7 Reasons Why I Chose the NINJA 400 as my First Bike
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- The 7 important reasons that led me to choose the Ninja 400 as my first motorcycle!
I've had my 2019 Kawasaki Ninja 400 for almost two years now, but I can very clearly remember the stress and anxiety that went into trying to decide which motorcycle to choose as my first.
I did so much research that it was almost overwhelming, but eventually I found the Ninja 400, which ticked these 7 things off to be the best first motorcycle for me.
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Compare to Honda CBR 300. Which one is better? Is Ninja 400 good quality and reliable?
If you're between 5'10 and 6 ft 8 get a Kawasaki KLR 650
My first was an 86 RDLC 350...loved it, but the 2 stoke was smokey !! I'd love to get one of these Ninja 400 but it's a 1/2 or so too tall. I'd like to be flat footed all in all. But the price is right for me too, as the alt would be the Vulcan S 650. More money, but I really love the cruiser style! Great review though! If I get one of these, it's a forever bike for me, light weekend duty and commuting to work with really good gas mileage!!
@@tianyudi1999 The Honda CBR300R 30hp is a joke in horsepower department as it is a single-cylinder ever Ninja 300cc which 40hp blow it out of the water and 400cc is 50hp to bad Honda keeps refuses to sell there parallel-twin CBR250RR 41hp model which has it’s been restricted to the Asia market and just like the Ninja ZX-25R 51hp in-line 4cyl and there was even plan for Honda CBR300RR twin but never happen.
Are you hearing anything about a new ZX-4R coming up?
Yammies review is exactly what made me get one 😂 just hearing him trying to find negatives but still laughing like a little girl every 2 minutes sold it for me
hahaha, the 'perfect toilet' got me
Yeah if it isnt burning rubber and wheeling Yammi isn't very happy
I'm buying this as my first
Great choice!
You won't regret it, it's a great bike!
Where did you guys learn how to drive
And how hard to get the license
@@henrynguns6490 where in Australia are you mate?.
I got my licence from 'Motorcycle Riding School' at Slacks Creek. I bought my bike from Ultimate Kawasaki on the Gold Coast but that's the school they recommended and use.
As long as you have had a car licence for a year you can apply to get a bike learners, you have to do a pre learner course and answer some questions to get your L's....I really enjoyed the learner course and I found I picked up riding fairly quickly, the licencing process is straight forward, just make sure you go into the course with a mature attitude and listen to the instructors.
Buying one soon!
Ninja 400 Will also be my first bike. Manifesting it. ⚫️🟢
I am looking for my first bike and I want the ninja but I have been loosing sleep on thinking I would make the wrong decision so thank you for you're video. I am from America and I had to retire early from law enforcement due to an accident and now I am disabled I don't think I could ride more than 25 to 30 mins. At a time but I suffer from severe depression, anxiety and PTSD , so my psychiatrist said I need a hobby, I need to get out some and not stay in the bed all day so I don't work so it will just be something to get out and enjoy a couple days a week for just about a half hour or so thank you for this video it has really helped out a lot...
Yeah when I started researching for getting a first street bike as my experience was only dirt bikes the Ninja 400 came up again and again as a great starter bike value that even seasoned riders liked. Here in US they go for 4-5k new and insurance considers the 400 to be an economy commuter bike not sports or touring so its in the cheapest tier for insurance and taxes where I live.
I believe it’s that classification for insurance thanks to it being 399 cc. I could very much be wrong. Just got the bug to get a bike and I’ve all but made my mind up on this bike being my first.
This video was one of the most informative and concise videos on the ninja 400 out there. You did a great job and answered a lot of questions new riders are looking for with their limited knowledge. Your vid deserves more views than it has
I appreciate that!
I went with a Yamaha R3, I absolutely love it. Mines not stock though, and because of that I recommend the Ninja 400. Easily the better “investment” bike, and makes decent power with a full system exhaust, and ECU Flash. I do however prefer the looks of the R3, and after quite a bit of tinkering/money I’m making Ninja 400 power. Great first bike. Both are amazing little machines.
Reason 1. Kawasaki -> best handling, Reliability, Comfortable and Premium Power
The ninja 400 is very comfortable
Seeing this makes me want ninja 400 so much more. You have some of best motorcycle videos on youtube 😁😁
2800 miles into my first bike, 2020 z400. Love this little beast
These reasons are the exact same reasons that lead me to buy this bike as my first bike in 2020 and I have not regretted a thing. The one thing I did notice is that once you get comfortable with the bike and you've been using it to commute for awhile, you do start to find a desire for more power. I feel this mainly was because I was doing a lot of freeway riding in a straight line. if you're concerned 400 might be too little power for a first bike to stay interesting for a long time, I encourage you to take it up and down a mountain or through some windy roads. I did this and found that 400 was more than enough power to have an absolute blast in the mountains, and gain a new appreciation for the handling of this incredible machine. The windy roads proved to be a nice challenge for your riding skills and you don't need a whole lot of power as you're going through windy roads. My point is the actual top speed of the bike is not a huge problem if you find something that IS fun that doesn't require you do be going 150+ down a straight line. I bought my 2020 ninja 400 white brand new off a dealership for a little over 5k. Her name is Boo and I can't wait to see how far she'll take me
Great comment mate, thanks for sharing you're experience!
Have you upgraded yet to bigger bike just wondering
you nailed it in this video, chose my ninja for pretty much the exact same reasons. Great video especially for beginners !!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching an I appreciate the support 🙏🏻
Thank you for introducing this Bike to me. Praying for this Bike.
Ninja 400 is already a classic. This is gonna be one of those "great bikes". Mine is a 2019 storm grey and I love it !
Yup, everything he said is on point! I did alot of research myself and I'm choosing this as my first bike as well!
Lots of great points. It’s pretty much fact that among the beginner class sportbikes, the 400 is king in performance and value. It’s just a bike that felt right to sit on too, the very first time I went to a dealership. They nailed it on the ergonomics. Then add the reliability, and great looks. I got mine 9 months ago and have yet to find anything to complain about in this bike. Cheers!
Hell yea! Great to hear you're loving your bike aswell. Would you ever upgrade?
I was looking at the Ninja 650 2022. But dealership could see I was a new rider so I went with the Ninja 400 2022. I love it. 🏁🏁🏁
I love your vids, excellent information and very well presented, your a natural on camera.
I also own a 2019 Ninja 400, mine is metallic spark black. I picked the 400 for the same reasons.
Thanks for the video! My wife & I are new to motorcycles & we both just got our first bikes which are the 2021 & 2022 Ninja 400.
Just finished my motorcycle basic training class and got my license I got a little ahead of myself before the class and bought an Africa Twin so I would be ready to ride after the class.
Now I’m looking at getting a ninja 400 as a second bike to learn on and grow into my Africa Twin.
Thanks for the video.
Love the paint job on your bike. Really pops
I agree to all 7 points and add an 8th: the ninja 400 has a very good production quality. I also choose the ninja 400 as my first bike and I am very glad with my choice.
nice video, I bought my ninja 400 last week as a first bike, I going to receive it next week I am very exhident and this kind of videos confirm me that I did a good choise.
Definitely looking forward to get this as my first big bike!
A nice and honest review. Been planning and inclined to get ninja 400 as my first sports bike. 👍🏼👍🏼
Glad I could help
As of June 2022, your comment about demand going up is spot on. I've always been a car guy, and with gas prices going up the way they are and the significantly lower cost of entry for motorcycles (could buy a brand new Kawasaki Ninja 400 for what I'd spend on buying a 10-15 year old PoS car), it's forced me to consider looking at getting a motorcycle (primarily looking at the Ninja and Z 400 models) as my primary form of transportation, and used prices for these are wild (someone in my town is asking for $6k USD, above MSRP, for a 2021 Ninja 400).
Looking for my 1st, I want Ninja 650, but its above my pocket weight.
The Ninja 400 is growing on me too!
This is gonna be my first bike ever, ive never rode before in my life, but thanks to this channel im definitely getting this bike now
Nice one! Let me know when you do
I’m 22 and live on my own I’m saving up for this and really excited
been really wanting to get my motorcycle license and ive had my eye on this bike, your video i think has made up my mind.
Happy to help 👌🏻
Me to hope I see u on the road someday may take a year or to because I just turned 17
Bought a 2021 ninja 400 because of you! I bought it couple weeks before my MSF course. Passed the course on Sunday but couldn’t ride it since because I injured my wrist. I can’t wait hitting the road with it tho!
Thats awesome mate! congrats on the bike. Let me know how you find it once you've given it a good use
Great video. Same issues and concerns as you. Looks like 400 for me as well. 💯👌🏼
Ive been shopping for my first bike. This one is at the top so far. Great video.
Awesome! Thank you!
Get the Ninja 400 mate, you won't regret it
Well, now I know what I want for my first bike!
So excited to get mine soon!!! 😁😁😁
Hell yea! Let me know how you find it when you do!
I'm looking to get my first and now in the checking reviews spot. Gonna be my treat to myself for keeping my GPA up and looking like the 400 is gonna be my first
Wow, cool review. Thanks mate, this helped
Glad to hear it!
inspiration for my future motor bike
Personally I wanted something that handles great as I wanted to do a little bit of track ridding but I needed more power than just 47. I ended up getting an older version of this bike, a 97 zxr400 4 cylinder with about 60hp.
Best decision I made in my life. It handles amazing, it has plenty of power for everything I do with it, good fuel efficiency and it fits a 6 foot, 96 kilos dude just fine. I don’t think I’ll ever sell this bike it’s just that good.
ZXR 400 my all time favorite. I started 1977 on a kh250.
Thanks for reviewing this bike, my brother has the 650 class in these. I just bought a Kwacka 2022 Ninja 400 new, I'm gonna keep the same bike and just service and look after it. Its a commuter to and from work for me.
You closed the deal for me on a Ninja 400 as my next bike. I’m still in the break-in period for my 2023 Ninja 400 and could not be happier.
I've owned a lot of bikes over the years. My first was a Yamaha TTR250, a super solid dual sport. My biggest was a Can Am Spider Touring bike. But I put the most miles on my Harley Road King.
But those bikes don't meet my needs now. I'm older and don't have much interest in touring. I'm also not interested in wrestling with getting a big bike on a paddock stand or a lift, let along moving it around in the garage.
But the Ninja does everything I want easily and for not a lot of money all while looking really great! Relative to previous bikes, the maintenance is pretty easy as well.
Thank you very much for the help getting to this decision.
Great job 👏
Im about to buy a 2022 and its my first, you just helped me confirm
My first bike ever I got last Saturday the Ninja 400 2022. I love it
They look like a awesome bike I wish I had this when I got my first bike. My first bike was 1997 zzr 250 Kawasaki then I bought 2000 zzr1100 a year later rode that for 11 years now I’ve down sized to a 2019 Suzuki vstrom 650 which is definitely not as quick as the 1100 but has been a surprisingly fun bike to ride and with laws getting a lot more stricter I don’t get into as much trouble and is definitely a lot more comfortable for doing long trips
Just found your videos. Great job. I'm an older rider coming out of the cruiser bike life for the past 25 years. I'm wanting to learn sportbike riding finally have some fun on a bike! Researching this bike and the Yamaha R3. Everything you've said, are the same things I've been looking at.
Thanks for watching and leaving feedback! Glad you agree with my reasoning, what direction do you think you'll take? Ninja or R3?
@@Kwackajack Probably leaning ninja. I'm short, and I can flat foot the ninja a little better. Little more HP and torque. I'm also 48 years old and the ninja seems to have a little more relaxed riding position when I've sat on them.
I have a video coming soon talking about seating position on the Ninja and what different heights can expect on the bike! But yea, ninja is very accomodating for different sizes
Very true. I bought my ninja 400 two months ago and if I were to list the reasons why I did it, it would be the same as yours. Great video :)
Awesome! What's your favourite thing about the bike so far? Thanks for watching and supporting the channel :)
lol yammienoob ahahah! he added some good things about the ninja tho. i follow his channel for bike reviews and bike riding tips. I currently own an FZ 150 bike and planning to get this ninja 400 by year's end. saving is kinda tough here in PH. good POV on this.
My first bike was a new Kawasaki EX500, for $3200. Back when it didn't have the Ninja moniker.
It was more than enough motorcycle for a new rider.
I agree, the Ninja 400 is an excellent choice for a new rider.
Getting mine tomorrow ☺️
That's awesome! Congrats 🙌🏻
Plan on buying a new 400 in the teal color. Thanks for your input
No worries mate! Let me know when you get it
Ninja 400 best choice I ever made. Riding it for a year now (whole year) and never had any trouble. Looks epic, pulls great specially if its your first bike it will be really fun exploring how quick can you get with it. I bought the Remus slip on exhaust it has really really crispy sound that i never get bored of :))) . Also I went with thicker seat cause after half an hour its gets little uncomfy. Right now I wouldn't trade it for anything (myb cause its my first bike idk) but really fun machine. It gets a lot attention too cause it looks bigger (wider) than old 250 or 300 cc bikes . Take a look at one before you skip it thats all im asking :D !
Just bought a brand new 2021 ninja 400. I went with fire red bc green wasn't their color this year. But it will be my 3rd bike overall but I had little experience on those bikes. Bc only ride couples times a month bc of me being a truck driver. But this 400 will be my first daily driver bike to and from work everyday. So can't wait to pick it up in a few hours and slowly upgrade it over time..
I’m looking into this as my first bike , getting the 2021 version of it I hope I can get it
the first brand new bike i bought was a ninja 250 .............. and yes it was the 80's lookin one ............. i thrashed that bike 10 ways from sunday and it always fired up when i was ready to go ............ not to mention driving it all over the state ............... team green baby !!
Thank you 🙌
LOVE THIS BIKE, I BOUGHT THE 2020 NINJA 400 LAST SUMMER AND ITS BEEN AWESOME!
How much was it broski?
Great video! I'm getting one very soon
Nice! Congrats on deciding, it can be a hard choice these days
I've had it for a month now I've put 600 Miles and I love it
I just bought mine today. I have a 2018 iron883 and this is going to my 2nd bike. So fckin excited. Can’t wait to get it delivered
Fuck man that's so awesome. Would love the chance to ride and review an iron 883 aswell. Congrats on the bike!
Greetings from USA! Great vid, love ur enthusiasm and personality. Im 39 and haven't been on a bike for about 11 years. My first and last bike was a 2006 Ninja 250. Loved the bike, but must confess within the first week of owning it I realized how underpowered it was. Thats even despite my experience considering it was my first ever bike. Im looking for some new excitement as Im almost 40, so looking to get a new bike and Im sold on the 400. Based off specs and videos its going to be plenty of bike for me. I think Ill be getting a 2021 Passion Red with ABS brakes. Take care and be safe!
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! I think the 400 is a great bike all round, I'm sure you'll love it
Did you get one!!!!??? I did, mettalic blue 2022 ABS, Loving it !
I went for MT07 but anyhow good video mate!
Honda 600RR🤙🏼 I’m thankful I had a good sales guy that matched me up with the right bike. I love my bike🤙🏼😉
Subscribed after 2 videos.
Your videos answered all my questions ta!
I'm going buy it tomorrow in green color.
People riding this at circuit said that it is good enough at circuit as well without any modification.
Honda cbr 500r has a bit of more power but somehow ninja 400 can speed up slightly faster than 500r
Glad I could help
My first bike is a Z800. Probably not a good choice for a beginner. But I love it. And it’s been good to me so far.
400 was the best choice I could’ve made for my first bike!
im thinking about saving up all year for one next summer is yours still running well?
I’m hoping to have enough saved by next summer to get my first bike 🤞🏾🤞🏾
I don't own one but it's damn apparent that Kawasaki owns the sport 400 class with the ninja-you see all the demonstration videos-the thing is super quick,great handling,and top end close to 120 mph/193 kph.One other thing of a practical nature is that insurance costs are lower compared to sport 650's and up.
That was also my first Bike...for 3 months.
Great starter bike.
Awesome!
I ride Honda, but appreciate this video to assist new riders and bike buyers to select their ‘perfect for them’ bike.
I downsized from an 1100cc Honda and had a sit on the Ninja 400, but found the bars to narrow and the bike felt small. Having said that, that’s expected coming off big bikes. I went with the CBR500R.
The small/mid capacity section is a pretty cool and competitive group of bikes. Plenty to choose from for all shapes, sizes and needs.
Cool and honest review mate, that will be helpful for others. Keep it up.
Thanks mate, appreciate the feedback and support. Yea the lightweight class is really coming into it's own and it makes sense, you don't need a 1000cc later bike or even a 600 supersports on everyday roads. I would be lying if I said they didn't have their appeal but for an everyday rider I think anywhere between 400-650 is ideal.
How do you find living with the 500r coming from the 1100?
@@Kwackajack very true.
@@Kwackajack I really enjoy riding the 500R and has been one of my favourite bikes to ride. Sure it won’t do 299kph but 180kph is still quick enough.
BEAUTIFUL MOTORCYCLE I LOVE KAWASAKI
100% agreed!!! This was my first bike and had nooooo regrets!!!!!
Glad to hear! Are you still with it or riding something else now?
Still going strong with it!
I would definitely love to have a test ride in a 400. The CB400 I got, screams like anything. In low revs, it struggles, but man...as soon as you hit 7k+ revs, it's sweeeeeet... I wonder how torquey the 400 is in the low rev range.
It's decent down low, for a 400 anyway. Obviously not gonna be the same as a 650 or higher but definitely enough for the street
My first bike was a Yamaha R3. I loved it. Perfect beginner bike. I also did my hours of research on beginners bike when I got it new in 2017. I traded it for a Suzuki Boulevard C50T. I loved it. Then i traded for a New Nissan versa 5 speed manual and a 1985 Kl250D project bike.... I felt unsafe on a bike with all the texting and driving.
Congrats I'm sold
Im going for a ninja400 too..thats why imo looking its reviews.
Looking to buy mine now.
I got my 400 for mostly the same reasons, except instead of being intimidated by other powful engines I was more worried about their extra weight. I rented an r6 earlier and I remember it being uncomfortably heavy and feeling kind've harder to handle when compared to my ninja which handles like a dream
Always knew australia was beautiful some people say that its a hot place but I knew there is snow in some parts of Australia ❤️
I bought the Z400 as my first. Same bike but naked. It's a lot of fun.
For sure! You just have a slightly more upright seating position
awesome bike
Wow I JUST bought the new one for my first bike yipeeee
Congrats! I'm sure you're gonna love it. Let me know when you get it and how you find it :)
When he said Australia, i sadly tuned the rest out and immediately started looking for snakes. And wondering how he so calm with danger everywhere
My first street bike was a 1968 Kawasaki A7, followed by a brand new 1984 Ninja 900.
Nice. I’m learning on KTM 390 adv.
Oh sweet! How are you finding it?
Very good. So what will be your next?
Tough one, I have a few in mind but so many are appealing it's hard to choose
Awesome man. Good video keep it up
Thanks dude, appreciate it 🙏🏻
I haven’t owned a bike or ridden in over 40 years. That’s another story. My first bike was a Kawasaki 440. I loved it and rode it all over the East coast and Midwest while in the Navy. Guess you could say I’m loyal to Kawasaki. So, as you are describing, it’s tough choosing a bike. This is really good information as I’m making the decision on what to own. Sport bike or cruiser?
I prefer Sport Bike, but each to their own. Glad you got value from the videos mate!
you cleared some things for me. I think I will buy a 125cc to practice on then the Ninja 400. in the US it's (depending on dealer) around 5k USD. Thank you :D
Glad I could help!
Man , i have the same doubt right now, haha, lookoing to get my first bike soon,
I am very tempted to get the ninja 400, is it a good option for the first bike? Nice that you live on the gold coast, I lived there in 2007, but I'm Brazilian and I'm back in Brazil now. The only bad thing about a motorcycle on the gold coast must be not being able to carry your surfboard. Congratulations on the video, very enlightening
It is a good option for a first bike, I think this video helps explain that. Where abouts on the GC were you? Lot's of Brazilians on the GC and Brissy, I think it's because it is very similar to back home for you guys in terms of weather and beaches.
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel :)
@@Kwackajack Yes it is, and perfect waves for surfers like myself. I used to live in Tugun beach back them, it was the greatest time of my life, Studying in Palm Beach Currumbin and going surfing everyday haha. Still have some friends there and hoping to come back soon. Hopefully Brasil will get over covid soon the economics better so i can go. Nice to talk with someone from GC. Looking foward for the next videos!
breaking my head to decide between R3 and this one....
Same here... I had my mind set on R3 but the more I watch the more I second guess myself
I understand the feeling! Do yourself a favour and go sit on both at a dealership, turn it on and rev them a couple times.
It’s the best way to make up your mind
I ride the Ninja 400 2020 model (48hp Japanese model) and I thought long and hard on what to get and time has shown that I made the right choice! I'm in Japan and with rumors of the next ZX25R around the corner at the time and with existing competition like the R3, Duke390, and some Honda models; it was a difficult decision but in the end I chose the Ninja 400 because it could do it all. Personally I prefer the look of the Honda CBR250r but it was a 250cc engine and was a little more expensive than the 400cc of the Ninja.
Since I got the bike, numerous videos (both in the West and in Japan) comparing the Ninja400 against its competition inc the new zx25r has shown that the Ninja400 comes out on top. It may not have the fancy electronics like couple of its competition but in terms of raw power, ridability, practical use and cost/performance ratio; it is the class leader.
I will admit that originally I wanted the NInja zx6r (and still do lol) but because of bike license laws + cost meant I 'settled' with the Ninja 400 but I don't regret it one bit. I commute with this bike, take it to the twisties and go on trips with it and it handles it all perfectly.
If you are on the fence about this bike compared to it's competition, you should not hesitate.
Anxiety while deciding which bike your going to get ? This is where the fun begins XD
Btw first bike and a great one at that : beta 125 rr
I chose a sweet 750 shadow and I still own the thing looks amazing and is quick as shit
I have the Kawasaki 650 krt as my first bike I did look at the 400 but 90% freeway need that little more. When got usto that got the ecu flashing and the other little things you need to do so it was completely unrestricted gose awsome I'm never going to sell it but new bike this year I hope
I so want to take this on a cross country trip 😩
Very helpful review! Planning to get a R3 or Ninja 400 next week here in Sweden. What do you think about the KRT (Green color) edition you have. I personally am not a big fan of that color tbh and the dealer here only has the KRT edition. Important for me is though that I can sell the bike next year again, so that the value stays stable and people are actually interested in the green KRT edition. What are your thoughts on this?
Personally I like the KRT editions the best. There's a video on the channel where I talk about bikes as an investment, here in Australia the price of the Ninja has gone up and I would make a profit if I decided to sell it now.
@@Kwackajack Thanks! That's helpful! I actually ordered my Ninja 400 KRT edition today. Can't wait to finally get my first bike.
Your videos are amazing btw! Subscribed yesterday and since then watched almost all. Keep up the great work and ride safe
I wish you buy a vulcan s 650 some day .it wouls be great to see your reviews of that motorcycle.
I'd love to do a review of one!
i bought a 2007 kx250 dirtbike and got confident with the clutch and basically riding in general on two wheeles went and picked up a 2015 cb300f with a couple thousand miles on it for $1500 i put maybe 2 thousand miles on it and then went to dealership and picked up a brand new 2021 ninja 400 abs sticker price wasaround $5,500 US and i thnk out the door it was $7,000 total anyways ive had it about 3 months and ive put 5k miles on it and ive loved it since day 1 only things i dislike is not being able to wheelie past 2nd gear and it basically tops out at 120 its really a stretch to even get it to that if theres a headwind think ill look for somthing with more power pretty soon and get rid of this one but overall this thing is a fantastic bike! 10/10 would recommend as someones first bike!
Wish they had this when I started. I started on a 09 ninja 250, went to 2011 zx6r now a 2021 zx10r the natural progression of death
Yep, natural progression. Must have been a huge jump from the 250 to zx6 though? Did it take you a while to adjust?
@@Kwackajack no you should get one, it's a blast compared to what you have and it's not that scary honestly you can ride it exactly like you do your 400 if you choose it's not like it just takes off like a rocket for no reason
@@justinburtonracing5135 You went from 30 hp to 130 hp. It is quite different. But I agree, it isn't going to take off like a rocket for no reason. You have to tell your wrist to ask for it.
Deciding what bike to get has had me sleepless all year lol