This still gives me nightmares. Hilarious nightmares.

@gabrielferaud8360

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha!... You should fight against that phobia, mate; next time better try starting with a 50 cc. ATB. Salvador.

@Deekay1958

5 жыл бұрын

A similar thing happened to me on my first ride but I hit a house. Not injured. I've been riding for 45 years now, I've collected a goodly number of scars.

@maxxas5067

5 жыл бұрын

I want that shirt you have on in the video

@Hettilo

5 жыл бұрын

dang it! i missed you being in europe^^ could have given you a ride on my speed triple;)

@nukenuked5749

5 жыл бұрын

dont feel bad mate after 20 years of riding ive been there shit ive hit a kangaroo at 75mph and good to see ya used a 250 to start with the old GPX 250 top little bike back when i was learning to ride i hope u get back on the seat one day riding is so mutch fun

Kawasaki Ninja 250 = Weenie Hut Juniors of bikes. That comparison HAHAHAHA

@mustanggang5.0

5 жыл бұрын

Alan Teh how tough are ya?

@alejandrocervantes4523

5 жыл бұрын

@@mustanggang5.0 i had a bowl of nails for breakfast .......without any milk (:

@paulbudford

5 жыл бұрын

I must admit i had a go on a 250 ninja. was a friends after he passed his test. It was really slow. But if you had never ridden a bike before, it must of seemed like a rocket.

@paulbudford

5 жыл бұрын

I must admit i had a go on a 250 ninja. was a friends after he passed his test. It was really slow. But if you had never ridden a bike before, it must of seemed like a rocket.

@paulbudford

5 жыл бұрын

My mate loved his one. Did 24,000 miles in the first year.

Between this story, Nick trying to remove his face via the Panamera, and Rob's leg mishap - I have to say I am pleased to stay in four wheels myself. Great story as always Freddy.

@adenlamb9916

5 жыл бұрын

Can we get some more motorcycle related stories?

@NeonMako

5 жыл бұрын

Seconded! Car guys and bike guys are a LOT more different than they first appear.

@IggyWon

5 жыл бұрын

2>4 ;) We're a cult, you should join in the fun sometime.

@MrRiftman

5 жыл бұрын

Ah c'mon Ed, at least just take the MSF course before you make a sound decision

@HiVizSmiley

5 жыл бұрын

I never knew that car and bike guys are so disconnected. Some of us love both!

Fun fact: I actually used Freddy and his friend's scooter company to get my motorcycle license. They sent a 80cc Yamaha scooter and I took the test on a freezing 34 degree day. Lol.

Some people are not meant for two wheels...... I feel your pain Freddie

@deusexaethera

5 жыл бұрын

I ride bicycles to get my 2-wheel fix. You know what bicycles get right and motorcycles get wrong? On a bicycle, your hands don't control acceleration, only steering and braking, so you can't possibly accelerate out-of-control if your death-grip reflex kicks in at the wrong moment. (granted, bicycles can't accelerate _at all_ without the rider using their feet to pedal, but the point is valid nonetheless.) Feet are for accelerating, hands are for holding-on and maintaining control -- that is how humans are built, and that is how human reflexes work. Motorcycles should be designed to account for this.

@lynchygt3

5 жыл бұрын

Shawn Elliott what in God’s name are you talking about? 😂 there’s millions of “us” humans riding motorcycles very naturally you spanner 😂 you just can’t ride...

@northwestfugitive3403

5 жыл бұрын

@@deusexaethera if you knew shit about motorcycles you'd realize how stupid you sound.

@TucsonDude

4 жыл бұрын

@@deusexaethera I ride bicycles and motorcycles extensively. Never had a problem adjusting to either.

Tavarish won't buy a motorcycle because they're already too cheap and it's hard to find " the cheapest motorcycle in the USA"

@joma4499

5 жыл бұрын

You're everywhere!

@MaxSpeedMike

5 жыл бұрын

@@joma4499 hell yea man! Trying to stick my dick in the car community and grow LOL Seriously tho I love the community and just love talking to ppl I've met through cars, fellow car guys, ppl that watch the same KZreadrs that I do, etc

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Sweet shelby vid. Looks awesome to drive

@MaxSpeedMike

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidfromafrica thanks Dave! It was an absolute blast. The exhaust is extremely intoxicating and the looks never get old. You also get an immense amount of respect. A hellcat revved at me. Even his girlfriend likes the Shelby haha

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Lol...yeah man, you deserve more views. Vids are well filmed!

That is the best ad I have seen in a while. "I have no idea how it will work, but they supported the channel. I'll try it and let you know." PERFECT. Granted, I know why this type of advertising copy wouldn't work in most instanced, but here, it is incredible.

@randomuser778

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the very same thing. Admire the honesty of it.

@cjeam9199

5 жыл бұрын

Can’t decide if they just said “yeah say whatever you want Ed” because they’re _that_ confident in their product they know it’ll work or because they just want to get me to think that. Still, kudos.

@GrowAPairPlz

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the exact same thing. I really enjoy these types of advertorials, compared to the generic clips all over KZread. Good job, Ed!

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Brilliant Ed

@Che1seabluesdrogba11

5 жыл бұрын

Lol that's what everyone's doing

Is Tavarish going to buy that Texas lake Bugatti for $300k and fix it up?

@VINwiki

5 жыл бұрын

Tune in Wednesday

@javonjohnson9752

5 жыл бұрын

oh god

@Sizukun1

5 жыл бұрын

I'm excited and terrified at the same time.

@joeb7975

5 жыл бұрын

pretty sure that's a lambo dude

@agent9184

5 жыл бұрын

oh no...

8:02 That's some honest sponsoring!

that is such a sad story brother. I can't imagine life without a motorcycle.

More motorcycle stories please!!!

I don’t think Ed knows how KZread advertising works. We aren’t suppose to enjoy the ad at the end of the video, but in true Ed fashion, I have a B5 S4 that now might get a ceramic coat.

@ovaryactor

5 жыл бұрын

I mean, doesn't everybody lend out their vehicles for rap videos on the weekends?? :D

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Try it man! Not happy - msg me. Full disclosure; I'm the Co-Founder.

Commonly referred to as "Whiskey Throttle". IMO most noobs on bikes should learn on an under powered dirt bike, falling on dirt is much more forgiving. That being said, I started out on a street bike in the twisty mountain roads of NorCal.....I made it up the mountain on my second day of owning my new bike, only to hit an 80lb deer. It caused me to lay it down and it pinned my leg, 4 spiral fractures on my 'shin'. Freaking bikes man, so fun yet so very dangerous.

@cjeam9199

5 жыл бұрын

ant banks Bet the damn deer didn’t even give you their insurance details.

@antbanks7548

5 жыл бұрын

He's lucky my leg was fubar'd or else I'd have chased him down and whipped his little butt. Pretty disheartening that a deer the size of a labradoodle took me out when I was probably only going 25mph around a nice tight corner.

@antbanks7548

5 жыл бұрын

Just a little FYI for anyone that reads this...If you are going in a straight line for the most part, just hit the deer and relax on the handlebars, everything should correct itself on its own. This does no apply if you are on a turn or the deer is a giant(you may get lucky on a turn). There are quite a few videos of guys demolishing deer and it works out fine.

@lokisgodhi

5 жыл бұрын

You should have at least gotten some tasty venison out of the deal.

The old whisky throttle

@PabsEscobar

5 жыл бұрын

snowfun4every1 gets to the best of us, my dad had the genius idea of showing me how to ride a bike and show me how to drive using a clutch all at once when I was a youngster. Let’s just say your boy popped the sickest wheelie on a 1970s Honda dirt bike after accidentally dumping the clutch, stuck the landing and proceeded to fall over after and burn my leg with the exhaust. Wheelies are cool, unplanned wheelies not so much

@hairydeck

5 жыл бұрын

Pablo sounds like the first time I rode a 4 wheeler

@idrinkpowersteeringfluid

5 жыл бұрын

Second time on a bike I broke my leg going over a bump and hitting the throttle.

But did you get the fence's daughter's phone number?

@rabbits_used_cars

5 жыл бұрын

P WrightisRight lmao this comment is epic

@casey6556

5 жыл бұрын

Deep cut I dig it

@manorin

3 жыл бұрын

He tapped that fence so hard he probably owes child support payments

I wonder how Ed feels about his cheapest Lamborghini

@EdBolian

5 жыл бұрын

I am very impressed with his success in the project. Tune in Wednesday for more on that.

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Looking forward to seeing the latest update...

@jamesmanning4346

5 жыл бұрын

@EdBolian I tune in everyday at 9:59 lol

@WhiteDwarfVR4

5 жыл бұрын

@@EdBolian I'll be there!! 😀😁👍

Ed, that was about the most honest ad I've ever seen. Like "Eh, if you want to try it, go ahead."

It's not a loop hole .. it's how a license works here. ... Just like the regular drivers license. You can take your test in a diesel beetle and legally be able to drive a Lamborghini.

@grumpyjuicetrucking

5 жыл бұрын

He’s a moron. What loop hole?

@elijahlawrence8010

5 жыл бұрын

Well it's two different scenarios riding a powerful bike fast requires a lot of body control you can't learn or understand on a slow bike. A Lamborghini still has four wheels and is less likely to instantly kill you over a minor error

@cjeam9199

5 жыл бұрын

You wanna see how difficult it is to get a full bike licence in Europe. It’s like a two year process with two intermediate graduations and three practical tests, it’s excessive. Easier access routes if you’re over 25 though. I reckon there should be at least some easing you into it though.

@elijahlawrence8010

5 жыл бұрын

@@cjeam9199 that's what it should be in the states too

@grumpyjuicetrucking

5 жыл бұрын

cjeam when I was heavy into bikes I read somewhere about how long it takes to be able to ride a liter bike. I felt bad for you guys lol my first bike was a 97 zx9

That ad in the end is as realistic as it gets. Good ad honestly

LOL talking about the friends reaction makes me laugh very hard, it all sounds funny af! Thanks for the story guys!

Gotta love the NJ motorcycle exam. The course is impossible to do on a full sized bike and is focused on slow balance.

@kfstreich4787

5 жыл бұрын

A friend took it and showed he couldn't walk the bike through the course turning lock to lock.

@kasper5688

5 жыл бұрын

KFStreich well that sucks

@ottergreen8190

5 жыл бұрын

My friend took the test same day as my brother and my buddy couldn’t ride a straight line to save his life even on the scooter. He did the practice course for like an hour and failed every time while my brother had it nailed. Then, somehow during the test, the planets aligned, a symphony gently played while my buddy missed every cone, eased every turn like he was on rails and passed first go with 0 points deducted. My brother dropped the scooter during a slow turn and failed in the first 15 seconds. My buddy I served with in the Army was giving the test but even he couldn’t let dropping it slide.

@oceanexploration

5 жыл бұрын

I took mine on a Honda Elite 250 which I borrowed from my Grandfather (mid-80s at the time). Meanwhile, my primary bike was a KZ1000. Think it is time to sell the Trident though :/

@MegaFPVFlyer

5 жыл бұрын

Turn right to go left, ezpz

My first bike was when I was 16. It’s a brand new Harley 48. A torque monster and a burnout machine. I never rode before that, not even dirt bikes. When it was delivered I hopped on, stalled it a few times. After figuring out the clutch, within a few minutes I was on the road. First time ever on a motorcycle, on my brand new Harley. It still shocks me how it came so naturally with nearly no manual experience. To this day it’s my everyday driver. I take her up to 110 everyday going to work, with still another gear to go. I’ll hit a curve and send sparks flying from the pegs and even had the front wheel up a few times. The more I mod it out the more I love it. Riding isn’t for everyone, it’s dangerous. A lot of people have bad experiences their first time riding and never want to look at a bike again. Maybe one day you’ll come around tho! Keep up the good work Vinwiki.

@UnleashedSoldier

5 жыл бұрын

110mph in 4th gear on a 48? what all have you done to the bike?

@Mini-z1994

5 жыл бұрын

Was kind of the same with my moped here yamaha dt50 when i was 15 back in 2009. 0 training on a manual or geared anything besides my mountain bike which i sometimes took through the forest there at the time, though i probably had an easier time on a moped because of years of mountain bike riding, taking jumps doing wheelies etc. (Never did try too wheelie more then i think twice on the dt50 though it was quite heavy & the suspension would just soak up any attempt anyway unless you were starting on a slope & wouldn't mind hurting the clutch or miss a gear as it jumped back out, but i could do some basic jumps with it at least which i kind of liked doing but wanted something that could go faster.) I kind of stopped riding it just because when i forgot the fuel tap for a while & flooded the carb it was easier to just ride my bicycle too the grocery store instead of trying too get the moped started for 10 - 15 minutes i could simply ride my bike down in 3 minutes & be back in another 20 minutes done shopping, did i think 1 full fuel tank over 3 months that year, that's how little i actually rode it where i live, sold it after 1 winter too my cousin for spare parts, he had bought a tuned newer dt that shared like 90% of the parts & i saved up too a gaming pc instead. They had too take it apart because of the oil simply getting turned into a goop due too it sitting unused there was 0 oil that came out when we pulled the drain plug it was simply tar lol. When i did remember too turn off the fuel tap though it was super easy too start in almost any temperature & weather i rode it in, was just turn key, kick once or twice & some throttle & it would be up & running in no time. Been considering once i get a job that I'd save up too buy a used motorbike here or at least take a driver license of some sort & buy a cheap beater that's fuel efficient.

@cletusclem8758

5 жыл бұрын

Ive had a katana 1100, a yamaha fz8 and currently a vrod muscle. 2 years ago i took a roadglide 110 and a 48 for a test ride at laconia. Gotta say i was pleasantly surprised with how snotty the stock 48 was!

@itsthejdquest

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah same, bought a Ducati for my first bike and never looked back.

@josephcagiano3055

5 жыл бұрын

Diesel D my first ever experience on a motorcycle and first one I ever bought was an Mv Agusta F4R 1000. Everyone said I was insane and told me to prepare my will. Never had an issue. Came naturally with zero experience. But I’m also a former paratrooper, current class A cdl driver and lifelong automotive aficionado. Man it’s so different on a bike! Way more adrenaline

Great video as always. Keep it up! Also, I've never seen someone advertising for a sponsor more honestly and professionally. It actually makes me want to check the product out. 👍

Tavarish "whiskey throttle" Hernandez When a two-fiddy gets away from you, but you now have a twin turbo Gallardo? 'murica, I guess.

@nightfury8440

3 жыл бұрын

Like like Italia

Love the Ed Un-promo spot at the end... "Thanks for the sponsorship...I'll let people know if it works once I test it out"... powerful stuff

That was the best plug ever, Ed. "Yea, I don't know about this shit...but...if you want some, link in the description." ROFL

I think it's great how you try the sponsor out before selling us on how great it is. Next Level!

Searching for any other video than watch tavarish. ✌✌

@kasper5688

5 жыл бұрын

Eddie Flores I second this

@TonyLopezArts

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao 😂 story starts at 4:00.

that had be the best in video ad/promotion iv ever seen and cool bike story

Also loved the no BS ad, well done Ed!

The end of this is the most honest product plug I've ever heard on KZread.

Thanks for the story! Outstanding!

"Weenie Hut Jr." such a relatable statement.

I've never commented on a KZread video to mention how effective the advertisement was... LOL

Everyday I tune into Vinwiki when I take lunch at work, sometimes I'll even leave a little late to catch the video before I clock in. Keep it up!

Worked at a Yamaha dealership in 1965 and watch someone who claimed to know how to ride a motorcycle buy an 80cc street bike. He proceeded to start the bike for the first time rev it to infinity and drop the clutch and drive into a cinder block wall about 30 feet away and total the bike but he was unhurt. He channel the same range of emotions as Tavarish and brought back long-forgotten fond memories.

I used a ninja 250 to pass my motorcylce test... easiest bike to learn on.

@mayoluck

5 жыл бұрын

I did mine on a 400 but had a gsxr 600 at the house, scored a 100 lol. Doubt id done that on my bike at the time of the test.

Of all the ads I've ever seen on YT, this one might be the one that actually gets me to buy their product. I understand that the whole point of an ad is to manipulate a potential customer into believing that my product is superior to the literal dozens of others that are frankly exactly the same, I get that. So when I see an ad that's just straight up, I want to support that.

@davidfromafrica

5 жыл бұрын

Avinash, give it a shot. If you're not happy for any reason - will refund you fully. you've got my email: David@avalonking.com (co-founder of AvalonKing)

I have purchased Avalon King Ceramic coating. And let me tell you something. It's easy to apply, and works. This stuff is amazing and I will definitely be buying more for other cars. So much easier to clean my car too.

@GrowAPairPlz

5 жыл бұрын

How long would you say it takes to apply it? Just aprox. Thinking about getting my cars coated too.

@simonm.2803

5 жыл бұрын

Saw it on the do it with dan vid, had my bike coated with it and its crazy what this stuff does man, worth it just on the looks alone... and yah, haven't had to clean my bike almost the whole season actually, guess its even more effective on bikes, as I ride dirt just falls off when I slam it

@mydinosaurz5479

5 жыл бұрын

GrowAPairPlz A long time man. Probably 3 hours to prep my car completely stripping it of wax, and clay bar the car. Then I’d say about 13-15Hours actually coating the car.

Last time I was this early, the kids were still at Youth Group.

"World Renowned KZread Superstar." Is Tavarish secretly running this channel? lol

I’m so happy to hear you atleast started on a 250cc and not a 600 or liter bike and practiced in a safe area.

My cousin did the same thing, only she hit the side of the fence, and the handlebar getting stuck stopped her from moving (her belt buckle made a huge dent in the tank!). I forgot one of the golden rules when teaching someone to ride a bike for the first time: make sure that their throttle wrist is bent back as much as possible so they can barely open the throttle, and so that if they reach for the front brake or hold on tight, they automatically shut off the throttle. When it came time to teach my younger brother, I made sure to do that, and there were no problems despite using a much heavier and more powerful 600cc sports bike.

@Mini-z1994

5 жыл бұрын

My cousin did i think the slowest head on crash I've ever seen with my moped a bone stock 80's Yamaha dt50 when he was 14 in 2009 & i had just turned 16 a while earlier, he dented the tank with his head when he crashed in our yard. (Thankfully i told him too wear a helmet before getting on as you never know how it will end if he would end up in a tree or similar.) He went about 5 meters into our grill in the yard that was facing the wall of the house, he veered left thankfully due too the wet grass after pretty much dropping the clutch at 50% rpm so it went from moving perhaps 10 km/h too a dead stop, don't think my sides has hurt that much since that day as the noises from the crash was so damn perfect & cartoonish along with the expression on his face when he got up, moped ofc shut off nearly instantly so wasn't worried about that at all besides the dent making it look a bit uglier. a few minutes later after learning the clutch he ran the same laps in the yard as me almost instantly & took it off a rock covered in grass that kind of acted as a ramp.

That ad spot was perfect. Just the right amount of distrust in the brand to make us question if you are indeed being sponsored by AvalonKing.

WHISKY THROTTLE WHISKY THROTTLE WHISKY THROTTLE 😂😂😂

@0x42NaN

5 жыл бұрын

XDXDXD

ye ol' whiskey throttle! can't beat how hilarious it looks every single time...

I liked that product plug. Trying it out before you endorse it is really cool

Well told Freddy. Seems like a fairly standard first bike ride story. Glad it didn't end worse.

Awesome story! Side note though I actually preferred how Ed did the sponsorship video this time.

Great vlog

I hope the story ends with an ant crawling out of his face😀

@HyperScorpio8688

5 жыл бұрын

That was hilarious. I literally laughed for 10 minutes straight at that story... :D

Tavarish my boy ... Looking so cool fam

I had the same experience when I first started learning how to ride motorcycles. My Grandfather was the one responsible for teaching me how to ride. After my first crash, I got up and started walking away and as I did my grandfather stopped me and told me to dust off and get back on the bike. Very reluctant to do so, I did anyways and after learning that falling off the bike isn’t so bad and gaining a lot of experience in the process, I’ve now become a great rider and rarely have any fear of crashing. So Tavarish, I highly believe that you can over come your fear and with effort and confidence I know you can do the same.

Aye love the vids

Thank you for the Futurama Reference Tavarish!!!!!!

Was glad to see more Lambo videos, it looks great btw!!

I had a very similar experience my first time on a bike. Although, I hit a parked car instead of a fence (and did a sweet but unintentional wheelie for about 20ft). Tavarish hit the nail on the head of what happens when you're not ready for the bike to move. You can think you have all the knowledge in the world, but theory and practice are very, very different. Same as him, I knew I how to drive a manual car, but I learned that day the bike world is completely different. I would encourage anyone who has had this experience, or thinks this is what will happen to them, not to give up on motorcycles, because learning to ride has been one of the most fun and rewarding experiences I have ever had. You just have to start slow, and preferably find someone more experienced than you to show you the ropes. I really hope Tavarish gives it another go someday. The day I crashed, I decided that I had no choice but to learn to ride, because I couldn't let my only motorcycle experience be a bad one. I can't lie, it's one of the best decisions I've ever made.

My guy tavarish just said weenie hut junior 😂😂😂 spongebob for the win

I was once drilling in metal, and the drill bit seized in the hole and came to a dead stop, my body reacted by pressing onto the trigger harder and nearly ripping my arm out of it's socket (thankfully the chuck bolt snapped instead) I imagine this as how you were describing your bodys poor reaction to the motorbike throttle where you ended up twisting and accelerating just because you were trying to grip on

Full speed! In first gear on a 250?! Wild!

I had the same EXACT experience after driving manual for years and my friend convincing me to get on his 650 ktm dual sport and go

Classic case of “whisky throttle” 😂 as a person who has been riding bikes for a couple years now, this is why I ALWAYS tell new riders to start on a small cc, glad he was okay from the wreck

You start learning by feeling the clutch take up point with your hand off the throttle and your foot on the rear brake. Then start moving forward at idle only and for just a metre or two. Then you can add some throttle once you have that mastered.

I had a 2011 Ninja 250R with big bike maintenance and repair costs (in Brazil). I had a small Honda before it and rode for 2 years with no accidents. But the Ninja gave me 2, including one in the first week with the bike.

Watched a number of dudes biff it hard on bikes... not for the weak hearted.

I never understood how people had so much trouble with bikes. Especially if they know how to drive stick. But I learned to ride a dirt bike first before I learned to drive and my first time ever driving by my self was a stick car and it was coming home from getting my permit and I didnt have any trouble what so ever. Guess its different for everyone. You describing that look upon your face made me laugh so hard especially when you had that little chuckle right before you desicribed it you could tell that it was a funny ass situation. Glad you okay. Love your channel bro. Just watched the new tail lights go onto the 🐑 bo. Can't wait to see you finally dig into that supra. Which is my dream car.

Same thing happened to me--After a brief tutorial from my friend Steve, I launched his honda (250 or 350 I think) from his driveway, across the street, and into the curb...While my buddies watched. Bike not too damaged, but the turn signal stalk got bent. Rode a scooter and one actual motorcycle after that, but that day pretty much ended my motorcycle career

If you ever reconsider getting on a bike again you should consider taking a safety course. When I took it, on the first day they spent a lot of time going over getting used to the clutch/throttle operation and getting used to the "friction zone".

This happened to me on a two stroke, didn't know how a clutch worked and dumped it at half throttle. I ditched it in a field and didn't get hurt

I've seen that video of him hitting the fence on KZread! I swear! 🤣

Having 1 bad experience and not going back is not a good excuse, having had fast cars and now motorcycles i can tell you motorcycles are way more fun to ride then a car, no comparison and the first time i rode i rode a dirtbike and did the exact same thing as you but fell off and sprung my ankle, now i ride motorcycles i have a cbr954 firbeblade and i love it sooooo fun

I AM THE FRIEND and to this day it is the funniest thing I have ever seen

Ah my favorite story

The good old days of trying to teach my friends how to ride my dirt bike when we were teenagers. Many laughs and fences hurt in the process.

The only thing that is broken is my " Shattered Ego" LOL. At least you were ok Tavarish.

BTW I started riding at 16 and had NEVER had a problem with wihskey throttle or clutch release.

2:34 ahhh oops, start with that right wrist slightly down from center, it's a little difficult at first, but as the bike pulls you back the throttle will close instead of open.

Motorcycles are a lot of fun but yes they can be dangerous. I'd rather be on a motorcycle than a scooter. I've owned both. On an adequately powered motorcycle you have the ability (sometimes) to use the power to actually get out of trouble. I do respect your decision not to ride a motorcycle. Entertaining video. Thank you.

It is now 250cc minimum so you don't have a "cap" per-say on the displacement in the state of NJ

I had a similar experience with my dad's Kawasaki KLR-650. So my first time on a motorcycle was on something with a lot more get up & go than a little 250cc Ninja, but a big thumper also revs up a bit slower than a 250, so I had that going for me. Hit the throttle, carefully eased myself up enough to be able to shift to second gear, and when I let the clutch out, THAT was when his bike picked up some serious speed and I just froze. Completely. And right in front of me was a pair of curbs because the parking lot we were in had islands that weren't filled in with dirt. They were literally just curbs, with parking lot inside of them. His bike mounted both curbs like they weren't even there. Shrugged them off completely. My back sure didn't, though. I managed to hit the brakes and stop, and his bike fell over, but I had a bicycling reflex of jumping off as the bike fell so it didn't land ON me. Needless to say, I concluded that motorcycles are a level of insanity that I don't intend to play around with again anytime soon. I'll ride passenger, but I won't be the driver.

I did the same thing with a dirt bike. I feel much better about myself now lol

Similar with my experience. First time I was about eight and my cousin let me try his motorcycle. Forgot which was the brake and ended up in a ditch. Second time was about thirty years later and my wife was going to give me her motorcycle. This time at least I made it to the end of the parking lot and figured out where the brake was. Last time I was on a motorcycle, that was about twenty five years ago.

Watching people ride dirt bikes for the first time was a favorite past time of mine growing up. I have watched dozens of people do the exact same thing in this story. Once the start sliding back, the more they twist the throttle, the faster they go, the more the slide off the back , the more they twist the throttle...it's a dangerous cycle that very few first time riders can get out of. And all they have to do is pull in the clutch and it all stops😂😂😂😂

@GeraldRisch

5 жыл бұрын

Always happens to newbies on a dirt bike

@johnschauder

5 жыл бұрын

I used to have a home built super cross track(I have some videos of it on my channel) and there was this one kid that would come by every day but he didn’t know how to ride a bike. Every time he would try to ride, something similar to Tavarish’s story would happen. It happened so often that we would start aiming the bike at different obstacles, like berms, jumps, whoops, trees etc. we would make bets on whether he would hit the obstacle and crash...which he did every time. He crashed about 10 times in a couple months with a total of about 40 seconds total seat time😂😂😂it was insanely entertaining

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So what you expirenced was called "whiskey throttle" . Sincerely, a guy that has been racing motocross since he was 4 years old and a LONG time vitcim of Whiskey throttle.

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🏍 awesome story!

Gotta hold on man. I learned same thing but not as bad. lol

OMG, I had almost the exact experience my first big boy bike ride. I was 16 at the time and tried a workmate's (who was much older) Kawasaki klr 650 which was way too big for me at the time. I didn't hit a fence but a ditch and ended up with the footpeg in my leg. Never again have I ridden a bike.

Whiskey throttle!! Never done that b4 but funny to see it

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Thats exactly why i play with a clutch and find the friction point and then try to see if it will move out just on the clutch with everything i drive first lol

this is why i think its best to learn how to ride on something like a 125cc or less dirt bike out in the country. which is exactly how i learned to ride when i was like 14. didn't have anything to hit whatsoever, and it was the kind of bike where if you end up in a field on accident you're not completely stuck there. the 80cc bike i was riding didn't have enough power to do a wheelie unless you really revved it and dumped the clutch. the bike i have now is a 2004 yamaha tw200. which i bought with 300 miles on it from a good friend of my father about 7 years ago for $1500 because his son had fallen off of it and broke his arm. there was a dent in the gas tank and some of the plastics had broken mounting points.. but considering it was like $5200 new i figured it was a pretty good deal considering it had no miles. i've since fixed it up and modified it a fair amount... and every time i ride it i get people asking me what it is or if they can buy it. i've had people follow me all over town trying to buy it from me.

I had the same accident the first time I rode a bike, lol.

My first dirt-bike ever was that little 50cc yamaha makes. First time ever riding it I managed to make one whole circle around the back yard before slamming into the side of the garage. Good times.

That's called "whisky throttle." I've put my friends on a 250cc motocross bike and almost all of them did the exact same thing.

@hellobooom

5 жыл бұрын

Race bikes are on another level, so touchy if you don't know what to do, as you know.

@SkadooHusky

5 жыл бұрын

@@hellobooom that's why I think it makes for a good practice bike before they get on the street. It forces you to learn good throttle control quick. I always warned them that I fully expected them to crash.

I owned a 300 ninja for 2 years. I can confirm it is a great starter bike, but it is absolutely weenie hut juniors 😂😂

In NY you can get the road test waived by taking a motorcycle course at a school on a 50cc scooter. Two eight hour days of instruction.

I lost it with the weenie-hut jr. reference

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When I was a kid my buddy got a dirt bike, every time someone who hadnt driven a twist throttle tryed it for the first time hilarious accidents ensued, one guy hit a fence I went out of control trough a ditch another guy ran over me and his brother, luckily no one got hurt bad and we could all laugh about it afterwards.