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Its a really good ender bike too.

subbed, good content brother. Not far from you either

These snow covered roads are probably too slippery for regular motorcycle riding, so good to see you had an option for a car that day!

I like this :) We have been getting real cold here too, but no snow yet, so thank you for sharing this :) I'll be keeping the audio running while i read haha.

agree 100% about the exhaust...makes no sense to by a different one

I just bought a ‘24 and I have absolutely no complaints. If I could only have one bike, it would be a Ninja 650. Very well rounded bike and an excellent value.

I'm starting to get seriously interested in this exact bike. I like this generation of it looks wise, I like white graphics because it's the most visible for safety, great ergonomics for a 5'6" person, and the essential (for me) ability to mount SHAD side cases. Frankly, I think a motorcycle without an easy way to carry some stuff (clothing, food, water, work stuff, hiking shoes, camera stuff) is just a really expensive toy. Working a 12hr shift I sometimes ride to work in a summer jacket, with my winter jacket and other gear packed in my side cases for my 40-minute commute home. You won't find another current full fairing sport bike that can take mounting brackets. It's all tall (ugly IMHO) ADV bikes now. Oh, ABS was not available with this color scheme in 2023 only the KRT edition, correct? I would want that.

I recall riding on cool fall nights, my fingertips and actually my kneecaps would get cold first. That was before I had knee guards, which I do now, and ofc riding pants would probably do the same thing. Could be something else for some people to consider who don't wear leg armor. I agree that the neck coverage is important since it is usually exposed.

Thanks for inspiring confidence. I am picking up a bike in a week, and although I could put it on a trailer, I am instead opting to ride it back in below freezing temps. I am athletic so seems like a fun adventure and also a good bonding experience with the bike. The dealer is concerned it might not be safe with the salt, but I will be riding slowly, and we haven't been getting many East coast winter storms this year, (as you know.. NJ here), so from what I see there won't be much salt, and the forecast is showing clear and 20's F.

4:58 I don't have this bike, but by seeing the clear view of the filter, it appears that you could be using a filter socket with a ratchet. Any auto parts store should have the correct size for this filter. Just bring the new filter in and match it up. It's like $8 and I guarantee you'll love it. I tried a cheap universal plier the first time I tried an oil change and it was so awkward it was impossible. Honestly, I chucked it in the trash, then went right out and got the socket which is literally a BFF now (unless I get A different bike with different filter).

3:02 It doesn't suck that you lost your car keys, it sucks that greedy a'holes decided to make it impossible to simply affordably replace a key. I think I'd love to have a Ninja 650, I've test ridden other bikes too (2014 BMW F800GT), but every time I ride my Royal Enfield INT650 I find it pretty perfect in its humble simplicity and want for nothing more. Replacing its key would probably cost like $30-40. Any other modern bike I could see them wanting $150 or more. I'll have to turn my brain off to deal with the issue, and cost of "more tech more problems" if I do get a lovely Ninja 650 (not that I've heard of any reliability issues). I love that you can put SHAD side cases on these, and the ergos. That's what may sell me on it. Yeah, fogging and prescription glasses are a deal breaker even if you have the will to deal with cold. Then there's the snot......

What, besides an additional disc and caliper, makes a 650 ABS retail for $3000 more than a 500 ABS?

...kinda nuts to hop on a bike now, don't you think? :D Its 33f here in Western Europe, enough reason to doubt as it is too close to freezing temps, which means that certain parts of the road might be slippery, especially bridges, some parts that had some dew and froze overnight. But if i see you i could call myself a big p#ssy as you just drive in snow situation.... Forget about being cold yourself, thats just easy to solve by layers and layers of clothes. Main issue is keeping these wheels where they should be, and it is just too much of a risk.

Man respect, ive done winter riding i want to stay 20deg. Is the coldest ive ridden and it was COLD. Hope you find the keys or work something out to getting them back. Blessings.

Hell no. A guy at work rode his Harley in 14 degrees. I was not. My limit is 40 degrees 😂

That's good you were able to stay warm with all the layers. Back when I got my first bike in 2003, and had no other transportation, on the way to work, my eyes nearly froze in their sockets, or were starting to. What a weird situation, as I had to vent the windshield of my full face mask to not see blinding fog. I even used that anti-fog spray but it barely helped. Glad work was only 10 minutes away back then. I keep my motorcycle stored for the winter these days. Staying warm on the bike below 40 degrees is a challenge for sure. Enjoy the ride.

I just bought the 650!! Binge watching videos til it gets warm enough to ride. Appreciate your time and energy💯

Bro, I'm in Beaver County! Just got a B200r, if you're ever in the BC area, we'll ride!

That's a cool miniature motorcycle. Hopefully the throttle can be adjusted. How is the steering? Looks like you were doing well overall before it slowed down.

Yesssssirrr Jesus is King

Lol! 😂 I LOVE how this started, if you want to make janky mini bike content I'm HERE for it! 😆

Layers in the cold weather on a bike are great, enjoy the cooler weather!

You talking about being overwhelmed with completing the goal I felt that it’s hard having such a big milestone. Can’t wait to get my first bike!

I can guarantee on your next bike you will take heated grips. My previous (and first) bike was a Ninja 650 and it's a shame they don't offer that from factory (although there are aftermarket options). Now rocking a BMW F900XR WITH heated grips 😉

Hell yeah been looking forward to this!

It’s better than a cup of coffee 🥶

Nice vid! I wear an extra undershirt and underpants if its less then 2 degrees and i ride for 20+ minutes. Thats it.

Right on time💯

Thanks for the information. I dress much heavier in the winter, so you're right, it depends on the person. Great video!

Love your content! Keep up the great work…Subbed!!!

I had a car going behind me with the Hazards on and did not take the Highway! Got my Ninja 500 yesterday.

Happy birthday, if the new lady is up to it maybe a 2 up tutorial would be cool. Convinced my girl to ride around neighborhood but was sorta uncomfy lol.

Happy birthday. Good video. Looked like a nice morning ride.

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday man! I'm on a DJI Action 4 cam and would recommend it. I won't say it's any better in low light than the gopro (depending on the model you're comparing to) but the DJI is definitely more reliable overall from my experience. Less issues capturing audio, and odd shutting down/over heating issues I've seen on GoPros. You would also need to look at the mic adapter for the DJI on top of new batteries, or the wireless DJI MIC that works really nice, but would be even more $$$.

Loving your consistent uploads currently 🙌🏻 Motivating me to also upload!