Top 10 Beginner Motorcyclist MISTAKES (Must Avoid)
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Biggest advanced rider mistake is being too comfortable. You get too comfortable suddenly you're going 80 in the rain on the highway and highside through a large puddle. Always keep in mind... Having a bike, even though you're riding slow, is better than not having a bike because you have to fix it or yourself.
2 week noob here. Just fell off my bike for the first time today. Me and the bike are ok. Thank you for the great content.
My first bike was not only a liter bike but a Jamie James Productions R1... can confirm, it was a monumental mistake. The only thing I learned on that bike was that if I didn't get rid of it I was 100% going to die riding it. Been riding 20 years now and that thing would still more bike than I would ever need. Sold it for more than I bought it for though so not all a loss.
Oh boy, I remember exactly a year ago I was watching fresh video from Yammie, excited to buy my first motorcycle, having my MSF course scheduled in two weeks. Good ol days, now I’m watching this video excited for a good weather (midwest life) to get back on that horse, if you’re thinking about getting one, and you’re reasonable, relatively mature, and have a will, don’t think, just buy a bike
I want to say thank you, Last August I bought a CBR 600 as my first bike and have been steadily learning on my own. I wouldn’t have gotten the confidence without watching your videos and tips.
The Backing into a spot thing is gold for every vehicle it dramatically reduces the risk of accidents. back into spots your driveway your garage, then you are always leaving driving forward.
Dang my wife just bought me a 2022 grom because she heard me talking about wanting one. I’m glad I got it as a beginner bike it’s so fun to ride around town and easy to learn on
Gonna definitely keep in mind, been riding a couple years now but never hurts to brush up 👍
Starting on a dual sport is one of the very few smart decisions I ever made.
I give mad love to the YN team cause they went hard enough to remind us where we started...Yet being 161 to reply for this knowledgeable gem of facts...All I can think of is Yam's smiling face driving his Z healing up saying he was going to get back on a bike...Well done papa...and thanks Yammie, Spite, Josh, Whitney, Yusaku, and Nick!!
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Never been so early lol , papa bless my (will be very expenssive and probably not worth it) Yamaha XT550 engine rebuild 🤌
I started on an 06 R1 and ill tell ya. There's plenty of power below 12.5k lol. Without any rider aids, they love to kick out/spin the tire even at relatively low Rpm. Not to mention that front tire until you're up into 3rd WILL come up under power and if you don't know what to do with it you're gunna loop it. So yeah I concur. Somedays i wish i started on something smaller for a couple reasons. First reason is learning curve. It's much harder to get comfy when you're terrified. Second, You don't have room to wind it out and go through gears so if you're looking to have any type of leisure riding with your cruiser buddies, you're in for a rough time. Just my personal 2 cents and at the end of the day I love my R1 and I'm happy I started on it but It's not for everyone.
Perfect video for anyone just starting out, all amazing things to look out for and do!
I love your videos, keep on the great work!
I started out on a Vulcan 900 Classic, the 903cc sounds very daunting, but to be honest the power delivery range helps keep the squid living deep inside me in check.
Your videos are fun to watch. Thank you for sharing!
I'm really liking your choices on scoring these videos!
15 years ago I learned to ride on a Kawasaki 500. Perfect beginner bike for me. Currently riding a VTX1800F. Love it