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@@TheGramee That’s right! There is no time for distraction. Ride safely.

@@lizaburyak1526 Thanks I will be.

@@spadastefan78 May be even 7 😃 LOL

@@ripper1992 This motorcycle is my daily ride and I have been in many situations where the drivers of the car fail to check the blind spot over their shoulders. It is hard to show everything in the video but I needed to stay in the far right lane and the traffic on this road always gets congested before the light. A lot of drivers just don’t see motorcyclists and that is a fact. If you ride a bike, you will understand.

@@javiermoncada146 Thank you for that. I really appreciate your feedback. I try to do my best to post helpful videos about Honda Rebel. Let me know if you have any questions. Stay tuned more is coming…

@@lizaburyak1526 That’s right! Some drivers don’t even check a blind spot over their shoulder, which is unacceptable on the road. That’s how stupid accidents happen that could have been avoided easily.

@@lizaburyak1526 Glad you liked the video! I tried to keep it simple and to the point for anyone wanting to do oil change to be able to repeat the same.

@@DiegoChulo69 Thanks for watching and commenting. Is this going to be your first time doing an oil change on your Rebel? Let me know if you run into any questions.

@DenRock_13 yes first time, I got the bike 2 months ago

@@DiegoChulo69 Congratulations on a new bike!!! Rebel is a great bike. You’ll love it. I’ve had mine for a little over a year now. Love working on it and customize it. The very first thing I changed was the original exhaust.

@@lizaburyak1526 That’s right!!! No words

@@akeem372 Honda Rebel is a great choice! Thank you for watching and your comment. It is my first real bike after getting started on a scooter 168 cc engine. I have a video on my channel about how I got started. Rebel 500 has become my daily ride ever since. I have done some mods to my Rebel and enjoy working on it myself. Recently changed oil and will be posting a video very soon. Stay tuned. More content is coming. Let me know if there anything you would like to see about Rebel on my channel that you would enjoy to watch. Thank you.

@@noodlemonster8553 Yes, good thing the road wasn’t busy. It could have been worse. Some drivers need to do a better job paying attention to the road signs and where they are going. That’s how accidents happen!

@@DogMania Thank you for watching and commenting on my video. It inspires me to create more new awesome content for you. I’m planning to work on a new video tomorrow that I promised to create earlier, so you will see it soon on my channel. Thank you again for supporting this channel. Means a lot to me ✌🏻

@@ForestMarkson How is it going bro!?! I’m from Ukraine too. Great to have you on my channel. Great questions 👍🏻Rebel 500 is a cruiser bike. The suspension is adjustable, but even in the lowest setting it rides stiff, sometimes the ride can get very bumpy. The throttle is responsive and delivers great smooth engine power especially at higher RPMs. It’s not the fastest bike, but also not slow. I say somewhere in the middle. This Rebel 500 is my daily ride and I live in the major city with crazy drivers. The 1st and 2nd gears are short, but then it gets better. Mine has 6 gears. This bike does feel kind of sporty with a classic look and that’s why I love it too. It’s easy to throw this bike side to side while riding in traffic becomes a joy. It’s got fat wheels and feels stable on the road. I’m planning to keep my Rebel 500 CMX SE for some time. I post weekly videos about my Rebel 500. Check out my shorts with Rebel to see how it rides and handles. Subscribe to stay updated about new videos as there will be a lot of them. Let me know if that answered your questions. What bike do you currently have?

@@DenRock_13 Oh,you totally explained what I wanted,thanks .I didn't know, that 2nd gear here is short, so strange! I'm more less fine, despite f*cking russia detroys our country. But I hope we will back to Ukraine and normal life. Did you live in Ukraine before?How come you got to USA? I have Chineese bike now but in few years wanna to change it for Kawasaki ninja 400 or Honda, like yours

@@ForestMarkson Thanks bro. I usually go into the 2nd gear around 12-15 mph and take it to about 20-25 mph. Yes, I lived there until I was about 15 years old and then my family moved here. Have not ridden Ninja 400, but they are good looking bikes 👍🏻

@@PixByLos The extension bar above my speedometer is called Motorcycle Navigation GPS Bar Mount Bracket. I have made a video about it on my channel “Transform Your Honda Rebel 500 with Easy : Navigation Bar Installation”. Let me know if you have any questions.

@@DenRock_13 sweet I’ll go watch that. Thank you 🙏

@@PixByLos You are welcome. Let me know if you have any questions about the extension bar. Are you thinking about installing one on your bike? What bike do you ride?

@@DogMania Thank you so much for your comment. Great question 👍🏻 Rebel 500 is very flickable in my opinion. It is fun to ride especially on city streets. Even though I have never ridden Rebel 300, Rebel 500 weights about roughly 37 lbs more compared to Rebel 300. The 500 is not heavy in handling at all. I love throwing this bike side to side when I practice my emergency drills.

@@lizaburyak1526 Thanks

@@ignissolus7503 Thanks. Yes this is the footage from the camera mounted on the chin area of my helmet. I like this POV because the viewer can see exactly what I see from under my helmet.

@@theorangegrape2068 Thanks man. At the end of the day you are the boss. I will suggest going to the motorcycle shop near you and try to sit on Honda Rebel to get a feel of it. Thank you for subscribing. Let me know how trading goes. I would like to hear from you and congrats on getting a permit!

@@lizaburyak1526 Thanks for watching!!!

@@theorangegrape2068 Thank you for watching the video. If I was you I would keep the car and I will explain why based on my own experience. I also have 2012 Honda civic - great reliable car. If we go back 1 year, I was like you wanting to get my first motorcycle. After doing some research, decided to go with Honda Rebel 500 which I bought brand new. I could have purchased a used one but at that time I didn’t know much about motorcycles and didn’t know how to ride one, couldn’t take it for a test ride or even how to tell if there anything wrong with it. That’s why I got mine from a dealership, so I could take my time and learn how to ride the bike on my own without MSF course while I had my learner’s permit. No regrets now. Now I have sharpened my skills, gained more confidence and got my motorcycle endorsement on the license. I still have a car for those days when the weather is acting up or when I need to go to the store or long trips with my wife. If you are a complete beginner checkout my video Part 1 about how to get started on motorcycle. Working on releasing Part 2 soon about how to ride a motorcycle. Don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have and subscribe if you Like my videos. Thank you.

@@ignissolus7503 Thanks for watching my Rebel 500 video. I have Insta360 X4 attached to my handlebars. There is a video of it on my channel. Love that camera. It can record videos 360 all around. I also have another insta360 Go 3S attached to my helmet. Will make a video of my setup. Stay tuned. If you enjoy this kind of content, subscribe. This is my daily bike and I post new videos every week.

@@DenRock_13 this is sick man that you took the time to reply.. I will definitely watch the other video I was not aware of.. I recently discovered the channel and I really thinking about getting into riding motorcycles.. I'm still in the research phase and watching reviews and learning.. thank you so much for taking the time to answer.. and if you do the video for that other camara / ser up.. damn yes I will check it out

@@ignissolus7503 No problem. Thanks for checking out my channel. Subscribe if like the content. Riding a motorcycle is such an amazing feeling. You just need to be very careful and aware of your surroundings all the time. This is a dedicated channel to a motorcycle and the one and only that I have right now is 2023 Honda Rebel 500 CMX SE. I enjoy very much making videos with my motorcycle. There is always a new video each week.

@@АлександрИаченко-ы4ф Thank you for watching the review video of my Honda Rebel 500. I’m in Charlotte, NC. What about you?

@@joshuavanderschaaf4618 Thank you man for watching and your comment. Glad you like the video. I did my very first oil change at 600 miles as recommended for break in period. It was done by dealership from where I bought my bike. Per their record, they used GN4 10W40 Part#08C35-A141X01. Now I almost have 4,600 miles and will be doing oil change myself. I will most likely use ProHonda HP4S 10W30 4-stroke premium full synthetic oil; part #08C35-SYN-1030M and Honda OEM Filter part #15410-MFJ-D02. Stay tuned. The video about how I change oil on my 2023 Honda Rebel 500 CMX SE is coming very soon. What brand of oil and filter do you use on your Honda Rebel 500?

@@Zoldengunner Thank you so much. There will be a lot more videos about Honda Rebel. Stay tuned. I will be posting one today.

@@Scorpion_457 I’m glad you liked the video about my Honda Rebel. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. If you like this kind of content be sure to subscribe for more. Honda Rebel 500 will be a great bike to start!

@@DenRock_13 I subscribed, i like your content. Keep up with your videos, i see potential in your channel

@@brovicmar Thank you for your question. It only comes in Matt Black color. That’s the only option available at this time. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Will be happy to answer them.

@@Neithan Thanks for watching and sharing your story. Very interesting. PG-1 has a nice character. I like it too over Vespa. Honda rebel 500 and the Bristol Bobber 650 are nice options. Choose based on your taste and comfort. Watch enough videos of how people ride it and go with whatever feels right in your situation. I will have to checkout “SuperCub”. I love taking care of maintenance work on my bike. It is so much fun and enjoyable. DIY projects are great!

@@WheelsNotHeels Welcome to my channel. Thank you for watching the review video of my Honda Rebel 500 and leaving a comment. Same here not a fan of windshields, prefer naked style bikes. I do like the headlight cowl, it does take away some of the buffeting when riding, but not much especially when on the highway there going to be a lot of wind resistance and requires some core strength to ride. It looks cool and better than not having anything. Back roads and riding in the city is fine. I do not like riding when it is too windy outside. Naked style motorcycles are just windy, especially at higher speeds. Let me know if that answered your question. I have more videos coming about Honda Rebel, there will be one posted this week. Stay tuned. If you like this type of content, subscribe.

@@DenRock_13 Thanks for that! It was very helpful. 👍

@@WheelsNotHeels You are very welcome. Let me know if there any other questions I can answer.

@@frantzcelestin9322 Welcome to the Honda Rebel family. Good to have you here. Thanks for watching and your comment.

@@billparker8954 Welcome here. Thank you for watching and commenting. Honda Rebel 500 can handle highway speeds well. It will overtake cars if needed. I can feel wind resistance since there is no windshield on mine, but I don’t mind it. When did you start on Rebel 500 and is this your first motorcycle? I have more great videos coming about Rebel 500. If you like this kind of content, join my channel, not to miss any future videos.

@@punxpunk63 I’ve had this bike for over a year now. How long have you been riding your Honda Rebel? It’s fun all around bike!

@@punxpunk63 I love this bike ♥️ it’s pretty much my daily ride. If you haven’t yet, follow me for weekly videos. Great to have you here 👍🏻

@@NoFrictionZone Welcome here. I see you worked your way up. That’s the beauty of it, no restrictions here - you can start at any age as long as you are responsible and feel good about what you are riding. I started at the age of 33 and 34 now. Had no prior experience when I started. Now want to share with others how I did it and how to get started on a motorcycle with no prior experience. Thanks for sharing your story 👍🏻 I have more videos coming. Stay tuned.

@@NWanglerzCHOICE Welcome here 😃✌🏻Thank you for sharing your story about getting started on two wheels. We all have to start somewhere and whatever feels safe and comfortable at first. I can totally relate to you. Never thought I would start riding a motorcycle myself till last year and got hooked. Honda Rebel 500 is a great choice for a first bike. It has plenty of power that is easy to control and room to grow. The slip assist clutch is feather like and easy to pull without much effort. I was practicing a lot with the clutch and shifting through gears before I was road ready. Stalled my bike many times before I finally got better at it. I watched lots of videos and went through trial and error. I will be making a video about the controls of Honda Rebel 500 and how to start riding with no experience because I know exactly what I had to struggle with when I first started riding a real motorcycle. Stay tuned for more helpful videos. Thank you again for your story and great to have you here on my channel.

@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO Thank you for your question. Even though it is a bit louder exhaust compared to the stock one, it sounds nice and it has high good sounding tones at higher RPM and a good low end grunt, but I would not say that it is hard on my ears. It is like a music to my ears. I actually enjoy it a lot! It is fairly easy to install too. Still looks like brand new after having it for a year. What year is your Rebel? Are you thinking about replacing your stock exhaust? Let me know if there any other questions. I will be happy to answer them.

@@DenRock_13 Just now going through msf course in florida. Finished and passed the e course today and will do another 2 days of actual riding that finishes the course at the end of the month. If I pass that I can ride and will be looking for a honda rebel 500. Im really interested in anything used or new from 2017 -24. And yes I will replace the exhaust.

@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO I wish you all the best in your msf course and passing the test. Getting onto the bike and riding is the best thing ever. Honda Rebels in general are great reliable bikes, 500 is the way to go. Do not rush yourself, take your time to learn as much as possible before going on the road. I’m thinking about making a series of videos about how to approach a motorcycle like Honda Rebel as a new rider and how to build confidence up to be road ready. Stay tuned. More videos with helpful tips are coming. What motorcycle does MSF course provide? Is it Honda Grom?

@@DenRock_13 Not sure

@@HAMILTONPROVIDEO Let me know how it goes. You will do just great 👍🏻

@@paulbiado9014 Thank you so much for watching and your comment. I make weekly videos/shorts with my Rebel 500.

@@павломаксимчук-ш5в Thank you so much for watching ✌🏻

@@carltonholderjr Congrats on a new Honda Rebel 500 CMX ✌🏻and thank you for sharing your story. It is a great bike to ride both city/ highway. I took my bike to the dealer for my first oil change around 600 mile during break in period because of the warranty. This time will do it myself. Stay tuned. Love the power of this bike, so glad didn’t go with 300. Enjoy your new bike and be safe out there!

@@lizaburyak1526 Thank you

@@FLASHBANG1622 Do you already have a skid plate installed onto your Honda Rebel 500? If so it will most likely interfere with this Engine cover. Thank you for your question.

@@Neithan Thank you so much for watching! Rebel 500 is my daily bike for now. Love this bike!There are more awesome videos coming. Make sure to subscribe if you like this type of content, so you don’t miss any future videos from me. Thank you.

@@DenRock_13 Alright brother I will. I just got my Yamaha PG-1 last month. It's not powerful but it's my first bike and I love it so much :) Looking forward to you other videos. Subbed.

@@Neithan I really appreciate your support. Congrats on your new bike. That’s a good start. Before I got Rebel 500 a year ago, my very first bike was Scooter with 168 cc engine. That’s how I started. I will have to make a separate video about that. Great to have you here! ✌🏻

@@DenRock_13 Thank you very much :) Looking forward to it! Low displacement bike content have been in my watchlist for 3 months now :D

@@Neithan That’s a really good start 👍🏻Ride safe my friend!