Another one that didn't make the list is Transitions face shields, just wear sunglasses my dudes, seriously it's way cheaper. Don't forget to check out Manscaped: mnscpd.com/39m2VLD

@duaneschaffer2549

4 жыл бұрын

Yammie Noob i’m going on a motorcycle trip this spring with my ridge wallet & my Lawnmower 2.0!!!! Everything else is optional

@sciencebitch7720

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Bruh make a comms video

@lionelarmstrong7926

4 жыл бұрын

@@sciencebitch7720 I agreee, we need a comms video!!!

@BigDaveTALKS

4 жыл бұрын

I agree and did that. BUT, when i finally got my transition visor for my Race Star, i asked myself why i waited so long. Good lord it makes a big difference.

@yingyangchowdhury5993

4 жыл бұрын

@@lionelarmstrong7926 Cardo wasn't as good

Having wrecked multiple times, overpants or riding jeans are nothing short of required. You will thank your lucky stars you had them on. Especially in a slide with the bike pinned on you.

@motodork

4 жыл бұрын

BitesWhenBitten Elder dress for the slide, not for the ride.

@egosumbellum7707

4 жыл бұрын

@@motodork exactly

@buckrogers7498

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, I personally love my riding jeans, Kevlar reinforced, CE pads on hips and knees, stylish, and picked them up on sale at Cycle Gear for about 100 dollars. They're stylish on my cruiser, and can wear them around town on or off the bike. Actually, I'm wearing them now as I just got home from work.

@hermanman8235

4 жыл бұрын

It looks good it feels good. 😎👍

@briankrenning7811

4 жыл бұрын

You can get chaps for 40 bucks. Reinforced chaps for 60. I believe they are a required piece of gear.

I often ask non riders "what would you want to be wearing if you knew you were going to be thrown from a moving vehicle?" When they ask why I have so much gear on

@Letsgobrandon678

4 жыл бұрын

Amen

@N0_Quarter74

4 жыл бұрын

I am gonna use that one myself 👍🏼

@xTheNameisEthan

4 жыл бұрын

I’d want to be wearing literally everything plus an airbag vest lol

@kanorcubes329

3 жыл бұрын

no helmet i'd rather die than be a cripple

@malwair7417

3 жыл бұрын

Well said cuz

Motorcycle gear you DO need: GLOVES 3:49

@yellowstonevii712

3 жыл бұрын

thought the same :D

@mklinger23

3 жыл бұрын

I think he meant "heated gloves" not just gloves

@yellowstonevii712

3 жыл бұрын

@@mklinger23 we replied to the part of the video where he’s not wearing gloves while riding

@kiiturii

3 жыл бұрын

@@yellowstonevii712 it's not him, just some stock footage or some other vloggers footage

@MrTaytersDeep

2 жыл бұрын

Normally first thing to hit the floor is your hands as you try to stop the inevitable and unstoppable slide! At least the police won't be able to identify you from that day on with fingerprints.

Only gear I need is 6th... seriously though, leather all the time.

@sciencebitch7720

4 жыл бұрын

the ball shaver is funny look

@monroemonuments8721

4 жыл бұрын

ATGAT!

@alexandriavandervilt6827

4 жыл бұрын

Yaaassssss

@ashnichols4752

3 жыл бұрын

Dress for the slide not the ride

@chrissmith7669

3 жыл бұрын

When I showed up to my first day of riding at a German driving school they laughed at me in my borrowed full leather gear. My coworkers who were all riders and had loaned me the gear advised me to find another school

A buddy of mine went down half mile from his house at low speeds (20-30mph) in regular jeans. Had to go to the hospital and have gravel removed from his leg. I am a fan of riding pants.

@scottlang7564

4 жыл бұрын

I have done that a time or 2 over the last 40 years and I get a pair of needle nose pliers and pull the gravel out myself. I believe strongly in safety but 99% of safety is how the rider rides. Simple as that. Accidents are going to happen no way around that hell my last one was last summer because of tar on the street but regardless if you dont ride like a idiot you have little to fear Most of the time that is.

@beans4269

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen gravel being removed with a wire brush at the hospital. Not wearing riding pants is like using half of a comdom

@bingbangkaboom3437

2 жыл бұрын

@@beans4269 ahah love that

@2Wheeligniter

Жыл бұрын

Yeah regular jeans and clothes will rip in seconds from sliding on asphalt

Instead of riding jeans consider riding pants that go over whatever you’re wearing. This way when you get to work you can take the extra layer off.

@A_Degenerate_with_Glasses

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, I seconded this statement. I have two pairs of overpants, one for winter and one for summer. They are great for work. On my weekends, I usually wear my leathers, but on weekdays? Overpants and a matching textile or mesh jacket (usually same brand as the pants).

@duaneschaffer2549

4 жыл бұрын

Donny Donster I don’t have the winter pants but I do have the mesh Astars that match my jacket. Thinking of getting a full Klim textile one piece

@CheapskateMotorsports

4 жыл бұрын

Literally anything is better than riding jeans. Take it from someone who wears them on a daily - they aren't as stealthy as you think. But when you catch a glance of yourself in a reflection, you forget how badly you got ripped off because of how badass they look.

@duaneschaffer2549

4 жыл бұрын

Mustachio's Motovlogs anything is better that shorts and flip flops!!!!

@CheapskateMotorsports

4 жыл бұрын

Got me there😂

First one is a lie. I know what happens when ppl have an accident and slide on the asphalt. The jeans and flesh combine to a bloody mess and only a doc can cut it out. Srsly even at 100 km/h (60mp/h) it can lead to some really nasty flesh jeans combination that you don’t want. If you only drive in the city it’s not that big of a deal but if you commute or ride back roads it’s a must

@gabrielpokrajac5941

4 жыл бұрын

I know a guy that was riding in jeans on a very hot day, he slid on asphalt for 60 or something metres and the blue paint from jeans litteraly tattooed him because of the heat generated from hot asphalt and friction

@yammienoob

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Abrasion protection is important. But I stand by what I said, if you are on a budget and you are just starting out - a helmet, gloves and over the ankle motorcycle specific boot is more important than riding pants. The most common injury on the lower body in a crash is broken ankles/feet. Also, a beginner likely won't slide out at 60mph. They are more likely to have a low speed drop where impact protection from hard parts is more important.

@monroemonuments8721

4 жыл бұрын

Lol honestly only leather gets my approval at 60mph slide.

@morpheus2615

4 жыл бұрын

Yammie Noob I get your point but riding a bike is a hobby in the west. You Said it yourself for us in the first world it’s basically a toy. And you need a certain degree of protection for this dangerous hobby. You might not need a 400€ helmet or an airbag but cevlar jeans that protect your legs is not too far fetched. Doing 60 on the back roads or highway is pretty normal and every beginner should do that. If smth goes wrong on these roads you need that protection or get a nice jeans tattoo. (This will totally invalidate my point but idc I wanted to write this since day one I found you Yay senpai finally noticed me)

@morpheus2615

4 жыл бұрын

ptičja gripa that’s not the worst case. You probably know sarma. I saw a pic of someone who’s leg looked like a jeans meat sarma. One layer jeans one flesh and it perfectly rolled in his leg. Just terrifying that 100 km/h (60mp/h) can do smth like that to your leg

strong disagree on the airbag statements. The Alpinestars Street vest, and the Helite vests, aren't specifically track-focused and cover pretty much the entirety of your back, chest, ribs, abdomen, and shoulders. If you can afford it, you should buy it.

@HarryNoze

4 жыл бұрын

I just ordered the dianese vest after all those years of reading. Looking forward to it.

@dippyass4u

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I wear an Alpinestars back protector (with chest add-ons) every ride, which goes against his 'advice', am looking at airbag next 👍

@sailronin

4 жыл бұрын

I wear a Helite Turtle every ride. The most important benefit is the stabilization of the neck when the vest inflates against a full face helmet to prevent neck injury.

@deadskimountaineer

3 жыл бұрын

Helite turtle 2 is a part of my “always” gear now. I got the high vis one so everyone knows how safe I am.

@bikersquest

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the amount of pain and hospital costs the airbag can prevent is worth the price, they're upto 50x more effective than CE level 2 armour

I can't imagine why you're telling riders, especially new riders, that riding jeans are not necessary, and that they can get them later BECAUSE THEY'RE EXPENSIVE. That's so irresponsible. How about suggesting that they wait one more paycheck before hitting the road, and they can afford those jeans? I know my ass is worth $200, and it's an old ass, so the young people who are watching your channel sure should be encouraged to protect as much of their bodies as possible for just a couple hundred bucks. Jesus.

@DYLANJJK94

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, unless of him telling kids and adults to shave....

@Vessekx

3 жыл бұрын

It’s amazing just how arrogant people are about not understanding what a lot of people’s budgets are like. The fact is that riding pants are actually the *lowest* priority basic safety item if you base it off of a rational risk/cost analysis. Helmet first. Gloves second. Jacket third. Boots fourth. Pants fifth. Hell, depending on insurance costs in your area, a helmet cam so you can document what happened might even fit in there between boots and pants in the priority list. That said, you can get a good pair of riding jeans for $140 or so (Street & Steel), or riding-specific textile pants to start with much less expensively than that (Viking Cycle). That’s the route I went personally, and I had full gear for my BRS course. But I could easily budget that. Not everyone can, which means they end up prioritizing and buying what they can when they can.

@kvernesdotten

3 жыл бұрын

@@Vessekx Also I dont get where pants being the lowest priority is coming from. Statistically you are most likely to get damage on your feet, legs and back.

@Vessekx

3 жыл бұрын

@@kvernesdotten, statistically, you’re going to get less severe damage, and that damage will be less debilitating.

@kvernesdotten

3 жыл бұрын

@@Vessekx From not wearing pants? Im not following what exactly you are responding to now... From everything ive seen so far you are most likely to shred your legs and back on the road like a cheese grater during highway speeds, and most likely to get some form of crush damage on extremities while riding in cities. Regardless of what type the accident is, it will be pure chance how much damage occurs. I know someone who died under 30 mph. In any case, seeing as you can get a road worthy car for the price of a motorcycle + gear where the cost of ownership is lower (or a bus pass for that matter), I think its fair to consider motorcycles a hobby or toy for 99% of people out there. I dont believe anyone MUST ride a motorcycle without affording gear. My point was that I really dont understand how pointing out that riding without proper gear is an unecessary risk, is in any way more "arrogant" than going out there without gear, telling yourself it wont happen to you or it wont be that bad. You have no control over that. By definition an accident is unforseen. But what you do have control over is what protection you choose. My list would be something like: 1 - Helmet. 2 - Jacket and pants that can be zipped together so they cant move if you slide. 3 - Gloves and boots. 4 - a back protector with a hard outer shell 5 - a big mac 6 - a motorcycle with whatever money is left in the budget But hey, everyones priorities are different. Mine are based off of having survived an accident with permanent damage. Right leg in case you wondered, only reason it was not amputated is because I was wearing riding pants. And no, im not saying im right and youre wrong period. Im just trying to add another perspective.

So forking out for a pube razor is important but protective jeans are unnecessary? Oh dear, I think the influence of sponsors is getting in the way of helpful advice

@A55455In47I0n

4 жыл бұрын

"Now I'm not advocating for you riding without any protection below the waist" Did you listen to him at all?

@brendanm6921

3 жыл бұрын

@@A55455In47I0n Dude, he literally said that riding jeans aren't important to start with and that new riders should just wait until they can get hold of a full suit. So he's basically saying that there should be a period of time where new riders should just make do with regular jeans. He then said later on that full leather suits aren't important. So what, don't buy protective jeans and wait until you can afford a much more expensive fancy suit but then don't buy the suit? Seriously, did YOU listen to him at all? The guy is clearly an irresponsible moron who is putting bad ideas into young and impressionable minds about what they do or don't need. And then to top it all off, he actually spent a chunk of the video telling people to shave their pubes with this absolutely ridiculous and pompous product which I'm sure everybody is sick to death of seeing advertised. So he's saying "Hey, you don't need proper protective gear but you do need this hipster willy shaver that I'm being paid to tell you to go and buy."

@A55455In47I0n

3 жыл бұрын

@@brendanm6921 "Now I'm not advocating for you riding without any protection below the waist"

@brendanm6921

3 жыл бұрын

@@A55455In47I0n Yes, well done. You have definitely proven your ability to repeat a quote out of context multiple times. But sadly that does nothing to address what I said, what the OP said or what all the other commenters you've replied to with that same quote have said.

@A55455In47I0n

3 жыл бұрын

@@brendanm6921 "So he's basically saying that there should be a period of time where new riders should just make do with regular jeans." - You suggesting that Yammie Noob advocates that riders can make do without protection below the waist. "Now I'm not advocating for you riding without any protection below the waist." - Yammie Noob, advocating that people should wear protection below the waist. Calm down, intellectual rage boy. If you're so intellectual maybe you would've seen what I meant by that quote. If Yammie Noob has contradicted himself he's still at least said what I've quoted.

I've been down on track, street, and dirt... never felt I had "too much" protection." Get the best gear you can afford and wear it every time... all the time.

I think in regards to abrasion protection, riding pants are just about equally important as a motorcycle jacket. 30% of non-fatal motorcycle injuries happen to the legs and feet. Incidentally, the tibia is the most commonly broken bone in motorcycle related injuries, although to my knowledge there aren't any riding jeans which afford protection for this, that's more of a motorcycle boot area.

@Rogan_Dorn

4 жыл бұрын

Oh man I got lucky and broke my femur in my first serious wreck.

@kevenld

4 жыл бұрын

The only issue is that most riding jeans cost around 200$ (some more, some less). For this price you can get an okay pair of real riding pants which will most likely be more protective while being equally convenient.

@landonmc98

4 жыл бұрын

Huh, I figured it was the collar bone that was broken the most

@shuvool1

4 жыл бұрын

@@landonmc98 not sure how often the clavicle is broken. Anecdotally, I had my first real wreck last December. Bike landed on me. Broke both shoulder blades, 3 ribs, and one bone in my foot. The EMT thought I had broken my clavicle based on what he saw, but the CT scans showed what I listed above minus the foot, which took an MRI to catch.

@briankrenning7811

4 жыл бұрын

Chaps guys. As a noob, I believe you should atleast have boots, chaps, jacket, gloves, and a helmet.

The first one solidified you as a noob..

Woahhhh... don’t buy bike jeans/pants, but do buy your advertised beard trimmer... that’s not cool.

@adityabhatt4186

4 жыл бұрын

Not beard trimmer the junk trimmer

@blamedair6543

4 жыл бұрын

Im only 12 and like bikes

@dlive0652

4 жыл бұрын

Forza Drives forza is a pretty sick game my dude

@310smoker

4 жыл бұрын

im with you bro. wtf why is he worried about my balls

@A55455In47I0n

4 жыл бұрын

"Now I'm not advocating for you riding without any protection below the waist" Did you listen to him at all?

I’ve bought two Dainese smart jackets (airbags). In my opinion, no matter how good a rider you are, someone else can still hit you.

I think when it comes to safety,there is no such thing as "unnecessary gear" if money is not a problem. I had an issue with the airbag one. I have an airbag that cost me like 300 bucks. It is reliable and it could save you if you got rear ended or if someone tried to do a left turn (or right turn depending on where you live) in front of you. It protects your neck,your chest... It is not a matter of "I'm not driving recklessly enough to wear an airbag." It is a matter of "people are driving recklessly enough for me to wear an airbag."

@RobsAutos

4 жыл бұрын

I have a Helite airbag vest and the way I figure is if it saves my spine one day, it is 100% worth the premium cost.

@BaldKiwi117

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. As long as I'm riding, I'm getting the best gear I can afford.

@abdellah4878

Жыл бұрын

money is a problem, i can't buy $3000 gear when my bike is $5000

@MyMajorJohnson

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Wearing safety gear shouldn't be about your skill level. It's about factoring other idiots on the road. That's why it called an “accident".

@kristoffswinoga83

11 ай бұрын

this guy is abit of a bellend telling people not to buy this or that protective gear, because HE doesnt think its worth it

1:43 Who puts on gloves before their helmet?

@yammienoob

4 жыл бұрын

Actors?

@sirtnfol8476

4 жыл бұрын

When i smoke a bowl before goin to work i will do this

@AnythingWeThinkOf

4 жыл бұрын

I do then immediately have to remove them lol

@fatmikecj

4 жыл бұрын

@@AnythingWeThinkOf Then put them on. Then realise you've not put your God damn ear plugs in, so have to take it all off again.

@daveybrunalli5207

4 жыл бұрын

People with ratchet straps instead of d-rings :D

Back protector served me well as it took a lot of force when I landed on my back. Was so happy the back protector was between me and the road.

When I was a kid I saw my sister went down riding a 50cc scooter in normal city traffic and the months of hospital treatments after that. So whatever anyone says, I'm gonna stick with my 1.3mm CE rated leather pants rain or shine, don't care if they crack, I'd rather $350+ every year or two on new pants than skin grafts and hyperbaric therapy

@TravisOtt46

3 жыл бұрын

your so damn right! you can ride as carefull as you can. when a car yeets in you with 50kph you are thankful about your pants/gloves....

@DYLANJJK94

3 жыл бұрын

Mario There is more to it then a car hitting you, road rash and much more is added to it...

1)0:38 Riding Jeans 2)3:03 Heated Gear 3)4:20 Airbags 4)5:25 Expensive Helmets (in my opinion, you should get one which is focused more on comfort and safety, not the price) 5)6:26 Racing Leathers 6)7:24 Kevlar shirts 7)8:33 Back protector

@thartiustheslayerofthots7088

Жыл бұрын

I live in London.. I did my bike exam in December… it was -2… I didn’t have heated gear… I couldn’t feel my fingers

When I get pulled over for riding with no pants, I'm gonna tell the cop you said it was cool.

Bro... the knees are one of the first things to hit the ground... you're also likely to slide on your ass. Wear your riding pants ppl.

FIRST YOU BUY GEAR AND AFTER YOU BUY BIKE !!!!!!!!!!!!!

@buckrogers7498

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, that's what I did. I found some amazing deals on Craigslist too. A great Tourmaster 3 season jacket never worn for 75 bucks, Some moderately used crazy fancy armored gloves for 20. Bought my helmet new as well as denim Kevlar pants. All in I was at about 300 dollars in gear when I went to my first class.

@quatro2468

4 жыл бұрын

Why???

@tedd5587

4 жыл бұрын

Did that too

@neilgouws6962

4 жыл бұрын

Could not agree more with you ✌🏻👍🏻

@neilgouws6962

4 жыл бұрын

@@quatro2468 I've seen this way to often, guy spends all his money on his dream motorcycle .. then buys cheap entry level protection gear !! Not everyone has got a unlimited budget ,for high end gear after buying a motorcycle !

When I go out riding I always have my full leather on. Don't care if people laugh because I'm wearing a full one piece. I'd rather be safe than sorry. That's just me though. Be safe out there everyone!

boots but no pants? :D you dont need feet if you lose your leg in an accident :D

@A55455In47I0n

4 жыл бұрын

"Now I'm not advocating for you riding without any protection below the waist" Did you listen to him at all?

Sorry yam i bought riding jeans. They have armor in the knees and kevlar reinforcement haha

@conroygreyfin7011

4 жыл бұрын

I bought some too when I got my boots. Genuinely regret it. I was hoping to have something I didn't have to change in and out of when arriving for work but they weren't worth their price in my case.

@buckrogers7498

4 жыл бұрын

@@conroygreyfin7011 I found mine at Cycle Gear on sale for a little over 100 bucks. They came with knee pads and I added hip pads. I do have to change when I go to work, but I have to change out my shoes too. Takes a minute or two in the restroom.

@briankrenning7811

4 жыл бұрын

Just buy a decent pair of reinforced chaps.

@buckrogers7498

4 жыл бұрын

@@briankrenning7811 Those are valid safety gear, but I don't see myself wearing them.

@jjbing3

4 жыл бұрын

I got a pair for $60 so I have two pair. I don’t ride without them. They have CE level armor and kevlar. Now I want a riding suit for the streets just because 🤷🏾‍♂️

He made it sound like all you need is a $99 dollar helmet, tee shirt, shorts, and flip flops

@leroylaney307

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer my krocs

@remoir6273

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff Klein have you ever been to asia? That’s how they ride there.

@xTheNameisEthan

4 жыл бұрын

Remoir I don’t see many helmets there lol

@SoulTouchMusic93

3 жыл бұрын

@H H as a scooter rider that's exactly all you need and i've been on the ground about as many times i've been on the scooter. only once i got my forearm a bit scratched. no scars tho.

@mjonji1281

3 жыл бұрын

@@remoir6273 scooter + you dont really ride past 50-60 mph on those lil things

Dont need my helmet, shoes, shirt, underwear, not even my sunglasses. I only need my blubber. _Way of the Busa, Chapter 6 . Article 12_

I bought my riding cargo pants for like 240 bucks a few years ago as my first pant and i still regret nothing

@Tonyx.yt.

4 жыл бұрын

agree, i ride past year with regular jeans but im deciding to buying a proper high quality motorcycle jeans. leather is expensive and way too hot during summer

@rem362

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tonyx.yt. i can really recommend them to you. They're as safe as normal textile pants and so comfortable. You don't really feel the protectors just feels like a normal pair of pants except for them being a little thicker since there is kevlar underneath. Bought them because I'm a short and skinny guy but with thick legs since I'm an athlete so no leather or textile pant would closely fit me

@IsadorAkios

4 жыл бұрын

@@rem362 Exactly this ^ Have tried so many pants but never found one that fits me. It was either to big overall or to small for my thigh, its hard to find a normal trouser but specific for riding a motorcycle? A true pain in the ass....

@rem362

4 жыл бұрын

@@IsadorAkios i really feel what you said. It's exactly the same story for me. Let's hope for gear brands notice us. Normal pants are really hard for me at the thigh area but yeah as you said motorcycle gear is much more harder to find. Been to like 6 gear shops and found 1 leather pant that barely fit me for 400 bucks but I'm not that insane to spend that

Show anyone not buying trousers the video of the guy sitting on his own peeled back thigh after an accident.

No protected pants? Its not gonna happen, never ever, consult dandanthefireman on this issue, he might have few clips for you on how noobs ride their bikes.

@sic3b

4 жыл бұрын

Fell off my bike in normal jeans a couple of times in my younger stupider years. Burned the skin off my knees and the pants were still fine. Always protected pants now.

I got an airbag for riding this year. I agree with what you said, it's absolutely overkill and all that, however I decided to give it a shot. My saying at work is "overkill is best kill".

@DavidMossMGS

4 жыл бұрын

malcolm taylor how you like it

This is based on what bike you have. I crashed my R1 by accident on a power wheelie. I flew and slid doing 120kph. I was wearing alpinestars gp pro 2 piece track suit and super tech r boots and gloves with shoei helmet. I walked out without a scratch. Definitely don’t skip out on gear. Track suit zip up is essential.

@smolbodybuilder1602

Жыл бұрын

what is zip up?

@itsmeagain1745

Жыл бұрын

@@smolbodybuilder1602 Jacket and trousers are separate pieces of clothing but have extra zips sewn in so the 2 pieces can be zipped together. This way the jacket won't ride up in an accident (e. g. on your back sliding arse first, the jacket stays in place, not getting dragged up your back by the road exposing your back to road rash).

1st thing you don't need: riding pants 1st thing Yammie needs: more common sense

@alphaforce6998

4 жыл бұрын

Suggesting a brand new rider encase themselves in expensive and unnecessary gear is opposite of common sense. What he said in this video is accurate. Shoes/boots, gloves, helmet - go ride. That's it.

@alphaforce6998

4 жыл бұрын

@@badgerman23 The only gear that a rider _should_ have is a helmet, gloves, and boots/shoes. The rest is optional, and in many instances, encasing yourself in gear makes you a worse rider because you have a lot less visibility, mobility, and your reaction time is decreased...plus rider fatigue increases. Unlike the 'safety nazis', I don't care what you choose to wear or not wear.

@RCFourFive

4 жыл бұрын

@@alphaforce6998 stupid advice - one fall that skins your leg or arm or back and the pain and infection and horrible recovery will make proper gear look cheap. All these fuckign noobs giving piss poor advice is not a good sitution.

@RCFourFive

4 жыл бұрын

@@alphaforce6998 Jesus - could you spew any more nonsense than this?

@alphaforce6998

4 жыл бұрын

@@RCFourFive Riding comes with risk. If it is too much for you, stay in a car or truck. Don't try to diminish the ride for others with your fearmongering BS.

Get on Craigslist and buy gear cheap this guy is wrong new riders especially need it ! This guy is better at trimming pubic hair ... horrible advise

@RCFourFive

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly - as this guys subs have increased his advice has got more foolish.

If you spent as much time convincing riders that all gear IS MANDATORY as you do stroking ball shavers, id agree with this vid.

@erpaderpa4469

Жыл бұрын

He dosent make money from ALL gear though does he.. he makes money from ball shavers Welcome to how the world works no matter how nice people try and be

@nothingman3542

Жыл бұрын

@@erpaderpa4469 no doubt, thats true. Id just like to see the same enthusiasm in the content as the advert. Im pro gear, but pro choice also.

Yam, you have quite possibly the most recognizable mental curve within motorcycle riding, all of which we have gotten to watch and learn from your youtube documentations. I started watching back when I was a freshman in high school (college Fresh now), and I can firmly say without a doubt, my opinions and perceptions of how I will ride in the future will be attributed to the fun and lighthearted expletive commentary you post for us so religiously. Thank You for everything, God Speed.

I’m a new rider and I don’t ride without full gear ever. Safety first always for this gal.

@ancientpho

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a good mindset to have. I’m going to be a first-time rider (getting a bike in April), and I already bought my gear. I’m planning to wear it all of the time as well.

I'm surprised people aren't putting you on full blast, a lot of this video contained important stuff you don't recommend

Motorcycle jeans are awesome! I own several of these and I don't want to miss them. Commuting every day

yammie "heated gear is not needed" Me In Canada already owning a heated jacket gloves and several pairs of 1 inch wool sock and doesn't even own a bike...

@barnyard9058

3 жыл бұрын

Michigan here thinking the same thing

@chrissmith7669

3 жыл бұрын

Heated grips and a bun warmer make winter trips a pleasure.

@78logistics

3 жыл бұрын

Out yesterday and definately cool here in Alberta at expressway speeds. Happy to wear a new one piece suit. I do have a jacket for when it gets warmer and I will look for a pair of riding jeans.

"Back to back Daytona slaying" I love the fact u just meme the crap out of ur near death experiance and the destruction of your favorite companies motorcycle 😂😂😂

I am a newbie rider and I bought safety jeans. I cannot imagine the risk to my knees and ass without them. Best £130 pounds spent. I still enjoying watching Yammie Noob, my fav.

Love your content Yammie! Nice seeing you evolve and grow as a rider and KZread channel 💪🏼

I get spammed by Cycle Gear with all kinds of sales, I think my riding jeans were $80 or so, with CE pads

@rem362

4 жыл бұрын

Depends on the materials used. The pant i bought a few years back has a reinforced outside layer with a additional kevlar layer on the inside. I don't think you will get that for 80 bucks. I mean if you're serious about the pants spend 200 bucks and you have a great pair which you could keep many years

@purifieddrinkingwater3325

4 жыл бұрын

I spent 180 on mine, I'm 5'4 so after trying on 10 pairs of both men and women pants that didn't fit, when I finally found one, I was like fuck it and just bought it

Think I have $2,500 in gear I ride with. Also crashed with all that gear on and ouch I broke a lot of bones but least my skin stayed on.

@j.vosier6786

3 жыл бұрын

Where is a good place to buy gear

I've been down at about 50mph on a low side on the freeway, and I would suggest going for the pants and not the boots.. my over the ankle Converse held up pretty good in the slid with no tearing.. my leg and knees didn't do very well and if I had been wearing my riding pants I would have sustained no injuries.. the pant I own were very affordable, $99, and have kevlar lined knees and butt. With CE level 2 knee pads.. I agree with Mr. Yam on a lot of things but buying riding shoes before pants is a big no..

My revzilla wish list comes out to around 1300$, which personally, I think is a pretty good deal. It has all the essentials to get started, helmet, jacket, backpack, gloves, 2 pairs of jeans and shoes.

i saw someone on a 50cc moped with full racing leathers once lol

I think a two piece (zip together) leather suit is a must on a sports bike. My first accident was priar to these being available, and only had a skimpy leather jacket (no padding) and normal jeans. My bone ripped right through the jacket. Luckily (contrary to the name I'm female) I had thigh length leather boots that did in fact save my knee and leg. Eventually they started producing decent leathers for females and my second accident saved many parts of my body. Only needing hospital treatment for a couple of days. My third my body had learnt to bounce well but my back protector was worth its weight. Sadly only one of my bikes survived these accident's. R.I.P LC 350 and FZR 400 r exup 😭😭😭

If you dont want to spend and arm and a LEG (😂) on motorcycle jeans, you can get a nice set of new or used knee pads/shin guards. And a cheap hack to keep your hands warm are the little disposable hand warmers. Crack em open and slide them into your glove onto the top of your hands, where the most blood vessels are. $3 to $7 well spent.

having just crashed on the track for the first time wearing a one piece leather suit with a separate back protector and walking away bruised only, giving some thought as to what I need to wear in the highway at 75 mph that I ride almost daily.

The only one I agree with is the Kevlar shirt and for strictly a commuter the full back protector and 1-piece suit. But other then that, you are more likely to fall or wreck when you are first starting out. Buying the best gear possible might not just save your life, but commonly adds comfort as well. For example, cheap helmets are commonly heavy, loud, and the vents are commonly for decoration cause you'll never be able to tell if they are open or closed. In helmets like Shoei, Arai, and a few others they fix many of those issues along with being leaders in helmet safety. If you do more than your casual ride to the store (which most of us do) I think Dainese airbag vest and the upcoming Alpinestar Tech air 5, which is designed for the street only (not to be used on the track) are amazing since it's additional protection in most jackets weak spots. The only piece of gear I never use is handle bar covers, bought them and they were a pain to use. Also textile mesh jackets, though cheap, it might be better off buying a perforated leather jacket in the name of safety.

Buying used on ebay is always an option, maybe not for helmets but definitely for things like jackets

Dear Yammie Noob, you are the only person that makes advertisements okay, maybe even enjoyable.

Yeesh the guy who's been in several wrecks and flew trying tell us how to squid what a surprise

Yeah some sportbike youtuber recommending newbies to go without proper pants. yup. 2020.

Having broken my back I'll always wear a back protector. Mostly it's just a "big" lump on my back but I'd rather have it in case something goes wrong rather than braking my back again and maybe not make it this time. But I guess I see what you're saying, if you do have the extra cash, buy a back protector I'd say.

😂 literally a second before you accidentally said beer a beer ad came up 😂

As a Brit, heated grips are essential. Just got the bike out of hibernation but it's still only 2*C outside!

Should be named Motorcycle gear Yammie's noobs don't need.

"If you've got a ten dollar head, buy a ten dollar helmet"......got anything for a fiver?

I disagree about the back protector, with the helmet is the must have protection

8:12 I mean I imagine keeping your beer purchase to a minimum when riding would also be a good idea lol

never been this early on a video and then u start off dissing riding jeans … djeez papa Yamm :D

Yammie: ...if you live where snow falls a quarter of the year... Me: Laughs in Alaskan

There are airbags made for street riding as well. Alpinestars has "tech air" which can be easily configured via software for street or race mode.

Yammie your awesome buying my first bike in 2 weeks! Love your content and your alot of the reson im getting a bike now!

@Letsgobrandon678

4 жыл бұрын

Just don't listen to his recs on gear. Not good advice.

@RCFourFive

4 жыл бұрын

none of the advice is good.

Hey ma baldy dude :p , speaking of gear, I need a comms device: What do you think of the Domio Moto Pro?

@andrewthomas7064

4 жыл бұрын

@yammie give us them baldy tips for the comms device man. Domio seems cool

@KingJames-sn4ui

4 жыл бұрын

The Domio Moto is completely wireless and look slicccck

@salvashetty7792

4 жыл бұрын

I have the Domio Ripper and its great!

@tucosalamanca2983

4 жыл бұрын

Our baldy homies needs to make some videos for the gearrr

@sciencebitch7720

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! I used the Sena and didn't like it much

I am from Germany. If I wouldnt ride during autuum/spring/winter I had like 4 weeks to ride left :D

I felt the same way about airbag gear but later on considering that at one point I was gonna buy a neck brace,chest protector,ce level 2 back protector,rib cage etc. eventually it just made sense for me to get the airbag vest and have every thing all in one plus it’s easy to wear over my jackets. It’s expensive but if you save it’s very well worth it especially what it provides. But I get it 500-600 is a lot so if ur interested in this gear buy your gear on Black Friday.

When your uncle has a gear bussiness and plugs you with a pair for free, fully lined kevlar with armour

If only I had a motorcycle. I've always wanted one since I was 10 or 11 (my uncles taught me how) the only problem is my Mom wont get me one cause she is scared. I know the risk of riding motorcycles and also the fact that if you're not careful enough you could die but I don't care cause motorcycles has always been my passion. Anways thats all Btwwww Yammie Noob I started watching you like a year ago. Imma big fan if yours :)

@timjohnson1199

4 жыл бұрын

I bought my first bike without telling my folks. Caused a stink but I got to keep the bike.

@gur262

4 жыл бұрын

Not only being careful or not. Learn and train. Braking. Curves. All of it. And. Well. The fucking hog came out of nowhere and the stretch of forest was slim. It was dark. I survived it without much injury. But. You can always die.

You're not my supervisor!

@sam.h9032

4 жыл бұрын

You're not my space supervisor!

whats your thoughts on installing keyless e.g. starting motorcycles with fob

I low sided at like 40mph WITH protective jeans and still wound up with a leg immobilizer due to busted up knee...next time I'm doubling knee pads on both sides

Can’t believe what you’re saying!

I cant believe this guy is suggesting to get gloves and boots first and maybe wait a while for leggings. Terrible and dangerous advice. Don't dare ride without fully protected leggings and jacket. Either 1 piece or 2 piece and make sure the jacket and pants zip together at waist. If you don't have pants and jacket connected the abrasion on road after a fall will probably rip your guts out. I have been down the road and luckily I had full leather gear on or else I would be still scraping my guts up.

@neowolf09

4 жыл бұрын

The MSF course requires only a dot approved helmet, sunglasses, full finger gloves of some kind, sufficient ankle protection, a long sleeve shirt or breathable jacket, and denim, or durability equivalent to denim, long pants with no flare. (In Texas) This is why I'm getting gloves, shoes/boots, and a helmet first. Getting my license, then a bike, then more gear as I progress over time.

@A55455In47I0n

4 жыл бұрын

He did say that you should wait and get a 1 piece or 2 piece, essentially you're agreeing with him if you didn't notice.

But ball shavers is a must 😂

What the hell was that black helmet in the beginning, it’s so cool and I need it

You don't really need a helmet... The same way the tires protect the rims use a tire to protect your head.

No dude, I stopped watching when you said no to pants. ATTGATT, pants are just as important as the rest of the stuff, your knees are actually important for walking

When i get my supermoto pit bike that im going to race up mountains in the alps im definitely buying a full suit

I wear motorcycle gloves, 2 piece all season-all weather suit (wich can be zipped together as well), biker shoes and a modular helmet with built-in sunviser. When i ride, the helmet is totally closed ofcourse, but i like how you can flip open the helmet, easier talking to someone when necessary during a stop.

Yammi's over here preaching about unnecessary spending on gear then immediately after that he preaches about spending on pube trimmers..wtf? 🤷‍♂️..🤦‍♂️😆

I’m a new rider and I’m most likely going to be riding in a full suit. I have experienced very bad road rash in my life and I can’t let it happen again

Riding jeans are the opposite of pushing too far

Mr Yam, Sorry if this turns into a over long message but you got a few messages SERIOUSLY wrong here - my stance is ATGATT ( all the gear all the time) any less then carry a donor card!! Kevlar jeans - brilliant if that’s your only choice and will not ride when it rains/ cold / adverse weather - as you never mentioned textile overtrousers/pants I must assume you are advocating riding in Levi’s (ok in the 70’s but no longer) - please remember your viewers may rely on your advice to then ride out in a pair of Speedo’s and flip flops🙄🤯 Airbags - a brilliant idea albeit an expensive one ,but as they are coming down in price to c£350 or so is worth investing Helmet - get the best you can BEFORE the bike (dumb choice otherwise)! Gloves - I agree that heated gloves are a second pair but once you’ve ridden in the UK I promise that heated grips just don’t cut it! Until then spend at least £80 on a decent goretex pair. Back protectors - if your jacket hasn’t got one then this is a no brainer! Although it’s hardly going to break the bank to buy a jacket with CE protection. Please check the facts - more serious injuries result from high speed abrasion than would be mitigated by a decent pair of boots. all riders should see the first bike as a multiple package bike AND gear - no point in spending 10k on a bike and 10 bucks on the gear is there. The rest of us have to save up.☝️ In all cases rule one applies - ATGATT! Better arrive hot and alive than cool to your funeral! Thanks for reading and sorry if it comes across as a bit of a rant - lost too many friends who just popped to the shops and get T boned by a car thinking that bikes bounce well!😳

@ezekieloruven

4 жыл бұрын

As I am asking elsewhere here, what if you are a fat guy like me and no one sells riding pants in your size? I literally can't find anything anywhere that fits me, except possibly online but sizing is very inconsistent so I can't really trust that the size will be right. Let me know your thoughts.

I stopped watching after the 2 minutes advert on shaving your balls

@A55455In47I0n

4 жыл бұрын

Great

I got into an accident on 3rd day of my riding and i was so glad i bought and wore my riding pants that had protection because i only had scratches while the pants took most of the damage

Thanks for the advice, its very informative for me.

Yammie: "Gear. Gear. Gear. Gear." Me (girl): :D Yammie: "Do you know what isn't pushing it too far? Your PUBES. Me: D:...

If it’s too hot for leathers it’s too hot to ride. After being down in a 1 piece suit and walking away with no road rash at all. You couldn’t pay me to ride in jeans.

I will completely disregard riding jeans as not required. Got mine on sale and they were only about $40 more than a pair of Levi’s. Everything else you make valid points. I can see there will be people out there that will spend the money for an airbag vest but their tires are bald and they could have two sets of tires.

I’m wanting to get in to riding and want to start getting my safety gear and I was just wondering is there any riding pant under $200

The cost of medical expenses for skin grafts on your legs will far exceed the costs of good gear. Thumbs down bro.

Nope sorry. You work with enough spinal cord injuries as I do and you will be the first to purchase an airbag best\jacket because the right one will come from under the helmet making a potential life saving barrier to protect the cervical spine and back protection that goes all the way down to the sacrum is a must as well to help with walking in the future. Ask Wayne rainy. (sp) I agree with others. You can not have too much protection. How about suggesting make the equipment purchase before the bike because your life is worth more than a few hundred dollars. I mean how can you have the budget for a 10k motorcycle but not a $500 jacket? Normally I like your vids minus all the freaking commercials but this one was irresponsible. After reading more comments your viewers seem to more responsible than you. You should be proud.

Heated grips? I do fine with good, thick riding gloves with gauntlets although I'd like to try heated grips. I have a lot of riding gloves and they all have wrist protection. In the winter I wear some strap-on chaps that help hugely with the cold.

Full leathers glove boots helmets are cheaper than one emergency room visit, do not ask me how I know lol