400 check are not mentioned, much of Kotsubu’s content takes place on scenic Japanese roads, local towns, and countryside settings, making it a valuable resource for those interested in two-wheeled travel in Japan. The ashi-tsuki check is especially useful for tourists or newcomers to motorcycling in Japan, providing a real-life look at what to expect when considering motorcycle rentals or long touring adventures throughout the country.

If you’re considering motorcycle touring in Japan, or simply want to learn more about the practical aspects of bike travel here, this video is a solid introduction to the technical comfort aspects that can impact your journey.