Beginner Rider on a 2019 Suzuki GSXR 600 | REVISED REVIEW!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Back again with the GSXR 600! Thanks for watching my updated review on this bike. I had so much fun riding it around town. Catch you guys on the next one!
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Great review! I agree Gsxr’s are so comfortable, and just give u so much confidence out there on the road. Just a great all around bike! Only thing is squids love Gsxr’s for some reason...Well put together video👍 loved it! Excellent audio btw!! You just got another subscriber! Looking forward to the next video🤙🏻
I know! So hard to find a clean used gsxr these days. Thanks again for the support. And you as well!
If you know you are mature enough to control your right wrist then there is no better bike out there to start .
One thing, don't lie to your self
This thing is faassst!! 🏍
The rearsets are raised on my bike, which is why the stock one is more comfortable. More leg room lol
That maplestory background music !!!!! Brooo
Im a newish R3 rider, looking at one of these for my eventual upgrade after I improve more. Looks pretty good!
Super comfortable too! The only gripe I have is with the stock seat - it's not that comfortable. It can be upgraded though.
that's awesome! That is my first bike and I still own it! Excellent choice. Good on you for taking your time and learning on a small bike. 600cc packs alot of juice.
Great looking bike. Nice lines and design. I can see the attraction to some as a starter bike, though it still looks fairly large for a beginner rider. If haunted places bother you, keep clear of the East coast, especially from Boston down to DC.
The seat height is really low but definitely a good upgrade for a bigger sport bike. I hear the east coast is full of ghost stories! I’m huge into that and love reading and watching paranormal stuff!
@@CoffeeBrakes You should check out Weird NJ. One day I'd like to do a video on one of the places featured in the magazine. weirdnj.com
That'd be pretty cool, you might get featured so who knows. I like these kinds of stuff, its definitely interesting
I was like where is this music from! Then I read the description. holy flashback! I remember my level 140 dragon knight and I had an assassin with like 20 steelys. Nostalgia xD
I'm so glad you know it man! That awesome. Steelys were a rare drop What years did you play? MapleStory was a big part of my child hood! Started in 04-06.
@@CoffeeBrakes i played probably right around then definitely. I played a lot, hacked a lot too. Zakum runs for days lol
Vac Hack! lol. I remember when it took so long to kill Zakum, now it takes 3 seconds.
@@CoffeeBrakes ikr MS was at its best early on imo
Hell yes, when friends actually mattered lol
I love my L4 gsxr 600 but the best looking front clip on a sport bike is 06-08 ninjas
Those are clean, what color is your Gsxr?
I loveeee the Gixxer it will definitely be my first bike. Idk y people think the headlight is ugly I love itt also the mirrors are nice
I’ve been looking at getting a 2011 gsxr600 as my first bike. Bike has been dropped and involved in a small accident but owner has a receipt for everything that was worked on and replaced. I’m just worried about the power. But the bike only has 11k miles and he wants $5500 for it so I can easily pay cash and have money left over for gear. I just don’t think a 300 or 400 would cut it for my area due to speed limits and allot of highways. I want something that can get me going on the highway
That might be pretty expensive because at that many miles, you'll have to do valve adjustments soon. I would check for proper oil changes and tires. How does the bike run? You can definitely keep up on a 400 and then sell it down the road once you are more comfortable riding.
Thanks for sharing this nice video. Mine is old 2003 4078mileage but yours is way too nice & more expensive. So you still have the CBR? Be safe.
Of course and thank you for watching! Yes! This is my friends bike! It is sold now. I daily my CBR.
Coffee Brakes SWEET
Yooo i peep the maplestory music lmao. Nice bike man
Haha thanks bro. Glad you recognized it
You turned on the engine to give us the stock exhaust sound and at the same time, my son farted making me think it was that low exhaust note
You got me dying right now 😂😂😂
Coffee Brakes just being honest 🤣 but I do like your video 👌🏼
joeycbn I appreciate the support man! Many more reviews to come!
@@CoffeeBrakes im glad i came across your video. I'll be taking the MSF course soon and im considering getting a 600, I've look at a honda 600 cbr and i really like it. I haven't gone to look at this bike as of yet but i like this style
@@mikeanderson2152 thanks for watching man! The cbr600 and gsxr600 are both great bikes to get started on the 600cc classes. Low seat height and a more “comfortable” street bike vs the zx6r and the r6. I recommend taking it easy at first before going crazy on these 600cc sport bikes. Throttle response is sensitive and can send you flying! Keep me updated! Appreciate your time stopping by my channel.
If a 600 is small, my cbr150r is like a tiny-mini-almost-non-exsistant bike! Ahaha im aiming for a 600/650 tho!
600 is the way to go! Or get the Cbr 250rr! I need that bike in US! Nothing wrong with your bike man! Keep on riding bro!
How do you find this with no Abs versus Abs on your R3?
my r3 doesn't come with ABS but for the most part, the lower cc bikes don't really need ABS but its definitly helpful. Having no ABS helps with my braking technique and easing the handle
Bro is that MAPLESTORY BACKGROUND MUSIC?????
Is this more upright or 3/4 tuck or...? Compared with R3, for example
Compared to an r3, the gxsr 600 is alot more aggressive. Your leaning at about a 45 degree angle and the rearsets are higher up. The r3 is more upright and comfortable. But compared to all the other 600 brands, I'd say the gsxr is the most comfortable.
Coffee Brakes hey man thanks. Your replying to viewers keeps people coming back to your videos🤙🏽
Coffee Brakes what 600 bike would you recommend for someone who wants the LEAST aggressive ride experience?
As far as 600cc super sports class (Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha) it comes down to Gsxr 600 and the Cbr 600 as the most comfortable out of the four. I recommend you go into a dealership and sit on each 600. That's the best way to experience the riding position. What bike do you currently ride?
Coffee Brakes Yamaha MT-03!
Would you recommend this as a first bike? My friend has a 600 and he says this bike is great for a beginner if you’re aware of the power and understand how it works
Personally, I don’t recommend this as a first bike. Yes, your friend is correct, understanding the power is really important when riding any bike, even a 300. But for a 300, you can really get comfortable and enhance your skills before moving up to a 600. It will make you aware and become a better rider. If you do decide to go straight to a 600, just practice easing the throttle and respect the power. Anyways, I hope this helps! Be safe
@@CoffeeBrakes I appreciate the reply bro especially on a video that’s a couple months old! Personally never riding a bike I’m genuinely torn, weirdly my insurance is the same for a ninja 400, R3 and a CBR 600rr, I wouldn’t go near motorways when I first start riding just to get the fundamentals engrained in me and get my gearing, Rev matching and throttle all sorted..
If I take the plunge to 600 I’ll be sure to come back and let you know! 😂
@@tavisnettleingham693 of course bro. I was on the same boat as you. Don’t be discouraged, just keep riding and fixing your mistakes. For sure, if anything, I’d say the CBR or the gsxr is way more comfortable than the zx6r and r6. Take your time man. Absolutely no rush on riding. Keep practicing and enjoy the ride.
For sure, keep me updated, I’m genuinely interested. Thanks for watching bro 👊🏼
@@CoffeeBrakes yeah man, my friend is super knowledgeable and has said if I go 600 out right he’ll partner me riding backroads for the first couple of months to boost my confidence and increase my riding ability
I’ll check back 👌🏽 you got Twitter or insta that your active on?
@@tavisnettleingham693 Thats a good friend right there. You''ll be on the road in no time bro. Yeah, if you haven't already, you can sub on my channel, I'm trying to be active on my youtube but haven't had the time.
If you look in the description, I have my instagram and discord. I don't use twitter. Maybe if my youtube channel grows then I might consider investing in twitter.
So it's got Brembo's but no ABS? thats interesting.
Yeah, I thought there was Abs the first time I rode a gsxr 600
@@CoffeeBrakes I'm with you, I really thought there was ABS on those too.
I know this video is old but.... I started on 200 went to 600 had a busa and went back to a 600, in over 10 years riding... i can tell you that the gsx 600 and 750 are not beginner bikes.. if you wish they can be forever bikes... they have enough power for all your needs... you can literally break every speed limit in 1st gear... moral of the story, ride what you like and dont let anyone tell you any super sport at 600 and above cc is a beginner bike! you can keep it forever and still be fast, still have fun, still hit the track and still get yourself in a lot of trouble!
Bro is this maple story music?
Absolutely!
I'm 15 next week and I have quite a bit of experience with dirt bikes would you recommend a gsxr 600 or 750?
Hey bro! I prefer the 750 because I like that extra bit of power that I can play with but I’m definitely not downplaying the 600. For someone who is going from dirt to street bikes, start with a lower cc and slowly move up. A ninja 400 or an R3 would work well especially getting into sportsbikes.
@@CoffeeBrakes ninja 400 is good for everyone... jump on one youll see!
I just did! I made a review on it a couple of weeks ago. I had a blast on it!
@@CoffeeBrakes if its published i go watch it ritenoaw!
@@ragimundvonwallat8961 yes it is!
You from jersey bro?
I'm not bro, From Cali!
I bought a 2005 gsxr 600 with 7038 miles for $2500. Got it off of a guy who bought it, dropped it and put it in his back yard for 2 years. Replaced the fuel pump, spark plugs, oil and filter change and the computer since he burned it out jump starting it the day I bought it. He wanted $3500 so I think I got a deal.
This vs CBR600RR?
Both are good bikes and sits lower than a r6 and zx6r. Both engines are reliable depending if you are buying used or new. Just goes down to the aesthetics you are looking for. Have you seen the new 2021 cbr600? Super clean
@@CoffeeBrakes yup but it’ll be a little before I can get that lol looking at first bikes for commuting to college in a year or so.
@@TheJMan1K sounds good man. Commuting to college on motorcycles is probably the best thing I did in college. Keep me updated on what you get!
Right on brotha. I'm a beginner aswell and just started vlogging. Keep it up. #TwistoftheRisk
Thank you for stopping by bro! I'll definitely check out your channel brotha! Ride safe.
I live right by there
Haha nice. What do you ride?
@@CoffeeBrakes 07 GSXR 750
Color scheme is sexy!
my favorite one!
2011 to 2020
The2018 750 was my choice Keeping it all stock
Nice!, yeah, no need to mod anything since those bikes are already super fast for the streets. You can do a few cosmetic mods.
Somehow Suzuki always manages to design the most horrendously deformed front headlights imaginable.
Bro, u don't even know what you want to say lol