Me a complete noob who doesnt even own a motorcycle: Sneak 100

@TheTomconroy

4 жыл бұрын

Ah get one my dude. And in time you can be like me and have 9

@inspobitch1170

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheTomconroy you HAVE NINE??? HOLY wisdom batman! How did you learn how to ride? I'm currently trying to learn but i'm having a rough time

@Pusfilth

3 жыл бұрын

Weirdo

@waiatm

2 жыл бұрын

@@inspobitch1170 did he learn?

Yesterday I rode a bike for the first time in my life. Holy shit, I'm addicted.

@Romey301

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome to this new addiction.... and a new debt ;) but oh so worth it

@karlosh9286

5 жыл бұрын

Took me until 50 years old to as "yammie noob" puts it to "swing a leg over" a bike (I'd been pillion on my Dad's bike when I was 13). But there is nothing like it. In fact I don't mind going slower top speed on a bike than in a car, because the sensation of speed is oh some much more on a bike. But accelerating to the legal limit is oh so much fun.

@justice7788

4 жыл бұрын

You weren't supposed to watch this.

@theslacker29ify

Жыл бұрын

The addiction is real!!!!!! Swapped on some new tires(due to a cotter pin ruining a tire and I needed to replace them anyways) and a Delkevic 18” slip ones.. now it’s an ever bigger addiction to ride. hahaha..

@andreileonte1675

Жыл бұрын

How's it going 4 years later ?

I got my motorcycle license at 14 and am now 36. I learned the most about controlling a motorcycle in the 5 years I rode exclusively on race tracks. Before this I was 150+ MPH and knee down on the street. When I returned to street riding 2 years ago I purchased the slowest motorcycle I have owned since my first 125cc motorcycle. I've been down three times on the race track and came out unscathed, except for about 18 hours I can't remember. I have been extremely lucky to have never gone down on the street, but have had more close calls than I can remember. The best advice I can give to new street riders is, "YOU ARE INVISIBLE TO EVERY OTHER DRIVER ON THE ROAD". The best advice I can give to aspiring track riders is, "track days are a hell of a drug". People ask if I gave up track riding because it was hazardous to my health; I reply with "it was hazardous to my wallet". Be safe, have fun. Very entertaining video as always Yamm.

@Bass.Player

5 жыл бұрын

I got my license at 14 also but was riding at 12, I'll be 68 soon and have had over 75 bikes. I have also had 16 broken bones...

@mr7wi

5 жыл бұрын

Respect the road; respect the craft

@kiefer9t490

5 жыл бұрын

Q: abs on road bikes. Opinion?

@HeadUpKneeDown

5 жыл бұрын

Kiefer9T My current bike has ABS. I love it in panic breaking situations.

@freedom24v86

5 жыл бұрын

You are invisible The cages are out to kill you

Even though majority of us don’t own a bike 😂😭

@MyMadspirit

5 жыл бұрын

no?! xd

@kodaaahhh

5 жыл бұрын

What lol

@trippybruh1592

5 жыл бұрын

What are you waiting for??

@triggeredwehraboomachinegu6858

5 жыл бұрын

True

@devinmccarthy9308

5 жыл бұрын

Trippy Bruh money man 😭 16 tryna save for my first bike lol

This is probably the most mature video Yammie has ever given us.. so far. Keep it up! #respect Allso take care everyone! Ride safe.

clip 7:05 Triggered me. Also, yammie made me yell BUSA every time I see one

@aboodz

5 жыл бұрын

Me too man! Wtf?! lol

@kodaaahhh

5 жыл бұрын

I flinched so hard

@BMDNissansxS

5 жыл бұрын

Same.

@Caine0027

5 жыл бұрын

I almost cried. What kind of degenerate would treat a bike like that?

@CP110

5 жыл бұрын

that just made me lol, let people have fun with their toys :D

7:05 left my heart bleeding! WHY?!

@milan5159

5 жыл бұрын

NOOOO *worth 1000dollars dropped* just like the bike

@EnhancedChimp

5 жыл бұрын

For comedy my good friend.

So confusing having a bmw as a frontcam and the fz07 as the helmet cam

@brannonwhibley5677

5 жыл бұрын

Joy Buning I noticed that 😂

@barkeeperandnotyourpsychol6389

5 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!

@seattlegrrlie

5 жыл бұрын

yes. this.

@gixxer6

5 жыл бұрын

He's done that in previous videos as well. I wonder if he is waiting to see if anyone noticed.

@adamlee581

5 жыл бұрын

@@gixxer6 waiting to get his licence back more likely

this is probably the classiest video Yams has made about his downed experiences. hard earned wisdom there.

@lostfound8112

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. His new tone on channel is good. Everyone screws up takes guts to admit it and learn from it. I was opposite and reckless driver hit me at 55. Road back sucked but I was on bike day after pins came out lol

I have four. Getting an itch for five. But I'll be 67 in June, my time is limited lol.

@frankymerlos2710

5 жыл бұрын

Exact reason why you should

@zx10dev87

5 жыл бұрын

You got plenty of time my friend

Been a student of motorcycling for 36 years, ride every day but still get nervous before each ride. Top tip - tyre (tire) pressure! know it, check it, feel it

@avi-tar2827

5 жыл бұрын

29 years here and still have to take a deep breath and a last look around the homestead before I heel up the kickstand in the morning before my commute. My riding mantra is "...to arrive at my destination unmolested." By cagers, cops or random crap. It's like the old wind-powered sailors of old when they cast off and lose sight of land as it slides under the horizon. You don't know what's on the open sea (road) but welcome the chance to prove that you're its better.

@sly5999

5 жыл бұрын

Very good advice.

@milrond6943

5 жыл бұрын

an old Hell's Angel told me this once, said it was the most important thing, the only problem is its never an issue on my 2017 Road Glide, literally - i just took her out for the first time this winter (i live on the Canadian border) and after sub zero fluctuating temps and not using it since November 20th the tire pressure was right where i left it.....and it did this last winter as well, i assume its due to the super rock hard touring tires and the fact that its not a sport bike? But my riding buddy who puts in about 30k miles a year rides a Triumph Trophy, and he never had any pressure check fails.

@milrond6943

5 жыл бұрын

it could also be that i get extremely frequent maintenance due to my high milage o.0 i did 43,000 miles last year

Licensed to ride at 14, been riding for 15 years on the street, an additional 6 in the dirt. I started on a XR 100 and RM 250 in the dirt, my first street bike was a 900cc Kawasaki Eliminator. I am an all-season long distance rider, commuter, and motorcycle safety expert with more than 250,000 miles behind bars. There is always something new you can learn. Always. My dad has been riding for over 50 years. It must be a genetic addiction.

@jimmystyles670

5 жыл бұрын

Motorcycles run in my family too. My grandfather, who is 84 years old used to race them back in the day. Mind you, he was born in 1934 so that's quite a long time ago. Just last year I got into riding, and that inspired him to get back on two wheels. My uncle ended up getting him a bike and putting essentially training wheels on it so that way he could get on and off of it. Watching an 84 year old man ripping down the Road at 55 miles an hour with a giant smile on his face is a memory I'll never forget. Unfortunately, up here in Upstate New York riding all year is simply not an option.

As a noob rider, how can you not expect me to watch this video!? Your name is literally “Yammie NOOB!”

@samhoughton5636

5 жыл бұрын

you obviously didnt watch the video?

My lady's brother was killed on a bike. 😢 She is now alright with me getting one, and has even expressed interest in learning to ride. What a gal! 🏍💏

Best content I’ve seen from you. You’re a gift to the community 👍🏼

been down before and might go down again, hope not but it happens. Try to learn from your mistakes, i hope you all grow old with your bikes. Respect the bike, respect the road, wear gear, ride safe, have fun and live to ride another day! BE SAFE fellas

Yupp.. its the people you meet, on the real world and even on youtube like Brother Yammie.. Love your vids!

Ah, finally a video to stroke my ego after a long day of work. Thanks Fam, eh.. i mean Yam!

Thank you yammie. Honestly the struggle of being in that 12-18 month category is rough and you bringing it up helped me remember that is exactly where I am at.

Hey yam I've never spent more than 3 minutes riding a motorcycle but I think I've watched all of your vids and they're just awesome. Keep it up.

Damn dude, you went airborne. I did the Superman over the handlebars of a Kawasaki KLX early 1980's KLX right over the handlebars around 26 years ago.

Life long rider here and mostly agree with your video. Only part I dont relate much too is friends met riding lol. But I'm extremely picky with whome I choose to associate with cause I'm weird. I know itll ring true with alot of people though. 👍🏻

I wish I heard this last year. Yam you did absolutely brilliant with this

Ive been watching your videos for awhile. I love em man, i love the clips you throw in. Especially the one of your accident and you're like 30ft in the air...you're a riot lol.

My earliest comment so far .. proud to have subscribed. Also yammie has the better edits ever ! Go argue with ur grandparents

Me and my Ninja 300 is offended

@pizzamanyoutubewatcherofal3947

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@justice7788

4 жыл бұрын

@@seven0sevenizdashiz thank you

@daddysenpai681

4 жыл бұрын

Me and my 300 don't give a shit lmao

Great sermon sir. The people you meet and the biking community are amazeballs. I'm a noob on a Thundercat. Loving the learning curve and not been down yet. I'm studying as much as possible to be a better rider and your videos help heaps. Keep up the great work bruv. Stay safe.

What you refer to about confidence is called the "dunning-kruger effect".

Whatchya doin in London dude?? ..... Meeting with the bosses of Triumph??????????? 😉😉😉😉😉😁

@streetmtb

5 жыл бұрын

Except the boss of triumph has better places to be then London, like anywhere else..

@BobJones20001

5 жыл бұрын

He is the boss of Triumph (or at least the Trumpy fan club). Got to love triples, I don't own one but they do ride nice.

@mr7wi

5 жыл бұрын

Clandestine meeting with Ryan F9 to join forces and take over the world

@BobJones20001

5 жыл бұрын

@@mr7wi Shhhh.

That 2:37 truth literally just happened last week went a whole 14 month riding no problem then boom I drop my bike panic breaking riding to aggressively

Been riding since I was 4. Raced from age 5-16. I ride street and dirt. You can never know enough about riding. Thanks for your videos. Your voice soothes my soul

A really great video Yammie. Very impressed - Well done.

I watched this although I am brand new to biking having only just passed all (four!) parts of the UK DAS test. Sue me! :)

Over confidence happened to me around 12 months in. Dirt gave me the lesson I was looking for when in a construction zone, full gravel and dirt and small rocks everywhere, and people in cars hate me. Street tires, am I right

@MotoJournoKris

5 жыл бұрын

One of those things that builds up the longer nothing scary or seriously bad happens, and then takes a bite out of your ego and confidence when something scary or seriously bad actually does happen! Always good to be reassessing when those little warnings start happening, because it's setting in!

This is probably one of your best videos. Love you Yammie hope so see you on the the open road someday.

Thanks Yam, this was a nice encouraging video! Cheers mate!

Granny’s natural loob what’s up

@HooDRidEWhiteY

5 жыл бұрын

U went there Dylan...damn

Is 4 months on a 50cc scooter experienced? I dont know, i still havent had sex, so riding doesnt help with that.

@pfistor

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's definitely Busa time.

@martinsliepins6225

5 жыл бұрын

pfistor *turbo busa time

@tikokauhanen5793

5 жыл бұрын

It did help

@joskobacic4001

5 жыл бұрын

thats just about turbo busa buying time

@maximiliankieselbach4461

5 жыл бұрын

You seem a little late. I'd say since you're overdue so go for a quad turbo busa.

Just bought my 7th bike. A 2017 FZ-10 with only 382 miles on it! Been riding 39 years, and I'm 43 years old. Yes, I was riding within a couple years of walking. I got an FZ-10 because I'm not getting any younger and I want a bike that screams. I'm also smart enough to respect its power. Admittedly I will be constantly resisting the urge to go hooligan, and I won't always accomplish that goal. I will accept the risk. That said if you're a noob don't even think about a mentally insane liter bike to start on. You're going to do stupid stuff and win stupid prizes. This is a perpetual condition, a liter bike just raises the bar on the quality of your prize when you play. Experience brings better cost vs. risk analysis. An understanding of all the dichotomies of riding, like fast riders have slow hands, slow is smooth, smooth is fast, when in doubt throttle out yet fast riders use the brakes a lot etc.... Seems contradictory at times but it isn't. An old rider can play stupid games and mitigate the prize more than a beginner. You're never exempt from the exchange though. New riders are either too timid, or too fearless. The safest spot is a perfect blend of caution, and confidence that can't be taught. It's intuitive, and unique to each individual moment while riding. Find what you love, and let it kill you. Going out in a pool of blood screaming is better than fading away moaning in a pool of urine.

Been a while since I watched one of your videos Yammie, not for any particular reason other than I was busy. Good to be back!

Make videos on TT racing pls.......

@jay36963

5 жыл бұрын

I'm going to the TT next year

And he makes this after crashing a couple times

Newbie with no bikey wifey and enjoyed everything about it and now have something to aim for. Shoutout from Belgium, love your work you narcissistic master squid! I wouldn't mind appearing in your comment of the week ;) Take care and may Lord Rossi be with you

I got all my crashing out of the way on the dirt, no road rash for this guy. Got 2 seasons of road riding and a few close calls, like over shooting a corner and jumping a curb into the grass. Kept it up on 2 wheels though because dirt bikes taught me how to make a save.

I own a bike, Might not work but

@Lena-sv2du

5 жыл бұрын

damn same here

@charleslong4874

5 жыл бұрын

Rear wheel bearing for me. Smh

@YeetxBoi

5 жыл бұрын

Lmfao I picked up a $100 cb400T II couple years back, still haven't finished it 😂😂 needs so much work

Okay daddy i promise i won't watch it but i clicked on it for you getting my like❤️

nail it bro it's not about how many miles you put on or what bike you ride it's all about the people you meet and the story's you get to hear and share and the rides you have good video man keep the shinny side up man and the rubber down

As An Introvert, that’s the one thing I hate is when people talk to me while Im on my bike. The Busa attracts talkers

There's something great and holy about knowing that some of that sweet patreon dough went into blessing that Busa dude in the name of Lord Rossi for 400.69

@f.f.s.d.o.a.7294

3 жыл бұрын

$420.69

I'm waiting for your comments about 60+ year old guys who love riding their FJ-09. Me...

@burnerjack01

5 жыл бұрын

My best bud's got one and he's 61. So yeah, he says it's the best bike he's ever owned.

Dude, thanks for the video! Frankly, more solid lessons on what riding is all about are a scarce thing on the Net. Ride safe, amigo. Good roads to you!

I wish there were more people like you Yammie Noob

7:25 For me it's not the people. It's the places. I'm an introvert tho.

82 Nighthawk 450 squaaaad... no one? Just me...Yeah figured... lol

@zosxavius

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't mind having one. That's a definite classic.

@djstocks

5 жыл бұрын

@@zosxaviusXavius my friend has one and we ride sometimes hey is that you Chris?

@HooDRidEWhiteY

5 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome dude!!

@ryanmyers2877

5 жыл бұрын

91 nighthawk 750, close enough?

@mohualsharaf6330

5 жыл бұрын

@@ryanmyers2877 hell yeah! HAWK Squaaaad lol

😂 I laugh so much on these videos but they’re so informative. Keep doin you my dude🤙🏼

Probably the best video you have produced yamster

I'm back again for my daily dose of recycled jokes that got old a year ago

@cmfan6870

5 жыл бұрын

_ Peptic I absolutely love Yammie but the turbo/hayabusa and lord Rossi jokes are so old they’ve rotted away. I can’t even smile at them.

@isamuranable

5 жыл бұрын

@@cmfan6870 I know, and the "jokes" where he just rhymes a quirky phrase with yammie noob are super played out. It's a shame because he has genuinely interesting and fresh topics for discussion that no one else is doing but you have to get through like 3 mins of shitty jokes and sponsors. I respect the hustle and everything but the content is taking the hit.

94% inexperienced

Good job Yammie- keep em coming!

Great post Yammie. Well said. Doesn’t matter what you ride or how many miles/Kms you put on; respect the craft.

Ugh. My spouse has accepted it because she has no choice. I’m riding out 🤷🏾‍♂️

@TheAngusGao

4 жыл бұрын

she can leave you

This is so relateable from the perspective of a paraglider pilot. A lot of these risky activities share their view on the activities. I am able to draw many parallels to paragliing, and will certainly take your advice with me into my own community.

Good one Yammie ! I'm Old and BOLD. 70 next month ! riding and racing since 16. Gone down ,hi and low more times than I can remember. Learned from most events. Bike technology in the past 10 years, INCREDIBLE !! Thats why I graduated to a new Ducati 1299S. Over 1000 miles in 3 weeks. Still love the twin over all others. Be safe guys..

I saw your London vid. That takes confidence and courage on an unfamiliar bike in the rain, especially on knobbly tyres. You became acquainted with black cab drivers and others trying to get to their destinations more quickly than you. You survived! I'm a beliveber. Complacency on my bike is the thing I fight all of the time - never lose focus. Or someone else will do it for you. Always acknowledge fellow bikers and ride safely (Aristotle).

Also the old Honda Cub motto " you meet the nicest people on a Honda." Motorcycling is all about the feeling the weightless freedom it gives and connecting with people. Great video bro.

So cool vid! Thanks for that!

Great vid Yammie and message! 👌❤️🏍❤️

Proud of you yam for owning. I'll turn on notifications again.

You sure know how to capture your audience that's why I subscribe to you.

Good vid thumbs up. Been a fan long time but love new focus and message of channel. I never said it but am super glad you sorted yourself out and stopped being a nutcase driving lol AND you finally decided to ride again. I crashed hard like you..its a hard road back..glad you made it. All the best bro.

@lostfound8112

4 жыл бұрын

Also glad you got another Daytona lol...NEVER give up!

Gotta love the rapid fire narration and editing. You're like, well, the Jimmy DeRista of motoblogging. All good content. Gotta admit, doing the 14 ft. hood ornament bankshot does give you a certain street cred.

When i watch your videos I laugh at how you dont take yourself too seriously, and i respect you for that. When i watch some other motovlogers, i laugh at them and at how seriously they take themselves, and do not respect them for it. Keep it up my dude :)

Great message bro.

You are hilarious but still informative! Just subscribed to your channel . Whoop.whoop. for riding !

just took my licence. Will come back to watch in 5 y

Great video! Very good points!

That Arai comment hit home LOL! Got the 2018 IOM TT @ Cycle Gear here in Sacramento Ca. Wasn't needing of it but damn sure wanted it. The price made my jaw drop.

I remember watching this when it came out, having no experience at all with a devilish grin

Very cool. You you have a great patter. Loving the videos

3:45 - that dude just totally reached over and tapped that other guy's front brake. Dayum, that's a ballsy move.

@aayushkaushik8831

4 жыл бұрын

Isn't the first time he did it. He got kicked out of Rossi's Rider academy and got a lifetime ban from racing

I loved everything about this video. Everything from the turbo all the way until the busa!

Great list!

I'm one of these "experienced" motorcyclists. (100.000km combined on a NC700 and CBR600RR) and i have to say you hit some valuable points. i hade the same "way too confident until first crash" phase. I also am always thinking about the next bike i want to own and best point for me: riding motorcycles is about meeting people. i hade so many conversations with complete strangers i just met on the side of the street etc.

I was 16 when i rode my Vespa 50S and have been overrun by a car violating a stop sign. I had the luck to survive with only some bruises my Vespa was ruined. Two days later I got on the Vespa knowing if i don´t do it i never will. I tried to ride it to a guy who was willing to buy what the first crash has left but when i arrived another car tried to kill me. Result - more bruises, a crashed helmet, Vespa wrecked. Long story short - the first crash taught me to be grateful and the second one was a humbling experience which guided me safely thru more than 3 decades of riding (motorcycles of course). I don´t wish anybody such an experience but by the same token i think people learn the most of it (well, not all but most :-) ) @ Yammie - like (most) of your videos and (most) of your insights - keep them coming and stay safe

There really is soooooooo much truth in this video that you only realize once you've been there, done that. As a seasoned rider, and now work in a bike shop, we really do try and pass on our experiences and dumb mistakes to try teach other riders our experiences. Really you don't get it until you've made the same dumb mistakes and lived to tell the tale,but hopefully we all hope if we can help just one rider we've won. Stay safe everyone, love the ride and you're fellow riders. No Matter what ride.

I love how Yammie just put Fur Elise as the background music..never thought it would work😂😂

@Zapablast05

5 жыл бұрын

He added a lot of classical/romanticism music in a lot of his older videos.

Oh baby! Is that a blue Kawasaki Versys I spy at 6:32? I didn’t think Yammi had such a soft spot in his heart to put my ride in a video.

I was backing my concours down a steep hill and tried to turn, grabbed the brake and laid er' down. I kick myself everyday over it lol.

Well said Sir!!!

Yammie is like the pewdiepie of motovlogging I love it

Hey Yammie, good vid, all very true. I've been riding for almost 40 years now, I haven't been "down the road" for over 30 but yes I have been down. The correct number of bikes is 7 currently, maybe that will go up, or maybe down. So I ride 30-35000ks (thats 20,000 for our friends from the US), haven't been down for quite some time and the main thing I have learnt in all this time? I have so much more to learn! It never stops, I often muck up, I need to get better. A serious event is always close by so ride well all, think ahead, bank time by prepping for every intersection, cross road, corner, blind section etc. Keep safe, enjoy, savour and expect the possible (its possible there is some numpty parked around this corner) not just the probable or the expected.

I'm still amazed this guy is alive, let alone able bodied. I mean, there's low siding, there's high siding and then there's yammi siding. 🦅🦅🦅

Great one Yammie personally I’ve got 50 odd years under my belt and have club raced both dirt and track. Always remember you never stop learning, don’t bother with squid bullshit and simply enjoy your freedom. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Dailying a motorcycle can be quite dangerous due to everything he mentioned. BUT the funny thing is, where I live the most dangerous thing by far is the high chance of getting a gun pointed at your face while you have your two wheeled companion stolen, happened to me, happens to a lot of people.

You have to see the delivery boys here in Brazil. Pretty much everything here is delivered by motorcycle, and those guys kick ass.

LOL you have my dying with the “plenty of old and bald riders” 😂😂😂😂😂

Old saying - your not a real biker 'til you've dropped it. true experience comes from the mistakes. stay safe friends!

Quick advice from a former motorcycle safety instructor,,, Know your bikes limits, know your limits, ride within both. You have the rest of your life to get where you are going. Your helmet should only be worth what you think your head is worth.

You rock Sir.

Gotta say, respect to the Yam, the fact he stays humble about the Porsche crash and can joke about it is true show of character. Keep it up Yam!