Got more questions? Ask away, and if we get enough maybe we'll do a part two. As always don't forget to check out the Beginner Bike Giveaway Series, and sign up to win a FREE BIKE on yammienoob.co
I ride a kymco like 150, a scooter. The first time I drove it for real, no highway or interstate with that thing, I felt exhilarating. Even more so when I finally got comfortable with it and started line splitting and passing everyone.
Hey Yammie, long time subscriber and watcher. Have you ever considered doing a triumph T100 or street twin for the beginner bike giveaway? I’d love to see you mod one. I know it’s not up your alley but I still think it would be cool to see what you would do to it.
Went out on my first real ride this morning. First ten minutes: DONTDIEDONTDIEIMTERRIFIEDJESUSCHRISTHELPME Next hour and a half: ... Nothing. I was thinking absolutey nothing. I was feeling. I was living in that moment. There was nothing else. It was incredible. Except my hands were super cold (I should get glove liners). That sucked. But everything else was awesome. It was the most zen I've ever felt in my life.
@@sustachatoon My uncle (who got me into riding) passed away recently, and the family was like "didn't you just get your endorcement?" So right now I'm riding his Honda VT1100.
I took my new (2nd hand) mt07 out yesterday. I started at the carpark and then ended up on some windey back roads 5 hours later 😂 i was terrified at first simply cause of the yoshi system on the bike but after 4 hours of getting upto 3rd gear and hitting turns at 40km in a carpark i felt confident enough to take it on the back roads and felt so relieved. My hands are *killing* me haha
Just got my first bike, never been on a bike. No dirt bikes, well a couple times over 10 yrs ago. I bought a 2010 zx6r... will say don't buy brand new!!!! Anyways, I got on it immediately and learned. Have had it for about 2-3 months. Have topped it out already, 160!!! Yes, I still get scared at times. But just relax, keep your eyes OPEN, and watch out for other motorists!!!!!!! I mean that. Let me know what you got or are gonna get. Gonna start a channel of my own. From a rookie, and let people see my skills get better!! Hopefully help out others who are scared because EVERYONE I mean EVERYONE you talk to says don't do it, they are dangerous. Don't get a bike (besides people who ride already) but yes the channel. Rookie to Stunting!!! Good luck, be safe!
When you pull on your helmet the world disappears, yet there's an excitement, an anticipation of what is coming next. You sit on the bike and your immediate thought is "I'm taking the long way home". :)
The first time when I went on my motorbike and I got my first nod from other biker I literally start screaming in my helmet from happiness. You straight away becoming a part of the crew. The way that adrenaline kicks in and the freedom that you have is hard to explain, but it’s something that everyone should experience in their life. It is also interesting how attached you get to your bike and without even knowing you name it on the first day of the ride. It is definitely a life changing experience
Lol I got so attached to my bike on the first rip of the throttle when my buddie asked if he could ride I said buy your own you dick head!! 😂😂😂 but then the next day I let him take it on the high way
@@Avrelianvs1870123 I am on CB125F at the moment. She’s all black and I side panels read by myself because she have few red accents and it she’s looking stunning!!! I call her Princess 😅
New rider here. At 38 and getting divorced the stress levels are above normal. My step-daughter offered to let me learn on her CBR500R and after a bunch of slow turn training, down shifting and trips around the block I was ready for my first actual ride away from home. The feeling during the ride was awesome. All thoughts about anything other then freedom, excitement and being one with the bike were gone. I can't thank her enough for my first experience. It was awesome.
@@justposi Yes. Definitely still riding and loving every minute of it. Shortly after her letting me borrow the CBR, I took a class to get my license quicker. Ended up getting a 2020 Ninja 650, which I love, but feel it's time to upgrade when possible. Thanks for the response and be safe out there.
@@JLman3705 Nice im 40 and i just made a purchase of Yamaha MT-03 its my first bike did a year of Maxi Scooter riding and now starting easy looking for chill relaxed mountain rides and enjoying the scenery. Ride safe brother
16 yrs old here. After watching many of papa yam’s videos, I landed on a ninja 300 for my first bike. Absolutely love it. Learning quick and having fun. Update: new proud owner of a 2012 ninja 1000
I had the ninja 450 as my first bike. Smaller Ninja's are great for first bikes in my opinion. After a year tho I wanted something new and got a Harley Davidson Night Train. Congrats and safe travels mate!
@@NotABot-px7ky thats a great choice, you get it yet? ive found out riding is like a drug, its insanely addicting! youll be making excuses to go ride all the time.
Also went out on my first bike 4 days ago and looped around my suburban neighborhood, hitting a top speed of 30mph. It was incredible, a little scary, and super amazing.
Hey dude, i just got my bike like 2 weeks ago, first 2 days i rode it for like 450 km :))), one week later my thumb and wrist still numb but damn it i don't care, it feels like you are in your own world exactly like you said it and now i got to take a pause till my brand new tires come, then it's cruiseing time again .. I found you 2 days before i got my CBR600RR and I watched like half your videos and i wanna thank you for all the tips i got from you my dude .. it is true what you said : with maturity and awareness of your developing skills, riding alone and "in a way avoiding the first gear".. anything is posible 😂 ..
Nice! I was looking at GSXR 600s or ZX6Rs but here in Ontairo where I live I would have payed like 600 dollars a month even with an M2 license. I started with a CBR300R and just bought a brand new 2020 Triumph Street Triple R and damn I cannot wait to pick her up. I only have like a month left in this riding season and its getting pretty cold out but I think I could get it broken in before christmas.
@@ThorgalsWalhalla Its worlds apart! The cbr300r was like 25 or so HP, the Street is 115HP so its like miles apart lol. I could do the same speeds as the cbr without ever getting above 4k but once you hit 8k to 10k it just starts pulling super hard and the next thing you know your doing 140km/h in a 50 zone. I will say that it sucks ass on the highway, especially if there is any cross wind you'll get beaten up and shoved around. You have no wind protection so long distance rides on windy days aren't all that fun, but in the twisty roads and calm days its a riot. Super comfortable to sit and you have tons of power, I don't think I felt so giddy when I got on that bike in a long time. Definitely worth the money and insurance costs.
I started driving a year ago, during the first ride I couldn't stop laughing at happiness. Now, after 4 months without a motorcycle (due to broken carburetors) I could finally go for a ride yesterday. It may sound strange - but I felt like someone gave me my wings back.
My first ride I had a bit of anxiety but not scared. My wife was probably the reason for that. She wasn't worried about me riding and trusted my judgment. So as a 29 year old father of 6 (yes I said 6), the biggest thrill was when cornering became smooth and counter-steering was applied easily.
Man just bought a used Ninja 650 to learn on yesterday - did some clutch drills, got it to 20mph down my street and I was hooked. Unbeatable feeling. Thanks for the vids man. Very helpful
I really, REALLY like having Spite on the channel, he's pretty cool and the dynamic between Yam and himself is very entertaining, he's really helped elevate the content on Yammie Noob to a higher level.
Isn’t it dangerous? Hell yeah! That’s why, when your riding you are in the moment, you’re aware of every rock, drop of oil or hazard on the road... you are alive.
"You like Icon helmets but it doesn't fit your head so you opt for a Shoei." Were you stalking me this last Christmas? Icon Airflite wouldn't go on my head so I forked out the extra $170 for the RF-1200..... How does he know??!!
Meh, depends on your noggin....Bought an RF1200, returned for an Arai Signet Q. RF1200 felt like it was going to burn a hole into my forehead after 45 mins, needed that long oval for my egghead.
I am glad that you insist on the MSF course. I do the same when I get questions from people that want to start riding. I also tell them to ignore others trying to make them push themselves way farther than they are ready for.
As far as beginner helmets go, The Scorpion Exo-420 is an excellent full face helmet that is incredibly affordable. It has Snell and Dot certs, is pretty comfy and relatively quiet, and has great airflow.
Watched yammi for a week. Hopped on my bike and learned how to ride on my own 🤣. That was yesterday. Made it home and I can go to 3rd gear. 1 st time no drop. 2 stalls
Also, not a lot of people talk about this, but engine cc =/= horsepower. My 700cc naked bike isn't as powerful as a 600cc sport bike. Different types of bikes have way different gearing, frames, weight, etc, that greatly affect its speed and handling.
CC for me has no direct link to power and performance of a bike. My Stryker is a 1300cc Twin and I'm pretty shure I would be smoked by guys on 650cc sport bikes.
Yep, and there's a massive difference between types of bikes when it comes to CC's as well. A 300cc sportbike is fine, but for cruisers one tends to look at 1000cc or over. Also, I would say that even hp's =/= hp's...well, sorta. At least equally important is the torque.
@@ajdegroot1980 I think that torque and the rpm/torque curve is more important than maximum horse powers. Any power surges make a bike less controllable and more dangerous for beginners. As an experienced rider I still prefer a smooth power curve.
Hey Yammie, I am a 67 year old guy in Australia who has just returned to riding after a 25 year layoff, bought a 150 then a 300 and finally settled on a Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor and all within 18 months, so apart from losing a few bucks every time I changed and dropping my first bike in the driveway :( I have had a blast and love to ride especially on my own and you are right about the helmet being your own space, I can sing at the top of my lungs and nobody cares :). Keep vlogging G'day from Australia.
I got my first bike a few weeks ago and it's changing my life. Going out for a ride is so cathartic. I've never been so excited about something new in my life and your videos are so helpful and informative.
When I first got on my new bike, although a 300cc, I immediately felt the power difference between my CB300r and my friends cruiser that I learnt on. I felt what engine braking actually felt like and I felt the need to rev match. It is truly the best feeling to understand where you need to grow
Just started riding yesterday, this feeling is amazing. Here in Germany, you can only start with a 125cc bike at 16 years, but it’s still lots of fun. 🤘🏽
Started writing about a month-and-a-half. First time I was out on the street after taking the classes felt absolutely amazing! The freedom, the engagement of riding, the focus just was intoxicating.
I've rode a little here and there on and off road most my life, but never OWNED a bike of any type. Finally decided to just go pull the trigger. Loved the looks and seat of the 22' Rebel 1100 so I bought it! Absolutely fantastic bike, no complaints. I'm wondering why I waited this long to take the dive. Thanks for the awesome content!
Just bought my first bike 5 days ago and it’s a 2016 Honda CRF250L. I grew up riding dirt bikes, but getting onto the streets for the first time made me a little nervous for maybe 5 min. After that, I wasn’t nervous anymore and I was having an amazing time. Just make sure you use all the stuff you were taught at the MSF course, if you took one, and you’ll be having a blast!
Got a bike a few days ago, don’t have my license yet but have driven up and down the street and its super fun and really exciting even while only driving in 30 km/h
Get your permit at least! Not sure where you are, but here in California a permit allows you to legally ride on street during the day. No night, no highways.
I'm 16 just started riding, first ride was 2days ago, second was yesterday. It was freaking awesome, at first felt a little out of place with all the cars around me and being the only one on motorcycle but got a lot of biker waves and felt free, alive and part of an awesome community. Loving it. 😊
First time I rolled the throttle I had the feeling of being launched into a whole different world. Gave me a whole different definition of what is danger & being ok with it.
I just completed the Australian version of the MSF. At the class I met a fellow yammy follower and we rejoiced in the ways of ATGATT and boosas. Also thanks to vids from yammy (and fortnine & ddfm), I entered the class feeling confident about what to expect, and came away feeling good about my first time riding on a bike! Now I need to go out there and find my starter bike...if only you shipped those give away bike to Australia!
Just got my first bike (CB 450) and went with an experienced friend to a parking lot yesterday. Once I got the hang of it I was doing laps around the lot, it felt amazing!
My friend’s step dad road my cruiser to my house after I bought it, When I got home it took me 20 mins trying to turn my bike on and another 40 mins of pooping the clutch and stalling. I road my bike almost everyday till I was able to ride ok then I immediately took it on the freeway. I’ve been riding for a year.
@@deathfromtexas5987 lol. Maybe, but somehow i doubt it. These day you hardly going to use choke. Unlike those 2 stroke engine where you need to use it almost everytime you start it.
19 y/o rider here. Just got into riding not too long ago. First bike was a Yamaha V-Star 250 and I practiced riding around my neighborhood before I hit the main road. My first time on the main road was incredibly intimidating and liberating at the same time. I also highly advise for beginner riders to not go for something that would spook you. I’ve been on my 250 for almost a year now and I’m now only getting a Yamaha bolt. I feel like as if you need to have a certain bond with your bike to really understand your own limits. This isn’t recommended; but dropping your bike is a good way to have respect for your machine. It’s something you never want to do and will always hurt your soul if it does happen. But in short; stay within your limits, always wear gear, and if it gets too much for you just pull in somewhere and take a breather. Calm your nerves and never ride emotionally. Stay safe new riders :-)
I’m currently still in the process of getting my driver’s license. I had indeed some of those questions. But that calmed down quickly. The first time we went onto the road during driving lessons I felt a little bit tense simply because it was a new experience, but it was never scary. I honestly think riding a bike is rather relaxing. Outside of town you can simply stay in 6th gear and still have better acceleration than most cars.
650s are different then 600s , 600s are designed with top performance in mind , 650s are not . I remember I thought the same thing when I was new to bikes . But I think yam made a video about 650s and 600s hope this helps
New to street riding. First ride on my bike was the most exciting ride I took. Just the feeling of the wind around you and the bike under you. There’s no other feeling like that in the world. I’ve put a little over a 1000 miles on the bike since then.
It’s my second season riding and I do remember the slight feeling of discomfort while first hitting the roads. I wasn’t scared, but I was definitely uncomfortable. Oh how quickly that went away.
I've been riding for 4 years now, built up a disassembled 94 yamaha 225 serrow, bought it for 175 bucks, rode it, loved it, sold it and bought a 2020 rebel 300, I've been used to country driving and wanted something different. Riding around traffic and in town was nerve racking, after a week I had built confidence in myself and love it, after work a 1-2 hour ride really calms me down, in my own world with my newly purchased helmet speakers and com, the feeling is exhilarating, I got around the "scary feeling " after a few days, confident in my skills and safety it has been a great experience.
If you're out in a rural area I would suggest getting a dirt bike and learning to ride on that. Don't have to get on the streets and helps gain experience. Maybe your parents would be cool with that?
Any luck with that? I've owned a dirtbike but that was about 10 years ago.. Parents are strongly against me getting a street motorcycle but I'd really love to (of course with taking lessons and wearing maximum protective gear)
I just got my MSF BRC endorsement two days ago, my license yesterday and finally cracked open my ninja 400 today. Rode for a little over 6 hours and had an incredible time! I fucking love the way of life
I’m 34 and jus started riding, just bought my first bike ever, never been on two wheels ...gsx 250r.... hey I’m starting small and working my way up🤷🏾♂️ lol
First ride yesterday on Honda CB125R (UK CBT),and man,it feels like riding a cloud, it's so exhilarating and all your senses are heightened. Other bikers saluting you as a newcomer to the bike world, again goosebumps of joy. Never did drugs but I bet this is as close as it can get. One mention, if you had a crap bike in the riding school and you feel demotivated, don't as your bike will be miles better and you'll love it and wonder how you made through the school on that bag of spanners. Always remember to self evaluate your riding and try to correct your mistakes. YOU are the best judge, not the others!
A little late, but here goes. I just started riding around 5 weeks ago. I rode some scooters in high school (125cc) and spent a bit of time of a friend's Aprilia RS125 (2006 model). I rode a couple of 600s as well. I am now 31 years old, and given that I've reached milestones in my life that I set out, I'm the happy owner of a 2017 BMW S1000R. Crazy for a first bike. Every single person that I've shown it to has said the same thing. And many folks tried to talk me out of getting one at all. What I felt during my first ride was a lot of power. I still laugh out loud every time I get on it. Really happy with my choice. Channels like this one and DanDan The Fireman are really helpful. Safe riding!
i’m currently in the process of getting my license. i was so scared to get on the bike for the first time that my gf put her bike on its center stand to teach me the basics. when i sat on the bike normally for the first time i was still scared shitless but 15min later i was more excited than scared. once you get moving the feeling of excitement and freedom overpowers the fear
I ride a bicycle in traffic, and rented a 120 cc scooter to try, and had a blast with it. It felt like magic to turn a handle and zoom to 60 km per hour without pedaling, but also squeeze in-between cars and park like a bike.
I'm the same way about the helmet thing. Once the helmet goes on it's just me, the bike, and my thoughts of how yammie noob came to be immortal. The real questions
I’ve only been riding for about 5 months. I bought Yammie’s favorite GSX250R and I had never ridden a bike before I drove it home from the dealership and I’m very glad I started out small. It taught me how to lean aggressively without feeling out of control and more importantly taught me throttle control. I just bought my “intermediate” bike, a SV650 and I can’t imagine trying to start out on something like that. Thanks for all the advice Yammie!
I'm still new to this and I love love LOVE riding. I've gotten down to thinking "OHGODDONTDIEDONTDIETHATWASWRONGSORRYSORRYSORRYOHGODDONTDIE" only the first 5-10 minutes of riding instead of the entire ride. I've gotten to riding for longer amounts of time and around more traffic. I still struggle turning onto roads, and merging lanes. I struggle looking over my shoulder for merging and for turning I just feel like I am always going UNGODLY slow. I love these videos, this is by far my favorite channel! Super excited to keep learning, riding is my favorite part of the day and all I can think of when I get home is my next ride!
I just started. I got a klr 650 1st gen with a 690cc upgrade install. The most important thing that noobies can do is drive around in your neighborhood or area where it’s lower speeds and safe if you fuck up. I dropped my bike a few times getting comfortable on my bike but because I was in my neighborhood and there was no pressure from traffic I was able to relax, pick it up and get back on the road. Do this for a few weeks before you get in traffic!!!
I’m a beginner and I am riding a Cbr600rr! Definitely had to control that throttle but within a day I was riding around towns but it had a smile on my face the entire time. I love the freedom and all new riders need to take it easy and learn aka listen to your teachers whether friend or msf teachers
Intergalactic Ferret Thanks! I don’t think I’ll switch that soon haha! The riding season is pretty short where I live, but I’ve heard really good things about the r3! Just have to pass my written when I get home lol so I can start practicing
M. H Just know that if you need to, it’s not impossible to upgrade quickly. All about throttle discipline. HMU with any questions you may have about the R3, although I’m sure you’ve done a lot of research.
650s are generally street oriented sport touring and 600's are full sports bikes. so i cant tell if you made a joke that doesn't really work or a weird statement boasting about your sensible research and getting a decent approachable machine
I just bought a 200 and even though it’s low cc I absolutely love it. It’s my first motorcycle and the rush you get just from going into actual traffic for the first time not surrounded in a steel box is an absolute adrenaline rush. I crossed the street for the first time on a bike just driving to the gas station just trying to figure out the clutch and my heart was pounding out of my chest. I was shaking so bad I could barely put in my PIN number. I’m looking forward to getting it down and zipping around wherever I want to go on my little bike. I know some people think they need tons of power, but just riding around town on a little bike as a newbie is a rush. I’m sure at some point I’ll want an upgrade but as a new rider I’m freaking loving the feeling even though I don’t have massive amounts of power. Main goal is to not die, save on gas and just feel free while zipping around wherever I want to go. Your videos crack me up. I hope you keep making them. Thanks.
I’m a new rider and I absolutely love it. I’m truly in my own world when riding and is the best decompression valve I know of. Already looking for my next bike!
Lol, "do I get a 300 or 600 as a noob" in the uk you have to be over 24 to even consider that question thanks to our licensing system. Only 9 more months to go before I can think about getting my full licence lol
I just got my bike 5 days ago and have been practicing in parking lots everyday and night just working on tight turns and weaving and the "twist of the wrist" controll. As soon as I got on the actually road it was really the most amazing fucking feeling!I have never felt so free i couldn't stop smiling!I will be continuing to watch your tip videos and recommended!
My first bike is a 2007 Honda CB900 Hornet and the power felt scary at first to me as beginner. Going on highway for first time going 80mph passing semi trucks was also scary but now I do it without a second thought and I love the raw power of this 919. I grew up riding atvs so manual shifting bikes was no problem. You definitely must respect the power of these larger engine bikes are you’ll hurl yourself into a oblivion. Slow throttle twist. Be safe!
About 6 weeks ago I went out on my first real street ride with my baby Kawasaki Ninja 250r and the feeling of the wind and how the bike moves as you do is my definition of freedom, practiced everyday since.
I took the MSF course last week. Bought a GSX-R 750 and am loving it. That being said I have not taken it on the highway. I am driving around the streets (I live in the country) and the feeling of just hitting 50 mph was exhilarating. Love this channel and look forward to getting used to my bike and ripping it in the mountains of PNW.
So i bought my first bike without my parents knowing and just kinda showed up at home with it. And now there making me sell it send help plz I got a 1985 Honda Manga V65 1000cc
When I was looking for my first bike, I went back and forth between the idea of a 300 and a 600. I ended up settling on ... 1340. Yeah, so basically, my first (reliable) bike was my 98 Softail Springer. I love her. She's been the best purchase I've ever made. Was it the smartest idea smarting on something so huge? No, sir, it was certainly not, but I continue to learn quite a lot, and I still haven't dropped the bike once after two years.
I drove a car i never intested me but as soon as I rode a 50cc bike I was hooked its the most adrenaline pumping feeling of freedom I have ever felt I love it and will never go back to cars
First time was on a Broadway c50t. Only driven a scooter before. Figured I could do it since I drove a manual, cranked it up and went on the highway after 10 minutes on the street. Love it.
Im 16 and copped a Street Triple as my first bike. The first time out on the bike was amazing. There’s nothing quite like cracking open the throttle for the first time and feeling the acceleration from these 2-wheeled rocket ships.
I've been off bike for 30 years and just got back on at 51. It was a first ride all over again! I did it right(this time). I did my research, bought a helmet, checked insurance then went looking for my bike. After four weeks (and a shit ton of disappointment in marketplace) bought my 01 Honda 750 Shadow ACE. I had the dealer hold it overnight so I could get insurance started. I don't leave a parking lot without insurance. Ever. When I picked it up the next day, I was shaking. I was so excited it was silly! I started it up and then it hit me. I'm riding again!!! I was shaking with excitement when I pulled out on the road. It took me five miles to calm down and enjoy the ride. I actually had to say to myself,"you've been here before, act like it!" They say you can't go back to your first ride. I disagree. After 30 years it was my first time all over again! I wish I could capture that feeling every time I ride.
First time out on my bike ... 1month 5days ago. Got right on and went ... of course I watched u and several others for hours and hours. Practiced on a 150 scooter and lemme tell u. The feeling has not left man. It’s amazing everyday. I love it. Freaks me out how much I’m into this bike man!!!!
I took my course, got my Rubber M, and started out with a 2002 1500 LC. Call me stupid, but I bought the bike before I even started the course. I have absolutely no regrets about starting off with a bigger bike.
Man I just bought a 2019 Honda cbr600Rr and I spent five hours knocking off the rust from driving dirt bikes as a kid and I was intimidated by the power but respect it and oh jeez the freedom it’s a crazy filling it’s something so different than just going fast in a car
Just purchased my first bike, a 1989 FZR250 last weekend. Took it for my first ride on monday and could not wipe the smile off my face. It took me about half an hour to take it past the 12k rpm mark, but shit is it fun when you do. I was just screaming into the wind and engine noise in pure bliss.
This one really chilled me out with the differing opinions of lots of people that all pile in when I talk about getting on the road next Spring. Big takeaway for me, be smart about your gear and habits, the rest comes with experience.
I tell you what my feeling on my first bike was a few weeks ago. Aside from the ever terrifying whisky throttle into the opposite side of the road’s grass (on the safe back roads) it was absolutely exhilarating. Pure freedom. Bliss!
I'm new rider at age 27, just bought my first 125cc. First time I tried starting I panicked and hold my throttle. Did hurt myself a little but nothing serious. I immediately earned respect for these machines and was more cautious next time. Then after some trials and errors something clicked in my head. It was scary and exciting at first but the fear quickly vanished as I spent more time riding and become more confident. Can't wait to visit all places near my hometown. I think it will become my first real hobby now and help me with my depression :D
I am 55 just got a ninja 300 2months ago i dont drink i wear gear i ride in my limits ...the 300 is a blast i have not rode in 25 years bikes have come a long way...enjoy the ride not the size of the bike it all about the fun...keep up the good work i enjoy your videos
I started riding two months ago on an R3 and it’s been a straight up delight. Love that shit. I used to have an old cruiser that I absolutely felt unsafe on. It felt like the bike was riding me instead of me riding it. As soon as I sat on a sport bike, I felt like I was in control instead of the other way around. Good shit yammie.
LOL. I remember my first accidental wheelie. Rode a friends bike and didn't realize how sensitive the throttle was. Another reason why a 300 is a good starter
I recently bought a MT 07. It is the first bike I've owned. I've been riding smaller dirt bikes for the past 3 years. Nothing that compares to the MT 07 though. It is such a good ride, I love it!
Got more questions? Ask away, and if we get enough maybe we'll do a part two. As always don't forget to check out the Beginner Bike Giveaway Series, and sign up to win a FREE BIKE on yammienoob.co
I ride a kymco like 150, a scooter. The first time I drove it for real, no highway or interstate with that thing, I felt exhilarating. Even more so when I finally got comfortable with it and started line splitting and passing everyone.
Hey Yammie, long time subscriber and watcher. Have you ever considered doing a triumph T100 or street twin for the beginner bike giveaway? I’d love to see you mod one. I know it’s not up your alley but I still think it would be cool to see what you would do to it.
So i should motorize my bicycle and practice in a parking lot?
Yammie, I'm in Scotland. Would I still be eligible for the free bike?
Yammie which bike is better a mt03 or duke 390?
Went out on my first real ride this morning.
First ten minutes: DONTDIEDONTDIEIMTERRIFIEDJESUSCHRISTHELPME
Next hour and a half: ...
Nothing. I was thinking absolutey nothing. I was feeling. I was living in that moment. There was nothing else. It was incredible. Except my hands were super cold (I should get glove liners). That sucked. But everything else was awesome. It was the most zen I've ever felt in my life.
Dude what bike did you get?? I just got a new Mt-03 on tuesday
@@sustachatoon My uncle (who got me into riding) passed away recently, and the family was like "didn't you just get your endorcement?" So right now I'm riding his Honda VT1100.
James Thomas How is the mt03?
Dude, fucking same. It finally hit 50 in Idaho. I was sketched for the first 30 minutes of riding. After that it was all gravy.
I took my new (2nd hand) mt07 out yesterday. I started at the carpark and then ended up on some windey back roads 5 hours later 😂 i was terrified at first simply cause of the yoshi system on the bike but after 4 hours of getting upto 3rd gear and hitting turns at 40km in a carpark i felt confident enough to take it on the back roads and felt so relieved. My hands are *killing* me haha
Me: *cant decide between an R3 and R6* *has two tabs open for each bike*
*watches the intro*
Me: How did he-....
I had exactly 15 tabs open when i played this video
@@sobot369 Haha, same bro. I was actually scared how he knew
Just got my first bike, never been on a bike. No dirt bikes, well a couple times over 10 yrs ago. I bought a 2010 zx6r... will say don't buy brand new!!!! Anyways, I got on it immediately and learned. Have had it for about 2-3 months. Have topped it out already, 160!!! Yes, I still get scared at times. But just relax, keep your eyes OPEN, and watch out for other motorists!!!!!!! I mean that. Let me know what you got or are gonna get. Gonna start a channel of my own. From a rookie, and let people see my skills get better!! Hopefully help out others who are scared because EVERYONE I mean EVERYONE you talk to says don't do it, they are dangerous. Don't get a bike (besides people who ride already) but yes the channel. Rookie to Stunting!!! Good luck, be safe!
It’s called chance ya bimbo 😂
Uhm how can you start on an r6 it has more then 35kw.. so thats an A license bike not an A2 or A1
When you pull on your helmet the world disappears, yet there's an excitement, an anticipation of what is coming next. You sit on the bike and your immediate thought is "I'm taking the long way home". :)
The realest comment here
Even shakespeare couldn’t write something so beautiful😢
This. Exactly. :)
Thats exactly what i did! haha, have my like!
Yup, just one of those days where you ride past the entrance to your neighborhood because it's just not time yet.
Yammie: a 300, or a 600??
Me: cries in 125cc 😭 (UK)
Just get a 2-stroke 125. They're quite powerful.
@@TheHackPlack were limited to 125cc and 15hp
Me: cries in 50cc because I am only 15
@@aleclustig2005 same same☹
@@aleclustig2005 what moped? I have a Gilera Runner (I'm guessing it's a moped)
𝗡𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟭𝟭
Me: What kind of turbo should I add to my Busa?
Yammie: Yes.
Also Yammie: Anime stickers add 50 HP
Neon lights : 50HP
Speakers : 100HP
Every!
Get rather a coffin. 😂🤣
Yammie Noob each**
The first time when I went on my motorbike and I got my first nod from other biker I literally start screaming in my helmet from happiness. You straight away becoming a part of the crew. The way that adrenaline kicks in and the freedom that you have is hard to explain, but it’s something that everyone should experience in their life. It is also interesting how attached you get to your bike and without even knowing you name it on the first day of the ride. It is definitely a life changing experience
Lol I got so attached to my bike on the first rip of the throttle when my buddie asked if he could ride I said buy your own you dick head!! 😂😂😂 but then the next day I let him take it on the high way
Ive never understood the attachment to vehicles, I use them and love them, than sell them and get something even better!
My Honda CB125R is called Nimbus as it rides as a cloud and it's white too 😇☁️ .
Imagine how nice it feels to be on a pink 150cc scooter and you get a nod and a wheels down sign from a big ass cruiser.
@@Avrelianvs1870123 I am on CB125F at the moment. She’s all black and I side panels read by myself because she have few red accents and it she’s looking stunning!!! I call her Princess 😅
Haha! Jokes on you papa Yam, I only have 13 tabs open.
I've got like 10. But on 3 different devices....so overall I have around 30 tabs with different second hand bikes...
James Case same
Lmao
Jokes on you, I have 500 tabs open.
I got... 35.
New rider here. At 38 and getting divorced the stress levels are above normal. My step-daughter offered to let me learn on her CBR500R and after a bunch of slow turn training, down shifting and trips around the block I was ready for my first actual ride away from home. The feeling during the ride was awesome. All thoughts about anything other then freedom, excitement and being one with the bike were gone. I can't thank her enough for my first experience. It was awesome.
Your stepdaughter is awesome bro , i hope you're still riding , its such a therapy man
@@justposi Yes. Definitely still riding and loving every minute of it. Shortly after her letting me borrow the CBR, I took a class to get my license quicker. Ended up getting a 2020 Ninja 650, which I love, but feel it's time to upgrade when possible. Thanks for the response and be safe out there.
@@JLman3705 Nice im 40 and i just made a purchase of Yamaha MT-03 its my first bike did a year of Maxi Scooter riding and now starting easy looking for chill relaxed mountain rides and enjoying the scenery. Ride safe brother
Started on a 125cc sports scooter and switched to the CBF500.
CBF is a great first bike. Fast enough, nimble and user friendly. Loving it.
16 yrs old here. After watching many of papa yam’s videos, I landed on a ninja 300 for my first bike. Absolutely love it. Learning quick and having fun. Update: new proud owner of a 2012 ninja 1000
hype, im 16 copping a 1984 honda cb650 nighthawk cant wait, things so clean
I'm 16 too, and I can't wait for the duke 390 I want to start on
Congrats on the bike bro welcome to the club 👊 question though, don't you hate the sound of it?
I had the ninja 450 as my first bike. Smaller Ninja's are great for first bikes in my opinion. After a year tho I wanted something new and got a Harley Davidson Night Train. Congrats and safe travels mate!
@@NotABot-px7ky thats a great choice, you get it yet? ive found out riding is like a drug, its insanely addicting! youll be making excuses to go ride all the time.
Also went out on my first bike 4 days ago and looped around my suburban neighborhood, hitting a top speed of 30mph. It was incredible, a little scary, and super amazing.
Hey dude, i just got my bike like 2 weeks ago, first 2 days i rode it for like 450 km :))), one week later my thumb and wrist still numb but damn it i don't care, it feels like you are in your own world exactly like you said it and now i got to take a pause till my brand new tires come, then it's cruiseing time again .. I found you 2 days before i got my CBR600RR and I watched like half your videos and i wanna thank you for all the tips i got from you my dude .. it is true what you said : with maturity and awareness of your developing skills, riding alone and "in a way avoiding the first gear".. anything is posible 😂 ..
CipFlixTV heeey ce faci pe aici?
Neațaaa!
Nice! I was looking at GSXR 600s or ZX6Rs but here in Ontairo where I live I would have payed like 600 dollars a month even with an M2 license. I started with a CBR300R and just bought a brand new 2020 Triumph Street Triple R and damn I cannot wait to pick her up. I only have like a month left in this riding season and its getting pretty cold out but I think I could get it broken in before christmas.
@@LunchBXcrue wow great bike! how is the ride on the tripple x so faar!? i wonder how the feeling is when you stack up to something like this
@@ThorgalsWalhalla Its worlds apart! The cbr300r was like 25 or so HP, the Street is 115HP so its like miles apart lol. I could do the same speeds as the cbr without ever getting above 4k but once you hit 8k to 10k it just starts pulling super hard and the next thing you know your doing 140km/h in a 50 zone. I will say that it sucks ass on the highway, especially if there is any cross wind you'll get beaten up and shoved around. You have no wind protection so long distance rides on windy days aren't all that fun, but in the twisty roads and calm days its a riot. Super comfortable to sit and you have tons of power, I don't think I felt so giddy when I got on that bike in a long time. Definitely worth the money and insurance costs.
got corona, recovered from corona, decided to finally get my license 😎 so happy to be alive and riding!
Congrats!
aww that's great bab
You should know for which age groups corona is dangerous...
I'm so happy you survived having the flu, you absolute hero 👏🎉.
Great
I started driving a year ago, during the first ride I couldn't stop laughing at happiness. Now, after 4 months without a motorcycle (due to broken carburetors) I could finally go for a ride yesterday. It may sound strange - but I felt like someone gave me my wings back.
I was the same way my first ride, and much of my first season lol.
I recently got back on a bike for the first time in 20 years. Most nervous I've felt in my life but 10 miles later it was like I'd never been away
My first ride I had a bit of anxiety but not scared. My wife was probably the reason for that. She wasn't worried about me riding and trusted my judgment. So as a 29 year old father of 6 (yes I said 6), the biggest thrill was when cornering became smooth and counter-steering was applied easily.
Incredibly wholesome
When I first started riding I had a weird feeling that my bike was massive and over powered. 4 months later it now feels small and too slow😂
Tyrese John what’s the bike?
@@brandoloudly9457 Suzuki gsx r125
@@tyresejohn8781 c'mown mayn..
@@tedlino1512 in south Africa you are only allowed up to 125cc if you are under 18. Turning 18 soon so will upgrade
Laughing in 2 stroke ,70cc moped
Man just bought a used Ninja 650 to learn on yesterday - did some clutch drills, got it to 20mph down my street and I was hooked. Unbeatable feeling. Thanks for the vids man. Very helpful
I really, REALLY like having Spite on the channel, he's pretty cool and the dynamic between Yam and himself is very entertaining, he's really helped elevate the content on Yammie Noob to a higher level.
He's a chill dude and brings a new perspective.
Isn’t it dangerous?
Hell yeah!
That’s why, when your riding you are in the moment, you’re aware of every rock, drop of oil or hazard on the road... you are alive.
I guess that's what makes it awesome,the danger is real,the speed is real,the adrenaline is real.
You know you're living
"You like Icon helmets but it doesn't fit your head so you opt for a Shoei." Were you stalking me this last Christmas? Icon Airflite wouldn't go on my head so I forked out the extra $170 for the RF-1200..... How does he know??!!
You made a great decision, the airflite looks cool, but the rf1200 is lightyears ahead of it in comfort and build
Meh, depends on your noggin....Bought an RF1200, returned for an Arai Signet Q. RF1200 felt like it was going to burn a hole into my forehead after 45 mins, needed that long oval for my egghead.
@@JjjjMy1234 my only problem with it was it got a 4* sharp rating where as the rf-1100 got 5*
I am glad that you insist on the MSF course. I do the same when I get questions from people that want to start riding. I also tell them to ignore others trying to make them push themselves way farther than they are ready for.
As far as beginner helmets go, The Scorpion Exo-420 is an excellent full face helmet that is incredibly affordable. It has Snell and Dot certs, is pretty comfy and relatively quiet, and has great airflow.
Jacob Lynn that’s facts
Adding to this: HJC C70
Absolutely! the Scorpion Exo-420 and I also really like the Bell MX-9 MIPS for ADV stuff.
I'm a fan of HJC. I have a IS-17 and the wife has a RHPA 11.
I got a Speed and Strength SS1600, it's DOT and ECE. I've had no issues with it. I only paid $110 on Amazon.
Watched yammi for a week. Hopped on my bike and learned how to ride on my own 🤣. That was yesterday. Made it home and I can go to 3rd gear. 1 st time no drop. 2 stalls
Also, not a lot of people talk about this, but engine cc =/= horsepower. My 700cc naked bike isn't as powerful as a 600cc sport bike. Different types of bikes have way different gearing, frames, weight, etc, that greatly affect its speed and handling.
CC for me has no direct link to power and performance of a bike. My Stryker is a 1300cc Twin and I'm pretty shure I would be smoked by guys on 650cc sport bikes.
I can make another example. My dad’s BMW R 1150 R makes 90 something hp, that’s less than a Honda CB650R
Yep, and there's a massive difference between types of bikes when it comes to CC's as well. A 300cc sportbike is fine, but for cruisers one tends to look at 1000cc or over. Also, I would say that even hp's =/= hp's...well, sorta. At least equally important is the torque.
@@ajdegroot1980 I think that torque and the rpm/torque curve is more important than maximum horse powers. Any power surges make a bike less controllable and more dangerous for beginners. As an experienced rider I still prefer a smooth power curve.
Exactly Ninja 650 (649cc) has like 70 something up but the ninja XR6 (636cc) has like 130hp.
"Does it come in automatic?" - the most American question to exist
Hey Yammie, I am a 67 year old guy in Australia who has just returned to riding after a 25 year layoff, bought a 150 then a 300 and finally settled on a Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor and all within 18 months, so apart from losing a few bucks every time I changed and dropping my first bike in the driveway :( I have had a blast and love to ride especially on my own and you are right about the helmet being your own space, I can sing at the top of my lungs and nobody cares :). Keep vlogging G'day from Australia.
Bro they can hear you ;)
Same as you can hear them.
Nevertheless go at it man and ride safe!
What state you in? I'm nth NSW
I got my first bike a few weeks ago and it's changing my life. Going out for a ride is so cathartic. I've never been so excited about something new in my life and your videos are so helpful and informative.
When I first got on my new bike, although a 300cc, I immediately felt the power difference between my CB300r and my friends cruiser that I learnt on. I felt what engine braking actually felt like and I felt the need to rev match. It is truly the best feeling to understand where you need to grow
Just started riding yesterday, this feeling is amazing. Here in Germany, you can only start with a 125cc bike at 16 years, but it’s still lots of fun. 🤘🏽
You are good bro.. In Greece we must wait until 18 for a 125 but here everyone rides without a license police don't do sh*t
Started writing about a month-and-a-half. First time I was out on the street after taking the classes felt absolutely amazing! The freedom, the engagement of riding, the focus just was intoxicating.
I've rode a little here and there on and off road most my life, but never OWNED a bike of any type. Finally decided to just go pull the trigger. Loved the looks and seat of the 22' Rebel 1100 so I bought it! Absolutely fantastic bike, no complaints. I'm wondering why I waited this long to take the dive. Thanks for the awesome content!
Just bought my first bike 5 days ago and it’s a 2016 Honda CRF250L. I grew up riding dirt bikes, but getting onto the streets for the first time made me a little nervous for maybe 5 min. After that, I wasn’t nervous anymore and I was having an amazing time. Just make sure you use all the stuff you were taught at the MSF course, if you took one, and you’ll be having a blast!
I started on a GSXR 750 I'm 23 and I have loved every minute of it.
Got a bike a few days ago, don’t have my license yet but have driven up and down the street and its super fun and really exciting even while only driving in 30 km/h
Get your permit at least! Not sure where you are, but here in California a permit allows you to legally ride on street during the day. No night, no highways.
I'm 16 just started riding, first ride was 2days ago, second was yesterday. It was freaking awesome, at first felt a little out of place with all the cars around me and being the only one on motorcycle but got a lot of biker waves and felt free, alive and part of an awesome community. Loving it. 😊
First time I rolled the throttle I had the feeling of being launched into a whole different world. Gave me a whole different definition of what is danger & being ok with it.
I just completed the Australian version of the MSF. At the class I met a fellow yammy follower and we rejoiced in the ways of ATGATT and boosas. Also thanks to vids from yammy (and fortnine & ddfm), I entered the class feeling confident about what to expect, and came away feeling good about my first time riding on a bike! Now I need to go out there and find my starter bike...if only you shipped those give away bike to Australia!
I know right! Fellow Aussie unable to enter the giveaways....
Just got my first bike (CB 450) and went with an experienced friend to a parking lot yesterday. Once I got the hang of it I was doing laps around the lot, it felt amazing!
My friend’s step dad road my cruiser to my house after I bought it, When I got home it took me 20 mins trying to turn my bike on and another 40 mins of pooping the clutch and stalling. I road my bike almost everyday till I was able to ride ok then I immediately took it on the freeway. I’ve been riding for a year.
Wait, i can understand how long it takes to learn to ride. But i'm interested in 20 min bike start up. Care to share?
@@destructiveblue probably didnt know how to adjust choke
@@deathfromtexas5987 lol. Maybe, but somehow i doubt it. These day you hardly going to use choke. Unlike those 2 stroke engine where you need to use it almost everytime you start it.
It is a cruiser hence your problems. Cruisers (HD's and the like) are junk just everyone is scared to say it.
19 y/o rider here. Just got into riding not too long ago. First bike was a Yamaha V-Star 250 and I practiced riding around my neighborhood before I hit the main road. My first time on the main road was incredibly intimidating and liberating at the same time. I also highly advise for beginner riders to not go for something that would spook you. I’ve been on my 250 for almost a year now and I’m now only getting a Yamaha bolt. I feel like as if you need to have a certain bond with your bike to really understand your own limits. This isn’t recommended; but dropping your bike is a good way to have respect for your machine. It’s something you never want to do and will always hurt your soul if it does happen. But in short; stay within your limits, always wear gear, and if it gets too much for you just pull in somewhere and take a breather. Calm your nerves and never ride emotionally. Stay safe new riders :-)
Good advice. I eventually want a Bolt too. Did you buy new?
I’m currently still in the process of getting my driver’s license. I had indeed some of those questions. But that calmed down quickly.
The first time we went onto the road during driving lessons I felt a little bit tense simply because it was a new experience, but it was never scary. I honestly think riding a bike is rather relaxing. Outside of town you can simply stay in 6th gear and still have better acceleration than most cars.
4:03 - "Start on a smaller bike. Start on a 650 if you need to. it makes more sense than starting on a 600." -Yammie
I noticed that too and backtracked on it.
650s are different then 600s , 600s are designed with top performance in mind , 650s are not . I remember I thought the same thing when I was new to bikes . But I think yam made a video about 650s and 600s hope this helps
@@callmecashh8977 I was wondering why. I will definitely try finding that video! Thanks!
I have a 670
@@timjohnson1199 why do you want to confuse me Johnson. Why.
New to street riding. First ride on my bike was the most exciting ride I took. Just the feeling of the wind around you and the bike under you. There’s no other feeling like that in the world. I’ve put a little over a 1000 miles on the bike since then.
It’s my second season riding and I do remember the slight feeling of discomfort while first hitting the roads. I wasn’t scared, but I was definitely uncomfortable. Oh how quickly that went away.
My first ride was yesterday on a 650cc Suzuki (which I’ve nicknamed Suzy btw
Yam is our Dad, he’s really rad, he like wheelieing the duke too be a little bad😈
The Duke is a bad influence
I've been riding for 4 years now, built up a disassembled 94 yamaha 225 serrow, bought it for 175 bucks, rode it, loved it, sold it and bought a 2020 rebel 300, I've been used to country driving and wanted something different. Riding around traffic and in town was nerve racking, after a week I had built confidence in myself and love it, after work a 1-2 hour ride really calms me down, in my own world with my newly purchased helmet speakers and com, the feeling is exhilarating, I got around the "scary feeling " after a few days, confident in my skills and safety it has been a great experience.
Im legit just a vibin teenager and I have no clue how to start riding when my family doesnt want me to and I live in the middle of nowhere.
Same. I have a basic idea of what I need to do but the problem starts with my parents.
If you're out in a rural area I would suggest getting a dirt bike and learning to ride on that. Don't have to get on the streets and helps gain experience. Maybe your parents would be cool with that?
Any luck with that? I've owned a dirtbike but that was about 10 years ago.. Parents are strongly against me getting a street motorcycle but I'd really love to (of course with taking lessons and wearing maximum protective gear)
@@nightman922 Just convince your parents that you are your own person and dont need to be sheltered. Worked for me
Riding is easy , the first time I got on a motorbike I was riding around within minutes , just go for it
I just got my MSF BRC endorsement two days ago, my license yesterday and finally cracked open my ninja 400 today. Rode for a little over 6 hours and had an incredible time! I fucking love the way of life
I’m 34 and jus started riding, just bought my first bike ever, never been on two wheels ...gsx 250r.... hey I’m starting small and working my way up🤷🏾♂️ lol
It’s very exciting tho..... being a noob and all
Wow! Congrats! Im 19 and I start my MSF course in September, hopefully all goes well
First ride yesterday on Honda CB125R (UK CBT),and man,it feels like riding a cloud, it's so exhilarating and all your senses are heightened. Other bikers saluting you as a newcomer to the bike world, again goosebumps of joy. Never did drugs but I bet this is as close as it can get. One mention, if you had a crap bike in the riding school and you feel demotivated, don't as your bike will be miles better and you'll love it and wonder how you made through the school on that bag of spanners. Always remember to self evaluate your riding and try to correct your mistakes. YOU are the best judge, not the others!
Quite literally wanted an icon helmet, wasn't comfortable, and ended up with a shoei.
A little late, but here goes.
I just started riding around 5 weeks ago. I rode some scooters in high school (125cc) and spent a bit of time of a friend's Aprilia RS125 (2006 model). I rode a couple of 600s as well.
I am now 31 years old, and given that I've reached milestones in my life that I set out, I'm the happy owner of a 2017 BMW S1000R. Crazy for a first bike. Every single person that I've shown it to has said the same thing. And many folks tried to talk me out of getting one at all.
What I felt during my first ride was a lot of power. I still laugh out loud every time I get on it. Really happy with my choice. Channels like this one and DanDan The Fireman are really helpful.
Safe riding!
Can we all appreciate the intro for a moment
i’m currently in the process of getting my license. i was so scared to get on the bike for the first time that my gf put her bike on its center stand to teach me the basics. when i sat on the bike normally for the first time i was still scared shitless but 15min later i was more excited than scared. once you get moving the feeling of excitement and freedom overpowers the fear
Dude, what, your telling me, a person who's just starting out should've gotten a 300 or 600...... I messed up then, I'm starting off on a 1200..
900 here. Everyone tells me what a bad idea it is but I plan on being responsible so it shouldn't be a problem.
@@zachleo137 yeah there's more to it then that
What kind? Cruisers are alot different than sportbikes
@@gabrielgalaxygh Rip the throttle and theres not much diffirence, the bikes may be similar but the rider is what matters
I ride a bicycle in traffic, and rented a 120 cc scooter to try, and had a blast with it. It felt like magic to turn a handle and zoom to 60 km per hour without pedaling, but also squeeze in-between cars and park like a bike.
I'm the same way about the helmet thing. Once the helmet goes on it's just me, the bike, and my thoughts of how yammie noob came to be immortal. The real questions
I’ve only been riding for about 5 months. I bought Yammie’s favorite GSX250R and I had never ridden a bike before I drove it home from the dealership and I’m very glad I started out small. It taught me how to lean aggressively without feeling out of control and more importantly taught me throttle control. I just bought my “intermediate” bike, a SV650 and I can’t imagine trying to start out on something like that. Thanks for all the advice Yammie!
Yammie you taunt me with these bikes every video! I live in Canada and I can't enter.....
I'm still new to this and I love love LOVE riding. I've gotten down to thinking "OHGODDONTDIEDONTDIETHATWASWRONGSORRYSORRYSORRYOHGODDONTDIE" only the first 5-10 minutes of riding instead of the entire ride. I've gotten to riding for longer amounts of time and around more traffic. I still struggle turning onto roads, and merging lanes. I struggle looking over my shoulder for merging and for turning I just feel like I am always going UNGODLY slow. I love these videos, this is by far my favorite channel! Super excited to keep learning, riding is my favorite part of the day and all I can think of when I get home is my next ride!
"The thrill of speed overweighes the fear of death." Be careful and have fun
I just started. I got a klr 650 1st gen with a 690cc upgrade install. The most important thing that noobies can do is drive around in your neighborhood or area where it’s lower speeds and safe if you fuck up. I dropped my bike a few times getting comfortable on my bike but because I was in my neighborhood and there was no pressure from traffic I was able to relax, pick it up and get back on the road. Do this for a few weeks before you get in traffic!!!
Fifteen tabs? Amateurs.
Currently at 21 windows, with tons of tabs each.
Your RAM: "Am I a joke to you?"
@@Rexani_ I, uhh, tried to future-proof my PC as much as I could when it was built a few years ago.
64 GB still is a lot.
@@Sylencer1982 what brand did you go for? i’ve got 32 myself i prefer corsair but eh
Also running Corsair.
I’m a beginner and I am riding a Cbr600rr! Definitely had to control that throttle but within a day I was riding around towns but it had a smile on my face the entire time. I love the freedom and all new riders need to take it easy and learn aka listen to your teachers whether friend or msf teachers
Just bought my first bike (an r3), can’t wait for delivery day!!
M. H That’s what I started on, had it for about 6 months before jumping to an ‘05 R1 that I found. Enjoy the R3, they’re amazing
Intergalactic Ferret Thanks! I don’t think I’ll switch that soon haha! The riding season is pretty short where I live, but I’ve heard really good things about the r3! Just have to pass my written when I get home lol so I can start practicing
M. H Just know that if you need to, it’s not impossible to upgrade quickly. All about throttle discipline. HMU with any questions you may have about the R3, although I’m sure you’ve done a lot of research.
i started a few days ago on an xj6, about a year ago i tried a 14hp electric bike but now with a 'real' bike I'm in love, it's amazing
new riders:"300 or a 600?"
Me, a new rider with research: "650"
Remember what RCR says:
"An SV650 is _Not_ a beginner bike"
😂😂
ME: Reserche 750
Me started on 650
1 month ago 🤣
650s are generally street oriented sport touring and 600's are full sports bikes.
so i cant tell if you made a joke that doesn't really work or a weird statement boasting about your sensible research and getting a decent approachable machine
I just bought a 200 and even though it’s low cc I absolutely love it. It’s my first motorcycle and the rush you get just from going into actual traffic for the first time not surrounded in a steel box is an absolute adrenaline rush. I crossed the street for the first time on a bike just driving to the gas station just trying to figure out the clutch and my heart was pounding out of my chest. I was shaking so bad I could barely put in my PIN number. I’m looking forward to getting it down and zipping around wherever I want to go on my little bike. I know some people think they need tons of power, but just riding around town on a little bike as a newbie is a rush. I’m sure at some point I’ll want an upgrade but as a new rider I’m freaking loving the feeling even though I don’t have massive amounts of power. Main goal is to not die, save on gas and just feel free while zipping around wherever I want to go. Your videos crack me up. I hope you keep making them. Thanks.
Greetings from Slovenia, I really love your content. Can you do a review of the KTM Duke 790 or maybe even 890R later in the year ?
I’m a new rider and I absolutely love it. I’m truly in my own world when riding and is the best decompression valve I know of. Already looking for my next bike!
Lol, "do I get a 300 or 600 as a noob" in the uk you have to be over 24 to even consider that question thanks to our licensing system. Only 9 more months to go before I can think about getting my full licence lol
2 months to go!
Hes got it
@@misik52 I wish lol I might have got my full licence by now if I had over £400 laying about to take the course/tests with
I just got my bike 5 days ago and have been practicing in parking lots everyday and night just working on tight turns and weaving and the "twist of the wrist" controll. As soon as I got on the actually road it was really the most amazing fucking feeling!I have never felt so free i couldn't stop smiling!I will be continuing to watch your tip videos and recommended!
If the bike can’t 0 to busa in 1s it is indeed too slow
My first bike is a 2007 Honda CB900 Hornet and the power felt scary at first to me as beginner. Going on highway for first time going 80mph passing semi trucks was also scary but now I do it without a second thought and I love the raw power of this 919. I grew up riding atvs so manual shifting bikes was no problem. You definitely must respect the power of these larger engine bikes are you’ll hurl yourself into a oblivion. Slow throttle twist. Be safe!
“Yammie save my soul, Yammie be my dad!”
About 6 weeks ago I went out on my first real street ride with my baby Kawasaki Ninja 250r and the feeling of the wind and how the bike moves as you do is my definition of freedom, practiced everyday since.
what is the thing with every rider putting a "remove before flight" flare on their key?
Personally its just cool and helps you keep track of your bike keys
I took the MSF course last week. Bought a GSX-R 750 and am loving it. That being said I have not taken it on the highway. I am driving around the streets (I live in the country) and the feeling of just hitting 50 mph was exhilarating. Love this channel and look forward to getting used to my bike and ripping it in the mountains of PNW.
So i bought my first bike without my parents knowing and just kinda showed up at home with it. And now there making me sell it send help plz
I got a 1985 Honda Manga V65 1000cc
Pray to Bike-father Rossi
if you dont live with them, they cant make you sell it.
BRO MOVE OUT AND BUY A TURBO BUSA
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Just like the simulations
Run.
When I was looking for my first bike, I went back and forth between the idea of a 300 and a 600.
I ended up settling on ... 1340.
Yeah, so basically, my first (reliable) bike was my 98 Softail Springer. I love her. She's been the best purchase I've ever made. Was it the smartest idea smarting on something so huge? No, sir, it was certainly not, but I continue to learn quite a lot, and I still haven't dropped the bike once after two years.
I feel you, I started on a 1200
"You with the 15 tabs open in the browser".
How do you know me so well??
I drove a car i never intested me but as soon as I rode a 50cc bike I was hooked its the most adrenaline pumping feeling of freedom I have ever felt I love it and will never go back to cars
300 or 600? Nah get a lil' 125cc
As a first bike? I bought a 600 as a first
go for it dude. i started with a 50cc
Lol yeah me too . Looking for a first bike, need to start on a 125cc by law. Oh well. Good enough for now
First time was on a Broadway c50t. Only driven a scooter before. Figured I could do it since I drove a manual, cranked it up and went on the highway after 10 minutes on the street. Love it.
Ok guy, so far it's all just "there is no answer"
Bye
Im 16 and copped a Street Triple as my first bike.
The first time out on the bike was amazing. There’s nothing quite like cracking open the throttle for the first time and feeling the acceleration from these 2-wheeled rocket ships.
I've been off bike for 30 years and just got back on at 51. It was a first ride all over again! I did it right(this time). I did my research, bought a helmet, checked insurance then went looking for my bike. After four weeks (and a shit ton of disappointment in marketplace) bought my 01 Honda 750 Shadow ACE. I had the dealer hold it overnight so I could get insurance started. I don't leave a parking lot without insurance. Ever. When I picked it up the next day, I was shaking. I was so excited it was silly! I started it up and then it hit me. I'm riding again!!! I was shaking with excitement when I pulled out on the road. It took me five miles to calm down and enjoy the ride. I actually had to say to myself,"you've been here before, act like it!" They say you can't go back to your first ride. I disagree. After 30 years it was my first time all over again! I wish I could capture that feeling every time I ride.
First time out on my bike ... 1month 5days ago. Got right on and went ... of course I watched u and several others for hours and hours. Practiced on a 150 scooter and lemme tell u. The feeling has not left man. It’s amazing everyday. I love it. Freaks me out how much I’m into this bike man!!!!
I took my course, got my Rubber M, and started out with a 2002 1500 LC. Call me stupid, but I bought the bike before I even started the course. I have absolutely no regrets about starting off with a bigger bike.
Man I just bought a 2019 Honda cbr600Rr and I spent five hours knocking off the rust from driving dirt bikes as a kid and I was intimidated by the power but respect it and oh jeez the freedom it’s a crazy filling it’s something so different than just going fast in a car
I'm about to get my first motorcycle, and I've been watching your videos for a few hours, I think will definitely help me when I do get it
Just purchased my first bike, a 1989 FZR250 last weekend. Took it for my first ride on monday and could not wipe the smile off my face. It took me about half an hour to take it past the 12k rpm mark, but shit is it fun when you do. I was just screaming into the wind and engine noise in pure bliss.
This one really chilled me out with the differing opinions of lots of people that all pile in when I talk about getting on the road next Spring. Big takeaway for me, be smart about your gear and habits, the rest comes with experience.
I tell you what my feeling on my first bike was a few weeks ago. Aside from the ever terrifying whisky throttle into the opposite side of the road’s grass (on the safe back roads) it was absolutely exhilarating. Pure freedom. Bliss!
I'm new rider at age 27, just bought my first 125cc. First time I tried starting I panicked and hold my throttle. Did hurt myself a little but nothing serious. I immediately earned respect for these machines and was more cautious next time. Then after some trials and errors something clicked in my head. It was scary and exciting at first but the fear quickly vanished as I spent more time riding and become more confident. Can't wait to visit all places near my hometown. I think it will become my first real hobby now and help me with my depression :D
I am 55 just got a ninja 300 2months ago i dont drink i wear gear i ride in my limits ...the 300 is a blast i have not rode in 25 years bikes have come a long way...enjoy the ride not the size of the bike it all about the fun...keep up the good work i enjoy your videos
I started riding two months ago on an R3 and it’s been a straight up delight. Love that shit. I used to have an old cruiser that I absolutely felt unsafe on. It felt like the bike was riding me instead of me riding it. As soon as I sat on a sport bike, I felt like I was in control instead of the other way around. Good shit yammie.
LOL. I remember my first accidental wheelie. Rode a friends bike and didn't realize how sensitive the throttle was. Another reason why a 300 is a good starter
I recently bought a MT 07. It is the first bike I've owned. I've been riding smaller dirt bikes for the past 3 years. Nothing that compares to the MT 07 though. It is such a good ride, I love it!