Just so everyone knows, when this guy says "dual sports", he actually means a 12 k$ Ducati Desert Sled, you know, the typical beginner's bike for biscotti lovers.
I've been riding a KLX250 as my daily commute and weekend hooligan for over 4 yrs and you can't wipe the smile off my face every time I swing my leg over the seat.
Chase without downgrading any of your other videos, this is one of the best one you've made (quality, information, entertainment, ect.). I'm looking into getting another bite since I sold my super sport and I think you just pulled the trigger on the decision that I need to make. Keep up the good work homie. Everyone RIDE Safe
Coming at you guys with another Here's Why episode! Let us know what you think. Are Dualsports the best bikes to start on? Also, let's play find the J.
Bigrst Beast can’t go wrong with an MT-03. It’s basically the naked version of an R3. Rock solid design, reliable & fun. I’ve had an R3 for about a month now and I love it. I feel the MT-03 would be just a little more comfortable... Good luck!!! 😊
I’m 5’7 with 31 inch seam and beginner rider looking to buy dualsports bike all of dualsports bike seat are height what you would recommend this video is awesome.
I used to own a drz400sm, been throw around the corner and learned wheelies on this machine. I swear dual sport is the best to start with, you don't need to worry about frame damage and easy to pick up even when dropped. It is the best bike to learn the basic/advanced control of the bike.
Wow I can't believe the timing of this video! I am just about to buy a DR200... been trying to decide between it and a DR650 but I think I like the DR200 more. Great video man I love this. I am a new rider and I learned on a DR200 in my MSF class. I always thought of myself as more of a sport bike rider and maybe I still am but I was surprised how much fun I had on the DR200. I just bought a brand new Ninja 650 ABS and now I think I'll buy a new DR200 this week. Thanks for the content I really enjoyed it.
To be totally honest, If you are looking for a DR200 or a DR650 don't waste your time and money. Get a DRZ 400S. You'll thank me later. Edit...I just saw that this post was from a year ago. Nevermind.
DR650's make great first bikes. It is what i ended up with as a first bike (quite by accident actually). Excellent on road characteristics. Excellent capabilities offroad. Amazing fun to tinker on. I dropped my 650 now 4 times, no damage. A bit on the heavy side for a first bike maybe... but, has longevity in any direction you want to go. A few upgrades and its fast and responsive. A few more and you have an excellent suspension for on /off road. Throw on some trailmax missions and you are just one happy camper. Throw on a wind screen and you have a tourer. Yea, DR650 is the ultimate Unicorn bike.
Agreed, I started with 0 experience, picked up a 200cc dual sport and have been beating it into the ground ever since, lost track of how many drops it's had, but I remember it took me 58 miles to drop it the first time, absolutely zero regrets with going with a dual sport as a first bike
I’ve been watching you and yummi back then and it looks like a sht ton of fun! Just got my WR today and im loving it! Thanks chase! Love the quality of your videos! Its great to see you grow over the years
I've got back on two wheels on a small 125, but I'm not sure if whant to step up further... The bike already seems like a dual sport, with more street mods, to make it look like a naked, but i really don't enjoy riding on the streets. I always pick the most broken street and even go off-road with those street plastic tires! I've already risen it up a couple of inches because I've found out that the rear shock have a much longer travel, with absurdly preloaded springs, so I've modded everything. All is missing is a front fender, dual sport type and good tires. This video really opened my eyes!
My MSF course put me on a TW200 and I fell in love, but dealers didn’t have any TWs (and used prices are ridiculous) so I ended up with a KLX230. Definitely recommend for a new rider. Mine is the S model with the factory lowered suspension.
I'm taking my beginner classes next week, so my buddy thought it was a good idea to have me try out his brother's 500cc ktm dual sport. It was fun, but I don't have very good throttle control, I accidently lifted the front end a few inches XD
Yeah, I bought a dual sport second bike for guests, maybe my grand son. Looks like a first bike perfect choice. Yes you can drop it without damage (Very Important for beginners!) but clearly sub standard for parking lot SloMo maneuvering and counter steering practice. DSport Tires are unstable in a lean, and the compound doesn't grip pavement well. All over the place. Constantly correcting during a long curve. I had to switch to street tires (Keeping stock wheel sizes) for stability. Turns out Warning Signs and threats of prosecution have curtailed my exploration of the Power Line right of way around here.
Get a moped... you would be surprised how much fun you can have going 25-30 mph on a moped! A real moped can do light off road too. I drove my dad's 1977 Puch Maxi moped when I was 15 and man it was a blast
I said it once and I'd say it again. Been a subscriber ever since your first videos. And let me tell ya, The quality of the vids look so top notch, I don't even realize that im just watching a youtube video, and not actually in the scene itself 🤣😎
Why do people keep skipping over the Yamaha xt250. Lighter, lower, super reliable, more fuel capacity, trials like turning radius and tough as nails. We love them.
People think their slow and unstable, but actually when you get used to them their pretty quick and agile. Just not fast, but i let it ripped on the trail and its always fun pinning it without fear
# 2019 Suzuki dr650. Trying to Keep the best bang for buck 650 dualsport alive. I recommend every man, woman, and child own a light, non expensive dualsport motorbike with long maintenance intervals.
@chaseontwowheels I've been through few Sport bikes and tried a lot too in demo rides, because it's just my flavor. I own a Zx10RR 2018 right now and I'm considering switching it for a Supermoto next. Probably a KTM 690 or a Husqvarna 701 due to my flavor of speeding lol. I think not only beginners, but every riders out there should consider at least giving it a try. Motorcycle isn't only about speeding and being cool... It's about having fun ! CHEAH ! 👌
I was thinking of getting the Suzy 400 SM (maybe a Kawa KLR 650) for communiting and occassional 100-120 miles trip ... But I afraid of their older tech (keep in mind it will be stored for 5 months of winter)
Eric D. I love my klr650 Just run ethanol free gas and she will run til the end of time. No matter how long she sits. That or just run it out of gas completely before storing for the winter
Oh my, the talk I say to any beginner... In the beginning anything you really need to learn, you can learn in the soft dirt on a cheap Chinese pitbike with knobbies. Then I think my wife will step up to our Zero.
Alright guys, I need some advice from both experience and short motorcycle riders. I've been watching Chase for 6 months even though I was subscribed to him for 3 years. Anyways, I've become interested in riding, but I fear that there aren't any good bikes for me to use. I'm 5'4" ( very short, I know) and most likely done growing, so I want to know what bikes would be great for short, new riders?
3:18 I WISH I could pick up my CRF250L like that. I’ve had several friends try and no one can even get it neatly on a stand. 320lbs is heavy af to do dirt bike things. Doable for sure, but heavy
I’m a beginner street rider, with a little dirt experience. I ride with my dad on a Sporty 1200 and I love it, but I really want a DR650 for my first bike. I’m just a little intimidated by the height. I’m sitting at 5’10
I’m the same height. They are a little tall but once you get your weight on them then sink down. Find one and sit in it at a dealership and you’ll see what I mean.
I take it that a 250cc is the best general purpose dual sport? My cousin used to have a Suzuki DR650. I was about 16, and I remember thinking it was awfully big for a "dirt bike" (that's what it looked like to me) Anyway, here I am and I wanna start riding. I don't wanna give my age, but I'm neither old nor young at this point. This will be the 1st time I've ridden a motorcycle since I was a teenager. I am 6'0 and about 225. What displacement would y'all recommend for me? Not worried about super speed. 70ish is fine. Actually don't want too powerful a bike. I might take a 5-6 hour trip once I gain some experience, but that'll be as far as I'll ever go. I am blessed that I live within 2-3 hours of a lot of good riding.
Here watching 8 months later bc I’m wanting to get CRF250L bc it’s now 2021 gas prices and almost $3 and I’ve always wanted bike other than the 90 I had as a kid, plus my truck gets 13mpg so I’m spend abt $100 a week in gas
Deciding to get a dual sport was the easy part now it’s time to figure out which one to get I’m deciding between a WR250 CRF 450 and a klx 250 any suggestions??
If i want to choose a dualsport as my first bike and i want to take it traveling and going to off road places, but that means riding about an hour in highways is that possible? do i have to mod it? (better tires?)
In the vein of 250cc dual sports, would be interested in your opinion (and Brian’s) of the cheaper Chinese 250’s such as the CSC TT250 or those available on Amazon.
Other than seat height, I firmly agree. Drop em, slide em, jump em: Dual Sports are rad.
Papa Yam's comment on a Chase video
Nobody:
Me : that's so wholesome
Stfu you don't know shit turbo busa for life bitch
Just so everyone knows, when this guy says "dual sports", he actually means a 12 k$ Ducati Desert Sled, you know, the typical beginner's bike for biscotti lovers.
Why not just cut out the middle man and find a supermoto bike? Are they hard to find or expensive?
@@All_SportGG stfu
I think everyone needs a dual sport regardless of skill level. They're a world of their own.
Goddamit
I've been riding a KLX250 as my daily commute and weekend hooligan for over 4 yrs and you can't wipe the smile off my face every time I swing my leg over the seat.
Mine also.. I have Klx 150BF... From kawasaki 🤘🔥🔥💚
I'm jealous. I need to get 1
Chase without downgrading any of your other videos, this is one of the best one you've made (quality, information, entertainment, ect.). I'm looking into getting another bite since I sold my super sport and I think you just pulled the trigger on the decision that I need to make. Keep up the good work homie. Everyone RIDE Safe
Coming at you guys with another Here's Why episode! Let us know what you think. Are Dualsports the best bikes to start on? Also, let's play find the J.
J at the very end... Wait for it!
I’m getting in to motorcycles and I want to know if you would recommend the MT-03 for a beginner or if you would recommend a different bike? Thanks!
Bigrst Beast can’t go wrong with an MT-03. It’s basically the naked version of an R3. Rock solid design, reliable & fun. I’ve had an R3 for about a month now and I love it. I feel the MT-03 would be just a little more comfortable... Good luck!!! 😊
I’m 5’7 with 31 inch seam and beginner rider looking to buy dualsports bike all of dualsports bike seat are height what you would recommend this video is awesome.
I used to own a drz400sm, been throw around the corner and learned wheelies on this machine. I swear dual sport is the best to start with, you don't need to worry about frame damage and easy to pick up even when dropped. It is the best bike to learn the basic/advanced control of the bike.
I own a 05 CBR 1000RR, a 2017 Triumph Tiger 800 and a 2018 drz 400sm. By far the drz is the most fun bike I own or have ever owned.
Wow I can't believe the timing of this video! I am just about to buy a DR200... been trying to decide between it and a DR650 but I think I like the DR200 more. Great video man I love this. I am a new rider and I learned on a DR200 in my MSF class. I always thought of myself as more of a sport bike rider and maybe I still am but I was surprised how much fun I had on the DR200. I just bought a brand new Ninja 650 ABS and now I think I'll buy a new DR200 this week. Thanks for the content I really enjoyed it.
To be totally honest, If you are looking for a DR200 or a DR650 don't waste your time and money. Get a DRZ 400S. You'll thank me later. Edit...I just saw that this post was from a year ago. Nevermind.
@@TheMotorgoat1 Answer will always help us new to the category.
Skills you learn playing in the dirt, will pay off on a street bike. I started on a dual-sport and I'm glad I did.
Tell me more!
Once you dual sport, you always sport the dual. Subbed!
Yeahhh 🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💚
Been subbed to this channel for ages, ain't seen what you actually look like til tonight...almost exactly what I expected!
The trusty bulletproof Yamaha TW-200 was my first bike. Totally agree that dual-sports are a great starter bike
XT225 was mine! Had a blast on it (and my buddy’s TDub)!
Been debating on a sport bike or a supermoto. This video honestly pulls me into the supermoto world.
Go supermoto, you won't regret it.
Cory right after this video I start seeking Facebook marketplace for different ones around me. There’s a ton, they’re all super clean as well👀
Just recently picked up a 2020 Kawasaki KLX 230 dual sport. It was a good choice, having been out of riding for 6 years!
The transition was EPIC!
DR650's make great first bikes. It is what i ended up with as a first bike (quite by accident actually). Excellent on road characteristics. Excellent capabilities offroad. Amazing fun to tinker on. I dropped my 650 now 4 times, no damage. A bit on the heavy side for a first bike maybe... but, has longevity in any direction you want to go. A few upgrades and its fast and responsive. A few more and you have an excellent suspension for on /off road. Throw on some trailmax missions and you are just one happy camper. Throw on a wind screen and you have a tourer. Yea, DR650 is the ultimate Unicorn bike.
Really good photography here. Sound is solid and good points about DS bikes
Agreed, I started with 0 experience, picked up a 200cc dual sport and have been beating it into the ground ever since, lost track of how many drops it's had, but I remember it took me 58 miles to drop it the first time, absolutely zero regrets with going with a dual sport as a first bike
one of the best beginner bike videos ive seen...
dude, this video was awesome!
I didnt notice so going to say it now, congrats on 1m my dude! - Your video quality is insane and deserve even more!
I’ve been watching you and yummi back then and it looks like a sht ton of fun!
Just got my WR today and im loving it! Thanks chase! Love the quality of your videos! Its great to see you grow over the years
Next to my vfr I have a supermoto converted transalp, the speed factor is 1/2, the range factor is 1/3 but the fun factor is x10!
You taught me so much man. And I love how educational the video felt.
YES! Another classic Chase video.
I've got back on two wheels on a small 125, but I'm not sure if whant to step up further...
The bike already seems like a dual sport, with more street mods, to make it look like a naked, but i really don't enjoy riding on the streets. I always pick the most broken street and even go off-road with those street plastic tires! I've already risen it up a couple of inches because I've found out that the rear shock have a much longer travel, with absurdly preloaded springs, so I've modded everything.
All is missing is a front fender, dual sport type and good tires.
This video really opened my eyes!
Thought I was watching Fort9 for a second. Seriously great video. 👍
Top shelf infotainment PSA, considering your considerable platform......well played Sir. 👍🏼 🌎
Hardest part is picking which one.
Drz400 etheir model
@@rotz357 why
@@krispyskook7107 kawasaki klx 300 or klx 250.. It's just works fine 🤘🔥🔥🔥💚
My MSF course put me on a TW200 and I fell in love, but dealers didn’t have any TWs (and used prices are ridiculous) so I ended up with a KLX230. Definitely recommend for a new rider. Mine is the S model with the factory lowered suspension.
I've had a lot of bikes but the one that I think of mostly was a humble Honda XL125 I had when I was a kid.
I'm taking my beginner classes next week, so my buddy thought it was a good idea to have me try out his brother's 500cc ktm dual sport. It was fun, but I don't have very good throttle control, I accidently lifted the front end a few inches XD
Yeah, I bought a dual sport second bike for guests, maybe my grand son. Looks like a first bike perfect choice. Yes you can drop it without damage (Very Important for beginners!) but clearly sub standard for parking lot SloMo maneuvering and counter steering practice. DSport Tires are unstable in a lean, and the compound doesn't grip pavement well. All over the place. Constantly correcting during a long curve. I had to switch to street tires (Keeping stock wheel sizes) for stability. Turns out Warning Signs and threats of prosecution have curtailed my exploration of the Power Line right of way around here.
This actually helped me a lot to figure out what bike I want, thanks!!
The video quality is better then I expected
My first bike was an XT225. I used to load and unload it from my truck A LOT. I never owned ramps haha just asked someone to grab the other end quick.
Excellent vid bro!!! Keep up the great work 😉
I need to save up a little more money to get a dual sport to see if I like the road or terrain or both.
Get a moped... you would be surprised how much fun you can have going 25-30 mph on a moped! A real moped can do light off road too. I drove my dad's 1977 Puch Maxi moped when I was 15 and man it was a blast
I said it once and I'd say it again. Been a subscriber ever since your first videos. And let me tell ya,
The quality of the vids look so top notch, I don't even realize that im just watching a youtube video, and not actually in the scene itself 🤣😎
Man I love your WR so jelly I got a weak spot for Supermotos. I don't know if I could touch but I want one.
Why do people keep skipping over the Yamaha xt250. Lighter, lower, super reliable, more fuel capacity, trials like turning radius and tough as nails. We love them.
People think their slow and unstable, but actually when you get used to them their pretty quick and agile. Just not fast, but i let it ripped on the trail and its always fun pinning it without fear
omg chase doing a wheelie?? jk we know he is a hooligan at heart
Chase your content this year has been next level keep it up and please make the adventure series the same quality
# 2019 Suzuki dr650. Trying to Keep the best bang for buck 650 dualsport alive. I recommend every man, woman, and child own a light, non expensive dualsport motorbike with long maintenance intervals.
Love this vid! Thanks! Might be my first type of bike. Mostly using it to go to work.
Top quality video! I truly enjoyed the way it was made. I'm a KTM gal myself, but are great choices.
@chaseontwowheels I've been through few Sport bikes and tried a lot too in demo rides, because it's just my flavor. I own a Zx10RR 2018 right now and I'm considering switching it for a Supermoto next. Probably a KTM 690 or a Husqvarna 701 due to my flavor of speeding lol. I think not only beginners, but every riders out there should consider at least giving it a try. Motorcycle isn't only about speeding and being cool... It's about having fun ! CHEAH ! 👌
How about a quick WBRG video series on converting a dual sport into a Supermoto? Inquiring minds want to know!
This video is sick. Solidified my choice to get a nice dual sport. Looking at used drz400, husqvarna te450, or klx in my area.
That grey color though!
im convinced, im gonna buy a dual sport bike
I was thinking of getting the Suzy 400 SM (maybe a Kawa KLR 650) for communiting and occassional 100-120 miles trip ... But I afraid of their older tech (keep in mind it will be stored for 5 months of winter)
Eric D. I love my klr650
Just run ethanol free gas and she will run til the end of time. No matter how long she sits. That or just run it out of gas completely before storing for the winter
The KLR is now FI ... Welcome to the 20th century ... FINALLY
Why not just start with ADV then? Kawasaki Versys-x 300, BMW G 310 GS, KTM 390 Adventure?
Oh my, the talk I say to any beginner...
In the beginning anything you really need to learn, you can learn in the soft dirt on a cheap Chinese pitbike with knobbies. Then I think my wife will step up to our Zero.
just booked a dual sport motorcycle.. 🤩
Originaly was saving for a Duke 390 naked as a beginner bike, now saving for a dualsport.
Love the thumb nail for the video!
11:42 thought it was a secret message... turns out it was a secret message from the matrix.
thats not text
Alright guys, I need some advice from both experience and short motorcycle riders. I've been watching Chase for 6 months even though I was subscribed to him for 3 years. Anyways, I've become interested in riding, but I fear that there aren't any good bikes for me to use. I'm 5'4" ( very short, I know) and most likely done growing, so I want to know what bikes would be great for short, new riders?
I can relate to you so much. Nice video and i love my supermoto!
First bike was a grom, that got jacked, now got a 08 wr250x.
Saw alive 2007 album great taste in music man
Enjoyed this🤘
Aww man! Chace on an ADV! My dream vid!!! :D
Coming soon? Who knows? ;)
That helped a lot man.
3:18 I WISH I could pick up my CRF250L like that. I’ve had several friends try and no one can even get it neatly on a stand. 320lbs is heavy af to do dirt bike things. Doable for sure, but heavy
Every once in a while you say to yourself. Should I keep waiting or should I hop this curve.
so if i put bigger wheels and knobby tire on a supermoto it becomes a dualsport?
Nice video! Thank you !
I’m a beginner street rider, with a little dirt experience. I ride with my dad on a Sporty 1200 and I love it, but I really want a DR650 for my first bike. I’m just a little intimidated by the height. I’m sitting at 5’10
I’m the same height. They are a little tall but once you get your weight on them then sink down. Find one and sit in it at a dealership and you’ll see what I mean.
i love my TW200 cause its an old farm bike whos design has stayed the same since the 80s.
But what about the KLX230? Is that not a good bike then?
first bike was a drz400sm, still the only bike i havent sold
I agree. It wasn't my first but it will always be in the stables.
That jacket lookin a little tight there Chase :P Time to go on a diet bro
Been on it for 2 days now man. Been feeling like a damn marshmallow
Hahaha my god ! 🤦♂️ Can't believe this kind of comment loll. Guess you gotta to love all kind of fans 😂
I just lost 30 lbs in 1 month... nothing tastes as good as being fit feels
Kevin McGillick wat about p*ssy?
Would you consider a DRZ400 to a beginner?
Are you bark busters on upside down or reversed on your Yamaha? They look weird
I’ve wanted an off-road bike for a while now but I don’t know which one is the best and I need help? Also I don’t want one to expensive
Grade A production value on this video.
dual sport is the best AND bike , you have one AND another. i will never not have a dr650 in my stable even if they stop making em
I have an idea. Make a tenere adv video
Fee hmmm maybe soon?
Dude!! Love your helmet what is it?
Is there a 125cc dual sport?
What qualities as a beginner bike??
What model is the white/red Yamaha?
Yeah I’d love to have one but every dealer has at least a 3 person waiting list for one🤦🏻♂️
Good vid nice audio quality
this production crazy
How about having a passenger on a Dual-Sport? Thanks!
Do you need to register it off road and on road in NJ?
I'm a starting on a 2004 cr125 honda dirt bike,what a dual bike do you guys recommend
I take it that a 250cc is the best general purpose dual sport? My cousin used to have a Suzuki DR650. I was about 16, and I remember thinking it was awfully big for a "dirt bike" (that's what it looked like to me) Anyway, here I am and I wanna start riding. I don't wanna give my age, but I'm neither old nor young at this point. This will be the 1st time I've ridden a motorcycle since I was a teenager. I am 6'0 and about 225. What displacement would y'all recommend for me? Not worried about super speed. 70ish is fine. Actually don't want too powerful a bike. I might take a 5-6 hour trip once I gain some experience, but that'll be as far as I'll ever go. I am blessed that I live within 2-3 hours of a lot of good riding.
650 is 2 big I agree. The 250 is just right for us beginners. I been riding in the woods for a few years now. I think I Kno what I'm doing
are dual sports good on interstate and long travels?
Here watching 8 months later bc I’m wanting to get CRF250L bc it’s now 2021 gas prices and almost $3 and I’ve always wanted bike other than the 90 I had as a kid, plus my truck gets 13mpg so I’m spend abt $100 a week in gas
What helmet are you wearing sir?
Hey Chase do you think you will do a Supermoto shootout video in the future similar to the 650 Class and Low CC Class segments?
Deciding to get a dual sport was the easy part now it’s time to figure out which one to get I’m deciding between a WR250 CRF 450 and a klx 250 any suggestions??
I absolutely love my xt250
I got excited caz i thought this was a moto vlog of chase back on his wr
Btw drz400 is the best all around bike lol
If i want to choose a dualsport as my first bike and i want to take it traveling and going to off road places, but that means riding about an hour in highways is that possible? do i have to mod it? (better tires?)
In the vein of 250cc dual sports, would be interested in your opinion (and Brian’s) of the cheaper Chinese 250’s such as the CSC TT250 or those available on Amazon.
The hawks aren't bad from what I seen. Cheap