Sorry for your brothers accident, speedy recovery, when I was watching him riding bike all I could think is accident waiting to happen, some people just don't have a natural aptitude to ride bikes, my brothers first bike was a cbr600f new in 2000year 2 weeks later he was a paraplegic!!! This brought it all back to me he recently passed away from complications off his condition, I have always carried some guilt as I have been biking since 13y and my brothers interests grew for bikes, a mid life crises found him secretly passing his test and turning up on his new bike to surprise me! When I watched him ride away my heart sank and I new it's a matter off time ! Same as your brother, but he was much luckier, please make sure biking is your vocation before comiting, I am 60y now and have several bikes but when I was a little kid cycling was all I wanted to do so on to motorcycles, I had all my offs on the dirt before the road and still going strong, you see when we were young my brother would always crash my bicycles and even some early motorcycle, but it all gets a bit real when you jump on modern sport bikes, I know it was t his fault but it never is, defensive riding and natural ability goes a long way, I would never buy any one a bike, if you feel the desire enough you will find a way. Not a dig, more a cautionary story.
Wish your brother quick and full recovery, hope he'll be walking again soon! Smart words out of you. Be active as a rider, prepare for the worst, expect the other road users to do the unthinkable. Still, won't make you 100% safe but it'll make greater chances of you to survive.
Been watching your channel for 2 years since I started working on my bikes myself. So sorry to hear about the incident and wishing your brother a speedy recovery!
I'm recovering from my accident that happened a month ago, broken ankle. Wasn't speeding and someone hit me from the side at highway speeds. Accidents like mine and his are eye opening because it shows you how vulnerable we are when riding bikes with other people that are not paying attention.
I’m Glade your Brothers Ok & Making a Full Recovery! Anybody who is New to Crotch Rockets. Plz do a Local TrackDay too familiarize Yourself with the Bike & it’s Limits… It Truly can save your life.. Also Side Note. You Did the Right Thing as in Teaching Your Brother How to Stop Correctly Big Bonus Points. That Right there prolly saved his life.. 2nd video I’ve watched of yours. Loving the Channel So Far.. ❤
Sorry for your bothers' misfortune. Happy to hear he is recovering "well" 👍🏽👍🏽. We ALL have another reason to Thank GOD literally, for His mercy & grace. -😊
Glad to know you bros good. Someone was looking after him 🙏🏽. Hope he can recover soon enough. Taking a step back for that chain sound. Did you check the front sprocket?. OEM sprockets come with a rubber cushion for sound. Aftermarket typically don’t. Something to think about next time you run into it.
I've always loved motorbikes and I've had one since I was 12 years old, I'm 47 years old and I haven't had a motorbike in 12 years, I had the Yamaha R6 one night I managed to avoid having an accident twice.... I don't know how but I had reflexes and a lot of luck .... I stopped driving a motorcycle at night.... it became too dangerous even with all the care.... and over time, I gave up on having a motorcycle... but I still love it!
Happy your brother is alive! Was he wearing gear at the time of the accident? When i saw that chain and the overfilling of oil i cringed to my core. About the easiest jobs you learn first thing when riding a motorcycle. How long would that guy have ridden like that?
@@Cbrarrgod bless you’re OK. Make sure to remind your brother it’s not his fault because I’m sure he has cried himself to sleep over this blaming himself
First thought when seeing the back wheel was it looks misaligned, wondered if it was the way the mudguard was hanging. Then you showed the difference in the wheel adjusting blocks. Wild.
Even though he was inexperienced, and it wasnt his fault entirely, this also makes me really glad to have the european license system here. Have to start small, 3 exams to even be allowed on the road, at 18 you can start on a 125cc. 20years old for 35kw, and if you have your 35kw for 2 years, you can get a full power bike, or if not experienced at 24 years old, or "code 80" at 21, with a automatically released restriction to 35kw for 2 years. I'm sorry, but he didnt seem educated enough on motorcycles to me to ride even a 35kw safely on the road.
Sending prayers for your brother for a speedy recovery 🙏🏻 it's hard to say for me I spent 58 days in the hospital I was doing 30mph dude turned in front of me had a TBI bleeding on my brain multiple broken bones in my neck they done surgery on multiple broken bones in my back they done surgery on broken right shoulder and broken collar bone crushed in sternum bleeding on my heart 13 broken ribs 2 punctured lungs missing part of my right lung they plated all my right ribs some road rash I was on my way to celebrate my younger half brother's birthday on 8-15-2020 and I never made it I'm still recovering I still ride I am hoping to get my bike back on the road this season I have 3 bikes I have my 07 gsxr 750 (Penny) I was on here in the accident I took most of the damage I also have a 2017 gsxr 750 (Suki) and a 04 Yamaha r6 don't have a name for her yet she's probably going to be my daily beater bike anyway praying for your brother glad he's still with you ride safe everyone 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️💪💪🤜🤜🤜
The reason the chain was so noisy was because the last owner put on a new chain and didnt change the sprockets, with the chain being too tight like that it wears the teeth of the sprockets unevenly then when they put new chain on it catches on the new chain because its not worn even to the sprocket, I know because I have changed chain before without changing sprocket and it made that exact sound, always change it as a set, n dont buy $50 amazon chain n sprocket, get a nice one like vortex n you wont have to adjust it or change it every 3 months, hope he has a speedy recovery just figured id solve that mystery for you if no one else has
I bought a brand new Triumph Tiger 660 sport. It's not a rocket, but I think it is too much for me as my first motorcycle. Im thinking of purchasing something less powerful because I want to learn well. I'm in my 40s, just trying to enjoy my ride. I'll always drive safe.
Some of yall don’t realize that I had a 300 for over a year prior to this 600rr. This was the first time I had ridden a larger bike so I was taking it easy and babying the thing. Stop acting like I had no idea what I was doing. The accident was unpreventable and in no way my fault.
Two years ago, someone pulled across the road, directly in front of me and I was going 55 mph. Broken knee, broken hand and massive concussion. I will not stop riding but I do wear a helmet now lol.
Dude, with all respect, I wouldn't let your brother ride a motorcycle on the street at all... He was not ready in that video to drive on the street... He needs a lot of practice first with bike 50 or 125ccm, than to take 600ccm... He almost killed in that accident. He has injuries as if he fell from a plane :(
@@sirmsfthe’s got a point though, in the video he was riding with duck feet, straight arms, heels on pegs and he seemed to had trouble with the uturn. Maybe a lack of practice/confidence was a contributing factor to the final outcome, however accidents happen and I’ve got no reason to doubt the video so I’m not blaming the rider.
@@sirmsftthe guy who wrote the comment is right. I rode a 200cc bike as my beginner bike. I had trouble in the first 1 year. I ride similar like his brother. I had trouble in turns like that, at stop light i duck walking. But after 3 years of riding the bike i finally got the perfect feet position, and only use 1 feet to stop my bike and never had to stop while taking tight turn just swiftly turn without problem. I think his brother doesn't push his 300cc enough to learn. The point of starting in lower cc bike is that u push it to the limit, and u correct your mistake and learn to improve over time. Some ppl took 2 years. For me it took me 3 years. Maybe his brother doesn't ride his 300 longer than i think. Sometimes u think u are ready, but the truth u are not ready
Yeah man gotta pick your poisons, cbr600rrs from early 2000s and I think just a few years ago finally got abs and other safety features, older ones don’t have any of that and are unforgiving if you don’t know how to ride with huge experience to sport bikes
Absolutely don’t put a beginner on a bike like this unless they come from a racing back ground or dirt bike background. Huge mistake! Just noticed I don’t think it’s your chain bud. I believe it could be your rear wheel Alignment I can see in the video it’s not aligned Straight. It’s cocked to the right by a lot.. which would cause the teeth on sprockets to make that grinding sound. Just a thought. Tn Local..
Im really sorry about your brother, wish him a speedy recovery. But ive got to be brutally honest. You bought a sportsbike to someone who clearly doesnt even know how to shift, ride or have the proper gear. Hope it's a lesson learned. Dude should have been rocking some ninja 400...
I quite literally had a ninja 300 for a year before I got that bike. I know how to ride very well. I was taking it easy on a new bike I had never been in before…
@@Cbrarr if you "knew how to ride very well" you wouldn't look like a squatting duck struggling to properly change gears, even while taking it easy. Sorry i don't want to be mean but you should really reflect on your skills before getting back on a bike, if you ever plan to. Good luck
An accident is exactly what the word means, your extra explanation is not an accident. It has nothing to do with being a car driver, you have accidents with cars more because there are more of them 🤔🤔. Do you change if you drive a car? This is what your claiming.
Oh God.. I wish your brother a full recovery
Sorry for your brothers accident, speedy recovery, when I was watching him riding bike all I could think is accident waiting to happen, some people just don't have a natural aptitude to ride bikes, my brothers first bike was a cbr600f new in 2000year 2 weeks later he was a paraplegic!!! This brought it all back to me he recently passed away from complications off his condition, I have always carried some guilt as I have been biking since 13y and my brothers interests grew for bikes, a mid life crises found him secretly passing his test and turning up on his new bike to surprise me! When I watched him ride away my heart sank and I new it's a matter off time ! Same as your brother, but he was much luckier, please make sure biking is your vocation before comiting, I am 60y now and have several bikes but when I was a little kid cycling was all I wanted to do so on to motorcycles, I had all my offs on the dirt before the road and still going strong, you see when we were young my brother would always crash my bicycles and even some early motorcycle, but it all gets a bit real when you jump on modern sport bikes, I know it was t his fault but it never is, defensive riding and natural ability goes a long way, I would never buy any one a bike, if you feel the desire enough you will find a way. Not a dig, more a cautionary story.
Wish your brother quick and full recovery, hope he'll be walking again soon!
Smart words out of you. Be active as a rider, prepare for the worst, expect the other road users to do the unthinkable.
Still, won't make you 100% safe but it'll make greater chances of you to survive.
My god, terrible to hear about the accident, those X rays were brutal. Thankfully your brother is with you. Wishing him a speedy recovery
Been watching your channel for 2 years since I started working on my bikes myself. So sorry to hear about the incident and wishing your brother a speedy recovery!
I'm recovering from my accident that happened a month ago, broken ankle. Wasn't speeding and someone hit me from the side at highway speeds. Accidents like mine and his are eye opening because it shows you how vulnerable we are when riding bikes with other people that are not paying attention.
I wish your brother a full recovery. Have a great year!
I’m Glade your Brothers Ok & Making a Full Recovery! Anybody who is New to Crotch Rockets. Plz do a Local TrackDay too familiarize Yourself with the Bike & it’s Limits… It Truly can save your life.. Also Side Note. You Did the Right Thing as in Teaching Your Brother How to Stop Correctly Big Bonus Points. That Right there prolly saved his life.. 2nd video I’ve watched of yours. Loving the Channel So Far.. ❤
Really tough one. Wishing him a speedy recovery.
Damn glad he is okay and wishing him a speedy recovery... 🙏
I know the feeling I was also in a wreck the same way and it's not a good feeling but thanks goodness he is alive. Respect
Sorry for your bothers' misfortune. Happy to hear he is recovering "well" 👍🏽👍🏽. We ALL have another reason to Thank GOD literally, for His mercy & grace. -😊
I met miller right before his wreck straight up a good dude man sorry it happened to him much love y’all’s way tho
Dang bro, your brother got an open book fracture….oooo that’s gotta hurt! Praying for a speedy recovery.
Glad to know you bros good. Someone was looking after him 🙏🏽. Hope he can recover soon enough.
Taking a step back for that chain sound. Did you check the front sprocket?. OEM sprockets come with a rubber cushion for sound. Aftermarket typically don’t. Something to think about next time you run into it.
I've always loved motorbikes and I've had one since I was 12 years old, I'm 47 years old and I haven't had a motorbike in 12 years, I had the Yamaha R6 one night I managed to avoid having an accident twice.... I don't know how but I had reflexes and a lot of luck .... I stopped driving a motorcycle at night.... it became too dangerous even with all the care.... and over time, I gave up on having a motorcycle... but I still love it!
I ride but not at night or rain, Don all that in younger years, if it can be helped just for pleasure now, 42years in the saddle though.
wishing him a speedy recovery!!
Happy your brother is alive! Was he wearing gear at the time of the accident? When i saw that chain and the overfilling of oil i cringed to my core. About the easiest jobs you learn first thing when riding a motorcycle. How long would that guy have ridden like that?
Unfortunately I wasn’t wearing any gear. But even if I was it wouldn’t have changed anything. I only have internal injuries and no roadrash
@@Cbrarrgod bless you’re OK. Make sure to remind your brother it’s not his fault because I’m sure he has cried himself to sleep over this blaming himself
First thought when seeing the back wheel was it looks misaligned, wondered if it was the way the mudguard was hanging. Then you showed the difference in the wheel adjusting blocks. Wild.
Hi Benjamin
Was a nice bike but i am just glad that your brother is a life. The noise is front sprocket and chain.
gees bud I hope he will come out of this...strongs to you and your family
That guy Miller. Had some good times riding together before I wrecked mine 🫠
🫶🫶
i am glad your brother is fine now but i wish if you could have rebuild her.
Even though he was inexperienced, and it wasnt his fault entirely, this also makes me really glad to have the european license system here. Have to start small, 3 exams to even be allowed on the road, at 18 you can start on a 125cc. 20years old for 35kw, and if you have your 35kw for 2 years, you can get a full power bike, or if not experienced at 24 years old, or "code 80" at 21, with a automatically released restriction to 35kw for 2 years. I'm sorry, but he didnt seem educated enough on motorcycles to me to ride even a 35kw safely on the road.
damn, hope he's doing better now.
glad it wasn't worse.
damn , USA has by far the worst healthcare and insurance system in the world , glad your bro is recovering well.
Yeah I'm uk and was shocked when he said $ 50,000 for chopper
Sending prayers for your brother for a speedy recovery 🙏🏻 it's hard to say for me I spent 58 days in the hospital I was doing 30mph dude turned in front of me had a TBI bleeding on my brain multiple broken bones in my neck they done surgery on multiple broken bones in my back they done surgery on broken right shoulder and broken collar bone crushed in sternum bleeding on my heart 13 broken ribs 2 punctured lungs missing part of my right lung they plated all my right ribs some road rash I was on my way to celebrate my younger half brother's birthday on 8-15-2020 and I never made it I'm still recovering I still ride I am hoping to get my bike back on the road this season I have 3 bikes I have my 07 gsxr 750 (Penny) I was on here in the accident I took most of the damage I also have a 2017 gsxr 750 (Suki) and a 04 Yamaha r6 don't have a name for her yet she's probably going to be my daily beater bike anyway praying for your brother glad he's still with you ride safe everyone 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️💪💪🤜🤜🤜
Not everyone is ready for a 600 man... best wishes to all of you hope he recovers fast
It’s ok to be wrong sometimes
The reason the chain was so noisy was because the last owner put on a new chain and didnt change the sprockets, with the chain being too tight like that it wears the teeth of the sprockets unevenly then when they put new chain on it catches on the new chain because its not worn even to the sprocket, I know because I have changed chain before without changing sprocket and it made that exact sound, always change it as a set, n dont buy $50 amazon chain n sprocket, get a nice one like vortex n you wont have to adjust it or change it every 3 months, hope he has a speedy recovery just figured id solve that mystery for you if no one else has
2007, 11,000m? Do ppl not ride or maybe have 2 bikes?
My sister just got a zxr6 and im dreading this moment too its too much bike for her to handle
goddamn, what was the speed limit? 60? how did he fall so hard to break so many bones, best of luck tho
I bought a brand new Triumph Tiger 660 sport. It's not a rocket, but I think it is too much for me as my first motorcycle. Im thinking of purchasing something less powerful because I want to learn well. I'm in my 40s, just trying to enjoy my ride. I'll always drive safe.
Some of yall don’t realize that I had a 300 for over a year prior to this 600rr. This was the first time I had ridden a larger bike so I was taking it easy and babying the thing. Stop acting like I had no idea what I was doing. The accident was unpreventable and in no way my fault.
Two years ago, someone pulled across the road, directly in front of me and I was going 55 mph. Broken knee, broken hand and massive concussion. I will not stop riding but I do wear a helmet now lol.
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Dude, with all respect, I wouldn't let your brother ride a motorcycle on the street at all... He was not ready in that video to drive on the street... He needs a lot of practice first with bike 50 or 125ccm, than to take 600ccm... He almost killed in that accident. He has injuries as if he fell from a plane :(
Your grammar is horrible and in the video the guy said multiple times that his brother had a 300cc bike before
@@sirmsfthe’s got a point though, in the video he was riding with duck feet, straight arms, heels on pegs and he seemed to had trouble with the uturn. Maybe a lack of practice/confidence was a contributing factor to the final outcome, however accidents happen and I’ve got no reason to doubt the video so I’m not blaming the rider.
@@sirmsft so the right answer her brother is not capable to handle middle weight class motorcycle category
@@sirmsftthe guy who wrote the comment is right. I rode a 200cc bike as my beginner bike. I had trouble in the first 1 year. I ride similar like his brother. I had trouble in turns like that, at stop light i duck walking. But after 3 years of riding the bike i finally got the perfect feet position, and only use 1 feet to stop my bike and never had to stop while taking tight turn just swiftly turn without problem. I think his brother doesn't push his 300cc enough to learn. The point of starting in lower cc bike is that u push it to the limit, and u correct your mistake and learn to improve over time. Some ppl took 2 years. For me it took me 3 years. Maybe his brother doesn't ride his 300 longer than i think. Sometimes u think u are ready, but the truth u are not ready
This would be a great comment, if we could read it without getting a headache.
dude glad to hear hes okay at the end of the day, but on another note damn your lashes just be fluttering majestically
Next project MV Agusta brutale 800RR
Thats my worst nightmare i dont ride at night just because of this
Yeah man gotta pick your poisons, cbr600rrs from early 2000s and I think just a few years ago finally got abs and other safety features, older ones don’t have any of that and are unforgiving if you don’t know how to ride with huge experience to sport bikes
You are sapose to ck it (the pul) on the stand it's not overfilled
This Benjamin is a very rough and maccho person
Do not drive your brother motorcycle again. If you want your brother alive.
🙏🏾🙏🏾
Absolutely don’t put a beginner on a bike like this unless they come from a racing back ground or dirt bike background. Huge mistake! Just noticed I don’t think it’s your chain bud. I believe it could be your rear wheel Alignment I can see in the video it’s not aligned Straight. It’s cocked to the right by a lot.. which would cause the teeth on sprockets to make that grinding sound. Just a thought. Tn Local..
I ride a 2007 honda cbr1000rr repsol
Im really sorry about your brother, wish him a speedy recovery. But ive got to be brutally honest. You bought a sportsbike to someone who clearly doesnt even know how to shift, ride or have the proper gear. Hope it's a lesson learned. Dude should have been rocking some ninja 400...
I quite literally had a ninja 300 for a year before I got that bike. I know how to ride very well. I was taking it easy on a new bike I had never been in before…
@@Cbrarr if you "knew how to ride very well" you wouldn't look like a squatting duck struggling to properly change gears, even while taking it easy. Sorry i don't want to be mean but you should really reflect on your skills before getting back on a bike, if you ever plan to. Good luck
Seems your brother don't know how to ride...
Yeah ' but it makes for good content !
Let’s get on the twisties and see who rides better yeah? Then you’ll see that I’m not an inexperienced as i look
That chain sounds dry as fuck, needs waxed or lubed.
After drenching it lube it still was loud. It was too far gone
An accident is exactly what the word means, your extra explanation is not an accident. It has nothing to do with being a car driver, you have accidents with cars more because there are more of them 🤔🤔. Do you change if you drive a car? This is what your claiming.
Driver error.
Supposed to look out for motorcycles, cyclists etc
Happens to the best of us!
That bike was way 2 much for him at start..glad he's okay and nxt time put him on a 250..b safe.peace
No thank you. I had a 300 for over a year
Move to great Britain it's all for free here any situation
My god, terrible to hear about the accident, those X rays were brutal. Thankfully your brother is with you. Wishing him a speedy recovery