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I agree with you. Too much power for an inexperienced rider. There’s always gonna be people who say “I started on a 600 and I did fine”. Good for you, but that’s one person’s experience. Just compare what you pay for insurance on your R3 versus what you pay for the ZX-6R. It’s probably something like 10X more.
There’s always those guys 😂 that’s another reason why you should start on a smaller cc bike! Insurance is way cheaper on my R3.
R3=$100/year
ZX6R= $174/month
@@JagMoto636 Wow to me those are some crazy good rates. In Canada the R3 will be at least $100 monthly. Just got an R3 and after a few years plan on getting this one.
@@noobrider8776 congrats bro! The r3 is a lot of fun!
Right now I'm lucky to be paying $26 a month lol I'll take that
My insurance is perfectly cheap and fine, but u gotta remember I pay insurance all year around, not 4/5 months out the year. And u do have idiots that ride and crash right away for not respecting the bike. Even ones who ride for a while. Jus like my man who posted this video, wrecked his first zx6r on what 4 days and this is after riding a r3 for a while. Come on people, common sense. No ur limits, it can be done that’s all I’m saying. Don’t say don’t start on this bike when clearly u can if ur disciplined
My minds tellin’ me NOOO…..but my BODIEEE….MAH BODIEEs TELLIN ME YEAAHHHAAhh!!!
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Definitely gone be my first bike.
I'm right there with ya. Zx6r WILL be my first bike!
Smart man
@@sinbagel5859 I’m looking at the 2019 ones as we text 😂
@@cameronclark8878 hell yeah man!! I've been riding for years but I've never owned my own bike so definitely gotta start right I'm just so set on the white and grey 2021 model. Lol but unfortunately they're sold out everywhere around me. Haha
@@sinbagel5859 I’ve only rode dirt bikes so far haha but I definitely want to start riding before tx2k and they only have blacked out ones near me lol
This was my first bike. Almost a year in and haven't crashed or died yet. If you know how to operate a manual transmission you'll be fine. My first truck was a stick shift and knowing the basic concepts allowed me to focus solely on riding the bike. Good luck.
It's my first bike and its amazing. Just take it slow and respect it at first. Rode around my neighborhood all evening after work for 2 days. Then went to bigger roads the third day and practiced launching and sharp slow turns in a big parking lot. Now on my 6th day, I feel very comfortable with it but still respect the hell out of it.
You still alive bro
6 days, lol.......watch yourself man.....a few days isn't much, usually an emergency situation is what bites riders
Yep, still alive and ride about 10-15 hrs a week including practice. Never said I was good, just comfortable at handling it. I am a professional driver so my defensive driving skills are very good, just tryna to improve myself so I dont kill myself.
How are you doing now man? I’m going to get a 2023 zx 6r as my first bike but practice probably for a good solid month before I take it on the highway
@@gabevasquez8981 honestly I started on a 2009 zx6r last year and it’s fine. I took the msf course and just took it easy with backroads and then in town and stuff. It was like 2 weeks before I hit highway
Took the full course, bought a 650, was bored out of my mind in 3 months. Got a 2016 ZX6R and I love it. The 650 is a nice bike, but the top end was lacking, I didn't like the upright position, hated the 2 cylinder putter sound sound, I would have quit riding if I didn't get this bike. I do agree that its not a beginner bike for most, self control is the big issue, I haven't even pushed into the bikes power band yet, I know my ability and limitations and still have a lot to learn.
Also im 5'5" and have no issues.
First road bike I ever bought was a 2020 z400 and I feel the exact same waywith everything you just said, although it's a great starter bike especially for shorter riders it didn't take me long to get bored of it, I wished I would've went with the z650 to start with but the 400 got me used to the weight and balance of a street bike, and was a little better fit anyways next move is probably to get a zx6r, I just want something with a more bite and bark to it, although with the can I have on my 400 sounds and runs good for what it is I want the sound and power of an inline engine. Ive learned how self control is a big factor in advancing your riding capabilities, if your getting a bigger faster bike you gotta learn to ride with due respect to that motorcycle, don't be that guy that says "yeah I did 150 on my buddies cbr600 (never actually has ridden a motorcycle at all) once, I can handle getting one" and then go get one to have for a month before yeeting yourself into oblivion on it. You can technically start on anything if you respect the machines power
Why would top end even be a concern if your obeying traffic laws? Do you do track days?
yea happens, wait for another few months and youll want a 1kcc
@@bayro7 Funny you say that, Just picked up a 2021 ZX10R last month. 😁
This is my first bike. Got it two weeks after I learned to drive the bike. Did the course after I got it, it is definitely fast and torquie but I respect it. Soo much fun!
If you have no experience at all and have never ridden a bike before then don’t even think about buying this.
I went from a ninja 300 for 2 years, then on an MT-07 for 4 years. I now ride a GSXS1000 and even with 6 years of riding and even took an advanced riding course on a race track I was still very uncomfortable my first few rides with the 1000. Throttles on bigger bikes are just hairs away from taking flight. But that's why we buy them. Can't say I've had a boring commute in a long time.
I went from a rebel 250 to a 2002 zx6r and the first time I fully opened the throttle I got sent into warp speed teleporting through time, the first thought in my head was distinctly “how are these bikes legal”
I picked up my zx6r after only having my ninja 300 for 1,100 miles and has been on full power from the word go. It is sooo fun
Yeah man at least you knew the basics already before getting this bike.
A brand new R3 and a 25K miles 636 in my country have a difference of about $1200. I think the obvious choice here is the 636 bc I'll be able to grow into it. And just looks way cooler.
Started on a 2021 zx6r. As long as you’re not an idiot and have common sense. It’s simple. Had it for about 7 months now.
A first time rider gonna end up upgrading to this bike anyway, just learn this bike and practice with it, grow into it, won't make sense getting something smaller spending lots of money for mods & tuning & end up wanting more & better later on,
I'm living out my dreams literally and my Mrs has surprisingly been very supportive. For my first bikes I bought zx4rr zx6r same day purchase and the 500 all 40th anniversary (500 isn't here next week due to interstate delivery and not local dealer like all of my bikes except for the Chinese bikes) I'm about to get learners permit (Australia) so I will only be allowed to ride the 500 and 650 (25 650 KRT on the way also 🥳🎉). I'm going to say the 500 is for the Mrs so I can 650 without the headache 😅
@@jamesgeorgevellavella1961 what?! You bought 4 bikes? Lol
Kawasaki Zx6r 2021 it’s my first bike
I really love it
I was ride it lowly for safe first make sure I can control this bike after I feel good with it and then upgrades speed up.
in my opinion The story you described was very helpful. But for anyone who wants to start riding with the ZX-6R can do so too. As long as you have the ability to balance when riding a bicycle. This is enough to go to study with many institutions teaching safety driving courses. I believe it will help people get a good start with the ZX-6R as well.
Why not, I did and I’m jus fine. If ur disciplined enough u can. I had ZERO experience riding and got it. Now I have this exact bike and a jus got a zx10r
Congrats. Be safe out there man
Damn 😳 I can’t imagine if this was my first bike
In general it's a bad idea dude. People who buy these kind of bikes are are certain type of person and buy these to go fast. If you have no experience with a rocket I suggest you buy an airplane first.
@@miket3taylor 😂
Ya i bet if we ran it in the canyons ide gap u with my 400 and zx6r why ? Cause i started a on a 400 and trust me i wanted to start on a 600 but im glad i started low cause that thought me so much skill
I never have ridden motorcycles before, but I’m a very experienced dirtbike rider. I ended up selling my dirtbikes for a fully upgraded surron which I can do long ass wheelies with and have complete control of throttle and keeping calm in risky situations. So ima wing it and get a zx6r for my first bike 🤷🏻♂️ (I’m 15 rn planning on saving for one now)
In Australia you are forced to buy LAMS BIKE first and learners min 3 to 4 months before you can get full licence, so that 650 ninja would be the max power on learners. I have zx4rr zx6r in garage waiting for me to be legal
You got a whole dealership!!
Zx6r is my first bike I ever started on no experience but I respected the power b4 I even touched the bike, practice practice b4 I even went on the road to learn the basic I have a year under me now I've been on 8hr trips, more I ride better I became was never over confident n I stay disciplined I don't compete with other riders who r better than me I know I will get better in time...I do agree to a point it's not for everyone at all ppl lie to themselves n it will leave u hurt
Great comment 👍🏽 definitely for any motorcycle you need to respect it, but for a ZX6R it takes a whole lot more discipline and maturity to start on it! Respect brotha 🤜🏽
@@JagMoto636 👊🏿Appreciate you bro ride safe n I'm diggin' the KRT 🤙🏿
Nothing wrong with this being someone’s first bike. Speed and power are relative to perceptive. For example most people probably think corvettes are fast. And to them they are. And then there’s the discipline to not open the throttle post your ability. This is also not a heavy bike. Again maybe too a very small stature it is but not in general.
I've been planning on getting a Ninja 650 KRT for like 2 months now. I will be a new rider; I've been studying and reading and learning and I want to go ahead and pull the trigger and get my permit and get a bike to start hands-on before I take the MSF course. BUT! I went to the dealership and sat on a new ZX6R (didn't know it existed at the time)... now I can't stop thinking about it lol. My coworker who has been riding for years said I could buy the most powerful bike I wanted, but the key component is how I utilize my wrist. I never thought of it like that before, it gave me a new perspective.
You could start on it but you need to be very careful. You can keep it on low power mode and keep the traction control on. But any slip up on the zx6r would end worse than a 650
@@JagMoto636 That is very true. I may play it safe, get the 650, ride for at least a year and if I'm comfortable, trade up. Thanks for the reply!
@@CurtisDurden yeah that would be a smart decision!
@@JagMoto636 Got the 650! Spent 30+ minutes at the dealership parking lot before getting out on the road. Stalled like 3 times trying to find the friction zone, dropped the bike at 0mph cause of a pot hole I couldn't avoid... but eventually got it, and once I was on the highway, it was silky smooth. I leaning and slow turning is fine, but that throttle is my enemy right now. It's practice time 🤘
@@CurtisDurden congrats man!! Keep practicing and ride safe!
Just got a 2023 ninja 400 krt edition almost a month ago as my first bike and Im learning and having a blast. I sometimes wish it has a little more power, but it’s okay. I’ll take my sweet time and be better riding and get the zx6r as my next bike. Only if i wanna have another sportbike as my next one
That’s awesome man the ninja 400 is an awesome bike. Definitely an awesome bike for twisties.
I did 😂🔥 I love it . But I felt confident. I’m not stupid and not scared.
Just bought one of these as my first bike. Just realized you said if you’ve rode dirt bikes and taken the basic riders course. That’s me. I used to ride a yz250 2 stroke…ima be fine.
Congrats!
I bought this as my first bike, no matter what the bike is its about the rider
Mine first bike a 2019 959 Corse i bought it last September i took my time on wet mode for the rest of that year now this past season i rode on Sport Mode it can be done just take your time.Now this Past September i got a 2021 ZX6R what a change day & night both bikes are awesome
Ride Safe People
Congrats man!
I started on a 2006 zx6r. Crashed it 4 months later & bought a 2016 a week later 😅 still going strong.
This is my second ZX6R too lol. Such a great bike!
It's not designed for comfort. The bike is designed for sport racing. The lack of comfort is what makes it unsuitable for a new rider. If you try to start on this bike you won't enjoy the riding experience. My recommendation is to start out on something that you can sit straight up on and is relaxed to ride.
I agree!
Got a zx6r no experience and it was super easy to learn on, def worth it
Could u learn as beginners I want one but everyone says not to
@@nickhardner6691I'll let you know soon on the 8th, I'll attempt to wing it from the dealership to my place without never driven a motorcycle before. If I don't respond after the 8th you'll know what happened.
I bought it for my first bike, in white and black, test Tuesday, collect the 636r on Thursday!
Congrats man!
I remember you crashing your original ZX-6R, and that was such a shame; the 2021 models looked great in your white and also my teal color scheme. I grew up riding friends and family's four wheelers. Got my '03 CRF150f in 2002, and bought a used, but heavily modified and bored out '03 CRF450R two years later. I rode the shit out of them, never having any serious dumps. In 2008, I bought a repo'd '07 ZZR600 (same exact bike as '00-'02 ZX-6R; a reprint if you will). I rode the shit out of it for years. It had many dings and scratches and problems when I was done with it at nearly 60,000mi. Again, none my small scrapes were serious on it. It had gearbox issues late in its life and I sold it in 2018. Missed riding so much, I bought my 2021 ZX-6R. Fuck ABS; I don't want or need it, but I totally understand why it's a good decision for you. Back to the bike: I love mine. 2000mi on it and no issues. It's definitely less ergonomic than my old ZZR though.
I agree that new riders shouldn't start on a new ZX-6R. The throttle really is twitchy; it has a pronounced "digital" feel to it with an obnoxious throttle cut at low twist. That thing really is kinda jumpy, but that's all because of the electronic fuel injection programming. I miss old carbureted bikes with their analog throttle response, but I don't miss cold weather starting. I can definitely see how you wrecked your bike.
Started this year on a 2020 650 1700 miles later got the 2020 krt 636 couldn’t be happier
started from a scooter 125cc to this monster. loving it 👍
I hit a bunch of potholes on a Ninja 500 and just whaled on the throttle. I have no interest in an overly sensitive throttle because of this. No thanks.
First bike was a 05 636. Sure i almost ended a few times and learned unintended wheelies but i learned...fast. Brakes are great also. Grabbed a hand full of break and threw pelvis into the tank. Almost threw up in my helmet from the pain. 😅 Steep learning curve but i got it eventually.
Luckily the new ones have traction control that saved me from unintended wheelies
@JagMoto636 I hear that! Those older bikes were a carnival ride at times .
Yeah i do agree, no experience ever riding any kind of motor bike with clutch ZX6R is a very bad idea. with that being said, ZX6R is my first sportsbike Ever. Iam completely in tune with it and for sure killing it as a first time rider. #ZX6RGANG
Did you ever ride anything else?
@@JagMoto636 Yeah when i bought this bike i traded in my 2021 crf250r. had only been riding that for 3 months before taking the advanced MSF course and passing it without issue. Im just one of those gifted fast learners. my family could never afford to buy us dirtbikes as kids so never owned one until the crf that i just traded in.. its on my channel my true first ever bike that was mine.
@@JagMoto636 it was bought in march and traded in october with only 7.5 hours on it
@@streetdreamz8056 oh okay I thought you meant the ZX6R was your first ever bike
@@JagMoto636 lol oh hell nawww🤣
Zx6r Kawasaki was and is my first bike. Never rode a bike before its perfect, don't put people off its whoever the rider is that decides!
I bought a duke 890 R (more or less same HP with 20lbs more torque) as my first streetbike with years of MX experience.....no problems at all.....sure it had alot more than MX bikes but I was expecting as much and respected the throttle.....
I figured 890cc was 2 450cc dirt bikes b4 I even rode it......was exactly what it feels like, lol
My first bike was an R125 now I got a J2 which has no electronic aids at all unlike the 636
Bruh I had only moped experience and I went and got it straight from the dealership brand new and didn't even know how to drive, the sales man had to take it to the near parking lot and I had to learn how to drive it myself lol in 10 min , then I went and got my license lol
100% true! I was going to get the ninja 650 but unfortunately the dealership never called me back to let me know they had arrived. I got inpatient and found a dealership that had a 2021 zx6r and got the same week. I never really had any riding time. At most a 10 min lessen in a gsxr 600. I love my bike got the white with gray and haven’t dropped it but I don’t ride it too crazy. I got chicken strips😂 but still learning!! Under a year of riding still and got 4500 on the dash! Great video and totally agree with everything you said man! New sub!
Update! I went down on it yesterday😂 fairings are broken no leaks or major broken parts was able to ride it home and I’m good just sore as hell!
Damn glad you’re okay man! I crashed my white and gray one after 4 days lol
Thank you and yeah I seen u mention it on the video it’s a different type of pain isn’t it? I’m going to keep the white and grey colors really like them!
@@fernandoreyes8400 hurts to see your baby hurt 😢
Where did you find one every dealership I called doesn’t have it
@@hunterdlg2287 GAmotorsports in Visalia CA they should have a few
I bought this bike as my first bike never written in my life other than one day on a cbr999 for 2 hours absolutely love it you can set it in low power mode brings it down to 60% Bike has all your safety features in the bike is easy to ride and get used to the throttle. But that’s me I would probably suggest a 450 for most people but I’m doing fine on it doing better than fine on it for the first bike I’ve ever had. The first bike I’ve ever ridden was a CBR 999 and I did fine on that too so I guess it’s all up to the person ability to tolerate the bike I guess and the power
My first bike ever was zx750r. Drove the crap out of it..
This is my fav bike. I have over 20 yrs experience on a dirtbike. Yes I want the zx6r but going to get a KTM rc390 first. Yes I have experience but need to work my way up. Need to respect the machine.
One day I will get my baby. One day.
The rc390 is a sexy ass bike 😍
@@JagMoto636 bro the new one coming out its pretty nice too. Has a bigger tank. Going to be a great begginer bike.
@@banditryder4696 yeah I saw that! Looks so good. You’ll have a lot of fun on it!
Zx6r was my first bike best thing I did superb bike
It can be your 1st bike as long as its on low power mode, then you can work yourself from there 😁
If you're looking for a Kawasaki as your 1st big bike then it's either the ZX6r or Z900 😘
I'm tossing up between this or zx6r 40th anniversary or the 2025 650 KRT ninja. I already have the 500 and zx4rr both in 40th anniversary. Problem is Mrs wants to ride with me, now we are both on Learners and I have 4mths before full licence. Also that 25 650 doesn't get here until October November where's the zx6r in dealership not far from me. Any input appreciated
Definitely would get the zx6r!
@@JagMoto636thanks. I took your advice and bought zx6r also. 500 zx4rr zx6r all 40th. I swear I'm going to get blow up mattress and sleep in the middle. I even said to the dealer I'd send him a pic 😂
@@JagMoto636Mrs said to me "You only live once and if you want to buy it then buy it" I wonder if she'd say that if she knew what would have happened days later (she thinks I only spent 26k lol closer to 44 not including 650 so 57k reality 😅. Hopefully I get extra on sale of my home 🙏
I started on a 950cc as long as you respect the bike and power you are ok
Too late, sat in my garage right now! 😂
my very first bike was a zx6r. No problem, just respect the bike cuz it wont respect you.
Im glad I did the z400. This thing can kick! A zx6r is a very neat bike for intermediate/high skilled riders. There's no shame in holding off a good three seasons. You'd be sad if you got it and couldn't even maintain it. Let alone at 24-29 your full coverage is gonna be robbery in a toll booth 😂
Lower cc bikes are super fun and nimble. Still love riding my R3. Full coverage is crazy high for a brand new zx6r
@@JagMoto636 I feel ya bro. Even a 650 isn't ideal. Once I get good, I may snag a ninja 300 as a second bike for giggles that's used so I can really do little stunts in a proper place without people or trouble
Loved the video 💜💜💜
Still gon buy it 😭
Do it!
my first bike was a 450 Nighthawk... it was practically brand new... i rode that bike for a year strait as my all the time transportation.. so i learned the basics through trial and error.. kayed it down a couople times and had a few CLOSE CALLS putting it lightly..
My second bike was a 1500 Vulcan a huge and heavy bike with alot of torque.. it was a beast... I had rode many bikes in between the last 22 tears since i taught myself at age 18 on the first bike i owned the 450 nighthawk, before that i had never riden a bike except one time for a few minutes it was a dirt bike but i didnt understand how to change gears , braking, turning, ect
i bought a 2019 ZX6R a few months ago and have put over 4,000 mile on it minus the week i was on vacation... last week i was playing in the rain and sliding the back tire and it got away from me and i layed it down... it didnt hurt anything but a couplke scuffs and a quarter sise scuff on the brake side of the tank... i didnt have frame sliders at that point but now i do along with an Ohlins streering damper and the damper makes all the difference!!!
im ok from the accident just hurt my pride and took the prestine away from the brand newness of the bike... it was actually fun and i think my friends i ride with are more distressed about the scuffed fairing and small scuff on the tank, brake side...
ride safe to all thge motorcycle enthusiast!!!
i would also not suggest the ZX6R as a first buke either... it could be ok to a really responsiuble rider bgut probably would more likely be a bad idea.. its very powerful and the throttle is super sensitive like you mentioned even in low power mode... but the ZX6R is by far the nicest motorcycle i have ever rode or especially owned.. Amazing machine and every time i get comfortable i get woken up with an oh shit moment,,, so stay respectful of the motrorcyle no matter the size or power..
peace
Damn that’s probably the longest comment I ever seen lol glad you’re okay bro. Yeah it sucks seeing our babies hurt 😢
@@JagMoto636 lmao.
It was lengthy but nowhere near longest comment I have seen.
Im a Minister and my content generates people to write their own books with chapters and verses in my comments.. lmao
Yes thanks I was swore for a few days but it didn't even bruise on my side I fell on.
Peace man ride safe.
I no this is old but I have ridden snow mobiles like the skidoo 900 ace turbo and polaris 650 so I have been on some fast vehicles but they are very different will some of my skills come in hand with that while riding one of these bikes
Maybe if you rode a manual car before
i use to race dirtbikes so i’m super familiar with clutches and 2 wheels and leaning so i was thinking about this bike as my first one should i with all the experience i have or still no?
Yeah you’ll be fine. Just put it in low power mode
@@JagMoto636 okay cool thanks man!!
@@khovaxx yeah of course! I know people that have no experience and they bought a zx6r
I wish you could rent an r3 for like 2-3 months since that's how long it takes to get bored of it.
1st bike ever.....would be stupid
1st bike coming from dirt, mx, or similar....absolutely
Rider need to take some accountability and if he/she even needs to ask this question in first place is a really bad sign.....
You need confidence....asking random strangers on internet is not confidence, lol
I totaled this 2 months after i bought it as a beginner rider. So i hereby claim your info is legit. Regards the fact that 2021 doesn't have abs as well so that is also another drawback. And you're right. The throttle is super sensitive. I'm 5/9 but still tiptoed a bit. Definitely i should have got r6 or cbr 600 instead of zx6r 4 cylinders and extremely fast without abs... ouch. I was doing fine with the r3 and cbr500 tho. But consider riding experience, i shoulda not gotten the zx6r...
Sorry to hear that man 😢. What happened???The KRT edition has abs.
personal choice up to the rider I self taught myself on two strokes, so its possible. If you think someone could not cope with a big bike then their not safe on a small bike which tells they should get help
The first bike I rode was a ninja 400 and got the throttle control down in a day
my first bike was a gsxr600. just take it slow and it will be good
Hey buddy .. great vid 👌 as my first bike I got the ninja 400 … I’m thinking to get a Zx6r as my second bike. Would you recommend it?
You got a new subscriber here 🤜🏻🤛🏼
Thanks for subscribing bro! Yeah bro I had the R3 as my first bike!
Yes. I bought a 400 and outgrew it in 1 week! Buuuut make sure you know how to drive a standard beforehand.
Wow that was fast! Did you go on any Twisties
I’ve been riding a grom for about a year and I’m more than ready for an upgrade. For me it’s between a ninja 400 and the 636. I’ve gotten pretty good on the grom (as good as you can do for a bike so small) and I don’t want another bike that I’m just gonna end up growing out of in a few months like I did with the grom. The reason I’m not 100% about just buying the 636 is that my throttle control is probably not as good as it should be due to constantly being full throttle on my 8hp grom. If someone could give my some advice as to which to go for it would be much appreciated.
Definitely get the 636 if you can find one. You can keep it in low power mode while you learn.
@@JagMoto636 thanks! There are both 400’s and 636’s in my area for basically the same or similar price so that helps a lot.
@@lovewrld352 no problem!
1000% my first bike, im abt to get my permit and when I turn 16 this year (September 24 2023)
Do it
if you've had a 200cc as your first bike and is "experienced" with it, is it alright to hop to the ZX6R
yeah
Love the introduction 😂😂
Thanks lol
I’m 25 years old in New York and just bought my first bike ever 2015 zx6r my insurance is $55 a month full coverage lol I have all state
Damn that’s cheap probably cuz it’s an older bike.
I rode 600rr first bike. I had 660r raptor so hand clutch throttle control down. I just needed seat time. 😅
i ride a 350 dirtbike and race on track so i was thinking of getting g this and i think i'm def gonna do that
Yeah you could definitely learn on this then
Thanks for the information
I had a 2010 ZX6R as my first. I wish I had a 250 as my first bike not gonna lie. Just to push it more and be a better rider. But I took motorcycle classes on my ZX6R and got better with it though.
Have a 2009 zx6r as my first. I love it to pieces, and all of my buddies are jealous, but i agree. I should have bought an r3.
Good Vid, not for newbies, Ive seen newbies wreck 250’s 300’s in their first week or 2 on it.. This bike would not last them a day..
I’ve seen some people start on them. Depends on the person as well.
@@JagMoto636 naaah a never rider starting on it , will drop that thing off the bat.. or with in days.. been ridding 30 years n have drive. That bike.. should come a warning.. for never driven a bike before riders
Im 5'7 and I sat on a 2023 zx6r at the dealership and I touched the ground
il be going from my yamaha yzf-125 too this done almost 2500 miles on my 125 UK here so you have to start on a 125.
2:25 Why DONT BUY a R3 for your first bike:)
but what if i got a really good deal on it 2013 ZX6R for $1100
Do it!!! Lol
Man I'm supposed to get one of these tomorrow I rode dirtbikes half my life and have a 1500cc cruiser right now you think I'd be okay on this? Found a nice 08 I'm getting for like under 4k
Yeah that’s not a bad deal bro
Watching this right after it as my first bike😂
Going to take it slow for the first weeks, man the first drive was insane. Nothing like the dirtbikes iam used to
At least you rode dirt bikes
Just bought a 2011 zx6r for my first bike ;)
Could you realistically go from a grom to a zx6r
Yeah definitely I know people that got a zx6r as there first bike!
I'll take this one. How much does it cost?
Yap yap blaw blaw blaw im buying it
Do you 👌🏽
My intrusive thought is saying I’m gonna buy it
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Ninja 250 or enduro/dualsport 230-350 👍 better, less spowerful starter.
I definitely need one! 😋
Love that bike I’m getting me new motorcycle I was thinking about buying this bike and then using a and older bike to use I’m also doing the courses
First bike after having a shadow 750 for a month then riding a gsxr 600 like a idiot for 10 minutes,??? I’m doing it lol I need a 1k though I’m 5’9 1/2 and 240lbs
first bike rn
I mean there are people who are starting on Liter bikes but for some reason the 636 is still a problem
Anyone can start on whatever bike they want but the 636 is not recommended
@@JagMoto636 no well yea naturally 636 is an intermediate to advanced bike. Ninja 400 or 650 is a better choice
Nah get an h2r and never look back
@@American_Devil exactly
I got a 2021 z400 as my first bike
Nice bro! Ride safe!
Thanks man!
Dude I used too see you all the time and every time I see you I want that bike more and more
See me in person or on TH-cam lol
My first street bike was a zx6r but I’ve been racing motorcycles since I was 6. I definitely could not imagine people that took the brc with me riding this bike
Yes exactly! Not everyone can start on it.
when i turn 16 i plan on upgrading, im 14 with a motorcycle license cuz where i live u can own one, i got a honda grom, do you think by then i will be ready to own this bike?
Yes at least you know how to ride already
Idol, does the zx6r have a lowering kit, i'm not tall and i'm planning to buy one this year as first beginner sports bike, i already drive like clutch motorcycles like a dirtbike, so can I start on it? I'm only 5'4 i'm afraid that my feet won't touch the ground
Yeah they make lowering kits. Im 5’7’’ and I’m tip toeing it
Would you say the Ninja 650 is good for starter bike?
Yes that would be an awesome bike to start on!
I was told that the ZX-6R has a low power mode that uses 75-80% of power that it has. In addition, the sound that four cylinder just makes is amazing and the 650 with any exhaust I looked at sounds worse than a stock ZX-6R which just makes me want to buy a ZX-6R and start with traction control 3 and low power after I take the safety course and all.
@@Keep_on_Dreaming yeah you can definitely do it with some experience after the basic riders course. Just be extra careful
@@JagMoto636 I practice leaning on my bike at home too just to know how that works.