2020 Honda GoldWing DCT | First Ride
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- Hello Again Everyone! Today I decided to Ride My 2020 Honda GoldWing DCT for the very first time. Keep in mind that I'm new to Motorcycle World and this is my first ride after about 15 years. I definitely need some practice and I believe I'm catching up. the goldwing is well balanced which makes it super easy to ride. I love the combination of colors. I hope you enjoy watching. follow me and see if i will eventually get better after a couple of weeks or months.
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Damn, I wish my first bike had been of this quality! I love that 2020 color scheme, it looks amazing!
Thank you My Friend.
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My first bike was 56 years ago on a Rupp minibike. A Kawasaki 100 trail bike. A Yamaha 125 Endureo. A Yamaha 175 motocross bike. Then a BSA 250 street bike, A BSA 441 Victor. A 250 Bultaco Motocross bike. A Husky 250 motocross bike. Then a Yamaha Big Bear, Then a Honda CB 550, A Suzuki 400 Endureo. A Harley Sportster which me & my older brother made into a flat tracker so I could race it locally. A Honda 750 street bike, A Kawasaki 900 street bike. A Honda Valkyrie. A Honda VTX 1800. Now that I am an old man in my 60's it's back to the Honda Valkyrie Interstate, an old mans bike that is smooth, heavy & powerful. Ride it like you stole it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you bust your ass get up & do it again faster. That way you won't be scared of it. Enjoy your new ride.
You’ll be fine, don’t listen to the haters just practice and in time you’ll gain your confidence. So far you’re
off to a good start. Listening to people making you doubt yourself is worst than not having much experience.
Thank you my friend, I'm doing my best and I'm a quick learner. that is my first ride, I wish I can see their first ride! I appreciate your support.
Quilo B
100% correct.
I agree. I thought the Goldwing was too big for my first bike. I got a CTX 1300 which is only a touch smaller. It was scary for me at first, too. Started slow just going around the block for a couple for weeks, then ventured out to a parking lot practicing MotoJitsu skills. Didn't take long until I was weaving back and forth in consecutive parking spaces and doing figure 8's in 2x2 parking spaces. Once I got over leaning AND turning the handlebars at the same time, trusting the bike would fall over with forward momentum...then things fell into place. I am all over the place now and wish I had the Goldwing.
@@James-cn9no Wow James, thank you for sharing you story, I'm really sorry that you had to listen to some "experts" and buying a smaller bike and then regret it. these guys know nothing and they just pretend that they do. they think riding a motorcycle is a rocket science, since it is their biggest accomplishment. honestly whenever i ride i keep laughing at them that they always make things sound bigger. but i hope that you get your goldwing one day soon, and please let me know when you got it, I will be happy to hear that news. happy to have you here my friend.
Just get comfortable with it. It is a big bike for a starter, but my first bike was a 750. I was nervous the first time I took it out too. I just kept thinking it was too big. After 2 weeks I wish I would have bought the one I really wanted because it felt so small. Practice a lot, take some classes to get comfortable, and ride safe brother.
Beautiful bike!
First bike, goldwing, and vloging cant get any more spoiled than that
Be careful, be cautious, until your experience grows. A helpful suggestion: do not roll through stop signs. Not just because it's dangerous, but because every stop sign is a chance to practice a safe, controlled stop, left foot down as you come to a complete stop. Nice neighborhood! ;)
Happy to have you here Clay, Well said. I just noticed what you said about stop signs and was telling myself about it. this is what I'm looking to gain, positive people like you with great advice.
By the way, I just subscribed to your channel. maybe one day you start posting and I want to be the first to be notified.
@@PipeWrencher Sorry it took me a few days to get back to you. My father in law, who lives here in town, is 82 and has underlying medical conditions, so my wife and I are pretty stressed at the moment, picking up prescriptions and doing grocery shopping for him. We're just really focused on trying to keep him healthy given the current situation.
You know, maybe this is the incentive I need to actually post something someday! Take care!
@@claynicolsen5401 Sorry to hear that my friend, hope he gets better soon and good for him that he has good people around himself.
Agree 100% with Clay. There are certain things you do to keep safe on riding street. If you come to a stop sign the first thing you do is always stop. I always put my left foot down and look around to make sure other cars or such are not running it. My other suggestion would be to find a open flat parking lot and practice there (riding roads is really not practicing or same). Slow speed uturns, emergency stops, head/body/bike turns, looking into uturns, etc.
It’s awesome that you are back riding, please consider taking a riders safety course. Every rider can benefit from this course.
Thank you my friend. already signed for the safety course and coming up soon.
100%!
Hopefully I get around to taking a safety course
Yep, the MSF is incredibly important for any new rider. It teaches life saving info and techniques, I know for a fact it's saved my bacon many times while riding.
Moto Mengy same here lol
I love the subtle silent scream it gives on first start up and then settles down. Just beautiful
I’ve gotta hand it to you. This is your FIRST bike? Respect!
Thank you my friend.
Congratulations on your bike, it's beautiful. You are on the right path, the DCT exchange will make your life easier, soon you will be traveling with your friends. Be safe, greetings from São Paulo, Brazil.
Thank you Paulo.
I love the respect that you’re showing that machine, knowing that you’re skills may not be where you want them to be just yet. It’s very likely I will be getting this as my first bike as well.
Good choice I'm 30 years old and my first bike is a Honda Africa twin sport dct and I sure love it 😆👍🏻
Thank you Hameed, these new Honda motorcycles are all perfect bikes whether you are new rider or a rider with years of experience. Africa Twin is one of my favorites my friend.
Any reason to get the dct and not the manual?
Beautiful bike my friend. Please be careful & practice, practice, practice. I have a 2018 Goldwing & love it but you have to give it your full attention. One of the things you need is to relax a bit, I know you will when you get the feel... Enjoy !
Thank you Robert
Please stop at EVERY stop sign. Put your feet down and set to take off again. Rollin thru stops even tho you can see that your path is clear will lead to a bad habit that in the least will get you a ticket and in the worst will put you in danger. Either you start good habits now or save your self and someone else from having a really really bad day and dont ride at all.
Be safe.. enjoy.. !!
Thank you David, you are %100 right, I started stopping at every single stop sign after my second ride, now i believe that it is not only good for safety but also as a good practice.
@@PipeWrencher excellent! My wife and I are considering a goldwing for us to enjoy. Thanks for sharing your experience with us... cheers.
@@davidalexander3066 Good luck my friend, I'm sure you gonna love it. let me know when you got it.
Gorgeous bike. I recently purchased a 2021 DCT Tour. ( My 3rd GW ) My last bike was 10 years ago so I consider myself a newbie and will be taking the MSF basic course at first possible enrollment. There are great instructional channels on TH-cam with MCRider being one of the best. And I too, will spend many many hours practicing in a parking lot !
Beautiful bike! Unless you’ve ridden a dct you wouldn’t understand the benefits of it. One of my bikes is dct it makes heavy stop and go traffic not such a pain in the rear. Sometimes you just want to enjoy the ride. I’ll admit I do still like thrashing the gears on my other bike but not all the time. I think you’ll be happy with this bike maybe you should find a riding partner to help you get your confidence up. Please be safe and enjoy yourself.
Thank you my friend, that was my very first ride on any bike, but i do much better nowadays. You are right about DCT and I'm happy with my choice.
Hell I am showing my age & how senile we all come, lol. I put my comments in the wrong place down below. My first bike was 56 years ago on a Rupp minibike. A Kawasaki 100 trail bike. A Yamaha 125 Endureo. A Yamaha 175 motocross bike. Then a BSA 250 street bike, A BSA 441 Victor. A 250 Bultaco Motocross bike. A Husky 250 motocross bike. Then a Yamaha Big Bear, Then a Honda CB 550, A Suzuki 400 Endureo. A Harley Sportster which me & my older brother made into a flat tracker so I could race it locally. A Honda 750 street bike, A Kawasaki 900 street bike. A Honda Valkyrie. A Honda VTX 1800. Now that I am an old man in my 60's it's back to the Honda Valkyrie Interstate, an old mans bike that is smooth, heavy & powerful. Ride it like you stole it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you bust your ass get up & do it again faster. That way you won't be scared of it. Enjoy your new ride.
Thank you Eddie for the comment, i take your advice serious my friend.
Ride as often as possible, and try to work in Econ and tour mode at slow speed while covering the rear brake with light pressure. This will help you develop the slow speed handling that’s necessary when having to place the bike with confidence where you want to place it. Keep your head up and look where you want to go. Above all take a course and enjoy your bike.
You are right my friend, I'm currently working on slow speed handling.
Well said G.
An empty parking lot is a great place to get to know your bike,being a new rider(you) just take your time,and don’t listen to what others say,you are the rider not them
Glad you're being safe with the new bike, ride at your own pace and you'll be fine.
I hopefully be trading in my Iron 883 for a 2020 Goldwing DCT in the next few weeks.
Thank you my friend, I'm sure you gonna love the new Goldwing, and please let me know when you got it.
It’s very refreshing to see motorcycles exercise caution. Stay safe and enjoy yourself. Thanks from the U.K.
Thank you Andrew for being kind, Stay safe my friend.
Nice first bike pal 👍 being from Britain I can't imagine what it's like to not have speed bumps every 50 yards, long smooth roads like that are ideal to learn on
Thank you my friend, I thought it might be good idea to share something new. like a brand new rider on a goldwing and people can see how he grows step by step, also good for me to remember my first days of riding. thank you for being easy after watching this video, many people don't understand that maybe this is the best that a newbie can do, because they can't remember the first day they tried a motorcycle. :-)
Brave that your first ride after 15 years was on an 850-pound DCT. Take care, man.
Amazing video, thank you for sharing and congratulations that you dared to go directly for your dream bike! Wishing you all the best and please keep sharing your progress.
Thanks so much!
My Tour gets delivered on Sat 29th. I am so so looking forward to it. Love the colour (UK) combination of your bike
The Color Combination on Tour model is very good too. I'm sure you gonna love riding it. let me know when you got it Bob.
I cant wait until I get a chance to ride that motorcycle again. It's lovely!! 😎 😎
Yes my friend, so easy to ride and handle
Al Mac, I recently saw your video on riding large bikes. You have inspired me to get a Goldwing.
Thanks for watching it Chase. If I inspired you I guess I did my job. ☺
Great video! I just picked the same model of Goldwing a week before you posted this video. I moved up from a 1998 Honda Valkyrie that I bought new. I got the DCT because ongoing issues with my left hand. If I get the same reliability from this one as the Valkyrie, I should be able to ride into my 80's! Enjoy!
Thank you Alan, I'm happy for your choice, specially about the DCT, I belive the DCT is one of the very main features of this bike. I'm sure you enjoy riding your bike as I do, and I'm pretty sure that the engine can last forever that is why honda provides long time warranty for this bike. enjoy my friend and please share your experiences with me if you have time.
@@PipeWrencher I have put 600 miles on mine since taking delivery of it on March 16. I rode 200 miles April 7, and it was a blast. I'll be trying "Sport" mode soon just to see what that is like. So far "Tour" mode is a good all around riding mode. Just for background, I have been riding on the road since 1978, and this is just my third motorcycle. The previous two were also Honda's. They are really reliable!
@@alanbare8319 I hope that I can put some good mileage on mine, I have slightly over 700KM on it so far. I'm hoping to plan for a good long ride with my cousin at least 400KM. for now I just keep riding in the neighborhood.
My first bike was a Honda also. Good bikes. One thing though, if you don’t practice stopping at the stop signs you won’t learn and one day you will be in a bad situation without knowing how to completely stop and down shift and take off again.
Use the low traffic situations to practice and also avoid a ticket.
Will do my friend.
Pipe Wrencher watched the video again. Is that thing automatic?
A fantastic bike and colour combination.....I am seriously considering that exact bike myself. Stay safe and enjoy...I'm very jealous!
thank you my friend, I'm sure you get one, one day. and I will the first to congrats you. stay safe.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Very nice video, that Bike looks so nice, have fun with it :)
Thank you my friend.
That wing ain't no joke!
Agree my friend, That is why I ride it with cautious!
In my country goldwing its longroad dream bike, yes i like too this bike.
Its one other dream bike, (this is my first time see new type gold wing dct)
I see many conten from our country, say gold wing its easy , comfort and if running its not feel so heavy.
The problem its when theres road turn edge, becareful the balance, its good too reduce ure speed far away before turn edge. Cause its the bike weight its so heavy.
Enjoy ure ride mate.
Thank you my friend for the tip.
This is a great video, simply because it is honest. This video is one of the best first time riding a heavy motorcycle.
My first time, i did ride the same way for around 3 days then I toke off.
Thank you my friend.
Nice bike! love that color scheme! Although I always recommend people start with something smaller. It’s by no means impossible to start on a larger bike. With anything it just takes practice and patience. cheers, and happy riding :)
Thank you Dalton.
First I want to say congrats on an amazing bike!!!!! The best bike period. Second I want to say congrats on not being afraid to start on a big boy bike. A lot of people will tell u that u shouldve started smaller and a bunch of other stuff. But u didnt. U know yourself and u know the practice its gonna take to learn. This model is actually my favorite. I love the matte black and red. Please keep posting videos. I want to follow your progress.
Thank you my friend, I'm happy to have positive people around me. honestly i would have bought it even if it was 1600LBs.
Look at the bright side of it , you won't grow out of it . Just remember rubber side down. Good luck .
@@PipeWrencher Hey, wanted to check in with you and see how your progress has been on the Goldwing? After a year how do you feel now about this being your first bike??
@@a.d.c7941 thank you for checking my friend, believe me sometimes i tell myself that i wish this bike was just a bit larger. this year I feel that i have been riding it for years.
@@PipeWrencher Man this is so great to hear. I had been looking into the Honda ctx 700 but a big part of me is telling me that it is too small for me. I am a bigger guy and handle myself very well. I have felt in my heart that the 2018 and up dct goldwing is right for me but there has been that doubt. Then last year I came up on your video and u getting it as your first bike. It gave me so much hope. Reading this now gives me all the more hope that I am going to be fine with the goldwing. Thank u so much brother.
I had a 1975 Honda 750 supersport when I was 15 years old.... I know what you mean about practice😁😎✌🏄♂️
first time driving one and a raven cawing above you 😂 great vibes man
Great looking bike and Klim gear is top of the food chain.
Thank you My friend.
Had to come back around. Hoping you are doing great and still enjoying this awesome bike. I’m sure with this purchase you have inspired many people to step up. Best to you and your family.
hello my friend, Unfortunately I was involved in an accident just about a month a go, I'm doing well and I believe the bike saved me with it's big frame under the engine, also the suite and helmet helped further out to prevent any injuries, it could be really bad if it was not for the bike and clothing. ride safe brother!
congrats on the new bike! i just recently got a 2016 Honda CTX 700N, its not a very big or heavy bike but for me (i have a small physical build) it might as well be a fully kitted Goldwing, taking the time to learn and ive already had a few mishaps but that kind of thing happens! stay safe!
Thank you my friend for the comment, Congratulations on your new bike, CTX 700 is a neat bike. Ride safe.
PRACTICE PRACTICE, PRACTICE. Take the motorcycle driver course and practice some more. That's a whole lot of motorcycle for a new rider. I'm surprised that the dealer didn't recommend something else. It's a beautiful bike, I hope you keep it that way. Safety is the key.
thank you my friend, I keep practicing for at least a couple of weeks or even months before I hit any major roads, that is exactly the plan :)
Good luck I started on a dct 700. I loved it. Congratulations
Thank you my friend.
Please take a riders course. I’ve started riding in 1978 and rode until mid 1980 and I just got back in last year. Believe me I forgot allot and a course the the best thing I’ve done.
Thanks Bart, will definitely do.
Pipe Wrencher you took this advice with a smile. God Speed!! I learned way more then I thought I knew.
@@bartlawhorn2762 They been postponing the class due to covid, july 11th is the coming class and I hope it happens. don't forget to check my other videos my friend, I been practicing a lot on my own and I feel much more confident on the bike nowadays. cheers!
Looks comfort to ride
I found it comfortable enough my friend. thank you.
One thing that has always stuck with me is a video called Twist of the wrist. It is a must watch and enjoy the msf course.
I definitely will look for the video. Thank you
When you went in you went all in. No finer motorcycle on the market than the new dct goldwing. I would suggest riding in eco mode for the first 1500 miles
You Got It My friend. I start with rain mode and now I'm mostly on tour mode, I make a video about why I prefer the tour mode over the rain mode, watch it if you have time and let me know if I'm wrong. haven't tried the econ yet, but will do next time.
An explanation of the modes. - DCT short shifts, in that it shifts up at lower revs to save fuel and very tame power mapping. -DCT holds gears longer at lower speeds to lession the effects of shifts on wet roads and very tame power mapping. - Normal shift pattern and adapts to your current riding needs with good engine performance. - Full engine performance mapping and DCT holds on to gears to bring revs into the power segment of the bike - BASICALLY "Hold the hell on" as it's an unreal animal. I have one and did a standing start in sport mode which saw the back lay rubber, drift and lift the front wheel (no Traction control in the non-tour model in Aus). You will love it, I do.
@@shaneevc8879 Thank you for the explanations on different modes, very helpful my friend.
Will surely wait for your next video. I really like the Goldwing and want to know more. Ridesafe brother.
I will definitely keep posting more videos. I know there are not many videos around for the 2020 version. stay safe brother.
Unlike other people I'm not going to chastise you for this bike choice
however when I see you riding 25 miles an hour on a major road it makes me nervous because I can see that you don't have confidence to ride that bike
you seem like a nice man I want to see many of your videos and I want you to be healthy
also rain mode is a horrible choice because you want to understand the way the throttle feels and giving that delay between throttle and power is something that's meant for the rain and not for learning that bike so please don't use that mode
we are here to watch you and I know many people will buy a Harley-Davidson as their first motorcycle
that happens hundreds of times a year so it is not unusual to choose a large bike like this
but I want you to find a way to get confidence. The parking lot maneuvers are one thing but please don't drive around on major roads at half the speed limit because that's exceedingly dangerous
thanks for sharing all of this with us and I'm not here again to chastise you what I'd like you to be around here for a long time to come
please take care of yourself and your family and thanks again for sharing with us and congratulations on a very beautiful motorcycle
Thank you my friend, that was my first ride, I'm doing much better now, please check my other videos. Thank you for being realistic.
bravo prika bravo !!!!!!!
Thanks.
Just remember the three main rules of riding a motorcycle. 1) Countersteer, 2) Countersteer, 3) Countersteer
Beautiful bike ...
Rider safety course !
Thank you KMS, I take the safety course on april 12 if they don't postpone it.
@@PipeWrencher It is fun too and you'll meet other riders. You will probably get a discount on motorcycle insurance too! Have fun and be safe! Aloha.
It would serve as a first motorcycle for a beginner since manual ones are difficult for me
Pretty mad for first bike,enjoy it man
I can imagine what you went through as I am getting my DCT 2024 next week and it will be my first (and last) heavy motorbike too. It's beenmy dream all my life and now I can afford it and hopefully have a few goods years ahed to enjoy it. It's been a few years for you now and how long did it take you to be realy confident?
800 lb bike for your first bike???? D'oh!!!! Good luck and enjoy it!!!
i love goldwing . my dream is to buy one
That bike deserves someone who isn’t afraid to twist the throttle... the DCT is nimble by nature. I love cornering on this bike
Are you 16?
Everyone has to crawl before they walk. Plenty of time ahead to “twist the throttle” I hope I don’t share the road with many riders with such an attitude.
Nice Video, hope you' enjoyed riding in the summer and fall. I'm aspiring to get a used GL, I can't afford a new one. It will be an upgrade from Triumph Bonneville T100 to GL. How are feeling after riding this beauty since the day one as a new rider. Luv from Toronto
Buying a gold wing as your first bike was definitely a wrong move but u certainly could have done worse. Take small steps and be gentle with the bike and practice a lot. If you are careful you will be walking all over this thing in no time. Wishing all the best to you from my heart.
I just wanted to give you a tip. Never panic, whatever happens dont panic, the rest you will get on your own. ✌️
Thank you Faisal, I'm very gentle with it and I won't rush it.
@@PipeWrencher yeah i noticed that on the video. :-)
It's my dream to one day ride a gold wing and be the king of the road but tough luck. I am very jelous of you right now. Welcome to the bikers club ✌️. Take care brother
@@faisalfardin1847 Don't be jealous brother, you gonna get one day soon and who knows, maybe we ride and laugh together. stay safe.
@@PipeWrencher only if I can visit your country, in my country some Einstein convinced the government to ban all motorcycle above 165cc :-(. Its a motorbike hell down here.
I'm your biggest fan🥰🥰
And being a kid...I'm always inspired by you to work hard n get one of these rides for myself😉
I'm sure you are smart, working hard is the key and I'm happy that you know it!
@@PipeWrencher thnx buddy😘😘
I'm on my way☺☺
Just a tip for you, you do not need to start the bike via the main knob. Press the brake lever and press the start button. Since I learned that, I never use mine anymore.
Thanks for the tip.
The area looks cool man
Thank you Brother.
Congrats !
This is your first motorcycle ?? Practice coutersteering, it could be a life saver !!
My favourite bike
Thanks
You've chosen the space shuttle of bikes hehe
Good luck and much safety, enjoy every mile on that amazing machine.
Thanks, will do!
omg u sick man !! NICE ride you got there !!! Drive save !
Thanks!!
A new subscriber from phillipines. Great video mate. I really like your bike, my dream bike. It looks killer! Have a safe trip everytime!
Happy to have you here Kristoffer, and thank you for the sub.
Except here in Philippines it’s 2 million pesos John Valencia . Crazy expensive
this thing is soooooo cool
Thank you my friend.
Good video brother. Good thing you had chosen a Motorcycle after a big break. Unfortunately in India there is only one variant & colour available. I once ridden this bike which suprised me of it's character. I thought inline 4 is the best engine to give the best sound. This inline 6 is way too good.
Thank you my friend.
that goldwing looks so good that I changed my mind and I want it😂
That is definitely the color and bike I want. Thinking about upgrading my bike soon trading in my Victory. Selling my Vic. Lol
I'm sure you enjoy riding it my friend.
Hey brother... good luck work the new ride. I'm new to the motorcycle world myself and I'm considering a Goldwing.
If it's not too personal of a question, what does that bike cost to insure?
Thank you brother and I wish you all the best in your riding journey, I believe my insurance started for a little over $200 (brand new rider with just a M1) now i have my M2 and I pay less, sorry if I don't remember the exact numbers, I'm very bad with numbers. you are going to love the goldwing if you are the touring type person.
When I first started riding I wanted to get the BMW K1200, similar to the Gold Wing. Everyone said start with a lighter bike. I'm glad I did. It takes time for your brain to figure out motorcycle dynamics and it will be more difficult on a heavy bike.
I know you don't want to hear this but you will learn faster on a lighter bike. So get a smaller used bike, take a MSF course and learn how to ride. At a certain point everything will click and you'll be able to ride with confidence.
Take care.
Thank you my friend, i do much better nowadays and honestly I'm happy with my choice. But I totally agree with what you say.
but what a gorgeous, awesome bike...
You don't stop at the STOP, at your country. Here in France we must stop also when that's nobody at right or left. Hello from Toulouse France.
Hello Jackie, I started stopping at stop signs afterward and realized that it is not only for safety but also a good practice. How is everything in France? hope you guys doing well and hope you are allowed to ride. stay safe!
I understand that this bike is for any age but if I'm getting this bike it's gonna be long term to be honest
Post more videos I would like to see you progress with this
thank you my friend, I do have some more videos riding this bike, I feel pretty comfortable with it now.
congrats on 1st bike wow! so how much is the option for the 'tour pack' ??? thanks
Thank you Marciano, I think you mean how much to add the trunk? you looking about 3K Canadian dollars to add the trunk, the price of the tour model is about 3 or 4k more than the bagger.
@@PipeWrencher thanks Pipe, wait, your saying that for 3k more or so, i get ONLY the tour pack, which is: 2 hard bags and the rear large bag? really.....let me now...... also, y can't i find it in teh after market and just paint it?
@@mml1224 The bagger already comes with two saddle bags(2 hard bags), so 2 or 3k is only to add the trunk!
@@PipeWrencher omg, thanks dude!... that is nuts. isn't there an after market company in china to make that? or find that used and repaint it 2match.....I still think they can do better with the wheels/rim design, maybe make a lil'bigger front one but theyre gettin bettr looking..... so what would you sell yours for rite now with an offer? I am seeking a 16' or newer at a steal!
Never thought about selling it before, sell it and buy another goldwing (same goldwing)
Hey man. Wanted to check and zee how much better u have gotten on the bike?? Still recommend the Goldwing for a new rider?
Tons better, you can check my recent rides, I still recommend goldwing for new riders if the believe they are capable and won't recommend it to all. A new capable rider needs just about 3 or 4 rides to become good on this bike but second year he will laugh and wish the bike was bigger 😄
@@PipeWrencher bro I love reading this!!!! I am so glad u r doing well on this beautiful bike man!! We talked on here a good while ago when u were first starting. Love that u r still riding. I have yet to get mine but it is still my dream ride man. One day I hope. I am going to check out your recent vids!!!!!!
Got my brand new Wing today and my first time riding a bike ever was last week, I'm excited
Congrats man!!!!!
First bike is a 2020 gold wing...? Hope it (and you) stay intact for a long time... Highly recommend you get some serious rider safety classes. A lot of them.
Thank you Shuja, I will take the class class soon!
Stop signs. Rolling stop signs. Im sure this has been corrected by now? Great vid. Im cknsidering a 2018 right now.
If you dont mind me asking what was the out the door price? Did they come down any from msrp? I am VERY interested in this exact bike and color looks beautiful. Enjoy(:
Hey Krys, i paid 36,190.80 CAD after taxes and $1500 Discount.
Sounds electric
I hope you mean in a good way!
I don't own a motorcycle, but if I did I'd be this one 👍
Thank you, this bike is arguably the finest touring motorcycle ever built!
First ride already sitting in your driveway already? Was it delivered?
I don’t quite get the rain mode on a cloudy day. No need even if it’s your first ride.
Look at that city 😯
Everything is nice and super great nice motorbike...
The housing estate too. But what doesn't fit into the picture at all is all the rubbish or bulky waste in the front yard...
Looks spooky.
In Germany, the Goldwing would be hit from behind at this slow speed.
Otherwise everything great! good video and really nice bike 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Sensacional bike.
Thank you my friend.
Cool design
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks cool 👌👍😀
Thank you my friend.
Congrats good job keep going champ
go fast man
It was my first ride ever my friend.
Hi sir,
How much did it cost to buy goldwing??
I really loved honda goldwing since my childhood 😍😍
I paid a bit over 36K Canadian Dollars for the bike, Including taxes. and I hope you get yours one day soon my friend.
Це нереально хороша техніка в усіх смислах ...мрія кожного
Дякую тобі друже
Wooow its like a dream💕💕💕
Wowwwwwwwww
Sorry if my first ride been a disappointment. but look it was my first ride ever and I was a bit scared, I do much better nowadays😀
Safe ride and God speed
. Good luck I really hope you're going to take some training courses.
That's the plan!
Yup, Highly recommend to take safety classes, lowers ur insurance, n educational
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I wouldn't worry too much about the bike but you could do with some practice putting the gloves on !
Seriously,after 3 or 4 hours you will be confident and fine especially on an automatic
You are right Murray, i feel pretty confident on it now, honestly it was my first ride and i was scared to drop it but later i found this bike very difficult to drop.