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I've heard the Fz07 is perfect to learn how to wheelie too and if you flash it, you can just pull the throttle and still get the front end up. I lol'd when you screamed from pulling your throttle 😂 caught me by surprise when I had my volume up 🤣

What helped you learn how to wheelie? Please share your tips and tricks down below!😁 Hope all of you are doing great.🫶🏻

Personally, The biggest challenge i had learning how to wheelie was getting used to the weight of the bike and throttle control. I struggled to lift my bike at first and control the throttle (Still not good at wheelies btw) My Friend actually taught me how to wheelie on his used Duke 390 and because it was light and nimble it was so much easier to lift and control it gives a massive boost in confidence Now i track day my bike often and i'm much better at throttle control so it's a bit easier now, but it does take getting used to. Just my experience tho, can differ for other people

welcome back (sorry i'm late to the party 😅)! i feel ya on creating videos about whatever, whenever cause that's my plan whenever i'm able to come back to youtube lol. that bike is so nice and the exhaust sounds amazingggg 🤤

Just found your channel from k1 helmet review. And it’s very underrated. Subscribed😊

I just got here and don't know who you are, but I'd recommend using davinci resolve for editing. It's free and you wont be supporting adobe lol. Anyway loved the video :3

So happy to see you back! The Fz07 sounds like a monster. I love it. These random vids are fun to watch! Looking forward to future vids!

try davinci resolve for free. pretty good stuff. good to see ya back

So glad watching a motovlog from you again! A breath of fresh air... ✨ Good to see you back (hopefully for long) ! 😊 Simple motovlogs are so unique and have the personal flavour of every filmmaker, a thing that make the viewer feel like coming home again to meet up with a friend.

So happy to see you come out with a new vid😊

A magical parking lot out in the middle of nowhere 😂 welcome back!

Finally home from a stressfull day at work,been looking out for this all day. Cold beer and a new video,this is gonna be good. 🍻

so glad to see you back out and riding again. That was an awesome ride with an awesome rainbow. I will promise to be good.. kinda lol..

YASSS!!! I friggin love the nakeds! I’ve been casually checking them out 👀 Good to see you back 🙌🏽

Great to see you put out a video, and you're right - that rainbow made it all worth it. I don't know what you filmed it on, but it looked AWESOME!

Hey, great to see you back! Forgot that i was still subbed to this channel xD

The pressure on the brow lining especially with glasses is punishing. I can't ride with it. Need to sell it.

Hey Reese, I'm a 58 year old guy, going for my endorsement after 30 years of the first attempt to get my endorsement. The NERVES just won't bug off, RATS! I know I will pass, because anything less-is NOT acceptable!😵 Doug

Amazing Skills

#6 AGV 1 year warranty = garbage.

Can i knw wat bike you are riding??

It is the behavior and attitude that place a person at risk for something negative to happen. Riding on public roadways requires constant awareness of obstacles that you may encounter. Similar to what moto jitsu said: if you want to ride fast go to the track because it is a more controlled environment. Do not be discouraged with riding, it is an exhilirating experience. Ride smart and be safe.

if you ever stop riding you could work on them too, I get the same joy getting something running that has sat for years.

:) Awesome clip...awesome voice transformation:)). Keep it up and stay safe.

I've tried agv, I tried maybe 2 other brands and model. I am new so I don't know much. But the agv (Asian fit) felt the best in terms of fit

It's a entry level racing helmet, so loudness was not a design consideration.

If you want not loud sounds of wind get the Shoei

It’s good helmet. For the price. AGV is still AGV. But I like the white color

Thank you for sharing your journey and experiences. I'm just starting out and I expect I'll drop my bike maybe sooner than later. But every time I see bikers I'm in awe of how they make this look so effortless and easy...it ain't 😄🤦 but I can't wait to get to that stage...with practice. Videos like yours are inspiring...thank you

I take the msf course in 9 days, soooooo nervous because I wanna ride so bad, been wanting a bike since I was 19 (I'm 25 now) and already bought my gear and already know the bike I want! I have 0 riding experience and no experience driving a manual car either. I've watched so many yt videos to get familiar with everything on the bike. Funny enough I'm not nervous about the actual riding, I have social anxiety and the fact other people will be there that's got me nervous 😩 the place im taking it at is supposed to be very small classes however. I'm trying to remind myself to just have fun with it. Here's to hoping I can come back on here and say I passed!

Look at the end of the day if you drop the bike it hurts because is your baby. But you are the one riding it and getting better, I’m glad you don’t let people bring you down for dumb stuff. I solo riding because you don’t feel the peel pressure from others. Every day you need to enjoy the ride to the fullest. 😊

I’m a 5’4 man. My dream bike is an r6. And so many people have told me that it is too big for me, that if I can’t flat foot both feet then I won’t be able to control it. It’s really discouraging. I’m determined not to let it deter me. But to be honest I have never even sat on a sport bike. I used to ride dirt bikes but from my understanding sport bikes like the r6 have wide seats so it makes it harder to reach the ground. I really need to find someone to let me sit on one. There are no motorcycle dealers near me, I have no friends that ride, and I don’t know if someone selling their r6 will let me just come test fit it 😂

Hey im about to be a new rider soon taking my msg course in two days and im really excited iv been thinking about it for the past few years and around the time in your video 8:15 when your talking about you could lose your life and yes you very well could but its the same with a car just more dangerous just be careful and very hyper aware of yourself and your surroundings and you’ll be okay thats how i view it anyway any vehicle is a risk driving we just never really think of it

Put my speakers in without taking the inserts out. Shit was tight on my ears haha

Smaller the cc ( engine) smaller the bike size (height )? Trying to find a cbr, my height is 5’5

Thank you so much Reese!!! You just motivated me!!! Thank you!!! I just bought my new bike 🏍 3 weeks ago! Three times, 1-didn’t put the stand stick right, 2-I was coming home and hit the front and fell, last 3-I was going to start and I didn’t think and hit the throttle and I didn’t have a chance to grab the left handle and 🏍 took off on me about 15-20 feet while I was on the ground! I got up and I went to my ride! When I comeback I was going to give! But now with your positive attitude!!! I am going out right NOW to ride my bike!!!!!!!! Thank you!!! Love you!!!!! Thank you be safe!!!!

I did a couple of years of Amateur racing back in the day and it really helped open my eyes to how much I didn't know but it also calmed me down on the street as well. Now when I see someone on the street trying to be bad ass I just laugh. Have fun, but pick safe areas and be smart about it and ride with-in your capabilities.

This is exactly why i went with a cruiser. it's a Forty-eight but with the weight it doesn't feel like a 1200cc. I'm usually riding like it's a 300. I just like to relax, enjoy the air and ride. Life is too fast as it is in general. Why make it faster.

lmao this intro...

So a long speech to say you will speech less and practice more..Hmm.

We've lost so many people locally this year it's really sad. I think I'm going to make a video about as well, it's getting really bad. And yeah, 95% of them are sport bikes. We just need to slow down and enjoy the ride more. oh.. the beginning of this video is funny :)

Hi RR. If you are doing mainly solo riding, especially in some of the beautiful (but remote) Colorado countryside I've seen in your vids, please make sure that a trusted family member has access to Find My iPhone or similar. You could breakdown or have a little incident, and it helps with the cavalry arriving. I'm in the UK, so not even sure what network coverage you have out in the sticks, but hey; I have daughters and granddaughters, so I'm bang on that boring stuff.

I'm a British Rider. I bought a Triumph Tiger this year and pulled up to a junction with panniers and a pillion. I didn't notice the small depression in the road next to my left foot. When we stopped and I put my foot down, - down we went. People rushed to help and drivers behind just waited patiently until we got back on. I was so shocked that I didn't notice the man trying to check if I was ok.I found strength to lift the bike as though I do it every day but the following day my back and hip were hurting. The upper crash-bar and pannier had tiny marks but no dents. My pillion was fine, she was strangely excited by the experience and it hasn't stopped her from wanting to ride more. I would’ve loved to see what it looked like from the driver behinds viewpoint

A stupid mistake on a motorcycle can change your life for the worse, or end it entirely. You're young and cute . . . why risk changing that . . . avoid traffic . . . don't ride with hooligans.

I just happenstanced across your video , I would suggest you buy a smaller cc dirt bike and really go back to basics and having fun. You will learn alot more without the added danger of the public streets. Plus dirt bikes have so much more to offer. I promise you would love what the dirt has to offer and would come back a better rider. You should start small and work your way up. Respect the machine , no matter the size.

I decided a few years ago that I had to make the decision between liking speed and liking riding. Riding won. Peer pressure means nothing to me - "see you there then mate" is better than trying to keep up dangerous speeds. I come back from rides really relaxed now and don't have to worry about a knock at the door from the police, tickets, or points on my licence for the next week. Plus, although I miss doing them, wheelies don't really impress anyone above about 14 years old in reality. Everyone else thinks that you are a dick. Anyone can do them on a half-decent bike. Ride safe, ride long.