If ur not joking you’ve got to be retarded. 1. It CLEARLY says r7 on the side in the literal first 30 seconds of the video. 2. Yamaha doesn’t make a fully faired 500 3. No other bike looks like an r7. It’s very distinguishable
I got my first motorcycle from the dealership 7 months ago. I've had zero problems with it after 3000 miles. my friend had bought and sold 2 used motorcycles in the space of 3 months and they both had an endless list of problems, costing him way more than buying new. New is definitely the way to go for a beginner... just gotta take care of her.
Congratulations! Reminded me of my first ride home a year ago on my first bike. Stayed in the far right lane riding 10 below limit 🤣😅😅 it's been a great year so far as a new rider and wish you a great year as well! Enjoy that bike and ride safe
Yeah. I remember that day like it was yesterday. Dealership let me leave the bike behind the building and I rode it home around midnight when nobody was on the streets.
I've been riding for almost 30 years and I still try to "ride around at night when nobody's on the street." 🤛 It's hard to beat the combination of a fast bike and an empty road 😎
Ride strong, Ride Long. Stay Safe and Alive. For your own safety remember the acronym ATGATT. All the Gear ALL the Time. The one time you don't is when Road Rash hurts soooooooooooooooooo much. Might be a PIA but when you are riding at 70 you can thank me, but, I will be long gone. I've ridden since 1978 and found out the hard way the road rash is no joke. You may survive it, but, will carry the scars and probably pebbles under your skin forever. Since that day, even in 90* weather, I put on the leathers (with zipper vents) and wear padding in all the key points. (Back, elbows, shoulders, knees and hips) Just some old wise advise from one that fukked around and found out. Have Fun bruh.
This randomly popped up in my recommended, I started watching and was like "Wait, that parking lot and road looks really familiar." and realized it was my local Honda dealer. Small world lol, congrats on the bike!
@@spyrosmichas "Don't do anything stupid without enough vision", which means, if the condition "without enough vision" is met, then "don't do anything stupid". which implies that if the condition is not met ("with enough vision") then do not execute action "don't do anything stupid", which means "do anything stupid". but after all, my original reply was meant as a joke
That's what I'm afraid of. I have my eyes on the MT 03. My research says it's the best beginner bike but I'm a mature guy and won't be out there trying to be crazy with it.
@Oronde Parker get a mt07, very controlled power but a better bike overall you won't get bored I'd not waste the money on a mt03 unless it's like a dream bike for you I'd got mt07 I love riding it
I know it’s your first bike but I don’t know how long you been riding. For what I can see it looks like you are new to riding bikes just take your time to feel comfortable riding, ride at your own pace and I hope you enjoy it.
Nothing wrong with going slower at first, vary the rpm and dont get it above 65% of your redline too often before the first 200mi, and above 75--80% before the first 500mi, gotta break that puppy in!! Keep em on the ground brotha!
New rider here too, also named Austin. Almost ended up on a blue R3 as well, but got a trident 660 yesterday. You were way more ballsy on that first ride than I was, taking highways and everything. Stay safe out there
did u have any experience on bikes before? or u just winged it when u purchased ur bike and took it home without having no practice? if u did kinda makes me wanna do the same
@oscarvlogz1672 1. get the basics of biker gear (good helmet, gloves and boots but please get a jacket and trousers as well if you can) 2. Watch loads of videos about how motorcyclists crash or get into accidents (so you learn how to avoid those situations and fully understand the risks) 3. Do whatever your equivalent to a beginner motorbike course is in your area (In the UK that's a CBT course, in the US it's an MSF course) 4. Get a low powered bike that will let you make all the mistakes you're going to make at safe and controllable speeds (125cc to 400cc is a perfect starting point) 5. practice all the MotoJitsu drills on your bike until you can do them in all weather conditions and at any time of the day 6. Be happy and ride safe
@@Dermaa thanks man i already did buy my helmet, gloves and jacket i didnt buy a full suit since im a on budget but did go for good quail gear went in person, i am watching many videos on crashing and how to avoid, i plan on getting either a r3 yamaha or ninja 400 as my first bike still deciding which one to get but i do intend of doing the MSF course i have one near me thanks man for the tips man im so hyped for my first ride
Freeway is safer than surface roads. Everyone traveling in the same direction, no paint stripes, manhole covers, collection of gravel, people turning left in front of you, drivers making unexpected U-Turns etc etc etc. Been riding since 1991 in 5 different states. It's always safer on the freeway. Unless you are being a moron and lane splitting at excessive speeds, or weaving in and out of traffic like a squid
I like seeing people’s first ride ever it’s a sweet moment scary as hell but once you start finding your comfort on the machine the scary factor just fades away.. ride safe my man 🫡
"He appears to be moving at a deliberate pace or exhibiting signs of nervousness, yet there's a sense of assurance and control in his actions, suggesting he knows exactly what he's doing."
I know how to use a clutch due to driving manual cars and some pit bikes but that was in fact my first time on a bike above 125cc. Was just nervous since it’s a brand new bike
Using this as my pregame warm up for when I ride mine home this week 😂 one state highway, a bridge over the Mississippi river, and city traffic all in 15 minutes to get it to the driveway
Congrats on the R7, don't wish to disclose this road but this dealer isn't more than 12 miles from my house. First time riding out of that dealer gave me chills lol! That road is crazy durning rush hour.
Nice bike I bought my tenere700 a few months ago. The cp2 is a incredible engine I've taught a few friends how to ride on it. Put a tune and full exhaust the power is great on and off road.
You bought a great bike bro. Supper friendly to new riders, but can also be professionally raced, really take your time to master it, practice as much as you can, and just when you get the urge to upgrade it in the futre, take it to the track and let it become even more fun.
@@date144GK Thats an R7, arguably the best entry to middleweight sportbikes on the market. Easy to ride, usable torque, friendly for streets, twisties or tracks. Not intimidating for new riders, but can be hilariously fast when using it to learn and advance your riding progression. I cant recommend these bikes over inline 4 600s enough to people.
A 40 year old CBR400RR would beat it in a race. It's only good for racing if you spend 10 grand on tuning and coz Competition Rules have been changed so much. This guy obviously didn't by it for it's ( lack of) performance he bought it for it's look and economy or he just didn't do any research before handing his money to a Stealership. Look at all the inline 4 600's available that will leave this standing when the lights go Green, CBR6, ZX6R, YZF6, R6, GSXR6. Do not copy this guy, don't be a Sheep, do your own research. I'm not having a dig at this guy, if that's his informed choice of ride then he knows what it is and he chose it and he's happy. I just don't want new riders missing out on better bikes and spending twice or three times as much money on bike that's a sheep in wolf's clothing. If you're short legged there are VFR4's ,CBR4, ZXR4,GSXR4, FZR4's that would equal this bikes acceleration and sound sweeter. Tall folks wanting a Performance Bike might have to go for larger CC , 750 or 1000, just not to feel cramped and there are 1000's of good old bikes under 3 grand.
Grats on your first bike my friend, Always have fun! But one piece of advice for you, I notice you rife the middle of the lane alot. And from a man who has dumped his bike a few times being in the middle, just letting you know that is where most of your oil spills are gonna be, so please be careful!
Brand new bike, guns it off the first stop light. Speeding, weaving in and out of traffic never uses turn signal. Can't wait to catch you on one of those biker compilations.
Don’t worry that’s what warranties are for😉Pointless using a turn signal if I’m going faster than the cars behind me😭. And don’t worry sweet cheeks, 8 months in and I’m fine for now. Can whip this thing around like a rag doll now. Hold wheelies for miles and drag knee on the dragon. Really a terrific first bike and an excellent stunt bike. Sorry I don’t ride like a bitch enough to your liking. All love brotha, stay safe out there if you even have a bike.
Hope you have a lot of fun riding. I’ve got a cbr650r and it’s perfect for me - daily rider. Guy down the street has an R7. Really nice bike. 2 great middleweights - “different but the same”.
I don't have a big bike, however i have tried riding a bike after a few years, and it's really nerve wracking. I was still a kid when i was taught how to drive, and never able to drive again. So being able to hop on one made me almost forget how to use the brake and corner properly, but hey, stil made it in one piece😂
Looks a lot like a place I used to spend a lot of time in East Tennessee. Lots of beautiful roads there once you get out of town. Always assume that everyone in a car is trying to hit you.
About to do the same with my new bike in 2 weeks, reaaaally nervous. Only rode a 100cc motorbike for a week before on quiet suburban streets and 2 days in a course. never been to the "open" road. Trip also gonna last 1h30m and first 30 minutes of that is gonna be trying to escape the busy downtown area. Starting on an older 25k km '12 CB400 Super four VTEC. since i got a good deal on it and it sounds mental!! Lets see how this goes
Hell yea. I 100% could’ve started on a liter but I’m kind of glad I started with the r7 so I can master this bike before getting a liter but I’ll soon be ready for one. I can already drag knee with the r7🤟
Missed 3rd a couple times but a nice and easy ride home. I used to ride dirtbikes when I was younger but I'm thinking of picking up a bike for the street and this looks like a great option. I don't need to be able to do 160mph I just want to have some fun cruising
Then this is the bike for you. Obviously not 160 like a 600 but 140 is plenty and the power is so nice for the streets. I’ve ridden plenty of my buddies 600s and they left me in the dust at lights because o was giving it r7 amounts of gas and moving nowhere.
@@esco7500 man I love it. Got about 4700 kilometres on it. I think the CB has a little more power than the R7. The inline 4 is smooth and sounds amazing! If you don’t mind a naked bike I would recommend that. Or if you want a fairing go with the CBR650R!
I can't wait for that day to come for me I'm 6 years away from getting my bike license and just thinking about riding the bike home from the dealership makes me emotional i keep on watching like sad biker videos and they their actually some what soothing for me i can't wait to be a biker MARK ME BY MY WORDS The day I'm driving home from the dealership I'm going to have to pull over and start crying happy tears bc i bought a bike 🥲🥲🫰✨
Congrats!! If you want to get better footage of the bike's sound, wrap a microphone or camera in a dish towel and put it in the "trunk" (under the back seat). Before you get on the bike, clap so that you know where to line up your video and audio tracks when editing.
He said he bought his first bike, obviously not his first ride. I just bought a white r7. I'm waiting to do my class, never been on a bike. Today, I decided just to idle around our apartment complex parking lot, so I managed to get it going in 1st gear after stalling 4 times. Compared to mine, his shift is very smooth. Lots of riding experience I reckon. Nice to see what this bike is like. Enjoyed the video!
@Sgt. donny donowitz I bought my first motorcycle recently, but from a private party, not a dealership. All I did was bring the money, then I got the bike and title. To register it and get plates, all I needed to do was bring the title to the DMV check a box on a form saying it was insured, and pay taxes+fees. To get it insured and registered I didn't need my license.
@@TheBearJew175 Nah man, I got it through Progressive, they never asked. I bought my motorcycle and insured it like two weeks before I got my motorcycle license.
Nice bike. Don’t pull the clutch coasting to a stop or around turns. You loose all control over the bike. Just a tip. Also always always always check your mirrors at a light or stop. And stay over to the left at lights to let cars go past you instead of rear ending you when they’re not looking. Which is all the time.
Very cool, bro. Thinking of saving up to buy my first bike here in the UK. Thinking of buying an R3 or a Ninja 400. Unfortunately, they're too expensive here. Would anyone recommend buying a used and an older model of any of the 2 bikes that has 10k+ miles on it, or is it a must to buy a newer model?
I wanna say from the hills I'm seeing that this screams Tennessee, but I've only been down there a few times to see a friend so I might be off. If it is be safe out there, those Tennessee drivers seem like they are a bit less cautious than they should be.
thats a 500 not r7
If ur not joking you’ve got to be retarded. 1. It CLEARLY says r7 on the side in the literal first 30 seconds of the video.
2. Yamaha doesn’t make a fully faired 500
3. No other bike looks like an r7. It’s very distinguishable
Are you joking ?? Stop doing drugs buddy.
@@alexv5581 a r7 has alot more rumble to engine i can tell thats either 500 or 250!!!
@@royolukis8216 probably because a lot of bikes u see with loud sound have an aftermarket exhaust on it and u dont think about that lol.
@@royolukis8216 i almost died laughing at your stupidity, thanks for the fun lmao
Congratulations, so good to see new riders. Be safe, make sure to practice and wear gear. But most importantly, have fun!
Not too much fun
@@Max_G43 not 300km/h fun eh?
@@willsharp4392 keep it below 100
Most importantly gear but also fun lmao
It feels like he is going slow or nervous but he knows what he is doing like in control
Probably just following break in procedure since it’s a new bike.
From his choice of gloves and overall gear choice looks like he’s ridden dirt bikes before
Always a nerve racking experience jumping on a brand new bike lol
its his first street bike
It's also called being a good rider. The street isn't a race track
Congrats,bro. Nothing like getting ur first bike and riding it home. And a new one ,too? Heaven..
I got my first motorcycle from the dealership 7 months ago. I've had zero problems with it after 3000 miles. my friend had bought and sold 2 used motorcycles in the space of 3 months and they both had an endless list of problems, costing him way more than buying new. New is definitely the way to go for a beginner... just gotta take care of her.
@@harrybaldwin7517what bike
@@harrybaldwin7517that’s what i always thought u can never trust a used bike because it could have promblems the previous owner won’t tell
Congrats brotha, enjoy the season, don’t push yourself out of your comfort zone and keep on learning! OH and don’t forget to wave ✌🏼
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Congratulations! Reminded me of my first ride home a year ago on my first bike. Stayed in the far right lane riding 10 below limit 🤣😅😅 it's been a great year so far as a new rider and wish you a great year as well! Enjoy that bike and ride safe
i didnt ride mine home but rode later, and yeah was going 35-40 in a 45 and felt like i was on the worlds faster roller coaster 😂
Yeah. I remember that day like it was yesterday. Dealership let me leave the bike behind the building and I rode it home around midnight when nobody was on the streets.
I've been riding for almost 30 years and I still try to "ride around at night when nobody's on the street." 🤛 It's hard to beat the combination of a fast bike and an empty road 😎
@@jordangarrick703 Fr man
Besafe glad to see new riders. Big key ride your own pace dont let anyone push you past your comfort zone
Great advice
Ride strong, Ride Long. Stay Safe and Alive. For your own safety remember the acronym ATGATT. All the Gear ALL the Time. The one time you don't is when Road Rash hurts soooooooooooooooooo much. Might be a PIA but when you are riding at 70 you can thank me, but, I will be long gone. I've ridden since 1978 and found out the hard way the road rash is no joke. You may survive it, but, will carry the scars and probably pebbles under your skin forever. Since that day, even in 90* weather, I put on the leathers (with zipper vents) and wear padding in all the key points. (Back, elbows, shoulders, knees and hips) Just some old wise advise from one that fukked around and found out. Have Fun bruh.
This randomly popped up in my recommended, I started watching and was like "Wait, that parking lot and road looks really familiar." and realized it was my local Honda dealer. Small world lol, congrats on the bike!
Lmaoo. Thank you
Ah, that first ride home, core memory. Did the same w/my ‘22 R7 too. Slapped a M4 exhaust immediately.😂 Remain safe out there and have fun!
congrats on your new bike man. Remember to stay safe around corners and don't do anything stupid without enough vision
So what you are saying is…if he has enough vision….he should do something stupid?
@@davidji2030 no man I never said that I don't knos where you got that from
@@spyrosmichas "Don't do anything stupid without enough vision", which means, if the condition "without enough vision" is met, then "don't do anything stupid". which implies that if the condition is not met ("with enough vision") then do not execute action "don't do anything stupid", which means "do anything stupid". but after all, my original reply was meant as a joke
@@davidji2030nobody reading allat lmfao
@@wytd41 Only degernates who say “allat” instead of “all that” wouldn’t read one paragraph 🤡🤡
great first bike choice very controllable and safe but enough power you won't get bored in a couple months
That's what I'm afraid of. I have my eyes on the MT 03. My research says it's the best beginner bike but I'm a mature guy and won't be out there trying to be crazy with it.
@Oronde Parker get a mt07, very controlled power but a better bike overall you won't get bored I'd not waste the money on a mt03 unless it's like a dream bike for you I'd got mt07 I love riding it
@@orondeparkerMCMLXXII agree on what @sreyBN said. get a mt-07 way better and actually tame so dont be scared
@@Cloudd123 I will put some real thought into you guys' advice. Thank you.
congrats my man! just got my black 23 R7 3 weeks ago and I love every second of being on the bike!
I know it’s your first bike but I don’t know how long you been riding. For what I can see it looks like you are new to riding bikes just take your time to feel comfortable riding, ride at your own pace and I hope you enjoy it.
so great to see a new rider..congrats and ride safe ✌️
Bought my R7 a month ago as my first bike and couldn’t be happier. Congrats on the new ride, enjoy it, wear your gear and be safe out there✌🏽
That's my dream bike 😭😭 congratulations!!
@@nala8219who has a R7 as their dream bike 😂
@@yhteys *one of my dream bikes. Happy now?
@@nala8219 yes
Nothing wrong with going slower at first, vary the rpm and dont get it above 65% of your redline too often before the first 200mi, and above 75--80% before the first 500mi, gotta break that puppy in!! Keep em on the ground brotha!
Felt this first ride home with you, brother. Have fun.
New rider here too, also named Austin. Almost ended up on a blue R3 as well, but got a trident 660 yesterday. You were way more ballsy on that first ride than I was, taking highways and everything. Stay safe out there
did u have any experience on bikes before? or u just winged it when u purchased ur bike and took it home without having no practice? if u did kinda makes me wanna do the same
@oscarvlogz1672 1. get the basics of biker gear (good helmet, gloves and boots but please get a jacket and trousers as well if you can)
2. Watch loads of videos about how motorcyclists crash or get into accidents (so you learn how to avoid those situations and fully understand the risks)
3. Do whatever your equivalent to a beginner motorbike course is in your area (In the UK that's a CBT course, in the US it's an MSF course)
4. Get a low powered bike that will let you make all the mistakes you're going to make at safe and controllable speeds (125cc to 400cc is a perfect starting point)
5. practice all the MotoJitsu drills on your bike until you can do them in all weather conditions and at any time of the day
6. Be happy and ride safe
@@Dermaa thanks man i already did buy my helmet, gloves and jacket i didnt buy a full suit since im a on budget but did go for good quail gear went in person, i am watching many videos on crashing and how to avoid, i plan on getting either a r3 yamaha or ninja 400 as my first bike still deciding which one to get but i do intend of doing the MSF course i have one near me thanks man for the tips man im so hyped for my first ride
Freeway is safer than surface roads. Everyone traveling in the same direction, no paint stripes, manhole covers, collection of gravel, people turning left in front of you, drivers making unexpected U-Turns etc etc etc. Been riding since 1991 in 5 different states. It's always safer on the freeway. Unless you are being a moron and lane splitting at excessive speeds, or weaving in and out of traffic like a squid
Congratulations! Have fun and be safe. Happy riding
I like seeing people’s first ride ever it’s a sweet moment scary as hell but once you start finding your comfort on the machine the scary factor just fades away.. ride safe my man 🫡
Awesome bike. Congrats. Be Safe and have fun!
"He appears to be moving at a deliberate pace or exhibiting signs of nervousness, yet there's a sense of assurance and control in his actions, suggesting he knows exactly what he's doing."
I know how to use a clutch due to driving manual cars and some pit bikes but that was in fact my first time on a bike above 125cc. Was just nervous since it’s a brand new bike
Pozdro z Polski. Mega maszyna ! Szerokości. ✌️
That death grip on the throttle 😮
Use those blinkers bud, they are there for a reason. Make sure you use them.
Stay safe
Fuck those blinkers. Use your eyes. Awareness is everything
people sadly dont pay attention to u using turn signals on bikes
@@steelfiore163 Yes I agree but still a good habit to get into.
Needs to relax and widen that grip a fair bit, wobble will catch that death grip lacking. Also quite snatchy with the up shift on throttle out
Awesome bike, congrats! The r7 is a great bike to learn and grow with. Have fun and ride safe
Such a clean bike! Nice video
This is not the first that I read this exact title... Stay safe brother, ride on ✌
I hope I can experience this one day! Congratulations and be safe!!
Congrats on your first bike. Ride safe, get your gear and have fun!
Using this as my pregame warm up for when I ride mine home this week 😂 one state highway, a bridge over the Mississippi river, and city traffic all in 15 minutes to get it to the driveway
Congrats on the R7, don't wish to disclose this road but this dealer isn't more than 12 miles from my house. First time riding out of that dealer gave me chills lol! That road is crazy durning rush hour.
The fuel cap flips, love it. Ride safe man!
Congratulations bro great video! Ride safe out there!
Wow turned this on and instantly recognized you were on Clinton Highway!!!! Never seen anyone from my home town on here before. Nice bike bro
Ahhh, there are few joys like New Bike Day … riding home with that 2nd key still attached to the ring. 🤘🏻☮️
Nice bike I bought my tenere700 a few months ago. The cp2 is a incredible engine I've taught a few friends how to ride on it. Put a tune and full exhaust the power is great on and off road.
I did the same thing when I first bought my bike (Yamaha R3). I had my friend drive behind me the whole way back! 😂
I don’t see any wrong doings in his riding abilities. I don’t think he’s nervous, just a good rider 👍
Idk who you are, and Im wa5ching you for the very first time, but I am so happy for you. Stay safe
Congrats on the bike, I'm a cbr fan myself but one day hoping to get an r7, that mt-10 though never thought I'd fall for naked bikes
Just bought my first bike 2014 CBX500 . I wanted a Cbr or Cbf. This one felll into my lap and is a good deal .
Comfortable with the new bike bro have fun be safe😊
You bought a great bike bro. Supper friendly to new riders, but can also be professionally raced, really take your time to master it, practice as much as you can, and just when you get the urge to upgrade it in the futre, take it to the track and let it become even more fun.
what type of bike is it?
@@date144GK Thats an R7, arguably the best entry to middleweight sportbikes on the market. Easy to ride, usable torque, friendly for streets, twisties or tracks. Not intimidating for new riders, but can be hilariously fast when using it to learn and advance your riding progression. I cant recommend these bikes over inline 4 600s enough to people.
@@ChaseN194 oooh cool thanks for replying
do you think the mt 07 would be great too ?
A 40 year old CBR400RR would beat it in a race. It's only good for racing if you spend 10 grand on tuning and coz Competition Rules have been changed so much. This guy obviously didn't by it for it's ( lack of) performance he bought it for it's look and economy or he just didn't do any research before handing his money to a Stealership.
Look at all the inline 4 600's available that will leave this standing when the lights go Green, CBR6, ZX6R, YZF6, R6, GSXR6. Do not copy this guy, don't be a Sheep, do your own research. I'm not having a dig at this guy, if that's his informed choice of ride then he knows what it is and he chose it and he's happy. I just don't want new riders missing out on better bikes and spending twice or three times as much money on bike that's a sheep in wolf's clothing. If you're short legged there are VFR4's ,CBR4, ZXR4,GSXR4, FZR4's that would equal this bikes acceleration and sound sweeter.
Tall folks wanting a Performance Bike might have to go for larger CC , 750 or 1000, just not to feel cramped and there are 1000's of good old bikes under 3 grand.
Grats on your first bike my friend, Always have fun! But one piece of advice for you, I notice you rife the middle of the lane alot. And from a man who has dumped his bike a few times being in the middle, just letting you know that is where most of your oil spills are gonna be, so please be careful!
Just finished my classes last weekend, need to do dps stuff and save up for my first bike, super nervous but excited! Especially after seeing this.
nice, i started on my mt07 and love that thing. congrats!
bought mine a week ago, couldnt be happier with my purchase!
Brand new bike, guns it off the first stop light. Speeding, weaving in and out of traffic never uses turn signal. Can't wait to catch you on one of those biker compilations.
Don’t worry that’s what warranties are for😉Pointless using a turn signal if I’m going faster than the cars behind me😭. And don’t worry sweet cheeks, 8 months in and I’m fine for now. Can whip this thing around like a rag doll now. Hold wheelies for miles and drag knee on the dragon. Really a terrific first bike and an excellent stunt bike. Sorry I don’t ride like a bitch enough to your liking. All love brotha, stay safe out there if you even have a bike.
Congratulations! 🎉
Hope you have a lot of fun riding. I’ve got a cbr650r and it’s perfect for me - daily rider. Guy down the street has an R7. Really nice bike. 2 great middleweights - “different but the same”.
I don't have a big bike, however i have tried riding a bike after a few years, and it's really nerve wracking. I was still a kid when i was taught how to drive, and never able to drive again. So being able to hop on one made me almost forget how to use the brake and corner properly, but hey, stil made it in one piece😂
Nice bike bro, Hoping to have my own R7 or Ninja zx10r soon! Ride safe have fun with your bike!
Love looking up first ride home videos and stumbling upon someone who would be making the exact drive id have to.
Honda Yamaha of Knoxville is an awesome place. Everyone that works there is really chill
I remember my first ride home almost 30 years ago. Crazy. Now I commute to work on a 150. lol Can't beat that 3 dollars a week gas bill!
New rider here just bought a black 23 R7. Absolutely awesome bike! The comments down here are great thanks guys I'm learning ✌️
Great video makes me want get one even more
Congrats!❤
That looks safe and fun(how you were riding), but very scary 😬😂.
Nice! Im about to get my first bike probably around summer
Good luck hope you stay alive long enough to enjoy bike.
Ayeee Dark Knight Dummo playin had me hype I was singin along 😂
Congrats man!!! Bought my second in ocotber after an 8 year absence of riding!
i hope i'll have mine one day, congrats ride safe
Looks a lot like a place I used to spend a lot of time in East Tennessee. Lots of beautiful roads there once you get out of town. Always assume that everyone in a car is trying to hit you.
surely you have some experience right? you went straight highway 😂 im taking my bike out for the first time tomorrow and im scared shitless
yeah bullshit not a first motorcycle , riding on hwy with one hand? right
What kind of bike is it
@@BenefitMe1000 Yamaha YZF-R7 almost 700cc
@@Voltomess did u die
@@Voltomess not bullshit. Just because he knows how to ride or had skill already. Doesn’t mean it’s his first own personally bought bike.
I am buying my first bike tomorrow morning, incredibly nervous and super excited!!!
You got balls my friend
I’m watching this like why tf does everything look familiar then I realize you’re on Clinton hwy in good ol KNOXVEGAS 😂
About to do the same with my new bike in 2 weeks, reaaaally nervous. Only rode a 100cc motorbike for a week before on quiet suburban streets and 2 days in a course. never been to the "open" road. Trip also gonna last 1h30m and first 30 minutes of that is gonna be trying to escape the busy downtown area. Starting on an older 25k km '12 CB400 Super four VTEC. since i got a good deal on it and it sounds mental!! Lets see how this goes
This is the type of pilot who can start on a liter bike he confident and patient we need more individuals like him coming into motorcycles 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Hell yea. I 100% could’ve started on a liter but I’m kind of glad I started with the r7 so I can master this bike before getting a liter but I’ll soon be ready for one. I can already drag knee with the r7🤟
Missed 3rd a couple times but a nice and easy ride home. I used to ride dirtbikes when I was younger but I'm thinking of picking up a bike for the street and this looks like a great option. I don't need to be able to do 160mph I just want to have some fun cruising
Then this is the bike for you. Obviously not 160 like a 600 but 140 is plenty and the power is so nice for the streets. I’ve ridden plenty of my buddies 600s and they left me in the dust at lights because o was giving it r7 amounts of gas and moving nowhere.
Congrats bro. I just picked up a 2023 Honda CB650R about a month ago! Glad your loving it. Ride safe dude
How do you like it? About to get my first bike soon, and probably gonna choose between that and the R7.
@@esco7500 man I love it. Got about 4700 kilometres on it. I think the CB has a little more power than the R7. The inline 4 is smooth and sounds amazing! If you don’t mind a naked bike I would recommend that. Or if you want a fairing go with the CBR650R!
I can't wait for that day to come for me I'm 6 years away from getting my bike license and just thinking about riding the bike home from the dealership makes me emotional i keep on watching like sad biker videos and they their actually some what soothing for me i can't wait to be a biker MARK ME BY MY WORDS The day I'm driving home from the dealership I'm going to have to pull over and start crying happy tears bc i bought a bike 🥲🥲🫰✨
Congrats!! If you want to get better footage of the bike's sound, wrap a microphone or camera in a dish towel and put it in the "trunk" (under the back seat). Before you get on the bike, clap so that you know where to line up your video and audio tracks when editing.
Love that new bike smell🤤
Nice first bike!
amazing bike
Recently got into motorcycles as well, got a black r7 a month ago
That’s a nice bike man.
Oh I know exactly where you’re at! I bought a few bikes from those dealers.
he knows the camera Man never dies
Get a sc project exhaust and a power commander 5 your set my boi have fun be safe out there
Congratulations! I just bought a bike myself 😩🤗 i just recorded my experience as well 😂
great first bike
Nice bike man 👌👌👌
He said he bought his first bike, obviously not his first ride. I just bought a white r7. I'm waiting to do my class, never been on a bike. Today, I decided just to idle around our apartment complex parking lot, so I managed to get it going in 1st gear after stalling 4 times. Compared to mine, his shift is very smooth. Lots of riding experience I reckon. Nice to see what this bike is like. Enjoyed the video!
How did you buy a bike without a motorcycle license? Did you just not get insurance yet?
@Sgt. donny donowitz I bought my first motorcycle recently, but from a private party, not a dealership. All I did was bring the money, then I got the bike and title.
To register it and get plates, all I needed to do was bring the title to the DMV check a box on a form saying it was insured, and pay taxes+fees.
To get it insured and registered I didn't need my license.
@@HA_Horizons whatttt!? I'm almost positive you need a motorcycle license to get insurance.
@@TheBearJew175 Nah man, I got it through Progressive, they never asked. I bought my motorcycle and insured it like two weeks before I got my motorcycle license.
@@TheBearJew175 no the fuck you dont 😂😂😂😂. It makes your insurance a little cheaper if you do have it
where did you get those boots ive been looking for them
Nice bike. Don’t pull the clutch coasting to a stop or around turns. You loose all control over the bike. Just a tip. Also always always always check your mirrors at a light or stop. And stay over to the left at lights to let cars go past you instead of rear ending you when they’re not looking. Which is all the time.
Is this a “learner” bike in Australia or full power ? What sort of classes/testing did you have to take first ?
Congrats. Be safe. A lot of idiots on the roads.
Clinton Highway! Awesome!
What made you choose this bike over the MT series or a used R6 or otherwise?
Congrats and keep your head on a swivel!! Ride like you're invisible
Nice bike. Must be nice
The purple color is sooooooo clean
Very cool, bro. Thinking of saving up to buy my first bike here in the UK. Thinking of buying an R3 or a Ninja 400. Unfortunately, they're too expensive here. Would anyone recommend buying a used and an older model of any of the 2 bikes that has 10k+ miles on it, or is it a must to buy a newer model?
I wanna say from the hills I'm seeing that this screams Tennessee, but I've only been down there a few times to see a friend so I might be off. If it is be safe out there, those Tennessee drivers seem like they are a bit less cautious than they should be.
Good job
congrats sir