Gas prices saving almost up to 700 a month. It’s a pretty good choice. But that’s just me.
@SynicalBeats10 сағат бұрын
1000 and 600 bikes are great, but i wish it was now commonly known what they are and what they're for. So many people start on a 600 and either stop riding or switch to cruisers because "sport bikes are so uncomfortable"
@paulbrown40015 сағат бұрын
This video should be shown in riding schools to educate new riders what bike they actually want / need
@Raeodor19 сағат бұрын
You got the right idea here brother. One thing you can do is in editing, you can check the footage, pause and record commentary over it if you think you forgot or missed or even want to emphasis a point with something on the screen or upcoming to draw attention to it. Keep up the good work about educating people. 👍👍
@samuelmurphy873019 сағат бұрын
Great video ! New rider here I was having trouble yesterday with shifting and this video just made it make so much more since to me huge thanks !!
@nickadkins7765Күн бұрын
"UHHHMMM"
@SludgedBКүн бұрын
My naked bike came with S22s out of the showroom
@slimstrumentalzКүн бұрын
My cousin first bike was a Hayabusa
@sergioelixavide31822 күн бұрын
wait drop the link for the trans coded gloves those are so cute i want some
@DoctorBruKhar2 күн бұрын
That's why I like my cruisers, I putz around like an old fuck and enjoy the scenery
@equinox29092 күн бұрын
Regret is when as a beginner you bought a shinning 1000cc bike and you crash it.
@MegaHellstrike2 күн бұрын
Ever since I switched from a 125 to a 650 I was scared of counter steering too much. My 125 was so light and nimble that I didn't even notice my steering, leaning was enough. I wiped out with the 650 on my first ride (no injuries, bike just needed brake levers replaced and some adjustments) with it so now I'm on a less nimble, heavier bike with the fear of slipping out again as my passenger. Bike has crash bars now and I'm actively trying to remind myself to actively consider my steering when I'm taking a corner on a country road. Scary stuff but I'll get there!
@Vote.ReformUK2 күн бұрын
My advice is to never buy a bike you cannot replace.
@mads43453 күн бұрын
Post more.
@raycemyers6823 күн бұрын
What do u do for work to afford such a beautiful machine
@Lex606113 күн бұрын
Love the content man keep and thanks for the wisdom
@johncamara16503 күн бұрын
The 1000 was the best beginner's bike for Millennials. For everyone else it was something way smaller.
@trey60933 күн бұрын
I like having my bike be my distraction. I love that I have to constantly operate my bike and be super focused on it. It keeps my head busy.
@Ripfire7773 күн бұрын
The irony 😂
@jackhanlon98103 күн бұрын
I’ve always wanted a 1000cc after seeing this I don’t think I do 😂
@aceracer16193 күн бұрын
Glad your ok....respect for posting....anything can happen at any time🏍
@KingCast653 күн бұрын
I enjoy really fast bike a little but day in day out my old school Ducati Multi 1000S is just fine and it doesn't even have 100hp, like 95.
@nashonabo8213 күн бұрын
I started on a 675 and still have it.. no regrets.. i think starting in a 600 isn’t a mistake if thats what you plan on upgrading to, especially when you practice throttle control before you start riding around. theyre still pretty nimble and much easier to control than liter bikes. If you know a 300 isnt going to be enough for you, dont waste your money just to upgrade in 4-5 months because you’re unhappy with its power, most people lose money reselling their bike. Get your 600, and really practice throttle control, youll find their weight is still manageable but you have safer “go fast” acceleration that wont get you killed as easily. You dont have to to ride like gixxerbrah to have fun
@cnoxcs954 күн бұрын
i love the gloves 👌🏼
@scooterchannelanddoityoursel4 күн бұрын
The roads youre driving on are shit, no grip, in horrible shape with many big cracks , also they are wet which minimizes the grip.Also its possible that there was slippy dirt on the side of your tires, once you use that part of the tire in the corner, according to your highter lean angle the dirty surface of the tire has contact with the asphalt and slips away. That are my thoughts on your little crash, think its not your mistake, you have not done anything wrong in my opinion.
@mk1774 күн бұрын
For a starter 600 is the absolute max and look where you going and respect that thing. Anybody contemplating starting on a 1000 you are a bubba, best of luck
@AustinHaught4 күн бұрын
Awesome video man! I loved it.
@user47815 күн бұрын
63 yr old and have a 2023 MT-09 (900cc) no issues; honestly haven’t tried mode 1 yet 😅
@SDNKado5 күн бұрын
skyoom would blow if he branched into other types of content besides just educational
@jamestynan5 күн бұрын
Picking up my ninja 500 tomorrow. Will be binge watching your tutorial videos all night. Great vids man.
@Benwheatleys5 күн бұрын
1 year with my CBF1000. This video is 100% spot on. It requires full attention at all times. ALL times!! ✌️🤍
@dr.snuffleupagus12045 күн бұрын
Great points 👍
@c.h.75805 күн бұрын
When do you switch into second gear on a 1000? Like what speed? This has always confused me and never have recieved a good answer
@JLWrangler236 күн бұрын
Thank you for this. I don’t think a 1000cc is for me, just too much power. I’ll stick with my r7, maybe a 600 in the future. That throttle control is way too sensitive for my type of riding.
@davidc.35896 күн бұрын
Where you been at? I'm fairly new to the channel and don't know how consistent you drop videos.
@desertedcake6 күн бұрын
Bought a Suzuki GX as my first street bike. Very approachable liter bike that is super comfortable. As long as you ride within your limits and understand the power behind the motor. I don't see an issue buying a liter bike.
@bryancoombesart6 күн бұрын
My first "road bike" was a R1200GS a few years ago and was so happy I went with this bike. But I've been riding a dirtbike (KTM 350 XCF-W) for 10 years. So I knew how to modulate power via the clutch and had good bike handling skills needed for the trails. For experienced dirt riders I would not be afraid of 1000cc + bike IMO.
@Kittle16 күн бұрын
I just got my learner's at 43 years old. Thanks for all of this. Great tips. I took notes.
@BrandonEph6 күн бұрын
04 fz1 owner here.. Sport touring 1000cc are amazing. Comfortable, yeah she doesn’t like to do 25 but I’m putting in an Ivan’s jet kit and hope that stabilizes the slow speeds a bit
@diondnorman6 күн бұрын
"I don't know what I've done to deserve such luck." You are saving lives out here bro we need you! :D
@chuckkirkpatrick67126 күн бұрын
DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW LUCKY YOU ARE? And "riding back like a pussy"?? I'm amazed you even got back on the bike after that. At least your post-wreck self-assessment is correct.
@Handlenamewastaken6 күн бұрын
The only thing any rider needs to know on any size bike is: you go as fast as your wrist twists. It's up to you on how fast you want to accelerate
@BOMGaming-Neph7 күн бұрын
Great demo!!! Took the leap nd locked in a cbr 1000 today. First sport bike 🫡
@tonylkeen7 күн бұрын
Yeah unfortunately some people just don’t understand how much more a liter bike is over like say a 600,
@LoudPxckk7 күн бұрын
U need a quick release for ur tank
@niallk93367 күн бұрын
I mean, the first thing I wouldn't do is sit in the passing lane for no reason. Especially not while economobiles have to go around me on the right 🙄
@cheesefruit2007 күн бұрын
Lol love this. Learning lessons together! Respect for keeping this in.
@shaspaz7 күн бұрын
One question Are u straighten the bike on the stop out of the turn U did say bike will stand up but what about that never use front brake if bars aren’t straight? Urgh 😅
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That's why I got a z900 :D
Gas prices saving almost up to 700 a month. It’s a pretty good choice. But that’s just me.
1000 and 600 bikes are great, but i wish it was now commonly known what they are and what they're for. So many people start on a 600 and either stop riding or switch to cruisers because "sport bikes are so uncomfortable"
This video should be shown in riding schools to educate new riders what bike they actually want / need
You got the right idea here brother. One thing you can do is in editing, you can check the footage, pause and record commentary over it if you think you forgot or missed or even want to emphasis a point with something on the screen or upcoming to draw attention to it. Keep up the good work about educating people. 👍👍
Great video ! New rider here I was having trouble yesterday with shifting and this video just made it make so much more since to me huge thanks !!
"UHHHMMM"
My naked bike came with S22s out of the showroom
My cousin first bike was a Hayabusa
wait drop the link for the trans coded gloves those are so cute i want some
That's why I like my cruisers, I putz around like an old fuck and enjoy the scenery
Regret is when as a beginner you bought a shinning 1000cc bike and you crash it.
Ever since I switched from a 125 to a 650 I was scared of counter steering too much. My 125 was so light and nimble that I didn't even notice my steering, leaning was enough. I wiped out with the 650 on my first ride (no injuries, bike just needed brake levers replaced and some adjustments) with it so now I'm on a less nimble, heavier bike with the fear of slipping out again as my passenger. Bike has crash bars now and I'm actively trying to remind myself to actively consider my steering when I'm taking a corner on a country road. Scary stuff but I'll get there!
My advice is to never buy a bike you cannot replace.
Post more.
What do u do for work to afford such a beautiful machine
Love the content man keep and thanks for the wisdom
The 1000 was the best beginner's bike for Millennials. For everyone else it was something way smaller.
I like having my bike be my distraction. I love that I have to constantly operate my bike and be super focused on it. It keeps my head busy.
The irony 😂
I’ve always wanted a 1000cc after seeing this I don’t think I do 😂
Glad your ok....respect for posting....anything can happen at any time🏍
I enjoy really fast bike a little but day in day out my old school Ducati Multi 1000S is just fine and it doesn't even have 100hp, like 95.
I started on a 675 and still have it.. no regrets.. i think starting in a 600 isn’t a mistake if thats what you plan on upgrading to, especially when you practice throttle control before you start riding around. theyre still pretty nimble and much easier to control than liter bikes. If you know a 300 isnt going to be enough for you, dont waste your money just to upgrade in 4-5 months because you’re unhappy with its power, most people lose money reselling their bike. Get your 600, and really practice throttle control, youll find their weight is still manageable but you have safer “go fast” acceleration that wont get you killed as easily. You dont have to to ride like gixxerbrah to have fun
i love the gloves 👌🏼
The roads youre driving on are shit, no grip, in horrible shape with many big cracks , also they are wet which minimizes the grip.Also its possible that there was slippy dirt on the side of your tires, once you use that part of the tire in the corner, according to your highter lean angle the dirty surface of the tire has contact with the asphalt and slips away. That are my thoughts on your little crash, think its not your mistake, you have not done anything wrong in my opinion.
For a starter 600 is the absolute max and look where you going and respect that thing. Anybody contemplating starting on a 1000 you are a bubba, best of luck
Awesome video man! I loved it.
63 yr old and have a 2023 MT-09 (900cc) no issues; honestly haven’t tried mode 1 yet 😅
skyoom would blow if he branched into other types of content besides just educational
Picking up my ninja 500 tomorrow. Will be binge watching your tutorial videos all night. Great vids man.
1 year with my CBF1000. This video is 100% spot on. It requires full attention at all times. ALL times!! ✌️🤍
Great points 👍
When do you switch into second gear on a 1000? Like what speed? This has always confused me and never have recieved a good answer
Thank you for this. I don’t think a 1000cc is for me, just too much power. I’ll stick with my r7, maybe a 600 in the future. That throttle control is way too sensitive for my type of riding.
Where you been at? I'm fairly new to the channel and don't know how consistent you drop videos.
Bought a Suzuki GX as my first street bike. Very approachable liter bike that is super comfortable. As long as you ride within your limits and understand the power behind the motor. I don't see an issue buying a liter bike.
My first "road bike" was a R1200GS a few years ago and was so happy I went with this bike. But I've been riding a dirtbike (KTM 350 XCF-W) for 10 years. So I knew how to modulate power via the clutch and had good bike handling skills needed for the trails. For experienced dirt riders I would not be afraid of 1000cc + bike IMO.
I just got my learner's at 43 years old. Thanks for all of this. Great tips. I took notes.
04 fz1 owner here.. Sport touring 1000cc are amazing. Comfortable, yeah she doesn’t like to do 25 but I’m putting in an Ivan’s jet kit and hope that stabilizes the slow speeds a bit
"I don't know what I've done to deserve such luck." You are saving lives out here bro we need you! :D
DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW LUCKY YOU ARE? And "riding back like a pussy"?? I'm amazed you even got back on the bike after that. At least your post-wreck self-assessment is correct.
The only thing any rider needs to know on any size bike is: you go as fast as your wrist twists. It's up to you on how fast you want to accelerate
Great demo!!! Took the leap nd locked in a cbr 1000 today. First sport bike 🫡
Yeah unfortunately some people just don’t understand how much more a liter bike is over like say a 600,
U need a quick release for ur tank
I mean, the first thing I wouldn't do is sit in the passing lane for no reason. Especially not while economobiles have to go around me on the right 🙄
Lol love this. Learning lessons together! Respect for keeping this in.
One question Are u straighten the bike on the stop out of the turn U did say bike will stand up but what about that never use front brake if bars aren’t straight? Urgh 😅