BIG SHOUT OUT for the guy who didnt have a bike and still showed up! Blessings Bro, youll have one soon!

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Agreed! That was dope 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

Thank you so much making a video for the new riders like me. I respect your opinions and experience.

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

We’ve got you covered brotha 🤝🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

@HeartB287-zy5ir

6 ай бұрын

I crashed my first bike 2012 848 Ducati street fighter.

@darisgonzales2056

6 ай бұрын

Dec 18 😭👌💸💲😳

I think documenting track days and twisties is still a good idea because that promotes good riding. The Internet loves squidding, but if new riders aspire to that, they might not last long!

100% the bike community is the best legit went for a ride with some people i had never meet before and the older lady was straight in for the hug when she meet us, the yarns are better then people i work with

Ok so I started on K7 gsx r750. I never rode bikes, i mean never. I was 42 when i got my license and the 750. I think age is a important factor on what bike you start on. I knew and know this 750 can kick me off when ever i disrespect its power. I got it for a few reasons. One the fitment i am 6'3" 240lbs and i fit on it with ease. 2 i wanted a bike that i didnt want to get rid of after the 1st season. Ive moddified it for more power, Moore Mafia flashed etc. Thanks Chris love how it rides now. Being older i think is the key in starting off on a more powerful bike. If i was 20 i would have looped it already being a jackass... just always remember to keep calm and ride on.... safely lol

@RadDadisRad

6 ай бұрын

When I was a little kid I had dirt bikes and got into street bikes around 15yo, when I was 18 I sold my motorcycles and didn’t have any until August of 2023. 21 years later I bought a 2024 Triumph 765 RS. I agree with you that age really impacts your riding style. I’m glad I didn’t have this bike as a 20yo. I wouldn’t have made it to 21yo.

@mgmx2099

6 ай бұрын

Same hear, joined Zuke nation at age 41. Initially I was looking at a 600 but found a deal on a 750. I also think your driving style is another factor. I've been driving manuals since I was 15 so I consider myself to have a great understanding of the clutch/throttle relationship. The first month of riding I just stayed away from traffic and use B mode while developing my balance and muscle memory.

I started on a Gsxr750. Perfect balance just respect whatever you hang a leg over 💪🏾

I definitely get the whole starting on a 1000 or a 750. Me, I’m sure someone will come for me, but I believe it’s okay to start on a 600. Only cause it will in some way teach discipline. The bike is only gonna go as fast as you ALLOW it to go…It will teach you to respect it. .plus, if you start on a 250, 300, or 650, it just gets boring quick & then you gotta sell it, which that can also sometimes become a problem with getting rid of…Idk, apples to oranges I guess…Just my opinion. Take it easy, respect the bike cause it don’t respect you & take it slow. But on the other hand, I don’t knock the ones that DO start small.🤷🏽‍♂️ #Much love🤙🏽 #FastLaneGang🏁 #OnTheRoadTo1Mill💪🏽

@allen7800

6 ай бұрын

Bro that line about teaching discipline is straight facts. I bought a 636 in May as a first bike, highsided it coming off a roundabout. Before the crash i was accelerating like a idiot just holding on no control. But the day of the crash i said to myself i need discipline. I thought i was the ‘gifted one’ that can handle a supersport as my first bike lol

@KillaSnow

6 ай бұрын

For sure felt this. I got a n650 as my first in May. Obviously faster than a 400, but it was enough to be able to start on slow on and be mindful of the power with it as well as to grow into the power afterwards. Def looking into getting a 600 or S1k in the future.

@HalfdeadRider

6 ай бұрын

Highly depends on the person, not everyone has patience and discipline. That is why here in the UK, anyone under 24 has to start on a 125cc for two years, and then still be restricted to 48hp or around that for another two years (still can have bikes like MT-07 etc, but must be restricted), unless they turn 24 within the first two years.

@Pb88840

6 ай бұрын

I needed this. Thanks for sharing ​@@allen7800

@Swedd

6 ай бұрын

its stoopid asf drop ur ego

Oof, if you think GA drivers are bad, wait until you start riding in FL consistently! Ride safe brother!

@chris.kiser86

6 ай бұрын

Winter is the worst down there all the old people

@dinevskimarko

6 ай бұрын

Nothing is worse than Miami, unfortunately!

@ramonac1234567

6 ай бұрын

Amen. I live in riverview. Holy heck they r horrible.

@dinevskimarko

6 ай бұрын

@@ramonac1234567 you're so close to me, like less than 2 miles away I guess, I'm in Downtown/Brickell. We should ride :)

@jefeslife

6 ай бұрын

Tampa & Brandon for sure 😂

Very true about dropping your first bike. All it take is you stalling or forgetting the kickstand😂 Then i bought mine new for 7k. It hurt to see those marks but i made sure i haven't dropped it since. In my experience from where i live, not alot of people will want to ride with you because your new and/or have a little bike(400cc or less). Only 1 female turned they head when i started my bike. Mostly men came talk to me about it😂 Gear and maintenance isnt cheap fr fr Cagers really dont care about your life because you on a motorcycle. If they dont believe its safe they dont believe in your safety. They will run over you without hesitation. Stay away from vehicles.

So I subscribed a few weeks ago , I've been watching fast lane for a few months. So I have been going back to old content . Why cause I learn more about what to do and what not to do . Plus I'm embracing positive content from a positive individual. And to be honest he doesn't act arrogant or anything like that always encouraging novice and advanced riders . That's rare truly. Even though I enjoy fast bikes I won't go past a 600cc there's no point for me to much at risk so one things I've learned from fast lane is to stay in your lane. Speed isn't for everyone cruising now that's different. Enjoy the ride. Cause that concrete is undefeated.

I am a cruiser guy and have the same about your first bike, start small and work your way up. I didn't. I started on a 1100. I agree with respecting the power of the bike. I kept my bike off the highways for a month until I was comfortable with it. Two more first-time rider recommendations... 1) Start on a reliable used bike. You will drop your bike. I did on a stall. Fortunately, there was no visible damage beyond the love taps that existed when bought it. 2) Take a rider safety class. This one is BIG. Learning about pre-ride check acceleration, braking, and especially counter-steering is going to save your melon. Be save.

I bought a brand new rs660 for my first bike and sooo many KZreadrs say it’s way to advanced for a beginner bike but I’ll tell you what. The rider aids help you work ya way up and is so confidence inspiring if I saw and actual point in getting a 1k I would buy the 1100 factory in a heart beat.

Love your videos. Watching you @r1dealong and @ImKay got me into bikes. Started on a 125cc Lexmoto LXR for 6 month and now I ride a 2005 R1. Stay shiny side up and keep those vids coming mate

I started off on a kawasaki 1400 2008. My experience its all about learning the bike and respecting the bike I was 22 when I learned how to ride and it was my father bike.!!

@HalfdeadRider

6 ай бұрын

Most youngsters would be best to not follow suit, when we are young we are fearless, and mostly care free and not level headed enough to survive a big fast sport bike, you had the right attitude towards it from the sounds of it. It takes a lot of time to really learn to ride a bike, especially a fast bike fast. luckily here in the uk you have to start on a 125cc bike and work your way up after a couple of years learning the bike and the roads first, unless you are over 24, then you can go straight for your full license and get whatever you want.

@Officer_Gap

6 ай бұрын

​@HalfdeadRider I went from an Indian challenger to an H2. Just respect the Power of the bike. I came from having an 800whp turbo C6. It's really about maturity.

luv that dark blue carbon !! super cool.

Im beyond glad I was wearing my Shoei X15 when I wrecked. That night I was doing 130 around a curve, hit some debris, got airborne and went a few feet over to the next lane where I hit the back of a work van. Blessed to be alive and know I’ll recover.

@FastLaneD

5 ай бұрын

Praying for a speedy recovery brotha 🙏🏾🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

hey man first of all been following and watching your videos for a minute now keep up the good work g you doing awesome

i recommend the rider course, in PA here its free in many dealers, because you get to learn clutch and throttle control and not mess up your own bike. Getting a 3 or 400 will get stale in a few months for quick learners

I’m not a rider yet but the Bike Community is AWESOME! I see it in vids and in person. I have Big Respect for People’s Lives. Always respect the people on 2’s and Truckers. Just always been that way. Because for 1 it’s sooooo much harder for Truckers/Riders. So I’m courteous always… like I am with Pedestrians. It’s 50/50 for cars 😅. Ppl are crazy and they make me crazy 😂. Never had any issues with Riders/Truckers. Great content as always be safe out there. 🙏🏽

I appreciate your passion and how excited you get even though you riding so long…reminds me of myself how I get even though I have been waiting 13 years after I dropped my R6 2008

Got a 300 and gonna be getting zx6r soon

Great video.. As usual great meet and great ride it was really good company 👍🏽👍🏽

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for coming out brotha! It was great riding with you again 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

Track day and twisties are my favorite. The highway stuff is dangerous, but I understand why it gets views. I want to see you alive, though. Be safe, Bro! I just got a bike after having my M class for 10 years. Hopefully, I'll get to meet you one day. I'm in Kennesaw, GA lol. Been following a couple years

Loving your content, no frills plan talking. Keep up the great work.lot of love From the 🇬🇧

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Gary 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

The H2Sx is a great all rounder. I had one for two years , even took it on a few track days. I've got a V4S now 😎😎

Being 50 now looking back my first bike was a 750 honda. Then couple Harleys. Been around 15 yrs since i road. Watching these videos makes me want to ride. Sport bike is what i wanna get next just taking abit to save but ill get there. Oh got one of your hoodies and gotta say one of best ones i ever wore. Im big guy 6 ft 225 and fitment is perfect. I would recommend it to anyone. Reason i did get it cause i love the diversity in your groups. Everyone seems so nice. Stay safe Everyone.

Continue to inspire, can’t wait to create content like this

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching brotha 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

For the record....I like the track videos. Also. My first bike was a RS660. I have dropped the bike twice, but in both cases, I fixed all of the damage myself. Even though I bought a second bike, I do still have the RS660. I don't know that I would really recommend the route that I went to others, but it did work for me.

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, everyone is different! Some people need to start on a lower cc bike and others can start with something like the RS660. More track day videos to come this season 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

@Knoxvillemoto

5 ай бұрын

@FastLaneD agreed. I'm an older rider with a lot of high performance car experience. On a side note, I wanted to say thanks. Your videos largely inspired me to start my own channel. It's still very small but growing. I'm looking forward to the content in the new year. Ride safe brother.

i remember i was ridin home on my ninja 400 and i passed this car (legally in the passin zone) and as i got around the car there was 3 dudes on sport bikes (cant remember what they were on but i remember the one dude was on a gsx) going the other way and they got so hype seein me pass that car i couldnt help was start laughin the bikin community is fantastic man i usually ride alone cuz i live in the sticks so nobody really has bikes around here but every once in awhile ill see a biker and we go crazy seein each other or when i head to a bigger city i see alot more bikers im lookin to get a gsx 750 or zx-6r in the spring tho so i cant wait for the winter to be over tho it was dam near 60 today in nothern PA kinda crazy but cant wait for this spring stay safe yall

Your vid has helped me a lot to decide to get R1 2014 or a S1K 2023 will be better to keep it longer seeing I dad and husband…all the way from Namibia Africa

Love the vids keep it up❤

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching 💙🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

good vibes through and through, cool gang.

I started on a 1000 because I knew I’d want to move up quick. Taught myself to ride on it learned to respect it. Later bought a 22 mt07 for a stunt bike.

I started on a 2018 GSX-R 125cc and now have a 2008 Hayabusa.

I just bought my first bike this year, 2019 zx10r best decision ive made you just have to be mature,know your limits and respect the bike if you do that you'll be good 👍

So many place to ride at home in ga can’t wait to go back there and do it again great ride hopefully you continue to do those pop rides when you come home for the holidays

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

As long as the weather permits I am down 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

I have been riding since August of 2023. Currently I ride a Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe. I love it. My first bike was a Honda Rebel 250. I only had that bike for four weeks.

Fast lane D male rising look so fun man I can’t wait till I get a bike. Any fast recommendations ?

Very true I’m into import Hondas acuras and the community is always in competition finally bought a bike 4-5 years ago and the bike community is all love no one judges nobody is fun community

Hey D just wanted to say you inspired me to get a motorcycle I enrolled in school I start in June enrollment was crazy but after school I plan on getting a 24 zx6r I know it’s a pretty mean bike for a first but after learning the ropes I wanna daily it to work and most of my commute is highway what helmet would you recommend I got a pair of scorpion gloves that were rated pretty good keep up the good work man love the vids

I started on a flashed MT09 no issue. Been riding dirt for most my life though. But it’s plenty for the street I don’t see the need for a liter bike

I know you ain't in Atlanta a lot but Brushy Mountain Road in Haralson County is a must ride if you come out here. Keep it up man, love the vids

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching brotha! We did some videos on that route last time I was in ATL and you’re right, it’s phenomenal. I wanted to do it again but they didn’t want to ride all the way out there 😂🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

To be fair i agree with most of the tips but the start small then go big one i disagree i started officially on a 1000 and I've had my close calls😂 but that's purely other peoples fault. Before y'all come for me i have self discipline. I really follow the "Ride your own ride" Rule. So anyone who wants to start big don't be scared just take it step by step each day and even when you get comfortable still take it easy. I ride a 05 Zx10r and been a rider now for 1 year still taking it easy (obviously in straight i go crazy😂 but that's after inspecting if there's any traffic).

Super green rider here. I had only been on a dirt bike maybe 3 times as a young child and no other experience. I did a dumb and bought with my heart and not my brain lol. So my brand new mt09 was waaaaaay more bike than I could handle. Luckily my very good friend helped me out and rode it from the dealer to my house after we concluded I would certainly die lol. Then he started me on a plated 125 until I got my bearings, up to a 250 then I convinced him to let me try mine after a month of practicing on the little bikes. No joke, I dropped it 500 feet from my house 🤣. Super embarrassing and kinda freaked me out, but we got it back up and I've racked up just over 1000 miles since late September in Oregon. Not too shabby given our typical weather during autmn imo. My point to this is, buy what you want, but respect it. Even something like a 600 can kill you in no time. Be patient, ride your own ride, know your bike, check your god damned tire pressure, buy good gear and wear it. Your body is worth the money and I've seen what asphalt can do to unprotected body parts first hand. Riding is super fun and I highly recommend it if you can get someone who you trust to start you on something small.

always good riding with you bro. Glad you liked the route

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for leading it brotha! I appreciate ya 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

My advice for new riders would be invest in a nice lid! Ive smacked my head too many times and have had a few concussions(from years racing on dirt/motocross) and dirt is WAY softer than pavement. Dont skimp out on your brain yall. Maybe another two cents would be is to NOT ride with music for a while. I understand you wanna vibe out but for newer riders you should be concentrating on your bike, hitting your shifts and braking properly. 70/30 still the ratio? 70% rear brake 30% front. Be safe yall! Have fun and live to ride another day!

I recently tried a 250cc ninja (I originate from dirtbikes) it's a lot different basics are the same shifting works the same but on the road going a full 60 feels very fast at first.

I missed out on this meet up. Glad to see some of the homies there.

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Next time 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

Sup bruh, looking back I see that trunk lock was MIA at QT before we even pulled out. Stay safe 🫡

“I never understood the notion to start on a 1000cc bike” Hits gas, yells “whooo”! 😂 Love it! Peace and love bro, enjoy your content!

Your laugh man...! 13:34 No one would ever forget

I have the 2022 H2 sx se and man I love it and it still has plenty of power.💯👍

Back in the day (I was 17 yo) bought a used Honda nighthawk 400cc , rode that happily for many years. Even in winter season lol. When I bought my first car I stopped riding, but missed the bike life literally almost every day. I finally bought a 600cc at the age of 45yo. (Sold that real quick) for a zx10. Still have it at the age of 55yo. But I realized that riding that small 400cc prepared me for the larger bikes,, 👍👍👍

I get made fun of by everyone cause I bought an RS660 to ride. I love that bike!!! I may not be the fastest, but I have a blast every ride.

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

The RS660 is a great bike! I don’t know why they’re laughing at you 🤔🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

@R1___

6 ай бұрын

Sexy bike perfect for the road dont listen to anybody and its unique

I went from a v star 1100 to a mt09sp honestly i put the aids on and rode in rain mode then to mode three and now i rock mode 2 1 is way more then i need as in less room for error so mode 2 has enough to keep me feeling good

Love the supercharger whine in the beginning

My first bike was a 600 katana and I still own it 10+ years later lol. I have a newer speed triple but can't find it in my heart to get rid of my first love lol. Bike life forever ❤

*#1 rule for a first bike is don’t drop big money on something you’re learning on!* Everything else you hear is preference or opinion

Never to early too watch Fastlane D 💯💯💯💨💨💨💨🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Baby Blue S1k looking goo asf 👌

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching brotha 💙🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

You're my friend I just found your channel I'm been checking out a Ducati 620 monster never rode a street bike before dirt bike and quads.

Man 1 thing we do before a ride is a safety brief. I.e route speed formation all that. If you want to act a fool either stay last or disappear but we aint trying to call no law attention

That bike nasty bro 💯💯💪🏾💪🏾

Love my s1000 same bike you have.. got the hoodie today top quality brother.. come to Seattle soon I hate group rides.. they are never safe as you know..

in the uk it is not common for a new rider to buy a big cc bike, however when i ride in the states on a sunday the twisties are full of inexperienced riders on big bikes binning it on the bends - be careful out there!

Yo D.. ATL.. What neighborhood you in.? Looks like Lawrenceville...

I see you Jerrod with the blue BMW! ✊🏾🫡

Hopefully you do one in Tampa.

Superbe vidéo merci ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

I see you back on the beamer. You're a beamer boy broski 😂

Let's go BAYYBEE❤🔥 Loves from Nepal brotha❤❤🇳🇵🤙🏻 #FastLaneGang Always fav. My brotha❤✌

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for always watching brotha 💙🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁🇳🇵

#fastlanegang I miss riding through Atlanta and checking out the Coca-Cola factory what a great place d. Can’t wait for your rides in Florida up-and-coming see you in January 😮in Miami. I’ll be waiting.

Let’s go Baybeeeeeee!!! #FLG 🔥🔥🔥💯💯

Now that your in tampa. Gibtown bike fest in riverview fla in January 12 to the 14th. Bikes for days. Welcome by the way to fl.

Nothing to do with video, but I was wondering if you just get minimum for insurance or do you spend for more coverage?

One thing I can say is you will meat a lot of people an make a lot of friends, in those 10 years I’ve been riding ive lost some of the coolest an some of my coldest friends, there’s a saying, you have to crawl before you can walk I started on the 600 now I have an RSV4 1100 and big bike don’t matter they may have the most HP and the fastest but I honestly have more fun on my track grom

Where is that wooden bridge? I want to ride out there

Yo great video buddy

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

Can anyone tell me what headlights are on the baby blue first gen S1000RR? I want those for myself lol

I’m so glad I started in my cbr 1000rr I would’ve been pissed if I started on a slower bike first

Make a lot of Videos Idol🔥😇 I enjoy watching your Videos

Blue carbon = Hard AF! Get the very BEST gear, I know alot of riders say "what you can afford" but actually save up to get the very best, your safety is priceless (Buy an airbag vest - Alpinestars Tech 5, saved me 3 times!). Make sure you have had your car licence for a few years before riding just to understand how drivers think or how they dont think, in some cases. Ride as much as you can, be very comfortable with your bikes and its capabilities and be hyper vigilant when on the road. Dont take unnecessary risks. Learn as much as possible from experienced riders.

@Naldo_S1K

6 ай бұрын

That's my S1K with the blue carbon. 😉 But hey, I was planning on getting an airbag system next year. Any particular reason you went with Alpinestars? 🏁🏁🏁

@squeakrider5530

6 ай бұрын

@@Naldo_S1K Dont wait to get the bag if you can! I went with A.S because of reviews and the reliability. After two low speed (30-60kmph) and one high speed (80-100kmph) crash when I looped my bike, I am glad I invested in it! The A.S airbags are able to be re-gassed upto 3times, if there is no damage significant. I am planning on getting the TechAir 10 actually two because if one deploys and needs to be re-gassed, you can use the other one in the meantime. Once you start wearing them, you will never go back to not riding without them.

@Naldo_S1K

6 ай бұрын

@@squeakrider5530 thanks for the info! I briefly looked into the Dianese system, but the one I saw could only be used once! I didn't know the Alpinestars could be refilled. My Wife actually wants to buy it for me, and she "doesn't care how much it costs!" I think I'll go top shelf! 😁🏁🏁🏁

@squeakrider5530

6 ай бұрын

@@Naldo_S1K Top Shelf! 🤌😁

My first bike was a new 1993 Yamaha FZR 600 and my dad had just paid to have like $800 in stuff done to it and I hit some gravel and laid it down. lol

Is the m1k much faster than the s1k? Or are they very similar?

Take an MSF course. You are never too old or experienced to learn/relearn riding techniques.

Sweet bike!!! Sshhhheee 😁👍

Yesterday was thanksgiving? dam d u got that old content stacked up lol

love the blue carbon on that bmw that is sick and I love the back roads but keep them eyes open because someone may possibly blow right out of one of them driveways and worse case kill you also watch for gravel and trash on the road NO GRAVEL ON TWISTIES love the vids as always

That was a fun ride! Finally to got to meet the man himself! 😁🏁🏁🏁

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for coming out brotha! It was great meeting you as well 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

YESSSSS SO COOL. To see myself in your videos

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for coming out brotha 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

My biggest thing I’d say is start on a Japanese bike 1st before going euro for price, maintenance and reliability

Thats why i service my bike! Its to easy to do but have older bike to. But tires,chains and sprockets aint cheap. Tickets either😒😒🤔🤔

Someone please help!!! I’m looking into getting a 2020 s1000, it has 20,000 miles. Is that too much or what?

A good one is to not ride out of your comfort zone or push your skills on the street. If you want to see what you can really do, go to a track and do it in a safe environment. If you wreck on the road, you can hit trees, cars, go off cliffs, etc. it’s not worth risking your life to impress others.

I like the track day videos

The best moto vlogger out there. Keeping it real Stay safe my brothers and sisters

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Thank you Landon 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

This might sound silly, but it's true: reason why bike community is tighter than car community is because bikes have smaller dimensions, so they are parked close to each other during meets and that makes their riders hang out close to each other. It's a subconscious thing people aren't aware of, but I've noticed it. The distance between the vehicles correlates with the distance between the people in the groups and therefore, the tighter bonding.😅 EDIT: If you want to prove this theory, look up car meets on KZread and then bike meets. You'll see how much closer people get to each other in bike meets and how different the vibe is, ha-ha.

Always a good day when Fast LaneD posts

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

💙😎🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

Great Video. But you are up in ATL now. 😆

My first bike was Honda CBR 600RR 2005 and kept it for 5 years then sold it. Preordered my dream bike last year 2022 Panigale V4S and love it! Really enjoy the content #FastLaneD

@FastLaneD

6 ай бұрын

Congrats on your dream bike Chris! Thanks for watching brotha 🤘🏾 #FastLaneGang 🏁

I started a few months ago on my cbr500r watched so many videos on what bike to start on then the 2014 one owner 500r poped up the guy loved it so much he brought it over to new zealand from Australia, he was pretty gutted to see it go but gave him his last ride by getting him to drop it off at the house said if i go to sell it let him know he will buy it back he just needed a rideon mower at the time😂😂