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You make fair points but it’s also just plain and simple more easy to learn how to actually ride a bike in a smaller bike (regardless of power) than a big bike unless you have the build for it. Smaller bikes with less weight are a lot more forgiving than litre bikes when learning how to lean and countersteer, and the lower torque helps a lot with throttle control at starts and mid turn. Smaller bikes provides a safer and more friendly environment than litre or bigger bikes. Power to you for starting with that one though, you seem level headed enough for it even though I disagree with your choice hahaha

Twist the f-ing throttle

Great advice, especially in Florida with all the retirees! Myself I can't imagine riding in Florida except in the winter, but gear has made some advances in breathability so maybe :) Keep on having fun and videoing your adventures and advice!

Love the video bro. Great topic!!!!

Just put it in C mode for a while and enjoy. The power of a 1000 will wrap you around a tree if you don't know how control and more importantly respect it.

I started on a 600cc so no protest from me but, clutch and throttle control are going to be your best friends. Spend a lot of time in the parking lots practicing bro u got this just take your time and respect the power

Awesome video just one thing if you could bring the camera little down to show the cockpit view and the road I would appreciate that and thanks again for the video ❤❤

not that interested in bikes but i really like your content also nice bike bro congrats defenitely earned my sub and like

Don’t listen to anyone else, Grats on the bike, enjoy it.

Sheeeeesh ride your ride and keep respecting and fearing that engine brother. Congrats

Congratulations on your first bike!!

nice set up MC hope your out chasing right now

Sure you can start on just about any bike. But like anything, starting on something more manageable is the smarter more responsible choice. Its like any other dangerous new hobby or skill. Take it easy, learn the basics and move forward as new skills become second nature. Learning to ride was amazingly fun and I'm glad I learned on a beginner bike.

Be Safe Brother stay grounded thats a big first bike <3 stay safe!

What is a co driver?? You share your bike with someone else?? Lol

Heh I’m riding same areas z650 first bike there are twistys if you know where to look they just don’t last for as long and honestly just by myself after 45 minutes I feel fine but when I do break I realize oh yeah I needed it. Great bbq spot off 75 going into Brooksville on the left great bike stop and food

Dayumm 1st bike is a liter bikee nice Someone probably mentioned this, but your footage is kinda breaking whenever you're moving in the video (aka low bit rate) Try some of these fix: -lower speed shutter, lower ISO -High bitrate -High framerate (60 fps) -ND Filter (aka lower speed shutter but auto) Stay safe around traffic but also have fun :)

Instead of using the modes you can change your RPM gage with the adjustment and select

Hope your channel blows up 👍🏾

I learned on a 1000rr and ended up buying a gsxr 750 now I have a Repsol 1000rr and I baby it due to how much I paid for it tbh I beat the crap out of the 750s and I kinda miss it.

Can’t b his first bike mf got gp shift n everything 😂

New to your channel brother! Looking actually get my first bike at 41. Some prior riding experience on small cruisers in the past. One thing I've learned in this world is I don't really listen to anyone else's noise! Would I recommend anyone starting on it 1,000 absolutely not! But can you do it...yes... Way to show people it's all about their personal responsibility! I'll be watching you keep riding

Here we go in comments bout you cant ride to it's full potential blahblah take it too the track blahblah get the litre homies dont listen to Karen's comments

I started on a 2024 ZX10R. That bike is sick bro!!! The lever guards are nasty!!!! I rode my bike in rain mode for 30 days. Full power mode only now @ 60 days total. Great video bro!!!

Holy crap, is this really your first ever bike?? That’s crazy

A lot of people don't know that the torque is really high end in a lot of inline 4 bikes, so while a liter bike has almost 4 times the horsepower of your average beginner bike, most of it doesn't wake up until you really dig the throttle. That's not to say that the gears still aren't really tall and that even that little bit of torque in the low-end is still really fast. You can start on a liter bike and I think there's a large group of people that could comfortably. But I still think it's a conflict of interest to get a track machine that's made with the soul purpose of speed at no compromises and then riding it like a cruiser. I respect everyone's choice of what they chose to ride and hope they enjoy it, but at the same time, I feel a large majority of people will have much more fun with riding starting out with smaller bikes and working up. The feeling of getting comfortable with a bike then "leveling up" to something stronger is like riding motorcycles again for the first time. All that to say, lots of people can safely start on 1000s, but I don't think it's the best course of action for either fun or safety.

Definitely wouldn’t recommend a liter bike as a first bike. Not saying it’s gonna kill you or anything but imo you’d be so much better off starting on a smaller bike and mastering how to control a motorcycle and moving up instead of growing into and just managing a big bike instead of really controlling it. Not saying it can’t be done but it’s gonna take a decent bit longer. I started on a 600 and in even though I turned out fine in hindsight I would have rather started on like a 400. Good luck learning I just hope you have a lot of respect for that bike. As long as you do it won’t kill you probably😭

Nice ride and have fun bro. Stay safe 🤝

I started on a 14 R1. Just respect the bike and you will be fine. Ride safe and stay in your limits.

You thanking people for engagement when they are speaking facts is crazy. 😂 Get some gear if you're as smart on a highway as you say you are being a "truckdriver" like that's even related. You should know it's not all about your skill but those around you. One mistake by them and your skin is gone. Stop being an idiot.

how are you using a gixxer 1k as a beginner rider and ur first bike??? thats insane...

bro change your bit rate setting to higher I think that's what's causing the lack of crispness of the video.

Bro you’re referring to the brake side as the clutch side and you’ve dropped the bike twice. You left the battery on for the entire video… Get on something else before you pickup a race bike bro smh 🤦‍♂️

I hope you take it slow, don’t be overconfident in your skills things can happen so fast don’t listen to other people if you respect it it’ll respect you just be safe and have fun

broooo get some long sleeves at least damn

damn starting on a liter bike

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Good luck.

Ride safe friend.

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Can you yes, should you no. Been ridng 8 years now and you will learn much more and faster on a smaller lighter bike. You say you controll the bike, yeah true but not as well as you think. But thays just my opinion and ill never hate on someone that thinks differently. You should look into advanced classes and track days so you can actually enjoy that big cc bike. Stay safe homie

I went from a 600>750>Liter>Now 1400R

Pembroke Pines mall???.

Stop lies u thinking starting on a 1000cc u the man

His a kid who chose wrong lmao just to show off

First bike, gixxer thou? 😬😬😬

bro your not ready for that bike, i hope you have a good medical policy man, be safe

Good stuff bro keep the videos coming 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

great video man looking forward to the next one 🙏🏽

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