We're not saying he isn't a good rider because he didnt wheelie down the street at 65mph. He just looks like he's on the bike rather than a part of the bike.
The guy did one major mistake, The guy should be wearing gear for safety even if he was just testing the bike out. People need to wear their gear. I am a new rider(beginner) and I know enough to wear my gear. Anything can happen when you least expect it. Overall he has good control over the bike.
@@kjvbiblebelievertal7431 it's true. The ONE time I went out on my bike without the gear on I fell off. Dislocated my shoulder and snapped my clavicle. This was after I had been working on it all day in my garage and I literally went to ride through town and back to test it.
If he didn't know how to ride, he would have pulled on the throttle too hard, it would have shot out from under him and he'd be on his back in the street with a bike he'd just bought smashed up in front of him. He's being careful and respectful, two things this uploader clearly can't comprehend.
Fair play if he's just taking it easy and getting used to an unfamiliar bike - you should have seen the way I wobbled away on a little KTM 390 loaner when my 1195cc RC8R was in for a service! But... He's got no helmet, no armour, exposed skin and street clothes that will be shredded in even a 30mph off. Even if he can ride, that's just dumb.
or he would have held in the clutch n not knowing why the bike wont move but the engine is reving higher and higher and then he jumps off the thing hahahha
Especially riding a new bike without a helmet, I have 7 motorcycles and have been riding for years. I can usually pick out a new rider from a mile away and other than him glancing down to check the foot pegs he seems pretty stable
If he made it over the speed bump, he's an experienced rider. He might be rusty, it might be a big bike for him or he's just being responsible and respectful.
@@elipatton9625 oh I know I’m just being an asshole. But these guys have no idea what they’re doing they like the look of the bike and know nothing about riding or about bikes. They buy it ride it a couple times and stop or they wipe out. New riders like this guy should be limited to engine size. I grew up on all types of bikes since I was 4 and everyone in my family road on dirt and street so I had lots of lessons and lots of wipe outs before I went on the street. I just cringe when I see guys or girls on bikes and can’t ride. They show up to buy a bike with no gear and in running shoes? This isn’t a moped in India.
I've been riding for 43 years, longer than most sports bike riders have been alive. And when I ride a new bike for the first time, I take it easy until I'm out of the parking lot so I can get a feeling of how it throttles, brakes and balances. Most new riders will stall out on take off, he didnt. Ride safe and enjoy the ride. ✌️
my friend let me take his cbr600rr around the block after I got my riders license for about a month and I rode it just the same. Even helped pop start it cause the battery was flat. Rode it just the same way as this guy in the video, not my bike and not a time to be a hero. Ride safe and ride alot
and one time after riding with my friend through the twisties after leading us back on the highway he let it rip accelerating past me just to "feel it" and I got ridiculous goosebumps when he passed me :) never forget that feeling. I started out on a 250cc cruiser and i swear it was the fastest thing ever even if it topped out at 70 mile an hour, just so fun
@kendtchileninjah5905 yep! a non bike person wouldn't know how much experience/balance it takes to slow roll a heavy bike, especially over a speed bump.
I've been riding for 42 years on all kinds of bikes. All I see is a safe respectful guy that will more than likely keep 2 to the ground for a long time!
@@leonardtrump9155I only wear gloves when its cold in the morning because I live in Wisconsin, the only thing I would criticize him for is the glasses and helmet. Gloves arent a big deal and if you have a helmet with a visor you dont need glasses
@@fishingwithdj2844actually the dude can't even spell or write a sentence properly why don't you try to read the description again. Dude is a total doushe-nozzle.
@@jayo552 you must be so talented right, who's your sponsor? RedBull KTM Fox Monster, yeahhh nahh we ain't talking about GTA but you know that already. 9 ta 5er probably, there's always #1
@@maxomaxos8758no experienced riders who actually ride have that muscle memory disciplined in them. Who thinks I'm on a side street and don't need to cover the front brake?
@@ihateeverything3972not rare, every hear of SBK, or Moto GP? The machines are pushed to the limit. This guy looks very novice , like if a ball bounced out in front of him he'd jump off the bike 😂
He looks like he’s already giving it the respect, he is new to street bikes but looks like a good rider. He looks like he respects what the machine is capable of and is taking it slow.
@@danieldryden6644considering he’s going slow then yes. Gear is meant for medium speed. High speed gear won’t save you, slow speed you won’t crash and have full peripheral vision without a helmet to block your view. He could use some gloves but a helmet and leather at that speed? What’s the point Lmao
yeah i wouldnt be hauling ass down an unfamiliar street on an unfamiliar bike with zero gear on either. what the fuck is he trying to show with this video
You can clearly see rider trying to nuzzle down into the seat and give the bike an ever so slight wiggle. Gets his arms locked on and comfy while he adjusts himself too. Then he feathers the throttle just slightly over idle once he is settled in and feels comfortable. He is being chill to not piss off your neighbors, getting the feel for the bike asap, and checking his steering and torque response so he knows somewhat of what he is dealing with before its too late and catches him by surprise. So, praise the guy. Don’t try and shame him.
No helmet, scooted up to the tank straight arms with all his weight on it can't hardly control the direction the bike goes with just leaning. You can't effectively counter steer or let the front stabilize like that. For sure a new super sport rider and I respect him not just ripping it to show off, likely a new rider all together without any gear.
@@bootz0409 I agree, when I started I went and got a full set of riding gear. When i fall(not if but when) I want to not get degloved or lose 60% of my skin, I also like my skull intact, thanks!
@OperatorKregs That safety consciousness you have will save your life one day. You are to be commended! Contrary to what the younger generation think, it's not cool to have no safety gear whilst riding. Bloody stupid in fact!
Nervous because someone is recording? LOLOL.. if thats the case then this should should at least be wearing a helmet. Getting nervous because someone is recording :)
Yeah up by me in st Aug fl. The cops will pull you over without the helmet just to check and see. Knowing you don’t have the insurance to ride without a helmet
Ive been riding for quite a while and I like to feel the waters in a new bike. Every bike has different centers of gravity, different weight when tilted, different throttle and brake control. Dude is just feeling it out.
@@dirtypokesouthsideofh-town552 do you not know what clutch and throttle are? 🤨🤔🤓 Or center of gravity and lean leverage 🤨🤔🤓 Riding a bike between 3-10 mph will test all of these things more than at speed. You should buy a bike and try it sometime.
@LaurentLaborde you honestly think that someone who never rode before could get on a 750 and be that smooth? You lost all your credit now. You know nothing.
@@Dabergyt i was in his situation a few month ago. starting and going straight is the easiest part of motorcycling. I'm worried about the credits i lost though ^^
actually he's got none, he's not wearing a lid. This should be the absolute minimum requirement before riding a motorbike, doesn't matter how slow you're going.
First time on a different bike, who knows what he rode prior. He was actually pretty smart to be extra cautious, none of us were born riders, we ALL had to start somewhere, he's probably just getting his sea legs, nbd, he'll get there. God Bless you both, stay safe on the road.
That's why any person that makes fun of someone for being a "noob" is a moron. Like oh, I'm sorry. I had no idea that you were born by riding a turbo busa out of your mother at the east coast hospital/ track at 190mph. Like wtf is up with people. How about help even if they are new
Looks good to me. If anything, lots of people struggle to ride sportbikes at slow speeds. He had great throttle control and smooth clutch release. Props to him.
clutch in, shift 1st, slowly let out. kids can learn this. his heels are on the peg. hes using a lot of upper body strength and he doesnt have relaxed piano/typing arms. things youd know
Actually going fast on the bike with no experience leads to noobs in the telephone pole. Better to let him wobble at 3-4k a bit, all it helps with is stability, if that’s your definition of all round easier. He’ll prolly get the hang of it but there no doubt this is sketchy and moronic with no gear
learn my lesson jumping on a zx14r that had a bent fork, let the handle bars go doing 65mph. the thing started wobbling so bad it was by Gods grace im here to tell the story
51 years riding n racing. I never go smoking out on a new bike, new road, no leathers , no helmet...newbies always... Whiskey throttle or kill the motor trying to negotiate throttle clutch. Looks steady, stright line. Looks ok to me. I saw a new rider in 2018 try to ride his new bike out of the dealership and tried to throttle out hard on a cold tyre 45 angle. Laid the bike lowside all over the road. I had just bought a CBR and knew the tires were cold. Street was busy, and the road was old and slick. I looked like this guy right after warching the guy in front of me, lay out his new Aprilia all over traffic.
He's actually being respectful for the neighborhood. He was confident rolling over that "speed hump" and taking time to get the feel of his new expensive investment. I'm pretty sure that the old owner was the same way. Either that or the bike was to scary for him, so he sold it.
That's way better than the guy I sold my 750 to. He took off with it like a lunatic and I found out later he wrecked it the same day. So, needless to say, I definitely have respect for this guy!
Nothing wrong. He seems to balance the bike quite well. Definitely testing the bike. I ride an MT-09 myself. Been riding for 15 years. Hopped onto a friend’s R3 recently after not touching sports bike since younger years. I was exactly like this dude for the first couple of minutes.
It's probably his first sport bike my guy. I was the same when I rode my first after learning on trail bikes. Imagine gatekeeping a mode of transportation
I hope he'll be ok. That thing has a shit load of power. Be safe my guy, nice to see you taking it easy at 1st and not being stupid and gunning it like, "Yea I know what I'm doing" (CRASH!!!!)
He doing fhe right thing...if i burrow someones toy..wether car or bike im going easy till i see how well it brakes etc...a bike is no joke so take it slow till ya get into it...rode one today and for sure its no joke...it wanted to go but i decided to go easy
@@tytylive4uI ended up doing it right all besides brushing the line with my back tire the slightest and still failed that part of the final test. But still passed because you gotta drop the bike 3 times for them to fail you truely
@@TwoSockAgreed, maybe his first sport bike. I was anxious as fuck when I got mine even though I have been riding bike since 16 on the roads and on dirt before that. With great power comes great responsibility
I’ve been riding dirt bikes since I was four years old, I’m 41. I’ve had multiple street bikes and ride daily. I would’ve ridden a new GSXR away very similarly. I’m not sure what you people wanted him to do. That guy has ridden a motorcycle before.
I knew how to ride when I bought my gsxr 1000, but I was coming off an old carbed Honda cbr 600. The difference in throttle response is night and day between the dual fuel injection and carbed motors. Plus an extra 400cc lol you can bet it was a nervous take off from the lot but after about 10 minutes I started to get a feel for it. These bikes will take off like a jet and throw you off if you don’t take your time to learn how to ride it properly. I respect this.
Him immediately putting his feet up tells me he atleast has some experience. That's the first thing the instructors drilled into my head at my motorcycle safety course.
I sold a gsxr 1000 to a guy who damn near ramped the speed bump when he left and then he slid through the stop sign. I instantly regretted selling him the bike. Not out of fear for the bike but i feared for his life
am I missing something here? I see a rider riding a different bike than what he's probably used to. he's taking it easy getting to know and feel the bike out
I had been riding 13 years which isn’t long compared to some people but it certainly isn’t short. I sold my bike for one of those years and was riding a lot of cruisers and enduros. One day a friend invited me to a track day on a little R3. Needless to say I stalled it when getting on at first and was a bit slow getting used to foot position and seating position. After about 5 minutes or so I was riding it just fine though. Perhaps this is a similar case. He bought this bike, doesn’t want to break it, nervous since eyes are on him and it’s a unique seating position to what he’s used to… the only critique I have is put on some damn gear man!
When you hop on a new bike, let the clutch out until it starts engaging. Pull it back in and do that a few times until the friction zone starts becoming muscle memory.
I think he can ride, he’s just being smart. His slow maneuvering shows me he’s comfortable riding however he’s being smart jumping on a bike he’s not use to and never ridden, he also don’t know if the bike has any issues. Why find out it has problems at 80mph. However riding without a helmet is stupid as hell
That feeling of your new bike is just brilliant, got my first bike last month and it's been an amazing journey of learning, the biker community is really something special. Ride safe guys and gals.
You can tell by his clutch control that he does know how to ride. Ive been riding for 20+ years and sometimes when i get on a new bike i also ride off looking like im doing it for the first time. Its normal...specially if this is his first sport bike...
He doesn't have any gear or a helmet and he's just bought a brand new bike, he's clearly just playing it safe...stop trying to clown a responsible rider
I remember when i was new to motorcycles and i had taken the bike around my neighborhood super late at night so nobody would see me stall the ever loving shit out of it. Eventually i got it and had been practicing in a parking lot for a few hours just stopping and taking off in first. I felt confident. First night i take it out when people are out on the main road and this Honda pulls up right behind me stuffed with dudes yelling at me "do a wheelie" "burnout" and the anxiety set in....stalled the bike 6 times as they laughed at me. 😅 Worst fear imaginable for a new rider.
😂, We’ve all been there. Like pulling up to a spot where everyone is watching and giving my Harley a quick throttle blip but it coughs through the carb instead, then couldn’t do it if I tried. Or taking off real fast and mis-shifting , yup, done that plenty too. Normally people like that, when they give the old throttle or wheelie gesture, I’ll usually return the favor with a jerking off motion, they get the hint.
If he’s learning so what bro. We all started somewhere. You should be applauding his bravery by getting in the saddle and solidifying himself as a rider by buying your bike.
Did you expect him to launch off the speed bump and then wheelie out of the neighborhood at 180 mph? 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
na deadass wtf😂😂
With out a helmet
Most of today's young, A hole riders would have done that. Zero consideration for anyone but themselves.
750 won’t do 180
He's being chill and respectful of your neighbours, that's a good rider and not an idiot.
Bike might be cold. He's letting it warm up. I think he was ultra smooth. Slow doesn't mean incapable.
Look at his arms bro do you even ride😂
nah that mini panic hitting first and over the speed bump.... come on... lol
@@BryByWire sad act you are!
@@sasquatchrosefartsalso has no gear on… not even a helmet
Dude can ride. He’s just taking it easy and not choosing to be a showboating jerk. Especially right after buying it. Respect.
We're not saying he isn't a good rider because he didnt wheelie down the street at 65mph.
He just looks like he's on the bike rather than a part of the bike.
@@ihateeverything3972 Great. He bought it. It’s his. He’ll grow into it. 🤷♂️😆
The guy did one major mistake, The guy should be wearing gear for safety even if he was just testing the bike out. People need to wear their gear. I am a new rider(beginner) and I know enough to wear my gear. Anything can happen when you least expect it. Overall he has good control over the bike.
@@kjvbiblebelievertal7431 it's true. The ONE time I went out on my bike without the gear on I fell off. Dislocated my shoulder and snapped my clavicle. This was after I had been working on it all day in my garage and I literally went to ride through town and back to test it.
@@c.m5043 Exactly, always expect the unexpected. Safety first.
If he didn't know how to ride, he would have pulled on the throttle too hard, it would have shot out from under him and he'd be on his back in the street with a bike he'd just bought smashed up in front of him. He's being careful and respectful, two things this uploader clearly can't comprehend.
That part
Fair play if he's just taking it easy and getting used to an unfamiliar bike - you should have seen the way I wobbled away on a little KTM 390 loaner when my 1195cc RC8R was in for a service!
But... He's got no helmet, no armour, exposed skin and street clothes that will be shredded in even a 30mph off.
Even if he can ride, that's just dumb.
@humbertovargas1211Yes the old expert rider that has never been on a bike but watches tons of videos scenario
or he would have held in the clutch n not knowing why the bike wont move but the engine is reving higher and higher and then he jumps off the thing hahahha
Especially riding a new bike without a helmet, I have 7 motorcycles and have been riding for years. I can usually pick out a new rider from a mile away and other than him glancing down to check the foot pegs he seems pretty stable
If he made it over the speed bump, he's an experienced rider. He might be rusty, it might be a big bike for him or he's just being responsible and respectful.
Exactly. He's in a neighborhood no need to piss off everyone trying to look cool. Plus he spent his hard earned cash on it and needs to feel it out.
Fr looks like he will be fine after a couple of hours riding
Na he’s gay and terrified wtf are you guys watching
@@Killstreak4052 looks like a new rider what’s wrong with that
@@elipatton9625 oh I know I’m just being an asshole. But these guys have no idea what they’re doing they like the look of the bike and know nothing about riding or about bikes. They buy it ride it a couple times and stop or they wipe out. New riders like this guy should be limited to engine size. I grew up on all types of bikes since I was 4 and everyone in my family road on dirt and street so I had lots of lessons and lots of wipe outs before I went on the street. I just cringe when I see guys or girls on bikes and can’t ride. They show up to buy a bike with no gear and in running shoes? This isn’t a moped in India.
Probably the quietest the neighbors have ever heard that bike in a long time.
Facts 😂
There is a twat where I live who starts his bike up at 5am and then bombs out of the complex like an idiot
Exactly. This is the sign of an experienced rider. Has the bike moving at low rim with no stalls
@@rickyspanish305 I haven't even noticed the activity on this comment lol.
😂😂
I've been riding for 43 years, longer than most sports bike riders have been alive. And when I ride a new bike for the first time, I take it easy until I'm out of the parking lot so I can get a feeling of how it throttles, brakes and balances. Most new riders will stall out on take off, he didnt. Ride safe and enjoy the ride. ✌️
I was thinking the same thing. I’m a very experienced rider but always feel like a goon the first couple seconds on a new bike
FACTS 💯. I ride sports bikes now but I grew up in a Harley family. These cats nowadays don't understand some of the unspoken rules.
Where's his helmet?
my friend let me take his cbr600rr around the block after I got my riders license for about a month and I rode it just the same. Even helped pop start it cause the battery was flat. Rode it just the same way as this guy in the video, not my bike and not a time to be a hero. Ride safe and ride alot
and one time after riding with my friend through the twisties after leading us back on the highway he let it rip accelerating past me just to "feel it" and I got ridiculous goosebumps when he passed me :) never forget that feeling. I started out on a 250cc cruiser and i swear it was the fastest thing ever even if it topped out at 70 mile an hour, just so fun
Dude doesn't have gear on or a helmet but most of all, he left his ego at home. Respect
ego-driven riders are the worst... can't stand those idiots
It's also harder to ride slow than it is to ride fast. Most rooks tug on the throttle.
It look's like he knows how to ride, but isn't familiar with this bike.
Lol I went from a low riding bobber to a gixxer and the seating difference was a huge change 😂
@kendtchileninjah5905 yep! a non bike person wouldn't know how much experience/balance it takes to slow roll a heavy bike, especially over a speed bump.
this is how I felt picking up my new super sport after years away from riding. took a few laps around the parking for it to come back
@carmisti a person who rides knows sport bikes weigh less than 500 lbs wet
Every time I get on a rocket it takes me a second to get comfortable, when I ride my supermotos, or any Harley I never feel uncomfortable
I've been riding for 42 years on all kinds of bikes. All I see is a safe respectful guy that will more than likely keep 2 to the ground for a long time!
Yep, that’s why he’s got no protective measures on no PPE no mask no helmet no eye protection no gloves dress for the crash not the ride just saying
@@leonardtrump9155 you read the fact that he just bought the bike right? You expect people to have all that beforehand? Lol
@@leonardtrump9155I only wear gloves when its cold in the morning because I live in Wisconsin, the only thing I would criticize him for is the glasses and helmet. Gloves arent a big deal and if you have a helmet with a visor you dont need glasses
@@drp5441they definitely should have a helmet first if it’s the law in their state
@leonardtrump9155 bro did you just say he needs a mask? 😂 that pfizer boiled your brain 😂
When you try to clown someone and it backfires.
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Backfired on us, we commented🤣🤣
@@fishingwithdj2844actually the dude can't even spell or write a sentence properly why don't you try to read the description again. Dude is a total doushe-nozzle.
I thought I was sped for a second 💀
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The bike was probably happy to finally have a rider who’s responsible
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Og rider trynna clown a new rider is cringe asf in my opinion
Wouldn’t call a 12 year old an OG lol
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@joelboswell just ignore them bro I wasn’t clowning anyone lol
@@Browardchazfacts I been riding for two months and I’ve crashed 3 times so far clown that 😂😂😂😂
Well it's not his bike so he's not familiar with it , what are you so good that any bike you touch you already mastered it?
No matter what vehicle you get there is always going to be a "get used to it" stage
True because if you don't you won't have it for long
NAH I CAN GET ON ANY BIKE N GET BIZZY,,, HE SCARED
@@jayo552 you must be so talented right, who's your sponsor? RedBull KTM Fox Monster, yeahhh nahh we ain't talking about GTA but you know that already. 9 ta 5er probably, there's always #1
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@@jayo552exactly bro, these fkn other comments. 😂 once u know how to drive one, u do em all...
He knows how to ride. He's being chill and respectful getting used to the bike he just bought on your quiet neighborhood street
No fingers on the brake, looks down toward the clutch, and jittery movements tells me that he’s a noob.
@@frawdulentYou don't always have to put fingers on the brake the road is literally empty
This bloke is absolutely terrified of that bike and as absolutely no riding experience I'd be very surprised if he made it home RIP 🎉
@@maxomaxos8758no experienced riders who actually ride have that muscle memory disciplined in them. Who thinks I'm on a side street and don't need to cover the front brake?
Bike went forwards, must mean good, didn’t fall off on the judder bar😂
You just showed us a respectful man buying a bike bro
Paying the bike the respect it deserves
What are you talking about. That's a 750cc performance machine.
People who are capable of paying a bike like that the proper respect are a rare find.
@@ihateeverything3972not rare, every hear of SBK, or Moto GP? The machines are pushed to the limit. This guy looks very novice , like if a ball bounced out in front of him he'd jump off the bike 😂
Dude is a squid. No respect. He's probably riding on a permit. Lol
I'd throw a pair of chopsticks at that jap crap 🥢
He looks like he’s already giving it the respect, he is new to street bikes but looks like a good rider. He looks like he respects what the machine is capable of and is taking it slow.
Looks like he’s being smart and just taking it easy. No need to show off. Wish him many happy and safe miles on the new bike!
Yeah because hopping on a gsxr 750 without a single piece of gear is brilliant
@@danieldryden6644 not the best choice, but certainly more reason to take it easy.
@@danieldryden6644considering he’s going slow then yes. Gear is meant for medium speed. High speed gear won’t save you, slow speed you won’t crash and have full peripheral vision without a helmet to block your view. He could use some gloves but a helmet and leather at that speed? What’s the point Lmao
@@JonathanGarcia-cc1eg lol even a crash at 15mph is enough to split your skull open there's literally no justification for not wearing a helmet
@@danieldryden6644 if your dumb enough to crash at 15mph then don’t waste your money on gear and sell your bike lmao. Such stupid niche situations.
He didn't stall or wobble going over the hump. On an unfamiliar bike. He knows what he's doing.
yeah i wouldnt be hauling ass down an unfamiliar street on an unfamiliar bike with zero gear on either. what the fuck is he trying to show with this video
Lack of helmet says otherwise
proudtitanicdenier4300 No it truly doesn’t
@@eriv4735 No eye protection does...
josophschmo1585 No. it truly does not
He knows how to ride more than you know how to write a coherent sentence.
EDIT: Love reading the comments. LOL . I fixed it.
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True……that!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Its ; know how to write NOT ;knowing how to write😂LOL
Now here is a lil something for the peanut Gallery 😁 an it's true.
You can clearly see rider trying to nuzzle down into the seat and give the bike an ever so slight wiggle. Gets his arms locked on and comfy while he adjusts himself too. Then he feathers the throttle just slightly over idle once he is settled in and feels comfortable. He is being chill to not piss off your neighbors, getting the feel for the bike asap, and checking his steering and torque response so he knows somewhat of what he is dealing with before its too late and catches him by surprise. So, praise the guy. Don’t try and shame him.
Nobody is shaming him, you’re taking it deep and are writing an essay about it.
Yeah you are right about that. So the guy selling the bike is being a jerk. What did he expect? A burn out by the buyer?
Should have thrown in a free helmet help a brother out.
Ha!! What a Noob!!!
Yeah I usually ride low rpm in 2nd when I'm in a neighborhood, it's the quietest my bike can be.
Bro was riding his own ride and respecting the power, I see nothing but a good rider.
No helmet, scooted up to the tank straight arms with all his weight on it can't hardly control the direction the bike goes with just leaning. You can't effectively counter steer or let the front stabilize like that. For sure a new super sport rider and I respect him not just ripping it to show off, likely a new rider all together without any gear.
Perfect comment! Totally agree. Not smart for newbie riders to have no gear, especially a helmet. This is the most likely stage of a fall.
@@bootz0409 I agree, when I started I went and got a full set of riding gear. When i fall(not if but when) I want to not get degloved or lose 60% of my skin, I also like my skull intact, thanks!
@OperatorKregs That safety consciousness you have will save your life one day. You are to be commended! Contrary to what the younger generation think, it's not cool to have no safety gear whilst riding. Bloody stupid in fact!
@@OperatorKregssounds like he left the kick stand down too you can hear a click and him look down to the left when he first pulls off 😂
Leave him alone man, he’s just being safe and respectful
Safe without gear ? 😂
Without fear is just dumb. But the way he’s riding slowly
@@Jonathan-ez8tqthat’s exactly why he’s being safe, if he falls at that speed without gears it won’t be much of a problem.
Absolutely can. Most people CANT ride slow
There it is, exactly, made that point just above, too.
@@carmisti you can tell who took the class and who didnt😭😭😭
@aaronjackson6734 haha yep, I guess that's true. Msf course is great in spades.
More skill in doing anything slower
It’s a practice that takes a while to accomplish
When you buy a bike/new bike and your nervous cause someone’s recording you at least how I am
Nervous because someone is recording? LOLOL.. if thats the case then this should should at least be wearing a helmet. Getting nervous because someone is recording :)
@@JM-rp9qf iduunnnooo bro looks like about 317 ppl related to that statement including me
@@JM-rp9qfyoure studdering in the comment section and making fun of people being nervous...you should should watch wha wha what your saying mate....
Clearly knows how to ride. Not gonna just smash it out of the street immediately after purchase and not wearing any gear or helmet
Yeah up by me in st Aug fl. The cops will pull you over without the helmet just to check and see. Knowing you don’t have the insurance to ride without a helmet
He knows how to ride. Clearly he's just feeling the bike out and being respectful.
Ive been riding for quite a while and I like to feel the waters in a new bike. Every bike has different centers of gravity, different weight when tilted, different throttle and brake control. Dude is just feeling it out.
Yes sir.. Put the guy makling the video on a harley or different bike and bet he wil struggle more lol.
Absolutely
Put him on my wifes klx 110 he would probably struggle
How do you "feel a bike out" going 3MPH!!!! 🤔🤔🤔🤓
@@dirtypokesouthsideofh-town552 do you not know what clutch and throttle are? 🤨🤔🤓
Or center of gravity and lean leverage 🤨🤔🤓
Riding a bike between 3-10 mph will test all of these things more than at speed. You should buy a bike and try it sometime.
❤ Thank you to everyone standing up for the rider!
it's clearly its first ttime ever riding a bike, and without protection. there isn't anything good about it.
@LaurentLaborde you honestly think that someone who never rode before could get on a 750 and be that smooth? You lost all your credit now. You know nothing.
@@Dabergyt i was in his situation a few month ago. starting and going straight is the easiest part of motorcycling. I'm worried about the credits i lost though ^^
In that foot position. Try riding a power cruiser with forward controls.
These people act like they know he don’t live a couple blocks down.
He’s got common sense, he should be praised for chilling out, and taking it easy, to feel at one with the bike. Live to ride another day!👍🏻💪🏻
If he had common sense he'd at least have a helmet and gloves
actually he's got none, he's not wearing a lid. This should be the absolute minimum requirement before riding a motorbike, doesn't matter how slow you're going.
No helmet = Zero common sense
Kid doesn't even know where the shifter is 😂 had to double check
Just spent thousands on a bike, taking it easy in a neighborhood, being respectful of neighbors, no helmet or gear
"hE dOeSnT kNoW hOw To RiDe" 🤡
First time on a different bike, who knows what he rode prior. He was actually pretty smart to be extra cautious, none of us were born riders, we ALL had to start somewhere, he's probably just getting his sea legs, nbd, he'll get there. God Bless you both, stay safe on the road.
Your mom was born a rider
God bless u too bro
That's why any person that makes fun of someone for being a "noob" is a moron. Like oh, I'm sorry. I had no idea that you were born by riding a turbo busa out of your mother at the east coast hospital/ track at 190mph. Like wtf is up with people. How about help even if they are new
@@trapbartnationgaming7184you got him good man
@@trapbartnationgaming7184Go to bed kid and I'll pray for you.
He’s like “i better not drop this thing” I just spent every dollar I got on it
Why’d you close the caption early 😂
@@itsstealz3159😂
Right
Me when I got my bike 😂
You sold the bike to what looks like an honest man
“Guy told me he knew go to ride” I had an aneurysm reading that. Had another when I figured out what you meant🤣🤦♂️
Looks good to me. If anything, lots of people struggle to ride sportbikes at slow speeds. He had great throttle control and smooth clutch release. Props to him.
Well sportbikes aren't big fans of low speed
exactly what i was looking for. bad clutch control
Riding a sportbike slow is far harder than it looks, he knows what he's doing but he's very very nervous.
Ya always fun doing anything the first time with a camera in your face
clutch in, shift 1st, slowly let out. kids can learn this. his heels are on the peg. hes using a lot of upper body strength and he doesnt have relaxed piano/typing arms. things youd know
He ducked walked it out, if this is what you consider normal your standards are very low
I'd be nervous also not wearing a helmet 😅
Its probably been a while.
Riding a bike slower is harder then riding faster. Especially on a bike you haven’t been on before
Actually going fast on the bike with no experience leads to noobs in the telephone pole. Better to let him wobble at 3-4k a bit, all it helps with is stability, if that’s your definition of all round easier. He’ll prolly get the hang of it but there no doubt this is sketchy and moronic with no gear
Came to say this
@@KP-iv5ihyour a idiot if u think going fast on a bike is harder then going slow
Tru
He just looks infamiliar with the bike. Hes being smart and learning it.
And even if hes new hes doing a damn good job.....
He is just being respectful, don't be stupid.
I never get on a new bike and start hauling ass. Shit might be busted af
learn my lesson jumping on a zx14r that had a bent fork, let the handle bars go doing 65mph. the thing started wobbling so bad it was by Gods grace im here to tell the story
Was just being prudent and respectful of the neighbors
He handled that speed bump like a pro right out of the gate while at the same time getting his bearings with the bike. He knows how to ride.
"Always respect a bike. Don't ever think that you're a good rider."
-My dad.
At least you didn’t film him to make his first ride super awkward for him 😂
Yeah what a lame
Wow bro, you got absolutely wrecked I'm the comments my guy. This dude can ride, he is just nervous man. Don't put people on blast is the moral...
He knew how to ride better than you could write no cap lol😅
Exactly 😂
Whine about no cap, with no punctuation.... Ripe
@@robertwhite6248 ripe.
51 years riding n racing. I never go smoking out on a new bike, new road, no leathers , no helmet...newbies always... Whiskey throttle or kill the motor trying to negotiate throttle clutch. Looks steady, stright line. Looks ok to me. I saw a new rider in 2018 try to ride his new bike out of the dealership and tried to throttle out hard on a cold tyre 45 angle. Laid the bike lowside all over the road. I had just bought a CBR and knew the tires were cold. Street was busy, and the road was old and slick. I looked like this guy right after warching the guy in front of me, lay out his new Aprilia all over traffic.
He's actually being respectful for the neighborhood. He was confident rolling over that "speed hump" and taking time to get the feel of his new expensive investment.
I'm pretty sure that the old owner was the same way. Either that or the bike was to scary for him, so he sold it.
That's way better than the guy I sold my 750 to. He took off with it like a lunatic and I found out later he wrecked it the same day. So, needless to say, I definitely have respect for this guy!
Basically just looks like a smart rider to me. He is just respecting the bike, as you should.
He knows how to ride wonder if he can teach you how to write a sentence an make sense 🤷🏻♂️
@@erniekeck5823 Don't push your illiteracy off on me.
Well done to him. Very respectful rider. I’m sure he is fine.
And the neighborhood breathes a sigh of relief.
Definitely 😂
Well at least he’s respecting the bike, and not overconfident and just twisting the throttle
Nothing wrong. He seems to balance the bike quite well. Definitely testing the bike. I ride an MT-09 myself. Been riding for 15 years. Hopped onto a friend’s R3 recently after not touching sports bike since younger years. I was exactly like this dude for the first couple of minutes.
He is just catching up with his historic skills in a calm manner. Respect!❤
1st step to not wrecking on a superbike is knowing your limits. You can ride anything if your careful.
It's probably his first sport bike my guy. I was the same when I rode my first after learning on trail bikes. Imagine gatekeeping a mode of transportation
Exactly, you could ride dirt your whole life. Getting on a street bike is alien to you. Was to me, I was just like him.
The poster was born riding bikes and never had to learn.
I hope he'll be ok. That thing has a shit load of power. Be safe my guy, nice to see you taking it easy at 1st and not being stupid and gunning it like, "Yea I know what I'm doing" (CRASH!!!!)
He doing fhe right thing...if i burrow someones toy..wether car or bike im going easy till i see how well it brakes etc...a bike is no joke so take it slow till ya get into it...rode one today and for sure its no joke...it wanted to go but i decided to go easy
Shocking to see that kind of maturity from someone on a gsxr.. they're like the mustang drivers of the bike world
He was looking at yo weird ass staring at him like you finna finesse him after the purchase 👀💀😂
Fresh off that Harley Davidson course my guy 😂
Lol I went from a low riding bobber to a gixxer and the seating difference was a huge change 😂
He got that I’m still thinking about that figure 8 in the box look on his face ….
@@aaronantonio6539😂😂😂 everybody in my class put a foot down
@@tytylive4uI ended up doing it right all besides brushing the line with my back tire the slightest and still failed that part of the final test. But still passed because you gotta drop the bike 3 times for them to fail you truely
Finished that class and bought me a 2022 ZX14R. 😮💨
You could tell he was a new rider but he knew what he was doing, just looked kinda nervous. He’ll be fine 💯
That was NOT a new rider. Going slow like that with no wobbles. Try again.
@@TwoSockAgreed, maybe his first sport bike. I was anxious as fuck when I got mine even though I have been riding bike since 16 on the roads and on dirt before that. With great power comes great responsibility
I’ve been riding dirt bikes since I was four years old, I’m 41. I’ve had multiple street bikes and ride daily. I would’ve ridden a new GSXR away very similarly. I’m not sure what you people wanted him to do. That guy has ridden a motorcycle before.
Yep brand new rider jumping on a superbike with no helmet and no gear with perfect slow control. Good Odds ✔️
Why even record and post this lol
Was thinking the saaame thing. Bad for business right here🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
The same reason any tiktok, reel, or short exists, to burn the time off your biological clock.
@@v4riab1lity77😅 Whoa that's legendary
Only reason I would record him is if he didn't pay me yet.
Nah this dudes a clown that’s why he posted nothing to do with anything else don’t get it twisted
I knew how to ride when I bought my gsxr 1000, but I was coming off an old carbed Honda cbr 600. The difference in throttle response is night and day between the dual fuel injection and carbed motors. Plus an extra 400cc lol you can bet it was a nervous take off from the lot but after about 10 minutes I started to get a feel for it. These bikes will take off like a jet and throw you off if you don’t take your time to learn how to ride it properly. I respect this.
Him immediately putting his feet up tells me he atleast has some experience. That's the first thing the instructors drilled into my head at my motorcycle safety course.
I sold a gsxr 1000 to a guy who damn near ramped the speed bump when he left and then he slid through the stop sign. I instantly regretted selling him the bike. Not out of fear for the bike but i feared for his life
Looks like a reasonable guy riding a new bike for first time to me. What's wrong with being a responsible rider on a quiet neighborhood street ?
am I missing something here? I see a rider riding a different bike than what he's probably used to. he's taking it easy getting to know and feel the bike out
He knows how to ride - to go that slow and smooth on that bike - with confidence.
Didn't even really blip the throttle either just let the clutch catch it he knows what he doing but looks pretty rusty not gonna lie
taking your time to know a bike and respecting the neighbours....seems like he knows EXACTLY how to behave ...good guy right there.
I had been riding 13 years which isn’t long compared to some people but it certainly isn’t short. I sold my bike for one of those years and was riding a lot of cruisers and enduros. One day a friend invited me to a track day on a little R3. Needless to say I stalled it when getting on at first and was a bit slow getting used to foot position and seating position. After about 5 minutes or so I was riding it just fine though. Perhaps this is a similar case. He bought this bike, doesn’t want to break it, nervous since eyes are on him and it’s a unique seating position to what he’s used to… the only critique I have is put on some damn gear man!
"the only critique I have is put on some damn gear man!"
Agree. Asphalt at 30+mph>any big muscles. lol
What is gear gonna do tbh only gear that would help is a helmet
@@houstonpink7361 lowkey can tell u dont know wtf u talking abt…
@@houstonpink7361 what are u on about? ur just asking to break a leg if u crash at 30+ mph
He is being careful and respectful. You need to build a relationship with a vehicle to make the most out of it.
I thought he was just taking in his new purchase with pride. I’m pretty sure he worked hard for that bike 🔥🔥
my man was just searching for the friction zone. chillax
It's a 750.... there's nothing to search for
When you hop on a new bike, let the clutch out until it starts engaging. Pull it back in and do that a few times until the friction zone starts becoming muscle memory.
I think he can ride, he’s just being smart. His slow maneuvering shows me he’s comfortable riding however he’s being smart jumping on a bike he’s not use to and never ridden, he also don’t know if the bike has any issues. Why find out it has problems at 80mph. However riding without a helmet is stupid as hell
That feeling of your new bike is just brilliant, got my first bike last month and it's been an amazing journey of learning, the biker community is really something special. Ride safe guys and gals.
Nah, he knows how to ride. Anyone that doesn’t would be wobbling all over the place going that slow
He's being smart about it and taking it easy; definitely a newbie thou.
Oh yeah he’s definitely being smart getting on without a helmet or any gear on SMART !
@@alexandergarcia6588he going 5mph bruh chill out 🤦🏾♂️ no need to get all hurt over a video
not a newbie or wouldve been stalling definitely gotta get used to the bike
😊 dey ff x,swxsss
Opinions opinions........ from what I can see from the video he has clutch control and balance enough for me to say he can ride..
I’m so happy yall understood the assignment.
He gonna be alright, he seems like he knows the basics. With respect for the motorcycle and practice he will pull through.
If he had respect for it he'd be wearing at least a helmet. Poster is right this guy is a squid
@@danieldryden6644 the poster literally ride the bikes with crocs on let’s be for real right now
You can tell by his clutch control that he does know how to ride. Ive been riding for 20+ years and sometimes when i get on a new bike i also ride off looking like im doing it for the first time. Its normal...specially if this is his first sport bike...
To this day my 06 gsxr 750 still demands my respect and humbled me by its power
and your tiny penis didnt humble you enough already? you had to go buy a 750cc to cement it in! where do you race?
Making fun of someone who just handed you money is not real smart
Looks like he's being respectful and I've ridden bikes from 7 and I'm now 41 with a Super Sport 👍🏻🤝🏻
He didn't want to wakeup your neighbors.
He doesn't have any gear or a helmet and he's just bought a brand new bike, he's clearly just playing it safe...stop trying to clown a responsible rider
Seems like a gee up to me he wasn't inexperienced he totally understood the assignment
Thts absolutely how u handle something u just bought. Even pro drivers get TEST LAPS. He is learning a new vehicle
Looks fine to me maybe first time on that particular bike or type of bike.
Lol I went from a low riding bobber to a gixxer and the seating difference was a huge change 😂
I remember when i was new to motorcycles and i had taken the bike around my neighborhood super late at night so nobody would see me stall the ever loving shit out of it. Eventually i got it and had been practicing in a parking lot for a few hours just stopping and taking off in first. I felt confident. First night i take it out when people are out on the main road and this Honda pulls up right behind me stuffed with dudes yelling at me "do a wheelie" "burnout" and the anxiety set in....stalled the bike 6 times as they laughed at me. 😅 Worst fear imaginable for a new rider.
Lol, great story.
Dad's can be jerks sometimes
😂, We’ve all been there. Like pulling up to a spot where everyone is watching and giving my Harley a quick throttle blip but it coughs through the carb instead, then couldn’t do it if I tried.
Or taking off real fast and mis-shifting , yup, done that plenty too.
Normally people like that, when they give the old throttle or wheelie gesture, I’ll usually return the favor with a jerking off motion, they get the hint.
hahaha omg man. RIP. we all gotta start somewhere man!
hahaha so funny! 🤣 Ive stalled when I was new as well on a stop light uphill 😅 But it will eventually go away as you get familiar with your bike
He’s being respectful in a neighborhood
Good rider....being respectful to you and his new property
EVERYBODY start as a new rider at some point!!
not on a 750 with no helmet
@@carlsmith4767 I know a few who refuse to wear gear and didn’t start on a “beginner bike” So it happens more than u think
If he’s learning so what bro. We all started somewhere. You should be applauding his bravery by getting in the saddle and solidifying himself as a rider by buying your bike.
He just may be a person that takes care of his rides and himself
He just looks a little nervous not really like he cant ride
He looks fine just nit accustomed to sport foot peg location. Probably a naked rider.
The neighbors are probably glad the bike is gone haha
Me when i hopped on my 600 gsxr for the first time 😂😂
Your content always keeps me coming back for more.
We have all been there, doesn't matter the age; the guy will figure it out by the time he makes it home.