"If you're an idiot, there is no good first bike" - I loved that! It's so true! I recently picked up a GSXS750 with ~ 20k km on the second hand market for a decent price and I love it so far. Having ridden all the usual suspects in the naked middle range category this little Suzuki is a very pleasant surprise to be honest. It isn't as eager to get it's front wheel up like the mt 09 but after 6k it has some serious grunt. Also the suspension setup is miles ahead of any Yamaha in it's price range.
It's a dead on quote. I started at 17y/o on a 2000 ZX-9R and it was a cake walk, all I did was respect how much that thing could mess me up and go easy on the throttle.
Suzuki pulled this model for 2024, but I am hoping for a 2025 refresh with an L series engine (like the one in my 2011 GSX-R750), TFT screen, new S1000 styling, L series frame with its adjustable foot pegs, all LED lighting, electronic throttle control (with its ride modes), and adjustable Showa suspension. The 2024 GSX-S1000 is nice, but it’s a bit too much of everything and currently lacks a TFT screen.
Bought my 2019 GSX S750 roughly 3-4 months ago and I absolutely love this bike. Insurance is incredibly affordable. Right now I am paying $7 month and I am 22 years. How I am not sure how but I love it. My wife and I ride as often as we can in it and we love it
I'm watching this video as a look ahead to the 2015 GSXS750 I'm buying this Saturday as my first street bike after riding a dirtbike for many years. You helped relieve some stress I had about my first ride. This was a great video and a beautiful bike.
Great video Scott, I am one of those overwhelmed 1st timers you mentioned have been looking at bikes videos, et..etc for 2 years now finally ready to pull trigger on something, ran across this video I had narrowed choices to Honda Cb500X, and BMW F750 GS, couple of buddies who ride do a little off road, dirt roads, reason for choices but after seeing your video this may be my choice . I am 63 yrs old BTW I did subscribe!
I am planning to get my first bike sooner or later and I was originally planning to get Ninja 400, but after seeing this motorcycle at their website I just shift immediately. Also the way you describe the seating position seems comfortable, so thank you for the great review sir!
The 400 would do you better. The satisfaction you get from going full throttle is great and you can do that a lot more on the 400. Its basically the miata of bikes. Plus very cheap insurance. Ride it for a year and then trade up. You will be a better rider for it with more money to enjoy your ride.
I was the same, i was going to get a ninja 650…… but i ultimately went with this bike….. just bought it yesterday….. and I have not got my license yet….. working on that now…. 2021 with only 1300 miles on it for $6500…… had to buy it
This is crazy watching your review my first bike was a yellow 95 gs500e and fast forward to a week ago I just picked up my 750z and absolutely love it.
I watch around for quite sometimes, but you got me at "with the bike, you got to be comfortable, relax and have a good time, have fun" good review man.
I trade my MT07 for one gsx-s 750 and it was the best thing i ever did! Im in love with the bike... super pleasure to ride it. you can be smooth and agressive and the bike dont try to put you on the ground like the MT! The suspension, frame, brakes and the abs system are MUCH BETTER!!!
Im 5'3 and lift weights hard core and can almost squat this bike, how do you handle this. This bike is a fucking PIG. I couldnt even get it to stand up with the peg on
My first bike was a 93 kawasaki ex500 and that was 30yrs ago. I pick up my 2022 gsxs750 tomorrow…lol. Already have a tail tidy ordered for it. Cant wait
Just in case anyone wants reference on recent rates(24 y/o clean record) I was at $170 a month on a GSXR-600. My Rate on the GSXS750 $49. As stated in the video, More than DOUBLE on a bike equivalent to the same speed as a racing class.
This must be one of the most underrated bikes of all time. It's bloody fantastic! Nimble, swift and just agreeable. The MT-09 just tried to kill me all the time. It just wanted to wheelie or throw me off. On the GSX-S you can choose. Ride soft, smooth and controlled. Or drop a couple and it will be a missile. Your choice. The MT just felt like a ticking timebomb. :) Good video btw.
Perfect description of the mt09, on my 750 i can go full throttle at any gear and the bike will stay planted no matter what ( the tuner mechanic told me that the first 3 gears are slightly limited in power delivery at certain rpms so with a little tweak even the gsx can be unpredictable)
It’s something about combination of your calm voice, knowledge, picturesque scenery and amazing video quality that made me instantly subscribe! I’ll be the first one to admit that I almost never sub to small TH-camrs (for no particular reason), but this one was a no brainer! I’m a big guy, 6’5” and 240lbs, thinking about getting GSXS for myself as a first bike ! Thank you for an amazing video and keep up the great content, you deserve a million subs at least! P.S. I got so excited 4 minutes into the video that I’m writing this comment, so I apologize if you already answered the question I’m about to ask, but... where are you from? Those fields, houses, trees... it’s so serene, I’m loving it man!!!
Thanks, so much for watching and subscribing. It's tough starting a channel. I am up in the North West corner of NJ on the NY border. It is a great place to ride.
I just bought a gsx s750 after not riding for 13 years. Coming from r1 gsxr 600 cbr 600rr I preferred this bike. The power is strong but not too intimidating and I feel it’s so chuckable into bends . In short I love it!! Great bike I think I’d be faster on a track day on this vs a sports bike due to its easy handling with the higher bars
I am a new bike rider from Taiwan and have been search my first bike (actually I have a 150 cc scooter but I don't think this is really a "motorcycle"), one of my selection is GSX S750, thanks for your sharing, looks like this is an stable and reliable car. Really appreciate your sharing.
Hi, came across this review as i am looking for if this gsx s 750 is something i wanna try out. Fun to hear you had a gs500e as a first bike. I have a 1979 gs500e now as my first bike.
Awesome video and not very often i agree with every single point you raise. Also a fairly “new” rider and having tried a few bikes the GSX-S750 is just a brilliant all round bike. 👏🏻👍🏻 kudos on the video. Drive safe!
I'm a brand new Rider and freshly took the msf course and I will be buying a 2020 GSX-S750 I am a little nervous but after watching this video I'm a little more confident that I will be capable of handling it
I was nervous when I first got it. The tank felt so large, but after a few rides, I was very comfortable. It's the very slow turns you should practice. As long as you can easily flat foot the bike, then you will be fine. Just keep practicing slow maneuvers in a parking lot. Good Luck. Let me know how it goes.
@@ScottRidez I barely got the bike yesterday and the first ride was very terrifying and the second ride was pretty smooth and went well in my opinion. From those first two rides I don't see it as being a bike that's very difficult to handle and given the type of person that I am I think I would be fine :) I definitely want to get to a parking lot to practice emergency stops and accelerating after a stop because I stalled the bike a couple times
Good video. Agree with the points particularly about going with Suzuki due to the good experience with your previous one. I did the same thing partially for the same reason and partially nothing else has the same bang for the buck. Had a GSX-R 750 30 years ago. Awesome bike. Such a great engine. Never a lick of trouble. So I went with what I knew as well. A Suzuki GSX-S 750 with that great GSX-R 750 engine in it. So smooth, so fast, so reliable, at a great price. 2020 brand new just over $8,000 out the door. And that was when it was the current model. Love the bike. Looks good, sounds good, performs good. Only thing I don’t like is the wind buffeting at highway speeds. My old GSX-R was better for that. Awesome bike. Awesome value.
Started on an 04 GS500F. Took the fairings off and replaced headlight and taillight to make it naked in appearance. Great bike. Grabbing the 750 this weekend. Good to see some coverage on this bike from the US market
I got one and I’m a first time rider. Helped I took a rider course though. He is right about the bike. I personally would like it to be 140-160 hp. Looking to get mine possibly flashed, power commander, and up the exhaust. Hopefully that will get me up to 130-135 hp.
I'm kinda torn currently between going the gsx-s vs a street triple, I have a 2003 Triumph speed four that I learned on. I absolutely love it and plan to keep it but I would like something a little newer to daily
those 750 are bullet proof they made them for more than a decade, before they were called gsr i think...same bike they just had to change the name because someone else got rigths for the name gsx. it will last a lifetime, engine and trans just wont die
I just bought the 2021 version of this with ABS. I’m five foot eight and I can touch down with both feet. Not quite flat foot but so much more confidence than my only ZX6R which I could only put one foot down with.
Question. Does the Gsx-s have engine vibration as the revs climbed? I have a new 2023 and the higher the revs the more vibration that comes through the bars, the seat, the foot pegs and the gas tank. Is this normal? My mirrors are blurry at any rpm above about 4-5k too.
Excellent review 👍 I am debating on buying this bike. Have had my license for a year now and currently riding a 19 Ktm duke 390 and its a lot of fun but I’m finding it to small now. I’m wondering because these bikes are heavier if you can notice the extra weight? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
I am thinking about buying a suzuki gsx-s750 2022 used with only 450miles on it. I never rode a motorcycle before do you think it's a beginner friendly? Comparing it to MT07 or MT09 which one do you think in your opinion is better and why? Thanks.
How tall you are means little, it's your inseam that tells us how you fit the bike. I'm 5'10.5" but only have a 30" inseam yet I know men of 5'8" that have a 32" inseam!
Good Review, I am getting back on a bike after 41 years( I had a CB250 ), I went through the same process as you did, I had Sv650 as my first choice then I found a really good deal on GSX and I thought I would keep this bike longer than the SV650 because of the power and the size. I am getting mine end of April 2021, I am excited and nervous because I have to ride the brand new bike 600km back home from the dealership that I purchased from. The deal was so good that I took my chance and I think it will be good experience riding it for 600Km, I probably do that in two days, just take it easy and do the break in engine.
Thanks for watching. You will enjoy the bike. I was really nervous also but as soon as started riding, it felt like I had never stopped riding. Enjoy the ride and be safe.
@@ScottRidez Hey, I am watching again but this time , I have my GSX S750 2020 for five months with 9500km on it. My first bike, so far no falls, I found it very heavy at first but now that I drive on Highways, I appreciate the extra weight, this bike makes a fantastic Sport Touring bike, just by adding A few mods, I have videos posted, for me tall windshield, handlebar bar risers ( I am 5:11)and comfortable seat made this bike a keeper for now. Also now I ride in higher Rpm (6K and up) , it is more fun. I don’t like the buzz at 5k and up but now I am above 6K rpm, I got used to it.
I suggest beginner riders start out on a Suzuki GS 750 / Honda CB 750 / Yamaha xj6 / Kawasaki kz750 all great beginner bikes more forgiven than a newer sports bike
I just bought my NEW right off The showroom floor 2020 GSX-S750. Damn thing is a nuetered bike.. no power for a 750. It struggles to get 97mph in 4th giving major throttle.
I don't mind that actually, it seems more fun to ride it hard in the canyons, I have a 600 that screams but I almost never get the space to use it, it's fun every once in a while but I get bored very quickly, I can't even stand to be on the highway that long I prefer back roads all day. That being said look into an ecu flash because yes from the factory it is pretty neutered .
I agree with c0dy1287. It is not a drag bike. Going in a straight line at 100mph is boring. Twisty country roads are for me. And yes get the ECU flashed.
I remember buying an rx7 convertible years ago, then I find out my insurance on a Corvette was cheaper from my insurance agent. Next time I check insurance first, the same issue happened when I bought a boat high insurance.
Yea the insurance is crazy. Progressive- how long have u been riding?... over 10 years at the Dragon. Progressive- have you ever been in an accident or had any speeding tickets?.... nope, flawless victory. Ok then yearly full coverage on your 2021 R1 is $2,200..... REALLYYYYYY!
But factor in on top of that tires the last maybe 1500 miles, 100 miles out of a over 4 gallon tank no matter how u ride, i put mine up for sale n selling it next week. Took a 3k loss but really im already saving money. Putting deposit on a GSX-S750 matte black #2. Full HyperPro suspension from High level shop, Yosi AT2 tip n Moore Mafia will flash ecu n then ill be killin, ill be making some sick videos, subscribe for the ride my brother
"If you're an idiot, there is no good first bike" - I loved that! It's so true! I recently picked up a GSXS750 with ~ 20k km on the second hand market for a decent price and I love it so far. Having ridden all the usual suspects in the naked middle range category this little Suzuki is a very pleasant surprise to be honest. It isn't as eager to get it's front wheel up like the mt 09 but after 6k it has some serious grunt. Also the suspension setup is miles ahead of any Yamaha in it's price range.
Yes it is great you can adjust the front and rear preload. I have been tweaking those settings
It's a dead on quote. I started at 17y/o on a 2000 ZX-9R and it was a cake walk, all I did was respect how much that thing could mess me up and go easy on the throttle.
You answer my questions without asking you any . I didn't ride for 10 years . Thank you. Great review
same i am 14 years since last bike, was going to grad a 650 and had the exact same in my mind as this guy i will outgrow it too fast
Suzuki pulled this model for 2024, but I am hoping for a 2025 refresh with an L series engine (like the one in my 2011 GSX-R750), TFT screen, new S1000 styling, L series frame with its adjustable foot pegs, all LED lighting, electronic throttle control (with its ride modes), and adjustable Showa suspension. The 2024 GSX-S1000 is nice, but it’s a bit too much of everything and currently lacks a TFT screen.
Great video , grate motorcycle
Thanks for your honest opinion
I have the 2018 gsxs750 and I love it, I just turned 62 and still riding
Bought my 2019 GSX S750 roughly 3-4 months ago and I absolutely love this bike. Insurance is incredibly affordable. Right now I am paying $7 month and I am 22 years. How I am not sure how but I love it. My wife and I ride as often as we can in it and we love it
Where u buy it
I'm watching this video as a look ahead to the 2015 GSXS750 I'm buying this Saturday as my first street bike after riding a dirtbike for many years. You helped relieve some stress I had about my first ride. This was a great video and a beautiful bike.
How is your bike?
Great video Scott, I am one of those overwhelmed 1st timers you mentioned have been looking at bikes videos, et..etc for 2 years now finally ready to pull trigger on something, ran across this video I had narrowed choices to Honda Cb500X, and BMW F750 GS, couple of buddies who ride do a little off road, dirt roads, reason for choices but after seeing your video this may be my choice . I am 63 yrs old BTW I did subscribe!
Suzuki VStrom 650 would be a good choice. Just pull the trigger on something… 😉
I am planning to get my first bike sooner or later and I was originally planning to get Ninja 400, but after seeing this motorcycle at their website I just shift immediately. Also the way you describe the seating position seems comfortable, so thank you for the great review sir!
The 400 would do you better. The satisfaction you get from going full throttle is great and you can do that a lot more on the 400. Its basically the miata of bikes. Plus very cheap insurance. Ride it for a year and then trade up. You will be a better rider for it with more money to enjoy your ride.
I was the same, i was going to get a ninja 650…… but i ultimately went with this bike….. just bought it yesterday….. and I have not got my license yet….. working on that now…. 2021 with only 1300 miles on it for $6500…… had to buy it
How is going whit the bike? @@casi2l
One of the best reviews I've ever seen on the gixs750 👍
Thanks, I try to just state my opinion and get to the point.
The GSX-S750Z model features ABS while the standard GSX-S750 foregoes the tech.👍👍
This is crazy watching your review my first bike was a yellow 95 gs500e and fast forward to a week ago I just picked up my 750z and absolutely love it.
Nice
@Scott Ridez , The most simple and transparent video I have seen on this bike.After 13 years its time to get back on one.Thank You Sir
Great video man , I also had a GS 500 about 20 years ago too .
OMG I WANT THIS BIKE SOOOOO BAD.. I CANT STOP DREAMING OF IT... THE DESIGN IS SEXY!!
The 22 model comes trickle charger ready. Connection is under passenger seat.
I watch around for quite sometimes, but you got me at "with the bike, you got to be comfortable, relax and have a good time, have fun" good review man.
Thanks for watching.
Great advice. Great video. God bless you, glad to hear you went back to riding again. Riding is a lifestyle.
great video, just read my mind. thanks for making it.
I trade my MT07 for one gsx-s 750 and it was the best thing i ever did! Im in love with the bike... super pleasure to ride it. you can be smooth and agressive and the bike dont try to put you on the ground like the MT! The suspension, frame, brakes and the abs system are MUCH BETTER!!!
Couldn't agree more!
Hey I just did the same lol traded my 2022 mt-07 for a 2021 gsx-s 750, love em !
I’m 5’3 and I can tell you I have no issues with it just have confidence
Im 5'3 and lift weights hard core and can almost squat this bike, how do you handle this. This bike is a fucking PIG. I couldnt even get it to stand up with the peg on
I like your regular guy type review. Real world account of the bike.
My first bike was the 2015 gsx s750. Great bike.
My first bike was a 93 kawasaki ex500 and that was 30yrs ago. I pick up my 2022 gsxs750 tomorrow…lol. Already have a tail tidy ordered for it. Cant wait
gsxs750 and z900 are top values in my opinion i personally would take the 750 but if someone really want extra brutality the kawie is for you
Just in case anyone wants reference on recent rates(24 y/o clean record) I was at $170 a month on a GSXR-600. My Rate on the GSXS750 $49. As stated in the video, More than DOUBLE on a bike equivalent to the same speed as a racing class.
This must be one of the most underrated bikes of all time. It's bloody fantastic! Nimble, swift and just agreeable. The MT-09 just tried to kill me all the time. It just wanted to wheelie or throw me off. On the GSX-S you can choose. Ride soft, smooth and controlled. Or drop a couple and it will be a missile. Your choice. The MT just felt like a ticking timebomb. :) Good video btw.
Thanks for watching. This bike is a hidden gem.
Perfect description of the mt09, on my 750 i can go full throttle at any gear and the bike will stay planted no matter what ( the tuner mechanic told me that the first 3 gears are slightly limited in power delivery at certain rpms so with a little tweak even the gsx can be unpredictable)
It’s something about combination of your calm voice, knowledge, picturesque scenery and amazing video quality that made me instantly subscribe! I’ll be the first one to admit that I almost never sub to small TH-camrs (for no particular reason), but this one was a no brainer! I’m a big guy, 6’5” and 240lbs, thinking about getting GSXS for myself as a first bike !
Thank you for an amazing video and keep up the great content, you deserve a million subs at least!
P.S. I got so excited 4 minutes into the video that I’m writing this comment, so I apologize if you already answered the question I’m about to ask, but... where are you from? Those fields, houses, trees... it’s so serene, I’m loving it man!!!
Thanks, so much for watching and subscribing. It's tough starting a channel. I am up in the North West corner of NJ on the NY border. It is a great place to ride.
I just bought a gsx s750 after not riding for 13 years. Coming from r1 gsxr 600 cbr 600rr I preferred this bike. The power is strong but not too intimidating and I feel it’s so chuckable into bends . In short I love it!! Great bike I think I’d be faster on a track day on this vs a sports bike due to its easy handling with the higher bars
I am a new bike rider from Taiwan and have been search my first bike (actually I have a 150 cc scooter but I don't think this is really a "motorcycle"), one of my selection is GSX S750, thanks for your sharing, looks like this is an stable and reliable car. Really appreciate your sharing.
Thanks for the awesome video. Keep up the good work 🙂
nice talk about it, like it a lot, as well as the landscape..where is it?
Hi, came across this review as i am looking for if this gsx s 750 is something i wanna try out. Fun to hear you had a gs500e as a first bike. I have a 1979 gs500e now as my first bike.
Awesome video and not very often i agree with every single point you raise. Also a fairly “new” rider and having tried a few bikes the GSX-S750 is just a brilliant all round bike. 👏🏻👍🏻 kudos on the video. Drive safe!
Thanks so much for watching my video. What bike are you riding? Did you get a GSXS750?
@@ScottRidez I did get the GSX-S750 and LOVE IT!!! If only the weather improves in UK so I can ride it more often! LOL
@@ScottRidez where me can buy mine I am from Jamaica
I'm a brand new Rider and freshly took the msf course and I will be buying a 2020 GSX-S750 I am a little nervous but after watching this video I'm a little more confident that I will be capable of handling it
I was nervous when I first got it. The tank felt so large, but after a few rides, I was very comfortable. It's the very slow turns you should practice. As long as you can easily flat foot the bike, then you will be fine. Just keep practicing slow maneuvers in a parking lot. Good Luck. Let me know how it goes.
@@ScottRidez I barely got the bike yesterday and the first ride was very terrifying and the second ride was pretty smooth and went well in my opinion. From those first two rides I don't see it as being a bike that's very difficult to handle and given the type of person that I am I think I would be fine :) I definitely want to get to a parking lot to practice emergency stops and accelerating after a stop because I stalled the bike a couple times
Are you alive
Truth spoken in the first two minutes 👏🏻
Excelente explicación sobre cómo manejar una motocicleta!
Good video. Agree with the points particularly about going with Suzuki due to the good experience with your previous one. I did the same thing partially for the same reason and partially nothing else has the same bang for the buck.
Had a GSX-R 750 30 years ago. Awesome bike. Such a great engine. Never a lick of trouble. So I went with what I knew as well. A Suzuki GSX-S 750 with that great GSX-R 750 engine in it. So smooth, so fast, so reliable, at a great price. 2020 brand new just over $8,000 out the door. And that was when it was the current model. Love the bike. Looks good, sounds good, performs good.
Only thing I don’t like is the wind buffeting at highway speeds. My old GSX-R was better for that. Awesome bike. Awesome value.
Good video. As well as good information.
If im gonna buy just one bike.. This will be my choice.. decent power and very reliable.
I just bought a 2022 model as my first bike.
Started on an 04 GS500F. Took the fairings off and replaced headlight and taillight to make it naked in appearance. Great bike. Grabbing the 750 this weekend. Good to see some coverage on this bike from the US market
I got one and I’m a first time rider. Helped I took a rider course though. He is right about the bike. I personally would like it to be 140-160 hp. Looking to get mine possibly flashed, power commander, and up the exhaust. Hopefully that will get me up to 130-135 hp.
Did you end up flashing it?
Great review man. I appreciate all the information. Old dude here looking back to get a back also 👍
Thanks for watching. Getting back on the bike has been a lot of fun.
I love this bike. I almost bought one. But I got a SV1000 instead. The V Twin is irresistible.
I'm kinda torn currently between going the gsx-s vs a street triple, I have a 2003 Triumph speed four that I learned on. I absolutely love it and plan to keep it but I would like something a little newer to daily
those 750 are bullet proof they made them for more than a decade, before they were called gsr i think...same bike they just had to change the name because someone else got rigths for the name gsx. it will last a lifetime, engine and trans just wont die
Same what you pick in the end
Since i saw this bike, i want it to buy it..hopefully sooner. ❤️
Nice bike my first sports bike was a Suzuki gsx600f second Suzuki GS 750 both awesome bikes
I have ridin my gladius 650 Vtwin for 5years now, love it.
I like this one, as well, it's in my list, 🤣 am a Suzuki boy 👍 😁💪🤟🏍️💥💨
Good choice!
This was very enjoyable and helpfull, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
S750Z.
I bleive "S" is for STANDARD /NAKED.
"Z" for ABS.
TRACTION CONTROL ctually has 4 Settings as OFF is also Available.
I just bought the 2021 version of this with ABS. I’m five foot eight and I can touch down with both feet. Not quite flat foot but so much more confidence than my only ZX6R which I could only put one foot down with.
i got the black/blue/yellowaccents 2021 version about 4 weeks ago too... i'm totally in love :D
This is a good looking bike. The sound is very nice even with the stock exhaust. I hope Suzuki would upgrade it with LED lights and TFT.
Im looking at this bike more and more.. Can I ask, how much did u pay OTD for this machine?
Just got my first insurance quote for a Cbr600rr at 20 it is 367 a month while pretty disappointed I found the 750 that is 67 a month for insurance
its damn great. got it as first bike.
Theres a high probability I built that shorty exhaust..i know its one of mine because the loud and alive sticker
Nice video, very informative
Question. Does the Gsx-s have engine vibration as the revs climbed? I have a new 2023 and the higher the revs the more vibration that comes through the bars, the seat, the foot pegs and the gas tank. Is this normal? My mirrors are blurry at any rpm above about 4-5k too.
review starts: 6:26
You da mvp
Excellent review 👍 I am debating on buying this bike. Have had my license for a year now and currently riding a 19 Ktm duke 390 and its a lot of fun but I’m finding it to small now. I’m wondering because these bikes are heavier if you can notice the extra weight? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Thought Z meant that it had ABS, and non-Z does not..? Anyway, SV650 owner...think I wanna upgrade !!!
You installed your own usb charger?
Great video 💯
How far can you get on a tank of gas?
very Nice Mirrors, can i ask where you got them from ?
I am thinking about buying a suzuki gsx-s750 2022 used with only 450miles on it. I never rode a motorcycle before do you think it's a beginner friendly? Comparing it to MT07 or MT09 which one do you think in your opinion is better and why? Thanks.
this compared to the cb650r?
No I have not ridden the cb650r, so I can't compare. Although the cb650 is 100cc less than the gsxs. and about 25 less horsepower.
Have you had any problems with the phone holder? I just got the same bike, kind of worried about mounting my phone.
The Z actually doesn’t mean anything about color. It denotes ‘ABS and TC enabled’
is this bike is up right
Nice review, Some people said that it isn’t has agood torque at low rpm, what about your experience?
That is true, It is not a wheelie bike.
What's your height and weight
is this bike easier to wheelie? as thats what i plan to be doing
Nice thoughts. Just subscribed.
Does it feel linear
Thinking about a 2022, could not find info on the fuel octane requirement. Does it take regular 87 or premium 91 gas?
87
Did you end up getting it? And if so how do you like it?
How tall you are means little, it's your inseam that tells us how you fit the bike. I'm 5'10.5" but only have a 30" inseam yet I know men of 5'8" that have a 32" inseam!
Good Review, I am getting back on a bike after 41 years( I had a CB250 ), I went through the same process as you did, I had Sv650 as my first choice then I found a really good deal on GSX and I thought I would keep this bike longer than the SV650 because of the power and the size. I am getting mine end of April 2021, I am excited and nervous because I have to ride the brand new bike 600km back home from the dealership that I purchased from. The deal was so good that I took my chance and I think it will be good experience riding it for 600Km, I probably do that in two days, just take it easy and do the break in engine.
Thanks for watching. You will enjoy the bike. I was really nervous also but as soon as started riding, it felt like I had never stopped riding. Enjoy the ride and be safe.
@@ScottRidez Thank you
@@ScottRidez Hey, I am watching again but this time , I have my GSX S750 2020 for five months with 9500km on it. My first bike, so far no falls, I found it very heavy at first but now that I drive on Highways, I appreciate the extra weight, this bike makes a fantastic Sport Touring bike, just by adding A few mods, I have videos posted, for me tall windshield, handlebar bar risers ( I am 5:11)and comfortable seat made this bike a keeper for now. Also now I ride in higher Rpm (6K and up) , it is more fun. I don’t like the buzz at 5k and up but now I am above 6K rpm, I got used to it.
What's the z mean
when I get the money I will buy this bike
great content dude! however, how heavy is it? manageable?
This bike is about 470 lbs. It is super manageable.
I suggest beginner riders start out on a Suzuki GS 750 / Honda CB 750 / Yamaha xj6 / Kawasaki kz750 all great beginner bikes more forgiven than a newer sports bike
Suzuki is way of my life
How much is the insurance?
I think it is about 30 a month.
sure, get 100hp in your first bike... what could go wrong?
Not blacked out
Its a speedyboi
I just bought my NEW right off The showroom floor 2020 GSX-S750. Damn thing is a nuetered bike.. no power for a 750. It struggles to get 97mph in 4th giving major throttle.
I don't mind that actually, it seems more fun to ride it hard in the canyons, I have a 600 that screams but I almost never get the space to use it, it's fun every once in a while but I get bored very quickly, I can't even stand to be on the highway that long I prefer back roads all day. That being said look into an ecu flash because yes from the factory it is pretty neutered .
I agree with c0dy1287. It is not a drag bike. Going in a straight line at 100mph is boring. Twisty country roads are for me. And yes get the ECU flashed.
the S stands for slow when talking to state farm
YES
I remember buying an rx7 convertible years ago, then I find out my insurance on a Corvette was cheaper from my insurance agent. Next time I check insurance first, the same issue happened when I bought a boat high insurance.
My fisrt bike, i'm 50, it's a 2020, just in love with the bike. I agree with all your video 👍🏍
thanks, riding is so much fun. Enjoy!
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nice bike i like it new friend here
Mines a gsx s750 phantom!
You left out that i literally gave you all the info of the kind of bike u should be looking at
I prefer older sports bike's
Zed not Zee 😂😂😂
It's a great bike, but it's NOT for beginners!!
Yea the insurance is crazy. Progressive- how long have u been riding?... over 10 years at the Dragon.
Progressive- have you ever been in an accident or had any speeding tickets?.... nope, flawless victory.
Ok then yearly full coverage on your 2021 R1 is $2,200..... REALLYYYYYY!
But factor in on top of that tires the last maybe 1500 miles, 100 miles out of a over 4 gallon tank no matter how u ride, i put mine up for sale n selling it next week. Took a 3k loss but really im already saving money. Putting deposit on a GSX-S750 matte black #2. Full HyperPro suspension from High level shop, Yosi AT2 tip n Moore Mafia will flash ecu n then ill be killin, ill be making some sick videos, subscribe for the ride my brother
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