I really appreciate this video.. haven’t gotten a bike yet but am planning on either getting an R3 or R6(because I’ve been told I’d get bored with an R3 quick and don’t wanna have to buy two bikes in one year) what would you recommend?
My recommendation is to take the motorcycle safety course in your area. It’s usually a two day course only $250. They teach you soooo much info and you get to practice on their bikes. Once you finish the course you should feel confident enough on a bike to get that r6
Nah brother don’t listen to people get a r3 get simple skills under your belt r6 is very powerful for a beginner a rider unless you are older and you can control temptation of going fast if you can’t control your self don’t even think about getting r6 you will get hurt my advice now up to you good luck
@@hardscope7744 Alright man, Appreciate it I’ll start on the R3 I don’t think I have those speed temptation.. but if I do the R6 would probably be too much for me to handle
Yes. As your rear wheel turns slower and slower, you're forcing the engine to turn slower too. If it turns too slow, it will stall. So you have to disconnect the engine from the gearbox and the rear wheel so that the engine can keep running. You will make the bike stall a few times when you're just getting started, but it gets easier.
Walking the bike is a really simple but great idea to get a feel for the bike before starting the engine.
Awesome video. This will be very useful very soon. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great video, very clear. Thanks for the help!
Great video brother, thank you for your time. Beautiful bike too, I just picked up a 2021 Ninja 400 for my first bike
Thank you for watching. Congrats on the new bike ! Ride safe 🤙🏿🤙🏿
Let me get a sticker or sumn lol great videos
How you liking it brother got 2016 se myself and guess what still my dream bike
I love it , it was my dream bike for so long that it’s was surreal to own it.
I really appreciate this video.. haven’t gotten a bike yet but am planning on either getting an R3 or R6(because I’ve been told I’d get bored with an R3 quick and don’t wanna have to buy two bikes in one year) what would you recommend?
My recommendation is to take the motorcycle safety course in your area. It’s usually a two day course only $250. They teach you soooo much info and you get to practice on their bikes. Once you finish the course you should feel confident enough on a bike to get that r6
@@RealJay1k Appreciate you man.. can’t wait to watch your follow up vids
Nah brother don’t listen to people get a r3 get simple skills under your belt r6 is very powerful for a beginner a rider unless you are older and you can control temptation of going fast if you can’t control your self don’t even think about getting r6 you will get hurt my advice now up to you good luck
@@hardscope7744 Alright man, Appreciate it I’ll start on the R3 I don’t think I have those speed temptation.. but if I do the R6 would probably be too much for me to handle
Do you need to pull in clutch while braking
Yes. As your rear wheel turns slower and slower, you're forcing the engine to turn slower too. If it turns too slow, it will stall. So you have to disconnect the engine from the gearbox and the rear wheel so that the engine can keep running. You will make the bike stall a few times when you're just getting started, but it gets easier.
What kinds of kawasaki is that?
This is a Zx14r
Cheers mate I'm just starting on a 125 big help
I’m glad I could help !