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Good job, just remember to use your back brake first then apply your front brake. Do not use your front brake first at slow speeds or suddendly or your front end will turn and you will [hopefully not of course} drop your bike. Way to go young lady!!

What's the secret?! it's been 5 months I and I didn't notice you saying anything on your next video.

I just watched your earlier video where you were struggling to switch gears...to see you whipping your motorcyle on a highway is incredible.

Thank you for this video

This was soooo cool to watch

I love your partners channel and had not seen yours and this popped up and I was laughing my ass off the whole time. Your dialogue perfectly matched my internal dialogue as I rode my brand new 2024 Honda Navi back to my apartment from the dealership after just passing my motorcycle permit test that day and only previously having ridden a Honda Spree lol

Currently saving from my first bike. These videos are helping me stay motivated so thank you

I just passed mine Sunday and I was so scared before the course I never road a bike. First day did a wheelie durning the first lesson. Day 2 during the quick stop lesson I dropped the bike. But when the final exam came i did really good.

I have always been an anxious person. Had day 1 today, I sucked. I have ridden around my dad’s bike (ninja 400) and have gotten REALLY good with the clutch and super comfortable. Today the clutch felt like a rock on the bike they had me use. I had to squeeze practically as hard as I can to engage the clutch. The throttle felt wobbly. I have never had an issue with the throttle. I was so upset after getting home. The instructors were jerks. And no I don’t mean just cause they were yelling, they were MAD at me. I was stalling so much and couldn’t understand why. I can do it on another bike but not on this Janky bike I guess. It was not fun. I was stalling like 4 times just trying to get going, it was embarrassing. I’m only 16 but gosh this day felt like a wreck. I am most definitely gonna fail tmrw but whatever!

Wow I'm sorry you had such an awful time at the Harley range. I actually had a great time doing the Harley course but you are right about it being compressed for time. But I had a small class (6) and a great instructor. We also had numerous breaks for water, bathroom and snacks. We also had an hour and a half for lunch. My instructor was very patient and very chill which helped calm my anxiety down. And they were great with the female riders too. Everyone was super supportive. I just made a video about my experience and have been watching other's to compare their experiences.

I just finished the HD New Rider Course. I had two great instructors, lots of personal coaching, no yelling, frequent breaks... Sorry you didn't have the same high-quality training I got. Mine was at the HD dealership in Madison, Alabama. We used their training bikes (mid-sized sport bikes.)

This is so inspiring to see you progress in your journey. I’m not sure if I’m having a midlife crisis but I really want to learn to ride. Your channel is helpful to see what it’s like to learn, thank you!

Considering you didn't quit and had a thorough reflection, I'd say that wasn't a waste of $400. The biggest learning curve i had was the cadence in gear shifting. My husband showed me in a parking lot, its second nature now, but it was definitely a few sessions before grasping it, thought id never get it! Way to stick it out and keep riding.

I bet that FIRST small ride feels awesome

Looking forward to doing some trips on mine soon 👍 I have the shorty exhaust too 😃 ATB Trev

Congratulations.

I just love her commentary while riding.

The Harley course is ridiculous. It's too expensive and the bike are ridiculous for someone who never rode before.

How does it handle with a passenger?

I carry three portable chargers with me and I charge up when I stop

My input here is beware of talking yourself out of going out for a ride due to having confidence issues or you may end up just never riding. Plan a route and time of day such that you are unlikely to encounter situations that may be the cause of your anxiety. Put your gear on, even if you are still unsure, go out to your bike and sit on it. Hey at this point you may as well go out even if it's a 5 minute ride around the block. As a new rider, arriving home after a good ride, not perfect just good, is a great confidence booster.

I'm taking my class in waldorf this coming 13th and 14th. So excited! Proud of you! Wish me luck!😅

Was that your best English accent there lol

The instructors at my MSF course were joking with the girls who dropped their bikes, giving them trophy's of broken parts that came off the bike when they dropped it. But they all passed. You need to have people around you who just want you to succeed.

After anyone ever takes the course, you're never road ready. you need to practice what you learned before getting mixed in with traffic.

So, The MSF course in AZ is maybe 5 days, 3 you do from home which is basically just classroom online and the last two are on the range. I made it through the first day on the range, the next day I over slept because i wasn't used to waking up at 3:30, driving an hour away to get to my course by 5. So, i had to retake the course. Paying twice as well. So, I had to take it again as well. Sucked but, If you want it, you'll get it.

I live in Arizona and it's been about 108 degrees for the past week and we're not even into summer yet. I took the MSF course about a month ago and here it started at 5:00AM and lasted until about 11:00AM, before the heat kicked in and I was still overheating in my gear. which was a long sleeve shirt, boots, jeans and a full face helmet..

Just bought my Honda Rebel yesterday! Thank you so much for posting your journey. As a 5'0" women riding her first motorcycle its nice to have a role model.

Thanks so much for putting these together. Really helpful and inspiring for me as an aspiring rider.

Hi Nina, I’m about to embark on my journey to obtain my learners and I have been searching for a channel that shares the process from a girls perspective!! 👋 from Australia!

😂i like it! " you can't kick ass without lifting a foot" 🎉😂

I’ve watched several of your videos. You have progressed wonderfully. Have fun. Ride safe.

Omh yay!!!!! You did I was cheering for you lol. Watching gives me lots of hope to get back to learning to riding. I had an injury with knee and foot which stopped me. But I’m excited to get back into riding again . And all the quotes helped too lol. But great job I was cheering you on. 🎉

You guys are motivating me to start the process 💪🏾

Hello Nina! Want you to know that both you and Burch have been phenomenally inspirational in my own quest to enter the moto' world. I saw a Rebel 1100, sitting on the pier where me and my dad were eating, and went home to find out more. This channel -- and particularly this video -- gives me hope that my aspirations aren't ludicrous, and that my approach (wrenching, customizing and informing myself on my bike first, license after) isn't too outlandish. I feel you on the sentiment that most people will try to warn you off motor-cycling. But your journey is giving me hope of having a good time on two wheels. Have a pleasant one!

You are a talented rider, meaning you ride now like you will in 20 years from now. Keep your natural fear and never get over confident. Nice video.

Thank you for your videos shoutout Waldorf lol

Thank you for this video! I'm taking the course in a few weeks. I've never ridden before, and am super nervous! You have put my mind at ease, showing me it's OK to do things at my own pace. Thank you!!!

Hello I just passed my learners permit online. I am planning to join msf Lehman collage . Do I need to give written test again in msf ? And after 2 days course do they give certicate to get my Class M License from DmV ?

As someone from Germany where our license costs a few thousand euros and can take months to get it’s crazy that you already have your license at this point 😅

So happy for you great job! I hope by now you let off the throttle while shifting

So happy watching this! Good for you and he’s awesome with support !!! 👍🥰

Love the blue color, can't wait to get my 500 soon and go on trips just like you

Awesome Rebel and ride! New subscriber! I have a Rebel 500 and was eyeing your cup holder. Where can I get one of those?

I’m a fresh beginner and I’m looking to get a Honda Navi first then once I get comfortable I’ll eventually go with a grom. Thank you for your videos it’s super helpful

as a new rider I love watching people starting... it's like a common thing for everyone

Just watched your first video and then this one. So amazing what you’ve accomplished in a year. From nervous in a parking lot to a road trip! I’m taking my MSF next month, getting a Rebel 300 and I cant wait to go through the process. Definitely looking forward to more videos from you!

Congratulations! I'm worried also about the instructors. There are only two places where I am and the reviews on one are in between and the other there aren't really any.

Great job! You give me the courage to go for it.