I HATE My Rebel 500 More Than I LOVE It???
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- After about 9 months with my Honda Rebel 500, I figured it was time to throw together a list of my top likes and dislikes of the bike. My time with the bike is winding down as I get ready to take delivery of my new Rebel 1100, but I've loved every second with my little 500! Of course, with that said, there's plenty of stuff about the bike that I haven't been the biggest fan of as well. Be sure to let me know what you think of my list! Do you agree? Are there things you'd add to either the pros or cons side? It's always interesting hearing everyone's takes on it!
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It is like when you are dating a person and have the potential to date someone else. Then you start thinking what you don’t like about the current person. But that new person may have the same flaws or worse.
True story!
Yea, you could end up with a real bunny boiler! LMAO!! 😂😂😂
this is me with jobs
If you do that you're literally garbage.
It’s like. Just don’t be a whore and if you want to date. Be single.
Burch " the parts are cheap and come from overseas..." Me" so does the bike lol "
Hahaha touché sir!
@@LifeOfBurch you can send the 500 to my place Burch ,you can visit it whenever you want :P
I outgrew mine so quick :(
The quality of the after market accessories shouldn’t be a dislike for the bike.
@@LifeOfBurch Can I have it? Pretty please
The Rebel lineup is just so inviting. It feels friendly and welcoming. As Zack Courts on Revzilla says: they're very approachable bikes. I feel that one word sums the Rebels up really well; approachable. Perfect beginner bikes that aren't too intimidating, but also great for experienced riders who values reliability.
Great review
Agreed for the pros plus I would add fuel economy, reliability, cool factor, price etc.
A for the cons, I would say the suspension/seat comfort is legit (but being a small cruiser its not unexpected or surprise), the rest are kinda nitpicks.
I owned a 500 for more than a year, ridden across europe and back within days and it was definitely exceeded my expectations in many ways.
I think whoever complains about the lack of highway capability has way too high expectations for the type of bike the rebel represents or never ridden worse bikes before (there are plenty of good bikes that are worse on highway). In fact I would choose the rebel 500 over any other small cc sport-ish bike for highway use any day. I have ridden this thing across the entire german autobahn without any issue.
...I have to admit: even I dont have the 500 anymore, I'm still a fanboy, lol
A very much appreciated comment!
The R500 was a love at first sight for me and I am planning on getting her as my second motorcycle.
As I started to educate myself about her I have ran into many different perspectives of those who owns/ed one.
Your's is also a great addition into the mix and further solidifies the fact that she will be an awesome companion.
How many km/L were you getting?
I think the 500 is targeted at the older riders like me 70-90, It is just the right weight, power, and comfort for people who want an easier ride as we age.
You have answered my main question. I am 71, rode for a few years, and now want something comfortable and economical that I can ride to work twice a week, and have some fun.
@@gmjsimmons Well I'm a little bit younger in my 40's but I also think about that rebel as a safe light weight for an old guy, instead of that fat street bob I have in my garage.
Is a Beginner Bike for Women
I'm 44 and currently looking into this bike for my first bike
Not me at 24 getting this as my first bike lmao. Looks perfect for me though
I am 31 and have just got the rebel 500. So far I love it. I'm hoping I can do the rest of my licences with it
1. The suspension on the 2020 is VASTLY improved. So is the seat.
2. True. I did get a tiny Honda windscreen which makes it 100% m ore enjoyable to ride on Highways. I was surprised how much that little things helps.
3. We'd all like cheap and high quality stuff, but it just ain't gonna happen. The stuff I've gotten for mine wasn't cheap, but it's great quality, so if you wanna spend, you can get it :)
Good points! And while I understand there are quality parts to be had, there really aren’t that many options. Seats for example- dozens of great looking (but crappy quality) options for a low price, and then if you go the nicer route your only option is Corbin as far as 2-seater options. I just wish that as many quality companies made aftermarket parts for these as you see for Harleys and such. Hopefully more companies come on board for the 1100 though!
@@LifeOfBurch True about the seat. That's why I had mine done at a saddle maker. Not the cheapest option, but superior quality :)
My 1100 was supposed to be delivered today but got delayed. Guess I’ll just have to watch Burch videos instead.
Top 3 dislikes:
1 seat
2 seat
3 seat
Other than that, great bike and I agree with your likes and your dislikes.
True that! The seat totally slipped my mind since I have an aftermarket seat. But then again I guess there’s a reason why the seat was one of the first parts I ordered for the bike 😂
Couldn't agree more. I purchased the Mustang seat for the 500 and believe me it does wonder. Had to wait six months because of COVID but it was well worth it.
Yeah, 100% agree. The seat is the worst. After riding 8000kms, the seat is kind of worn in, but for someone with no natural padding on their behind, there is nothing in the stock seat for comfort.
Might be able to get an aftermarket seat for it
I know this video is old but it was still very helpful! I've never had a motorcycle before and have been researching and thought about getting myself a Rebel 500. Thanks for the info!
Howdy, I'm a 74 year old geriatric and a small guy (5'2", 170#, 28" inseam) that's been riding for greater than 50 years. I've ridden coast to coast, Canada to Mexico on bikes of all sizes. Last year I sold my Yamaha 1100cc Silverado cruiser that I put 40K miles on and bought a repaired 2018 Rebel 500. First thing I did was put on an aftermarket exhaust, a luggage rack and a bobber type taillight assembly. I just love the hell out of this bike. It's as fast as it needs to be, 100 mph with me on it, it's nimble, the seat is adequate for me and so is the suspension. This year I rode from my home in St. Paul to Copper Harbour, MI via backroads and Interstate and it was a blast! Maybe the Rebel is not right for everybody, but it's perfect for me. It's the most enjoyable bike I have ever owned. The only complaint I have is people have to quit calling it a beginner bike. Yes, it works well for people buying it as their first bike BUT it also works well as a forever bike for experienced riders who are compact. How about we call it a compact, well sorted road bike??
Ride on Bros!
Awesome take on the bike David! Sounds like you’re having a BLAST with it!! 🤘🏻 Ride safe!
Thanks for the content! I'm looking at learning to ride and considering a Rebel 500 and this helps a ton.
Thanks for your candor. I am moving away from a larger bike and the 500 has caught my eye.
Totally agree the 500 is a keeper, shit suspension and all! Honda should be proud of it, so light and simple and just plain FUN!
I totally agree!
I love mine bro. I use to ride hard and had Harley’s but those days are over I just wanna ride and enjoy life
Great review, was fun to listen to your feedback on the Rebel. When you take both hands off the grips I get nervous like "oh no, I hope it continues to track straight and no pot hole, etc" lol
25 married with a kid on the way, but man that rebel 1100 looks so nice. Perfect mix of a cruiser with a sportier bike, hope to have one in the near future. Good video
hope you get one soon brother, saving up for a 500 in green
hey there ! i disagree with you on some points about the rebel500...
1) you said on highway is unstable because of the wind, i bought a small nice windshield and problem solved.
2) on the rebel 500 2020 they changed the rear suspension , so it is not bad anymore. actually i love it on my 2020(it makes it very stable on curves)
anyway , the rebel 500 is one of my best purchase ever so far, and even if outhere are lots of better motorcycles, the rebel may not be perfect, but is something else. a very unique motorcycle which hopefully will stay with me forever. good video btw.drive safe!
I just got mine. SE, 2021 version. Suspension and seat are not an issue anymore. It is perfect for going 120kmh/75mph on the highway. It even reaches 160kmh/100mph without an issue, once the motor is set out of the break period. If done well, it's an outstanding bike.
@@javiermaceira4406 Wow great to know. I'm planning on getting one soon! Now I don't have to worry about replacing those parts. cheers
Looking forward to your comparison of the 500 with the 1100.....may not be as nimble, but still I think it is under 500 pounds which is light for a cruiser with that displacement.
Cant wait to see you on the 1100 dude, its going to be great..... I think it will DEFINITELY help the whole highway issue...... 😂
I agree, the bike is fun. My spine also has the same grief about the suspension issue. If only they had a meatier seat suspension system and/or a meatier rear suspension by maybe 2 inches.
I am waiting to get my own 1100 rebel! Honestly cant wait!
Hi, thanks for your vid. Can understand your likes and dislikes. Especially when it comes to the parts from Thailand or Asia. I don't have any problems with delivery times either, but quality is another matter LOL. But you get used to it, have lived here for 18 years. The rear shock absorbers are also a pain in my ass.
But I still love the Rebel 500 and have been traveling with this machine in southern Thailand since January 2021.
Greetings Thomas from Rawai Phuket
For those complaining about the seat, I guess you haven't ridden a stock Sportster. I was prepared to not like the seat based on watching different reviews so was surprised at how comfortable it was when I got it. Comfort is somewhat relative but no stock bike I've ridden other than my CTX 700 has had a comfortable seat.
I thought the same thing until I did a 120 mile ride on it and after 75 minutes or so I started standing to give myself a break from the seat
Happy to see you’re really back into making videos. Hope that other issue ends soon.
I really appreciate it brother! I’m in much less of a funk now and plan to rock it out all 2021 with videos. Goal is one video a week and then once the weather warms up I’ll go to two a week!
@@LifeOfBurch Really nice to hear that!
Two a week yasss ヽ(^o^)ノ
I made a custom air ride seat cushion for my rough riding bike. I used a 10 inch riding lawn mower inner tube and covered it with black vinyl. I folded the vinyl over it and stitched 2 sides with a speedy stitcher and laced the last side with paracord. I put grommets on it to attach it to my bike. It is like riding on a cloud. You can get creative and use leather and put fringes on it. Mine is just a prototype but it works very well.
My first bike was a 2017 CBR500R. I have had my 2014 r6 for about a year and half now. Gonna go for the rebel 1100 next most likely. Waiting for you to review the 1100 before I go for it.
Bout to go get this tomorrow as my first bike.
Thanks for the vids.
How is it?
Yeah, how is it?
They turned me down on credit
Yo, first off, thanks for all the rebel content. Convinced me to get one myself mid last year. I just sold mine and ordered the Trident. I’m super sad that I can’t keep the Rebel either!! How I wish we could all just keep all the bikes we want forever 🥲
If only we could have a different bike for every riding style! That’s awesome that I helped inspire you to get a Rebel though! Thanks for commenting bro 🤘🏻
What’s a Trident?
@@travelinman482 Triumph Motorcycle
@@brandontheppote7644
Must be a European model.
I took a test ride on one and liked it but he’s right about the suspension. I had a sore lower back after hitting some bumps that my own bike doesn’t notice.
You're a pro man! Love your review.. Thank you.
Thanks man! Glad I could help! 🙏🏻
I’m a returning rider. Just bought a new 2022 Rebel 500 after not being on a bike since I sold my Virago 750 in 2015 before that I had a VT1100 in 2010 and a Yamaha 650 Special back in 1996-97 and a CR250R Elsinore as a teenager. So I absolutely Love Honda! I’m getting on this sweet little Rebel at now 49 years old and until you said it I just thought maybe I’m a little gun shy going 70 with 18 wheelers going by blowing me all over the freakin road 😬 But you just made me feel a lot better about my abilities as now I know I’m not the only one 😂 But I do absolutely love it and it’s getting better. Also I’m in East Texas and we’ve got tons and tons of back roads so it’s perfect for me. I actually think it’s pretty peppy for just a 500! I got the new Pearl Organic Green and I’m calling it “YODA” because it’s a little green badass and being a Honda it’s very wise too. Of course I still have the single seat so I could just call it “Honda Solo”🤣
I have the virago 750 and it’s the most comfortable bike I have ridden, I tried out the rebel 500 here in Norfolk uk , that engine is quick and the slipper clutch in nice , my virago clutch has a strong pull to keep it out of gear , if I could get the back shocks changed off the rebel and seat , then the only other thing would be forward controls, maybe a front screen , then I would definitely have the rebel over a virago 750 .
good real-world review. thanks. don't worry you won't miss is when you upgrade.
yo i am just buying my first bike CMX500 Rebel .. love the video keep going my dude .. chears from Croatia
Can’t wait for the 1100. So hyped.
I’m so stoked!
Just got my self a 2022 honda rebeld 500,can wait to ride that thing
Just the first 15 seconds. I get you so much. Got my first bike (honda rebel 250) 8 years back and I drove it to and from Pittsburgh from New York and 1 way from south Carolina. It gets old soo fast especially driving it 5 years year round
You need to talk to Dave Moss for the suspension, once set up properly for your weight and type of riding you will enter a new world.
Nice & informative & i love your blogs 👍
More power! 1100 is here
Great video, I’m trying to get the Honda Rebel 500 se (I think that’s the proper name) and this video helped me out a ton!!!! How tall are you/weight? Trying to figure out the wind situation, (first bike hopefully!)
Honestly the only thing that turned me off from the Rebel line was just the dinky gas tanks without any real way to get a bigger tank without having to fabricate brackets and all that jazz. I took my MSF on an old Honda Renegade so I looked at the Rebels first. I eventually went with a Kawasaki Vulcan because it felt better to me and the larger tank was a winner since I knew I wanted to take longer trips.
Many people say this is a bike for women or smaller men. Yet I am a man, 6'0 tall and I loved it when I tried it.
1) - Because we are low, we are close to the road it feels we go much faster than reality
2)- I think most of bikes have the saddle too high (wich is bad because it gives less confidence and more caught in the wind), this one is perfect
3)- no protection for the wind but no need because as I said the wind is not as boring as it is with taller bikes.
4)- Most of bikes offer a bad driving position (too much bend forward or legs too much forward, arms too much oustretched...). But here, the position is perfect. The back is straight, the arms are semi flexed, the feet are under the knees, the knees a little bit under the hips line...
5)- The engine is super fun and combined with the position and the light weight of the bike, it's just really fun to drive.
6) Particularly for the most recent models, I love the aesthetics. I think the Rebel is the perfect little modern cruiser, very well drawned.
Yea buddy I crashed my Yamaha Stryker and while that's not OK now I can buy another bike to more fit my needs. Im 70 years old now and the Stryker was big, heavy and hard for me to handle now. So with the Ins. settlement I bought the Rebel 500 with ABS. I love it. I won't be riding any more cross country trips so yea basic transportation and spirited rides. If the Stryker had ABS I would not have ate the tail gate of the pickup at 40 MPH. 3 broken ribs, collapsed left lung a broken ankle and lots of road rash. I was wearing some protection. Get the ABS.
Very helpful! Thank you!
I feel like the rebel 500 is a good bike to start on and it's a bike you keep and hold onto, ride it for fun, and throw the keys to your friends
new rebel user here respect from Philippines
I'm concerned about getting this bike because of the cons you mentioned but I'm yet to find a bike with the same style. This thing just looks so stylish.
None of the things he "hates" are serious issues. The rear suspension can be replaced and you can get good aftermarket parts if you buy from American companies. Also, I think it's unfair to complain about the highway capabilities of this bike because it's really not meant for the highway. It's meant to be an affordable entry level bike for people who just want to ride around town.
Are you talking speed in Kms or miles? I'm thinking of buying it for daily commute not planning on going over 80 kms
Got a great deal on a 300, rode it 3 times, made into a bobber...rode 2 more times, saved for 19 year son, cool little bike, will sell if he doesn't ride in the spring though.
Great review 👏 Lots of online aftermarket parts are cheap dirt, read the returns carefully or simply do what l do DON'T BUY crap online.
I like to buy quality once, so find a dealer who only deals in quality and pay that extra amount.
Riding any motorcycle on a highway in windy weather is highly dangerous for too many reasons to mention here.
Don't be ashamed to come of the highway, call family or friends, tell them you'll be a little late but BE SAFE.
I absolutely agree with you about the highway capabilities of the 500. 70 - 75mph on a light bike (plus a super windy day), can make for a very anxious ride. That is the only reason I'm moving forward with buying a bigger bike myself. I'm just very grateful that I am in a position in my life where I'll be able to keep my 500. It's (for me) the perfect bike for commuting back and forth to work, running quick errands to town, and just a ton of fun to ride; especially on these West Virginia backroads.
I totally agree that the 500 is the PERFECT commuter/bar hopper! If money wasn’t an issue I’d keep mine in the stable for exactly that.
Lol r u saying that a 500cc bike is a disappointment on the highway gosh you have never ridden a 125 or the 250cc’s the !
@@queenbee7074 facts I own a cb250 nighthawk as a commuter and use it everyday in the highway, it can get to 120kmh/75mph but it's hard, if it's windy then maybe you won't even reach those speeds and the bike shakes like hell, I'm looking forward to change into a rebel 500 and reading these comments makes me feel even more sure than this bike is way better than they say because they haven't ride anything worse
Gonna be my first bike! 😁
I have plans of getting a bike for my gf and if I could do it now, it probably would be this one, seems easy to learn and control.
Maybe in a few years I'll get one used, or even new if they keep making those.
and if she really gets into riding and wants to upgrade, there's the hopefully familiar option of the 1100
Here in europe/germany many parts need homologation which makes them more expensive,
but then again many cheap parts are just not allowed then and you will not use them to be sure not to get problems when checked by cops.
WAIT THATS ANNAPOLIS, i just bought a 2022 Rebel 500 as my very first motorcycle. I’m excited to start my riding journey!
What crash bars area you using and source would be appreciated. Great video! Thanks
For a brand new rider (I've only riden 150cc scooters so far), I'm looking forward to picking up my Rebel 500 in 2 days! I plan to avoid highways, the previous owner customized it better than I'd be able to and the parts don't look cheap like what you are mentioning...so I guess the shocks are my main concern. Thank you for the information!
The 2020 updated the suspension and shocks to vastly improve it i heard so it should be much better to ride.
Here in australia we are limited to 110kmph which i think is 68mph? So if its windy af on that day i drive the car and save the bike for nicer freeway summer or sping weather if i go on a long cruise.
How much you selling it for? I been looking to get one since it came out but can get a decent price on it?
So one thing I noticed is that your likes are all pie-in-the-sky metaphysical things that really apply to all bikes. The dislikes are all realistic technical things that apply specifically to the to the 500. Result: don't get the 500 unless you KNOW the negatives do not concern you at all. Good honest review.
What color is your 1100? Also did you get the one with the DCT?
Totally about the highway incompatibility! Thinking about 1100cc but it doesn't look as cute :) And I LOVE the orange tank swap, I wish they still have in stock, can't find one online, may just get a paint job instead.
Sir while cruising at 30-45 km/h, what gear are you using the most?
I just got into riding and got the 2021 Rebel 500 SE as my first bike. I'm definitely glad I got the 500 vs 300 - I already feel like I'm outgrowing the 500 though. My major gripe is that the screen is so dim, it's difficult to see in bright daylight.
Fully Agree 👍
The bike has changed so much. I had an older one and it was great. Beware, it is very oil thusty and I was going through something big in my life and I ended up ruining my motor. Check that oil!😂
I'd have gotten the Rebel 500 if I could have afforded it at the time. I ended up with a baby Rebel, the 250. Cost + ins and my economics at the time. No regrets. It came up, so I did a use analysis and I liked the style. It is a fun little tyke. When I upgrade, I will probably keep it.
Not to mention at highway speed the motor is reving its guts out and overtaking pull at those speeds is almost non existent, love my rebel too great begineer bike, trading it in later this year tho. Subscribed for the future 1100 content, very interested in that bike.
I bought my wife a 2023 rebel 500 and I ride it more than she does it is fun to ride and love it’s style the power is adequate for its size the seat is ok the gas mileage is very good. For short trips I will take the Rebel instead of my Goldwing
I just sold my 2015 Shadow(too heavy for me, underpowered and prefer chain to shaft). My all time fa v was an 80s cm400t.
I don't need or want a sport bike and the Rebel 500 is the closest to what I liked in the 80s.
Great review!
What exhaust did you put on this bike? Sounds decent
Been thinking about a rebel 500 for my GF. She's got a blast, but it's tank is real wide and she doesn't like riding it because of that. I even like the bike for a Honda. I wouldn't be afraid to have it sitting next to my Harleys and dualsports.
The 2020 version has improved suspension:)
I guess the love affair is over, it happens. In previous videos you were so enthusiastic about the 500.
Would you say MT 03 or rebel 500 is the better starter bike?
Awesome video dude
I'm looking to get into motorcycling. I'm very between this and the more sporty styling of the cbr500r. Im highly drawn to the cruiser style this bike offers but my girlfriend's father calls these old man bikes and thinks I'll have more fun with the sports bike. Bikes for me aren't about top speed or cornering speed though, as long as I can get it up to the speed limit and enjoy it, I don't care if another bike could perform better
loves the video
How is the vibration? In '72, I bought the 500-4 and loved it. However, my brother's 350 Scrambler was real buzzy.
Thanks for the info
I bought my friend’s old Honda Rebel carburetor motorcycle in college...made the mistake of getting on the freeway just for a couple miles between exits...I was white-knuckling it the whole time...thought I was going to die with the big semis passing me...😬
I just bought my Rebel 500 4 days ago. And i agree with MOST of what he said. The bike does feel like its getting blown all over the place when its real windy or at high speeds, that's actually why I've been hesitant to take it on the interstate yet. But other than that, I've loved every minute with it so far. I've not really noticed that big of an issue with the suspension, but maybe I'm just lighter than he is or maybe the roads where i live might be better or something, but I've not had any problems with it feeling like its beating me to death. But i am having a BLAST riding my Rebel 500 and i would HIGHLY recommend it to any new riders, as i myself am new to motorcycle riding. I've rode dirt bikes and other things my whole life, but this is my first REAL motorcycle and i would say that anyone whos like me and wants to get their first bike should definitely, DEFINITELTY get a Rebel. I would also recommend the 500, even if your new, because i feel that the 300 just doesn't have the power needed to really do everything you might want it to and a 1100 might be better held off on until you got use to the 500.
The one is this video is an older model, but as many have pointed out, newer models have a better rear suspension stock setup.
Adding a windscreen would probably help up on the highway
Nice review! What do you say about battery removing? :oD But - I love this bike!!! It's really fun to ride it!
whats the alternate of rebel500 on its price range?
I rode an Indian Scout 1200 as my first bike. ❤️. It was heavy for me but dang was it awesome. I did lay it down but I had highway bars. I still was too small and lightweight to pick it up. I was a new rider. I sold it and I’m thinking of a Rebel now. What is the difference in weight from a 500 to an 1000? Honest question and thank you ❤️🥰.
Dude it looks amazing with the seat! where did you get it?
I'm hanging out for the 1100 in Australia! Want to buy it at the end of the year.
I’ve been riding for 25 years do you think this might be good for me i ride Honda VTX 1300 right now do you think it might be too small and I’m 51
G'day mate,is it worth removing the exhaust Cat?
Hi Sir Burch, I noticed the new intro. I like it.
Glad you like it! You’re the first to notice.
Been fun watching your vids - always great content - glad to have found (and subscribed) - off subject - what vid editing program do you use putting your content together?
I’m still just using the free iMovie software that came on my MacBook. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done!
@@LifeOfBurch yea... And it does it well ;) thanks for the quick info.
Is the 300 also customizable Bc I’m only 15 and I absolutely love the Rebuls
yes I have a 500 and i am new to riding I was blowing all over the road and it was scary!!!
I had an old Ninja 250 that I used to ride to my cousins in another city, about 20 miles of undivided highway riding and getting passed by oncoming semis was scary as hell. There were already gusts of wind that would blow me across the road and getting passed by a semi nearly put me in the gravel. Hug close to the yellow and brace for the gust of wind as they go by as it pushes you nearly to the white line; if not on it. Sketchy
what is a good beginner bike for highway riding?
You mentioned that there are alternatives to this Bike. Can you tell me them? Thanks in advance
I'm considering a Rebel 500, I haven't rode a bike since I was a teenager (dirt bikes back then) and I'm 40 now. Do you think this would be a good choice for someone who is wanting a commuter bike and will occasionally cruise in town with it? My job is only 12 miles away and my Ram 1500 Hemi is drinking gas like its water on a hot sweaty day so looking for something to help on gas costs but also be some fun for me. Thanks in advance!
Absolutely, go for it, same age, same situation, 500 rocks.
Hello! I heard that the bike isn’t good for tall people, is there something that can be done for the legs?
Ok what is the best bike for a new rider, was looking at the rebal 500 but don't like the review on the spention
DO YOU KNOW IF THE 300CC OR 500CC BIKES OFFER THE DCT TRANSMISSION ?
Heyo birch im so lookin forward in seeing the 1100 on the channel my so jelous i live in the philippines and when it does come out it gonna take awhile until i get mine huhuhu😭 im so jelly... and ride safe brother from the philippines
Thanks dude! Can’t wait to get my 1100 and then you can live vicariously through my videos until you get yours! Haha
Hahahah aight man 😀