If you guys haven't seen the first video in this Low CC Sportbike comparison make sure to check it out so you know what we have going on here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpuurq2gddHNkco.html

@Thepianoman77

4 жыл бұрын

outro rating = 2

@jtec99

4 жыл бұрын

2:30 turn down the volume! Ear drums get blown out from the monster exhaust. 🤣

@Roy_Godiksen

4 жыл бұрын

This bike can't get "Back To The Future".... 😔 outro rating = 2

@joecity1879

4 жыл бұрын

My score : .50/10

@DaBudaa1

4 жыл бұрын

Please do a middle weight category. Personally, its because I have a '19 Kawasaki Z650.

I’ve had this bike for 2 years already and have put more than 22,000 miles. Longest trip I’ve taken on it was from Los Angeles to Las Vegas (and back). She’s slow and heavy but for some reason I still love it every time I ride.

@BloodPlusPwn

Жыл бұрын

bro people ride harleys, people enjoy bikes for all sorts of reasons haha. Hope you still have it, it's great to love a bike. (I ride a Harley btw lmao)

I passed you while you were doing this ride and you did not wave☹️ I deserve a wave

@chaseontwowheels

4 жыл бұрын

🖐

@Waajon

4 жыл бұрын

@@chaseontwowheels well played

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

You wanted him to wave when it’s obvious he was struggling?

@OhItsFuego

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuaholmes7929 😂😂

@yeetmaster8315

3 жыл бұрын

He had his hands full with this powerhouse

Don't hate on this little bike for the lack of everything, it truly has a market in Latin america, Asia , India, and the like. Being here in the states, minimum you need 300ccs, but on the aforementioned places, speed, income and purpose play an important part on the reason for acquiring such a small and tame bike. Is legit, slow, also good to develop skills and set a foot on two wheels. definitely there's a market for this bike. Max speed on certain countries is 120 km/h , almost 72 miles/ h..

Everything he said that was a negative for him was a positive for me.

@JessicaSimonson1976

2 жыл бұрын

Same for me not looking to kill myself on a bike doing 200 mph the top speed is about as high as I'd go. The weight is also a selling point.....lol I like them thick.....lol

@swifthitta6925

2 жыл бұрын

Same here bro Wana stay alive lol

@dmondshaw9836

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. He is totally missing the point of this bike. It's a training bike for new riders. We want new riders to live through the process of learning.

@Introspectiverider99

Жыл бұрын

So it being the heaviest, most expensive and slowest bike is what made u get this bike? There are other bikes at this category that don't go 100mph, cheaper and will give you the same right skills to learn and have fun. This bike is bit more expensive than the other ones I see on our Craigslist and you don't see these a lot. Hopefully it was a good experience for you.

@animajb6572

Жыл бұрын

@@Introspectiverider99 is their any training bike better than this? I need some recommendations, ty 🤷‍♂️

This bike is literally the same price as a Grom in Canada. Just did a 800km (500 mile) weekend trip fully loaded with the GSX250R on the coastal highways of British Columbia and it performed flawlessly. Best cheap commuter/touring bike on the market (in Canada at least).

@brizzlefizzle

2 жыл бұрын

I would take a grom any day of the week over this

@nicholasmcdougald3737

2 жыл бұрын

@@brizzlefizzle yet in Canada am 21 and paying 300$ for insurance per Month on the Grom 🥴....but i love the bike but is very expensive for that 😅

@rafaeltavares6928

2 жыл бұрын

@@brizzlefizzle you sound smart

@BigStreams_

2 жыл бұрын

@@brizzlefizzle how long does it take you to hit 75-80mph on the highway with your grom?

@jaimescafegarage4111

2 жыл бұрын

@@brizzlefizzle agreed

85mph is more than enough for me. I wouldn’t drive past 70 any ways. For new riders this is a perfect bike and it’s cheaper than a ninja 300 or R3.

@that1panther105

2 жыл бұрын

Used ninja 300 is cheaper and outclasses this in every way

@nickpednekar5312

2 жыл бұрын

@@that1panther105 poor

@that1panther105

2 жыл бұрын

@@nickpednekar5312 you are?

@nickpednekar5312

2 жыл бұрын

@@that1panther105 yes :(

@JessicaSimonson1976

2 жыл бұрын

Exacty

As a brand new rider, I feel confident in my decision in purchasing this bike. Thank you for the info!

@xtowncutie

4 жыл бұрын

How are you liking it? I'm getting my first bike today

@jeffreyblank7087

4 жыл бұрын

I am also going to be a new rider I still have a half a year until I can get a bike 15 and a half 250cc and under is my star laws and I strongly dislike

@temeriando22

3 жыл бұрын

Yea how are you likeing it I’m planning to get a Bike soon???

@johndawd4616

3 жыл бұрын

For new riders this is good, a racing 600 cc and above would kill a new rider, bikes are not cars, this guy is veteran and probably used to racing bikes.

@usarealmanco

3 жыл бұрын

I like this bike actually. I think it looks great for sure, and excellent fuel mileage.

I don't think this bike is as bad as it sounds from this first ride. It has a small engine, and that's something some people prefer. You're comparing this 248cc to a 400cc on the Ninja 400 so of course it has less power. But it will get much better fuel economy at almost 80 mpg. That's a big selling point for some people. From an appearance perspective, I think this bike looks really clean and sharp... and the gauge display is nice for the class. For $4,600 it is not a bad option for somebody who doesn't speed.

@censored4christ162

11 ай бұрын

Its just a conflicting design to me because they look good and fast but but theyre slow. Theyre actually fast for 250s. Also affordable. Its just odd to me when you do sportbikes with low displacement. What is the point ite like having a hot girlfriend but shes not all that capable but at the same time shes easy on the budget so i mean she looks good shes cheap, idk man. Cheap enough you could probablt do some gnarly stuff like turbo, nitrous, extended swingarm, and a laptop. Maybe its like a civic bro. Youll probably blow the engine but at least you went fast first

You're a full size guy on a 250 doing 85 on the freeway and you are complaining?

@hardik4819

4 жыл бұрын

Well Yamaha r15(150cc) that's nearly half the size of the engine in this bike does 155km/h. P.s 87 mph is 140kmph

@quattro4468

3 жыл бұрын

@Zombie Killer he doesnt want to be seen as insecure. Its a weird psychological thing observed in bike riders. Yet 90% of bike rider have never taken their bike on a track day.

@hilmiyahya3027

3 жыл бұрын

@Zombie Killer bro, if youre living in america youll find 155kmh is not so fast in a highway, mostly in asia have more crowded and slower road and thats where this bike is intended to get some love

@minyusun3907

3 жыл бұрын

@@hilmiyahya3027 You will get a ticket for sure and maybe your license suspended if you are going 155kmh, which is about 100mph... I have never in my life seen any speed limit that high, even the fastest I've heard are like 80mph ish somewhere in Florida.

@invaderdesla7229

3 жыл бұрын

@@minyusun3907 most places I’ve driven the highest I’ve seen is like 70mph on the 417 in Florida, I’ve never heard of the speed limit here getting that high. Of course there are folks that tend to do 5 or even 10 over but at the end of the day, that bike can do those things quite well. I drive a 2003 Protege5 and she barely does 90 but rarely do I ever need to go that fast and I still enjoy the car a ton! When I get into the motorcycle game and I end up getting this Suzuki I’m probably going to have the same feeling for it. My requirements are: Is it fuel efficient? Is it stylish enough for me? Is it comfortable? Can it do 100mph if ever I need to go that fast? If yes to all then it’s a no brainer. I’m sure this bike feels faster than it actually goes, kinda like a Miata. It’s not a fast car but it FEELS fast and that’s what makes it fun

Most redeeming quality of the GSXR 250: Clicky turn signals.

@ktkace

4 жыл бұрын

oof

@ventisette.

4 жыл бұрын

Paintwork is nice too

@joecity1879

4 жыл бұрын

Seems legit smh xd

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

It’s the most unwanted unasked for motorcycle sine the Harley Streetrod 750.

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

$1000 cheaper than the competition. Very smooth engine. 80mpg. Looks great. 5 year warranty. Run it hard without feeling guilty.

I have raced/Rode Honda for over thirty years,now after watching your excellent Vid I feel the need to buy a Gsx250..A fun bike to comute on and just play with...Ride on/Ride Safe.

@jamesballard6564

3 ай бұрын

Would you consider this better than a CBR 300?

For people in India, Indonesia, and other Asian nations who have been riding 50 cc 100 cc bikes all their lives, this bike would feel like a proper supersport.

@hamakaze9812

Жыл бұрын

It goes 85mph and that's like 130kmh. Other 250cc in the class (R25, Ninja 250, CBR250RR) could run up to 180kmh at least. This Gixxer is slow asf

This is beginners bike, you forget that man! This is a bike which will not scare the shit out of a novice. Bike looks very good and Suzuki is reliable machine.

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

donmlaaden The other bikes in the same class do everything better.

@motomehanicar459

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuaholmes7929 That does not means this bike should nobody buy. 140 kmh is more than enough for any beginner.

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

donmlaaden Top speed doesn’t matter the ability to avoid accidents does this bike can’t do that. Also if you noticed it struggled to reach 80 miles per hour. Everything else in the class was able to reach 80 without struggling.

@motomehanicar459

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuaholmes7929 Speed is what gets you into troubles. Too much speed and you are done. You didnt get me first time. This is a GOOD bike for starters, end of the story.

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

donmlaaden I’m not talking about speed I’m talking agility I’m talking the ability to quickly change lanes when someone pulls out in front of you or doesn’t look when they change lanes. This bike doesn’t have that this bike can’t even get out of its own way. You can claim this is a good bike for beginner but given every other bike in the segment is better in every way and even bikes like the Grom are better in every way except top speed then no this is not a good bike for beginners.

That 85 per hour was on 1st gear only. You can't fool me bro.

"I've held off all judgement until this video" Lmao, no you haven't I got $100 that Chase picks the R3, being the Yamaha fan that he is.

@darwinsuwal

4 жыл бұрын

and because it's the best bike among the 5

@subabuu2427

4 жыл бұрын

He really loved the ktm too

@ilovepizza8263

4 жыл бұрын

i mean its the best bike for the segment....

@noobasdfjkl

4 жыл бұрын

@@ilovepizza8263 Naw, the Ninja 400 is better, especially if you put the same tires on both.

@ilovepizza8263

4 жыл бұрын

noobasdfjkl the 400 is faster than the r3 by a tiny bit, not much, Yamaha r3 looks like an actual sportbike, ninja400 looks like an old man touring bike.

I love Chase's video don't get me wrong. But he gave off the impression that he walks into every reviews in this entry level bike category with already a really bias view of what bike he will like and hate. And that's been the case since like 2015.

@Doughillman

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, dude's "reviews" are crap. Always have been.

@xb5883

Жыл бұрын

He sucks at riding too

"If I don't tuck in, I can't do over 80." -Chase Me: good thing I live in So-Cal where it seems like no matter what time you travel or where you go there is horrendous traffic that never warrants that speed. All seriousness though I love the car shots because I can check your riding position for each bike and see how it is, so thank you for that.

Hm: WTF I’ve bought the cheapest 250cc bike, why is it not as powerful as $15K liter bike?

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

LOL! I know. Ridiculous review.

@patq1924

3 жыл бұрын

@@MagicRoosterBluesBand @Alex C how is it ridiculous? He never made those claims. It crawls foward, can't keep up with traffic, more expensive, is heavier. All of these are objectively bad things about this bike. Stop trying to defend a bad product

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@patq1924 it's a beginner's bike. It's a great commuter, gets 80mpg, super smooth engine, $1000 cheaper than the rest, 5 year warranty. Holds 70mph all day. Want to go faster, get something bigger than a 250. The reviewer is an idiot.

@patq1924

3 жыл бұрын

@@MagicRoosterBluesBand in what planet is it that much cheaper. You can legit get a new Ninja 400 for 400 dollars more. There is nothing going for this bike compared to spending a knats ass more on a superior bike.

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@patq1924 not in Canada you can't. The Ninja 400 is $2000 more over here. There is no comparison in price.

Haha. I’ve been waiting for this video review. I love your reviews and I own a gsxr 600 that I vlog on my channel with and I’ve been wanting to see you review this little bike. I think it’s probably not a very good bike but I’m still interested to see you test it out. Thanks Chase!!!

I like the vids you give alot of info while riding which is what people need...I'm in process of getting info to purchase a bike and watching your videos to get a good idea on a good bike.. haven't had one since high school..so thanks for all the info it's giving me good knowledge since it's been a few yrs..

9 bike rating and 10 rider review rating . i really like it when a review is on a bike you don't like because it seems to be the most interesting review description of bike performance and functionality. i am not looking to ride fast, or take a bike to the track. i place high value on the suzuki's good ergonomics, build quality and a nice dash. thanks for the excellent top speed analysis.

@bryanbond3886

4 жыл бұрын

I own this bike and it is great that's coming from a guy like me who is on 1000cc 600cc sport bikes it's not a rocket but it's a very very well made great handling motorcycle I can ride to up me being 200 lb my son at 1:50 and it'll go down the highway with no problem I don't understand this man as far as changing lanes I can do with one hand he says it has no power but when I get on the on-ramp to get on the highway it'll do 55 in 3rd gear the quality of this by the fuel economy of this bike is amazing it rides great

@oliverrojas7117

4 жыл бұрын

@@bryanbond3886 thanks a lot. i am really interested in getting a bike. my boss is getting one and i want to follow suit. i have always liked Suzuki's due in part to their manufacturing the Suzuki Bandit. when i work thru some financial challenges i will step into a showroom. If a person KZread searches, "Yamaha, Honda or Suzuki history", it will illustrate how each manufacturer has its own operating philosophy. in my twenties i might have picked up some bad riding habits because i opted not to take a safety course before owning a motorcycle. in my late forties i am seriously considering taking a rider's safety course to feel more comfortable practicing new rider skills on a less powerful sport bike.

@bryanbond3886

4 жыл бұрын

@@oliverrojas7117 you cant go wrong. The thing that some of these people that review these bikes and ride them are not telling you even all the way up into the Kawasaki Ninja 400 the ninja 400 top speed it's like 1:15 I had my Suzuki gsx250r was with me and my son on the back at 85 but here in Oklahoma on the highway between 70 and 75 miles per hour is all you need the Suzuki handles fantastic

@guilleaume18

4 жыл бұрын

@@bryanbond3886 hey dude, your bike is still stock or did you already did some mods to it?

Awesome video chase. I did like your freeway entrance bummer you could not get close to the silver pickup

this is for someone with no experience. low power is a good thing for new riders. your second bike should have some power.

@sacredprovenance5451

4 жыл бұрын

low power is good for new riders but the fact that the suzuki is the heaviest of the popular low cc sport bikes just makes it way too slow. a 300cc or 400cc should be perfectly fine for a new rider. A 250cc that feels as heavy as a 600cc is not good for new riders. (at least in America)

@jakejudson8578

4 жыл бұрын

@@sacredprovenance5451 i have a ninja 250. prolly a way better bike than the suzuki. I was glad i didnt have much power wen i was trying to figure out the clutch in traffic.

@sacredprovenance5451

4 жыл бұрын

Jake Judson oh I’m not saying 250’s don’t have enough power, I’m more specifically talking about the Suzuki. 250cc is great for new riders but that Suzuki just seems a bit too slow and I feel that all the other 250s are better.

@joana2331

4 жыл бұрын

Yass

Dealer by me was selling these last year right after they came out for $2200. Sooooo happy I spent the 5500 on the Ninja. Crazy fun to ride and plenty of power for my commute.

@Marcos0ne

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, the 400 actually has some get up and go, can't keep up with a 5.0 mustang till about 95-100

@Marcos0ne

4 жыл бұрын

Can*

@brianrenteria9181

4 жыл бұрын

A dealer is selling a ninja 400 2020 for 4K plus taxes and stuff. Should I buy it? Or save 2k and get this one?

@NotSoKrazee77

4 жыл бұрын

@@brianrenteria9181 get the 400. Still love mine

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianrenteria9181 Depends how you ride. If you are doing mostly interstate 80mph riding then get the 400. If you are under 200 pounds then get the GSX250R.

Chase are you going to have another meet up anytime soon. I need some help . I'm having trouble downloading my videos off gopro to my galaxy s8 ?

I've been waiting for this one for very specific reasons lol.

I honestly like how it looks,especially in that blue gradient. I'm a sucker for color gradients, but I think it looks good in other colors too. Too bad that it's the least powerful and also the heaviest...

This is the funniest video, lol. You tried soo hard to keep up with highway traffic, hahaha. I will not be starting with this bike. Thank you Chase.

It actually looks nice in my opinion. I would still get this as a first bike.

Only 1 reason I subscribed.... Different camera angel ❤️❤️❤️

You're going 80-85 mph which is speeding. It has plenty of speed.

@93mlo

2 жыл бұрын

Not when everyone is doing 80 as standard speed in California in their cars

How is it not the cheapest?

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

It is the cheapest by far.

That f150 was movin I was looking at these until i seen your last first ride of the 250 ended up getting a 91 fzr600

great ride , the bike handles like a dream i have the same bike in motogp setup with lots of additional spec,really love my ride and i have been riding for 42 years...so im no spring chicken, keep up the good work lad

If it's so hard to turn and inspires no confidence, then how can Vroomski rip it in the twisties like it's nothing?

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

It's not hard to turn. This guy can't ride or is too heavy for the bike.

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@danschwanke5492 Exactly. This bike is literally the same price as a Grom in Canada. Just did a 800km (500 mile) weekend trip fully loaded with the GSX250R on the coastal highways of British Columbia and it performed flawlessly. Best cheap commuter/touring bike on the market (in Canada at least).

Sounds like a good beginners bike to me

Anyone watching this video with a sense of inquiry should first check out the engine specs that these small bikes put out. A 250cc and a roughly 26 BHP Suzuki vs 40+ BHP bikes nearing 400 cc is a big divide! That Suzuki is meant for emerging markets, mostly ridden on congested roads by a much younger customer buying his/her first bike on a budget. It isn't meant for American highways! All the previous bikes that he has reviewed cost thrice as much in some of these targeted markets. So I might as well bring out the Suzuki B-King and crap all over the KTM, Kawasaki or whatever in the sub 500 cc class but then again how much am I being paid to troll?

@beningarfield6545

4 жыл бұрын

Well said. He could also compare the Ninja 400 to a CBR1000RR and then whine about how slow the Kawasaki is by comparison.

Chase can you do a review on the 2020 Kawasaki ZX-25R 250cc In-line-4 when it comes out. Would like your opinion on this bike as the hype around this motorcycle is high.

@OddBallPerformance

4 жыл бұрын

Chances of that bike coming to the U.S. are slim to none. MSRP in US Dollars is over 9 grand, and no matter how good it is, very few people in N. America will shell out FZ09 and Z900 money for a 250 and they know it.

@MrCarGuy

4 жыл бұрын

@@OddBallPerformance There is very little to no public data available about perceptions of 250cc I4s in the US. If they do the research now that the community is aware of it, a case may be made.

@RoadUser_Motovlog

4 жыл бұрын

@@OddBallPerformance sadly i believe it's only for the asian market..i was doing some research on that here in italy, they didn't even bring that to EICMA..i HOPE it's not asian specific..fingers crossed

@CheapskateMotorsports

4 жыл бұрын

@@RoadUser_Motovlog that bike would absolutely destroy the rest of the a2 segment. These companies seem to have no idea that for us Europeans a 250cc is a first "big" bike and an R3 shouldn't feel like a beginner bike compared to an R125. *WE NEED AN INLINE 4 250 WITH AN A2 RESTRICTOR IN EUROPE PLZ KAWASAKIIIII*

@OddBallPerformance

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrCarGuy very little data on 250 inline 4 engines, but a ton of data on sub 400cc sales as a whole, excluding the Grom, is reason enough. It MAY be possible, and I sure hope it happens, but I don't have much hope.

Good job, Chase. Provoking Suzuki to make another 4 cylinder 250cc bike by criticizing this bike is the right thing to do.

@ventisette.

4 жыл бұрын

Every Jap manufacturer needs to bring them back, not just Kawasaki. Maybe Aprilia too if they feel crazy enough, imagine a mini RSV4...

That down shift with no slipper clutch might have caused the rear to act up.

Hey bud I’m not a fan of smaller bikes either. But I know you’d be definitely helping out new riders with bikes like these. In Australia and England learners aren’t permitted to ride bikes about 650cc so they have to ride these little bikes (for 3 years) before they can even think about upgrading

@censored4christ162

11 ай бұрын

I just think trail 125 needed to be traik 250 6speed cruise control go hard stay hard amirite imagine a grom with that.

The only thing I’ll never forget ever is that Chase is 5’10

@sirgonkdroid6678

4 жыл бұрын

But Sargeee this

The straight up disappointment in your voice 😂😂😂

Nice one chase..nice bike

I'm kind of surprised the top speed on this bike is only 85. My old 2007 Ninja 250 could hit 100 with me on it and I weigh 200 lb.

I was dying when he couldnt catch that truck 😂

love your rating circle

The Yamaha R3 also has the emergency light feature. it is a switch on the right clip on.

I'm sure there's alot of people that own this bike that have a much different opinion

@Fearless154

4 жыл бұрын

Why would you own such a garbage bike unless you're some dying hard fan of suzuki. My friend bought this as her's first bike because she wanted to start on 250cc and gsxr1000 is her's dream bike and so far she hates everything about the bike. I ridden it too and there is legit not a single good thing about this bike. Grom feels torquer and faster i'm not even kidding. Handling wise too it's nimble nor it likes to corner. I don't know what sukuzi were thinking.

@rrocco09

4 жыл бұрын

I don't own a gsx 250 I have a 750 and it's amazing and I'm not a fan boy it's opinions I'm sure there's people that like it

@rrocco09

4 жыл бұрын

Did I say I had one

@mintysquinty2989

4 жыл бұрын

First generation ninja 250s are better than this bike.

@rrocco09

4 жыл бұрын

So you have or had one? I'm not saying it is or isn't good I'm saying don't go by someone else's opinion unless you have it or had it yourself

You do understand that the break in period is under 5k rpm for the first 600 miles?

It looks the best

New Wrecked Bike Rebuild concept: Take a bike you hate and turn it into a dream bike.

Fun little machine!

I don't mind if it's just 250cc as long as it has 4 cylinders

I test ride it enough power and torque. I live in the uk and it's very fun to ride.💗

I actually own this bike and bought it brand new 2018 model, it is my first bike and I chose it because I am preferable to Suzuki, though I did look into the other bikes, but for me with daily commute, this bike is plenty to zip around local roads. The weight is honestly reassuring for me and the brakes after wearing in do grip better, at first they were a little sloppy, but the gas tank is great that I can at times go up to two weeks before needing to refill and I have plenty of fun tossing the bike around and with the weight I like how I don't feel like I'm going to break the bike and my movements need to be deliberate, especially when it's windy the bike feels very planted. By no means is it perfect and I would never take the bike on a highway, to me it just doesn't seem like it's made for that, but I've held my own even when I've been out cruising with the local groups and some Harley's.

@jamesballard6564

3 ай бұрын

If memory serves this bike has a steel frame rather than aluminum. That alone makes it great for newbies who are likely to drop it. It also adds stability. You made a wise choice.

@hellsangelbio

3 ай бұрын

@jamesballard6564 wonderful thing too. Speaking of dropping. My bike did get damaged, and unlike most of the other bikes I believe in this category. The replacement parts are cheap, like super cheap. The adjustor winced when he saw that the faring was damaged, and then was laughing almost in tears when he told me that they would be replacing the whole left side of the bike and that the most expensive part was the damaged and bent kickstand that was slat double the price of the faring, and I think he said the faring was something like $30

why do you talk so negative, not like its completely trash bike.

@niklasklein6931

4 жыл бұрын

It really is

@mitchelrice6837

4 жыл бұрын

Niklas Klein I Have a GSX-R 750 Now And I Realise The 250 Is Deff Trash asf 😂😂😂😂

@niklasklein6931

4 жыл бұрын

@@mitchelrice6837 Hell yea bro! Congrats on your bike. Im getting a new Ninja 400 in the next 2-3 months. I have to get an entirely new license for car and motorcycle since I just moved states. 😂

Very pretty bike. Suzuki has a winner here!

Can't wait for the testdrive of the Kawa ZX25R :-D

@jessaphillips2846

4 жыл бұрын

listepikster we don’t get those in the US

@MC-Racing

4 жыл бұрын

@@jessaphillips2846 I don't think that it had been decided yet, it's a 2020 model 😉

@chinmoysamal6479

4 жыл бұрын

@@jessaphillips2846 Kawasaki is globally launching dat model. Dats means You will seeing this beast at your respective Market showroom.

@magellanicspaceclouds

4 жыл бұрын

@@jessaphillips2846 They unveiled it at the Tokyo Motor Show recently. Luckily, there is a chance it will come to the US.

@conwayfiddy4908

4 жыл бұрын

Dude I need to see videos on that bike

Good bike 👍🏼

I had an ol 2010 ninja 250 and it did highways fine, in Canada highways are 90-10 km/h and my 250 maxed out at 160 km/h

This bike is most definitely meant for an Indian/SE Asian market for sure. They couldn't possibly sell many of those in America. And yes chase you are right about Atlanta traffic and freeway driving. Interstate 20 inside tha Atlanta city limits is a 50mph zone and the flow of traffic iit's about 70-75

If u get your hands on a Royal Enfield continental GT 650 please do a first ride video on it.. love to see your take on the motorcycle

Hey Chase don‘t think that we have forgotten how you wrecked that fans Panigale few years ago

Still boggles me when I watch this and see he compares a 250 vs 300 and complain how it's slower. Bro they're all reliable and cheap. For every day trouble free riding . Not track weapons and they're still better than Harleys 😂

You should do a best litre bike shootout if u haven’t already that’d be nice

when i saw the stats for this bike i was like "chase is really being mad to this little baby" but then i watched the video and now i understand him

@bryanbond3886

4 жыл бұрын

Its a good bike

This is the funniest text drive ever 😂😭

I hated to hear all the bad but in my heart of hearts I believe you were very fair. Can't wait to see the what you have to say about the Honda.

I love the styling of the Bike its a Beauty, just wish it was a 300-500 range.

Hey chase are you going to end up doing the 650,600,1000 classes as well? I’d like to see how they all stack up against each other plus I’m looking to buy a 600 and want a cheat sheet for it 😂

@brockhargrove9114

4 жыл бұрын

SynisterLogic if you need a “cheat sheet” for a 600 you probably aren’t ready for a 600. My recommendation if you don’t have riding experience stay away from the R6 as it’s a much more “racey” bike (that’s what it’s made for) and get something like a 07 CBR600RR.

City rideing only or small town

I am getting mine (matte black) in 4 days!

I have the 2018 version of this bike and it appears to be the exact same as the one that you tested. This bike is definitely not as fast as the R3 or Ninja 300 that my friends owned. It is not made for the highway at all, 55 is okay but when the rate of traffic is going 70 you won't have any power to maneuver in the case of an emergency. Also on windy days or near semis you will feel like you are being pushed/sucked from your lane. The top speed that I have ever achieved is 87 MPH it was on a straight shot with no interference, the bike was redlined and vibrating the entire time which made my hands feel numb . With all of that being said, I learned how to ride comfortably on this bike, I have never really been one for having to go the fastest. When I was in California this bike was fine in town and I never had any problems. Currently I am looking into either getting a CBR 500, Ninja 400, or Ninja 650 so that I can use the bike for commuting on the interstate with the ability to move when I need it to. I appreciate the honest review, this bike was very useful for me over the last two years but I think that it is for a very specific user.

I love your vis

Just wanted to make the comment, that the 2019 R3 dose have hazord singnal.

Do you think that since this bike is the smallest displacement it's not that reasonable to judge this bike like the others?

It’s the best looking bike in the segment by far.

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

EVILTHETURTLE Not even close the R3 is.

My guy chase!!! We need more Do it With Dan collaborations again!!! 💯

Was the speedometer in kmph or mph? I cant tell

The front tire profile(if not the whole bike) needs to change..they made it with a chunkier front tire.why did they do that?

I have this bike after getting back into the hobby. It was more of a budgetary constraint, and I would say everything he said is accurate. It’s both sluggish and hard to turn. It’s the nicest looking in its class as one positive in my opinion, and it is easy to work on.

What's up with the chec engine light on?

Dude what you mean 85 is not enough. The higher speed limit I saw is 75

I like this bike though. Its crazy how different oir opinions are. Ive rented one and riden it around l.a for a while.

@Fearless154

4 жыл бұрын

But why? It's good that you enjoy it but it's by far the most inferior bike from the category. Have you tried other bikes as well?

@MrCyclee

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fearless154 ive ridden all of them except the rc 390 but i think ot comes down to chase and i have wildly different taste in bikes. I prefer longer heavier bikes seems lile he only cares for light and nimble. But the gsx250 was fun to ride and having it pinned around town was a blast the display os great and to me personally shifting left and right was easy and didn't feel as heavy as he makes it, all be it the r3 handles much better the gsx wasnt a horrible experiance(to me) like he always makes it. On the highway in california from Costa mesa to torrance roughly 30 miles or so felt great.

You have done another video on this bike. The 2017. Really the same bike.

@joshuaholmes7929

4 жыл бұрын

Dock Station You’re aware that he is doing this to directly compare it to the other bikes in the segment right?

I own that bike and I've had everything from 1000 750s 600 and I weigh 200 lb it'll carry you down the highway at 75 miles per hour with no problems and my sunrise on the back sometimes and he's 150 so that is 350 lb and it carries just down the highway no problem and people who don't understand weight I'd rather have a heavier bike a heavier bike on the highway is more stable than a light bike this guy just hates it he's all about power

Sorry to bug you .I've been searching how to on utube but not there is nothing on what I'm having trouble with

Ride the upcoming zx25rr?

I just want to know how he is recording in 3rd person, because I don’t see any cars in front of him

@averysdaddy05

4 жыл бұрын

BLAZE MINER 3 he does have a camera car, but they don’t film at the same time. Not exactly sure why, one theory is so he doesn’t have to edit out the license plate of the camera car, for security and safety reasons.

I am excited for the Yamaha r3 and the Honda cbr300.

it needs upgrades?

looks beautiful, looks fast. Beginers bike

@MrRtHemi

4 жыл бұрын

It’s basically a moped wrapped in sports bike

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrRtHemi Have you ridden on one? Didn't think so. You have no clue.

@MrRtHemi

3 жыл бұрын

@@MagicRoosterBluesBand sorry I don’t ride girls bike.

@MagicRoosterBluesBand

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrRtHemi So in other words you have no clue.

@MrRtHemi

3 жыл бұрын

@@MagicRoosterBluesBand I ride zxr6 I don’t need to ride a slow ass 250cc bike. Those are for riders like you.

look ok to me good bike looks good enough power for me on nz roads i took my 250 cbf on the motoer way went ok took over few trucks , i like it , many new riders make the mistake getting big bike heaps of power , and killing them selfs

My 03 ninja 250 topped out at 115. It was just too light and you'd get blown around by the wind on the highway

@bryanbond3886

4 жыл бұрын

This bike is stable on the highway

If you do another beginner bike comparison and you have a 250cc option, try the Hyosung GT250R. The Hyosung GT250R can comfortably sit on 70mph all day, and tops out at over 110mph. The 2 Australia spec Hyosung GT250Rs that I have owned so far, both have been super reliable. But I had to get rid of them and I'm looking for another one. The first one I had was ran over while parked, and I was across the street from it when that happened. The second one I sold because I lost my licence for a couple months at the start of this year. Fuel range is easily 210+ miles when riding it hard through the twisties

What's the difference between Gixxer 250sf nd gsx 250r

Think people expect the 300 cc bikes to be mini racers when they're designed for everyday city community and low cost riding

Is this the same as a GSF250 SF? If not, what are the differences?