I feel you bro.. You took the words out of my mouth. I want to be a better rider so i chose 2020 r3.. Its fun and i think i will keep it.. Amazing how people think its bigger then what it is.. You should try and host a r3 rally
@@carlolaurel2239 thats an r3 in the video and you feel more bent over on an mt03! Im thinking if I can afford in 3 to 4 years a cbr 500r motorcycle then I might go with that!
Last year I bought my R3 from some little dealer for like 5 grand. It was my first bike and I learned so much on that bike. About 6 months later I got a GSX 600. But I never think negative things when it comes to the R3, it was such a great starter bike.
I am 18 and getting my first bike. I wanted an R7 but I’m probably gonna get an R3 because that’s what my grandpa and parents want me to get. I’m ok with it though cause he said if I drive it for a year and want to upgrade, I can. He just wants me to learn on a 300 though.
I also got an R3 as my first bike at 28 years old. I am in love with the bike and will have a hard time selling it. I will definitely be upgrading, but im gonna take a few years. The R3 has plenty of beans.
I’m getting an exhaust for it when I get it back and I’ve been without the bike for about 2 months so it’s really making me appreciate the bike while I don’t have it. I ride my dads MT09 when I feel eager to ride but it’s just not the same as the R3 so I know how you feel.
@@HypedLife My 2017 I got with 1k miles on it has all the goodies including an M4 Street Slayer. Only bad thing is I no longer have access to the stock muffler, as the M4 requires cutting off the cat. It sounds fantastic, so I'm happy. It does make it sound like a bigger bike than it is.
Bajrang Sharma a little buzzy in high revs in 1st especially but not remotely as much vibration as any of the thumpers, especially the KTM’s. Particularly all touch points, the bars/pegs etc. are almost entirely free of any vibration at all.
I started with an 800. And honestly, power is in the eye of the beholder. I understand that it's "more" power, but it depends on the bike, and the rider on how that power is used.
I want the R3 next! I rode a cbr250 for 3 years and had a blast on it. Mostly city riding so I needed something light an maneuverable. I rode my buddy's '01 R6 and as amazing as it was out on country roads, not great for the city or at least not as fun in the city as a smaller bike. When you move up to something bigger, I highly suggest keeping the R3 for the track to keep improving on your riding skills! A smaller bike will teach you a lot more. Ride safe!!
Peaceful Gamer there’s so much straight roads in my area I think a little more power would spice things up more for me but I know what you mean.. the mt09 is the perfect example for me after experiencing it
Found your channel through the “cop” incident on Reddit. Glad you’re okay and hoping that you get back to riding. Your dad started you off on the right bike. Have you done a track day or checked out some advanced training yet? I hope your back to riding and your back is feeling better. Mahalo
So I got an R3 because I wanted to have fun riding again. My 600 is not fun to ride unless your going 150mph in a straight line on the highway at 3am. So I bout the r3 and love it so much so that I sold my 600 and my Royal Enfield 650. I’ve had 16 bikes now and the R3 is the only bike I’ve had fun on.
The R3 is a great first bike! In a short time you're able to push it to it to its limits which will allow you to hone your skills. They are also a great track bike to start on. Great motovlog! Keep it up and ride safe!😎👍🤘
I put 14,000 miles on my 2019 Yamaha r3 before I bought a 2019 z900 , this year (2020) I put zero miles on the r3 and I finally rode it a couple days ago for the first time this whole year and I loved it... it’s a very tiny bike but it’s just so fun to ride lol, made me remember why I put 14,000 miles in one summer 😍
What a little beauty, didn't even know these existed because I'm an oldman, my first bike was a 70cc honda cub from my brother I'm 1987,it did 47mph and went miles on a full tank, great machine never failed me once and loved off road trails /woodlands, would pull up a steep hill thrashing in first and I was a skinny 175 pounds 6'2" , then a Honda xl125r that was awesome with the mono shock rear, rg500 was my fave and the gixxers 750/1100 slabside with SACS , kawasaki had KIPS honda had ATAC yamaha had YPVS 😄
Great decision! The R3 is beautiful, has more than enough power to make your heart bit accelerate without getting you in too dangerous situations (but still possible). Enjoy, get lots of experience and later you may get another. Fun is not directly linked to horsepower. If you remain alive and well, you can enjoy motorcycling.
corujariousa Thank you I’ve been enjoying every bit so far. I really appreciate this comment though because I think people do often forget that the horsepower of your bike doesn’t remove the fun factor of being on two wheels.
I like the r3 due to the fact that it is higher that what it says, yes it is a 300cc but the actual displacement is 321cc so you get just a smidge more from it. A ninja 300 is just a 299 and they ad the last 1
R3 is the best starter bike. Kawasakis and suzukis in the 300 class feel like cheap toys vs the R3. However, it is wise to buy a used R3 as the fun will last max 6 months and you will have to sell
I started with the KTM Duke390 and after 5 month I traded in to a z900. And to be honest with you, I didn’t like it. Now I want go back to a 300cc or, maximum to a 600cc. You will learn a lot with the r3
I’m definitely going to find some twisty roads around here, there’s only so much I can learn from going in a straight line all the time.. I think a 600cc would be perfect once I learn as much as I can from the R3
I went with 2020 R3 myself, then upraded to a 2020 R6 and then to a 2021 MT10. The r3 is a amazing bike, but its good you started at a lower cc. The bigger bikes have way less forgiveness if you make a mistake.
I almost got this eager to to finance, my dad payed for my MSF when I was 18 for my birthday so it was cheap when your 21 or younger, I bought all my gear before I even owned the bike, and months down line I payed only $2500 cash for a 2002 Honda F4i 600cc 42,000miles which was a tank and super reliable, I upgraded to a Zx6r 2009 payed cash for again now I’m 20 looking to get a naked for a change 😎 my dream bike is an R1 2009 +
You think 5,500 a good deal for a 2020 R3 with extremely low miles? I’m talking about less than 50… Might be able to talk down in price as well, let me know your thoughts
I want this to be my first bike, than getting barebones lower cc and just sell it afterwards. I'm a shy person so I don't have to deal talking with potential buyers. I probably pick the black model.
Your pops seems like a wise man. However, an R3 might have more power than an R6 below 6k rpms. First sportbike I ever rode was my R6 when I bought it. Previously learned to ride on a ninja 300. But hey, ride safe bro. At least ur dad said get this bike instead of saying NO bike.
Only straight line riding Americans ‘outgrow’ these bikes. A 300cc is a skill honing machine that allows you to ride your 600+cc’s better. You should always have at least one in the line up.
Cyrus Dvyrus It’s good for daily commuting it gets great gas mileage and doesn’t get uncomfortable for me until about 2 hours of riding. Maintenance isn’t expensive especially if you do it on your own. That being said, there probably are better options for daily commuting but if you really like the R3 you can make it work and would be more than happy.
I hope its not the first bike you have rode. Hopefully you have prior riding experience. I started at the beginning of the season. I decided I wanted a 300 to learn on. Well I bought new and since I didnt have prior riding experience I dropped it within the first hour of riding it. Luckily I didnt damage it because I kept it from falling on its full weight. Im glad I started on a r3, I got over 3k miles on it and have taken courses. Now I have upgraded to a 2020 R6 and man they are a world of difference. If you are hard headed and set on getting a 600 please be careful. They are much more unforgiving than a 300.
@@Unryl2 well I'm going to go a mandatory training course here in the UK where I will be thought on a 125cc and then an sv650 for my full category A license before getting my first bike. I've never ridden anything before except a bicycle lol.
So I’m going back and forth between a Yamaha r3 and a Yamaha r6 for my first bike and I am having a hard time deciding which one I should get. Which one do you guys think?
i like your attitude. i have been agonising over buying new or used because prices of used bikes are hugely inflated right now and the new bikes are not always available due to rona reducing supply. i could have been riding for 6 months already living my best life instead of overthinking spending an extra $2000 or so. fuck the haters haha
Yeah that’s the pandemic effect 😂 they were selling out about 5 months ago when I got mine so I tried to act fast.. that one month is going to feel like a century
I've only rode 125cc years ago, looks of this bike, are amazing. I love the colour, the design, would this be good for a 40 minutes drive at 70mph on a motorway, or would it be sat in the top end of the rpm? Also, would there be much difference in power than a 400cc bike of similar type. Truly appreciate your help on these questions, and great video. What would this R3 pull on top speed and what they like of the mark. Thanks guys. £5750 plus clothing, helmet and boots ect, it's going to break my bank but is it worth it. BTW is your mic ect built into your helmet, and can you make calls/receive calls? Anyone recommend a good comfortable system for that. Yours sounded pretty clear buddy. Appreciated
This bike works perfectly fine on the freeway at 70mph+ for over an hour to my experience and yes my mic is built into the helmet and I have the cardo packtalk bold for listening to music and headphones, thanks for watching!
@@SamyHamSam Ayeee whats up man, I’d say the R3 if you aren’t worried about power and are financially stable. If you’re limited on money and have to live with the R3 for a couple of years but are also worried about power just go for a 600cc.
Hey dude, glad you're enjoying riding and your new bike. 600s are more of a track bike anyway. If you're going to be doing most of your riding on the street, then you want something with lower down torque than a 600. Street riding and track riding are very different and so they each need a different type of bike. Just a tip.
Dude for your rear ending a cop Comments are closed I can understand why I personally would persue charges and law suit The officer falsely arrested you the law suit He caused reckless endangerment Assault with a deadly weapon He admitted guilt By putting on the emergency lights.... Then asking why are you tailgating me. He did not ask why are you speeding... Or something else that related to reasonable suspicion of a crime This was his ego being bigger than his duty of care.
Does your dad support you in some significant way aside from you living there rent free ? Just curious because if something you said I’m not messing with you. I don’t like how he leveraged him giving you a place to live, as an adult that’s supposed to be making your own choices and learning from them and living as a grown man etc. you CANNOT continue to have someone hovering over you trying to protect you from yourself and sway you from your choices by threatening to kick you out...I’d get out of there asap if he still does that crap at 19 it will never end trust me I’ve been there there’s so many ways to convince you without that, and if he can’t convince you without the “as long as you live under my roof” crap then he needs to let you make the choice you’re making. Consider having a chat with him and being like hey I get that it’s your right to tell me you’ll kick me out if I do this or that but I really don’t appreciate you treating me like I’m a kid and manipulating me like that”. It’s a psychology thing basically anyway sorry for ranting, In the end you win regardless you can’t go wrong on two wheels, I think you made the right choice fwiw, I just hate that you basically don’t get the credit for making that choice instead it’s because dad didn’t want me to and developmentally that’s just a screwy situation but lemme stfu Stay safe bro enjoy
Fee Yeah he does actually. Both of my parents have pretty much set my future up financially, as far as supporting with my school funds and transportation. My motorcycle was my first “big” financial purchase. He did not say verbatim “not under my house & rules” he just stressed the fact that he wants me to take the safest route possible and if I don’t then he won’t allow me to get one. And I’m not the type of kid to show up at the house with a bike especially if they’re making the sacrifices to set up my future. If I really wanted to start on a 600 I would have waited until I moved out and was providing for myself. It’s not that serious to me though.. at the end of the day they just want to see me get home in one piece and starting on a 300 gave them the little piece of mind that they needed to allow me on two wheels. In fact, they don’t hover over me at all they give me a lot of freedom and ask very little of me so all I have to do is play my part in getting a degree and working on my side hustles.
Hyped Life yea so I mean you’re not a kid, I get you though. And that’s kind of where I’m coming from like you’re doing everything right across the board in life, your parents see that and think you’re doing well enough to invest in your future, yet a disagreement leads to the classic “I’m not threatening to kick you out but you can’t live here if you make that choice” talk. But if it doesn’t bother you then it’s neither here nor there, I just felt compelled to mention it because it can help to start trying to address that behavior sooner than later otherwise it never ends. The kids aren’t the only ones that need to learn new ways of doing things come 18+, and if you never stand up for yourself it can be a situation that just goes on forever. Having said that I get what you’re saying and you’ve wisely calculated it’s not worth war to fight a single battle, to me it’s more the principle I guess but studying psychology I naturally have a bias towards analyzing that sort of thing so like i said if it doesn’t bother you that’s all that matters, if it ever does hopefully you can resolve it with a request for mutual respect as you’ve clearly earned it afaic. Also I appreciate that I’m literally speaking about a single moment in your life so if everything I said seems like bs then it probably is, trust your instincts and take it all fwiw. Mad respect to you for doing all you need to in all areas of life, keep it up bro.
You Dad is a wise man...dont forget him on father's day. It sounds like he loves you very much.
Your dad is a very smart man, and you are a good son for respecting his wisdom.
I dont regret my 2020 r3 at all. Had it for about 4 months now and love it
Same here! Just missing it right now waiting to get it back from the shop
I feel you bro.. You took the words out of my mouth. I want to be a better rider so i chose 2020 r3.. Its fun and i think i will keep it.. Amazing how people think its bigger then what it is.. You should try and host a r3 rally
Yeah Yamaha did a great job designing this model
R3 or Mt 03?
@@carlolaurel2239 yeah Im contemplating between the two as well. Im pretty sure they are the same everything mostly except one is naked.
@@carlolaurel2239 thats an r3 in the video and you feel more bent over on an mt03! Im thinking if I can afford in 3 to 4 years a cbr 500r motorcycle then I might go with that!
@@mouseclicksforu9724 have you bought the Honda yet? I’m thinking of getting that as my first as well.
Last year I bought my R3 from some little dealer for like 5 grand. It was my first bike and I learned so much on that bike. About 6 months later I got a GSX 600. But I never think negative things when it comes to the R3, it was such a great starter bike.
Just turned 18 and in love with the R3, don’t have it 😪 YET... saving up for it, I’m also in south Florida 👀
Same, update ?
@@BrowardBandit same update ?
@@tonypringle1851 got a 2015 r3, had my fun with it. Sold it and bought a 2013 boss 302. Livin like Larry 😎
@@BrowardBandit you motivated tf outta me bro and this will probs be the first and last convo we ever have but thank you fr
I am 18 and getting my first bike. I wanted an R7 but I’m probably gonna get an R3 because that’s what my grandpa and parents want me to get. I’m ok with it though cause he said if I drive it for a year and want to upgrade, I can. He just wants me to learn on a 300 though.
my parents said the same thing.
I also got an R3 as my first bike at 28 years old. I am in love with the bike and will have a hard time selling it. I will definitely be upgrading, but im gonna take a few years. The R3 has plenty of beans.
I’m getting an exhaust for it when I get it back and I’ve been without the bike for about 2 months so it’s really making me appreciate the bike while I don’t have it. I ride my dads MT09 when I feel eager to ride but it’s just not the same as the R3 so I know how you feel.
@@HypedLife My 2017 I got with 1k miles on it has all the goodies including an M4 Street Slayer. Only bad thing is I no longer have access to the stock muffler, as the M4 requires cutting off the cat. It sounds fantastic, so I'm happy. It does make it sound like a bigger bike than it is.
I know I’m getting that same one I can’t wait man
I also have a R3 as my first bike. And i love it ♥
Any vibration📳
Bajrang Sharma a little buzzy in high revs in 1st especially but not remotely as much vibration as any of the thumpers, especially the KTM’s. Particularly all touch points, the bars/pegs etc. are almost entirely free of any vibration at all.
But it's too expensive to buy another bike in 2 months when you out grow it
@@californiapoontappa speak for yourself
Same. Love my r3.
I started with an 800. And honestly, power is in the eye of the beholder. I understand that it's "more" power, but it depends on the bike, and the rider on how that power is used.
Wayyyy more wiggle room for death
2020 R3 is my first bike as well! Right off the showroom floor. Best choice I think I could have ever made!
gonna be 20 next spring and also looking for r3, congrats with bike!
ору не могу thanks! Good luck with yours!
Patient or impatient, you were eager to progress your life. Keep chasing your dreams bro! 🏁
Don’t have to tell me twice!
I want the R3 next! I rode a cbr250 for 3 years and had a blast on it. Mostly city riding so I needed something light an maneuverable. I rode my buddy's '01 R6 and as amazing as it was out on country roads, not great for the city or at least not as fun in the city as a smaller bike.
When you move up to something bigger, I highly suggest keeping the R3 for the track to keep improving on your riding skills! A smaller bike will teach you a lot more.
Ride safe!!
Peaceful Gamer there’s so much straight roads in my area I think a little more power would spice things up more for me but I know what you mean.. the mt09 is the perfect example for me after experiencing it
Found your channel through the “cop” incident on Reddit. Glad you’re okay and hoping that you get back to riding. Your dad started you off on the right bike. Have you done a track day or checked out some advanced training yet? I hope your back to riding and your back is feeling better. Mahalo
So I got an R3 because I wanted to have fun riding again. My 600 is not fun to ride unless your going 150mph in a straight line on the highway at 3am. So I bout the r3 and love it so much so that I sold my 600 and my Royal Enfield 650. I’ve had 16 bikes now and the R3 is the only bike I’ve had fun on.
The R3 is a great first bike! In a short time you're able to push it to it to its limits which will allow you to hone your skills. They are also a great track bike to start on. Great motovlog! Keep it up and ride safe!😎👍🤘
Love my 2020 R3 ...got it brand new 🏍in june ...3256 miles ....All Ready🏍💨💨💨💨
I put 14,000 miles on my 2019 Yamaha r3 before I bought a 2019 z900 , this year (2020) I put zero miles on the r3 and I finally rode it a couple days ago for the first time this whole year and I loved it... it’s a very tiny bike but it’s just so fun to ride lol, made me remember why I put 14,000 miles in one summer 😍
What a little beauty, didn't even know these existed because I'm an oldman, my first bike was a 70cc honda cub from my brother I'm 1987,it did 47mph and went miles on a full tank, great machine never failed me once and loved off road trails /woodlands, would pull up a steep hill thrashing in first and I was a skinny 175 pounds 6'2" , then a Honda xl125r that was awesome with the mono shock rear, rg500 was my fave and the gixxers 750/1100 slabside with SACS , kawasaki had KIPS honda had ATAC yamaha had YPVS 😄
I see a mature man and I feel confident that once you'll get that Zx6r you'll explore it to its limits 😁
Thank you that means a lot
I just star researching these 300cc...I like this R3, now I'm getting the fever!
very informative... Thanks for this,, planning to get my r3 soon :) Ride safe
For about $400 the M4 street slayer exhaust gives it a real nice sound.
Ronnie Guillen i know that was my plan before buying this bike... probably going to get that soon
I think the m4 slip on requires cutting the cats
Great decision! The R3 is beautiful, has more than enough power to make your heart bit accelerate without getting you in too dangerous situations (but still possible). Enjoy, get lots of experience and later you may get another. Fun is not directly linked to horsepower. If you remain alive and well, you can enjoy motorcycling.
corujariousa Thank you I’ve been enjoying every bit so far. I really appreciate this comment though because I think people do often forget that the horsepower of your bike doesn’t remove the fun factor of being on two wheels.
@@HypedLife yeah I like the r3 I might get one, one day
Man, that thing is fast.
I like the r3 due to the fact that it is higher that what it says, yes it is a 300cc but the actual displacement is 321cc so you get just a smidge more from it. A ninja 300 is just a 299 and they ad the last 1
Such a sincere guy! Love from 🇮🇳
Thanks for supporting! 🖤
R3 is the best starter bike. Kawasakis and suzukis in the 300 class feel like cheap toys vs the R3. However, it is wise to buy a used R3 as the fun will last max 6 months and you will have to sell
I started with the KTM Duke390 and after 5 month I traded in to a z900. And to be honest with you, I didn’t like it. Now I want go back to a 300cc or, maximum to a 600cc. You will learn a lot with the r3
I’m definitely going to find some twisty roads around here, there’s only so much I can learn from going in a straight line all the time.. I think a 600cc would be perfect once I learn as much as I can from the R3
Why didn’t u like it
Jo Slow z900 is a good bike don’t get me wrong, but it is too smooth for me.
KROW ARIZONA why don’t u want a smooth bike lmao 💀
Jo Slow hahaha - basically I don’t care about speed, but torque. That’s why now I prefer MT07.
I went with 2020 R3 myself, then upraded to a 2020 R6 and then to a 2021 MT10. The r3 is a amazing bike, but its good you started at a lower cc. The bigger bikes have way less forgiveness if you make a mistake.
I almost got this eager to to finance, my dad payed for my MSF when I was 18 for my birthday so it was cheap when your 21 or younger, I bought all my gear before I even owned the bike, and months down line I payed only $2500 cash for a 2002 Honda F4i 600cc 42,000miles which was a tank and super reliable, I upgraded to a Zx6r 2009 payed cash for again now I’m 20 looking to get a naked for a change 😎 my dream bike is an R1 2009 +
That’s wassup!
Impressive front end up for a 300...nice brother
And you got it new. Just keep it
Without watching a second I am guessing you do not regret it. After watching, I subd
Thank you 🙏🏽
Ur dad sounds like an awesome person.
Used motorcycles aren't even worth it. At least now they are like 1,000$ off from msrp of a brand new one.
You think 5,500 a good deal for a 2020 R3 with extremely low miles? I’m talking about less than 50… Might be able to talk down in price as well, let me know your thoughts
Absolutely a good deal!
I want this to be my first bike, than getting barebones lower cc and just sell it afterwards. I'm a shy person so I don't have to deal talking with potential buyers. I probably pick the black model.
I'm saving now until the end of this year for the new gen with the new engine, gonna go pick it up in December or January, cash out the door
You should check out the M4 street slayer slip-on exhaust for the R3. I was riding next to one and it very loud, not just loud but nice sound.
Out of all the videos I’ve seen that’s my favorite one im getting it once I get my bike back from the shop
19 turning 20 hopefully I can get a fz07 for my first bike I have a ruckus but like we ain’t going nowhere with it
Bro my dads the same. I’m getting an R3 pops ain’t letting me buy a Zx6r
Damn that’s the same exact situation I was in but you’ll enjoy it regardless just prove your responsible
Those bmw rr's are off the hook insane.
Your pops seems like a wise man. However, an R3 might have more power than an R6 below 6k rpms. First sportbike I ever rode was my R6 when I bought it. Previously learned to ride on a ninja 300. But hey, ride safe bro. At least ur dad said get this bike instead of saying NO bike.
That’s why I’m grateful, two wheels is two wheels and I’m not too worried about power but that in-line four sound would’ve been the cherry on top
@@HypedLife Same for me lol. That inline 4 sounds amazing but I'm leaving the sportbike life soon for an MT07 I need the torque and comfort.
Most will outgrow these bikes in a few months and then are broke and cant upgrade. Only buy these bikes if you can afford to upgrade
Only straight line riding Americans ‘outgrow’ these bikes. A 300cc is a skill honing machine that allows you to ride your 600+cc’s better. You should always have at least one in the line up.
hi sir been viewing or vids...question...
daily commute and maintenance is it okay?or a bit expensive...
Cyrus Dvyrus It’s good for daily commuting it gets great gas mileage and doesn’t get uncomfortable for me until about 2 hours of riding. Maintenance isn’t expensive especially if you do it on your own. That being said, there probably are better options for daily commuting but if you really like the R3 you can make it work and would be more than happy.
Your bike is good entry level bike ! I learned on a 250R Kawasaki! 👊💯
im getting a r3, for my first bike, and im keeping it, if i ever have kids
When you got that bike did you already have a car drivers license or did you just go straight into a motorcycle license?
Why are you putting it from 2nd into neutral then first? You click through neutral into first then into neutral if need be
Kawasaki made a mistake with the design of the 2019 zx6r. The old models are much more beautiful.
KROW ARIZONA thank you, the 2019/20 is butt ugly, z900 all day though
2013-2017 best looking model
I agree. Makes me wanna get a cbr650r. I'm not selling my 2020 Ninja 400. I'll just have 1 for street and one for track
i’m about 5’2 maybe 5’3 at most... what bike would you recommend? i’m looking into the R3 but i’m not sure how tall they are.
The R3 would be a great first bike for you I would recommend anything bigger tbh
@@HypedLife okay thank u sm!!!
Would the R3 be a good choice for me? I'm 6'4 230 lbs
You have a great attitude
Gear Head Thank you means a lot bro!
I'm going for a ZX-6R or CBR600RR as my first ever bike, nice bike though.
I hope its not the first bike you have rode. Hopefully you have prior riding experience. I started at the beginning of the season. I decided I wanted a 300 to learn on. Well I bought new and since I didnt have prior riding experience I dropped it within the first hour of riding it. Luckily I didnt damage it because I kept it from falling on its full weight. Im glad I started on a r3, I got over 3k miles on it and have taken courses. Now I have upgraded to a 2020 R6 and man they are a world of difference. If you are hard headed and set on getting a 600 please be careful. They are much more unforgiving than a 300.
@@Unryl2 well I'm going to go a mandatory training course here in the UK where I will be thought on a 125cc and then an sv650 for my full category A license before getting my first bike.
I've never ridden anything before except a bicycle lol.
So I’m going back and forth between a Yamaha r3 and a Yamaha r6 for my first bike and I am having a hard time deciding which one I should get. Which one do you guys think?
A lot of factors determine which bike would be better for you to start on but without knowing your situation I’d recommend the R3
If you have nice twisty roads to ride on r3 is great, otherwise get a r6.
Fong Yang very good point ^ I agree
Hyped Life thanks!
Fong Yang thanks!
I also want 636 but not so sure if I can handle the power, so maybe I'm gonna go also for r3 for my first bike! 😁
I am 5'4". Is this bike tall? Congratulations on your purchase.
It’s not to tall but I doubt you can flat foot it at 5’4
Hi. How much is fuel concumption in city and higtway?km/l
What rpms do you start to shift gears at on it
i like your attitude. i have been agonising over buying new or used because prices of used bikes are hugely inflated right now and the new bikes are not always available due to rona reducing supply. i could have been riding for 6 months already living my best life instead of overthinking spending an extra $2000 or so. fuck the haters haha
Pain 😭 send it if it won’t hurt too bad man it’s worth it
Nice vid mate 👌👍🙂 how tall are you btw !?
Alex 46 thanks bro I’m 6’0
Hyped Life Thanks for replying mate 🙂I’m 6”3...do you think Ima be too big in a R3..??
Alex 46 I’m not sure you’d have to sit on it and determine how it feels for you but my dad is 6’3 and it seemed a little compact for him
ring it out and have a blast!
Here you have to be 24 to ride a 600cc and 26 for leader bike
Nice one , might be my next bike 👍😃
Thanks! You won’t be let down if you get it
These damn bikes sold out everywhere I'm at. Just put a down payment down for 2021 R3 and it won't come for another month.
Yeah that’s the pandemic effect 😂 they were selling out about 5 months ago when I got mine so I tried to act fast.. that one month is going to feel like a century
I've only rode 125cc years ago, looks of this bike, are amazing. I love the colour, the design, would this be good for a 40 minutes drive at 70mph on a motorway, or would it be sat in the top end of the rpm? Also, would there be much difference in power than a 400cc bike of similar type. Truly appreciate your help on these questions, and great video. What would this R3 pull on top speed and what they like of the mark. Thanks guys. £5750 plus clothing, helmet and boots ect, it's going to break my bank but is it worth it. BTW is your mic ect built into your helmet, and can you make calls/receive calls? Anyone recommend a good comfortable system for that. Yours sounded pretty clear buddy. Appreciated
This bike works perfectly fine on the freeway at 70mph+ for over an hour to my experience and yes my mic is built into the helmet and I have the cardo packtalk bold for listening to music and headphones, thanks for watching!
Even i wanna buy a 600 my dad would buy me a 1000cc if we had money, but i hav to choose cbr250rr or R3
How much did you pay for it all like with tax and everything
I wish I could buy one when I turn 18, but they are really expensive here in Brazil (around 20/26k)
Your time will come ✊🏽
It's only $5400 in the Philippines
How much did u have to put down? Im looking into this bike rn they want 5k so wondering how much down I might have to put
I put down 1k but 5k is a great deal
Did u have to have great credit?
I wish i could had one . I really love it r3 is my dream bike😍
One day man! Don’t give up on your dreams. As soon as i get the R3 back I’ll be doing mods & posting videos so stay tuned!
Iam always dreaming it but how can i had it? We dont have enough money😭
@@HypedLife i really love it even the yamaha r15 but how ?
Keep working towards it bro
@@HypedLife i already did bro but i dont have enough salary to buy it😞
You will become a better rider for it
How tall do you have to be to ride this?
Not tall at all its seat height is fairly short compared to 600’s
You know the exhaust diameter where a slip on connects? I see some universal slip ons that fit 38-51mm and not sure if it will fit
Fee no idea bro
That sucks bro, I started on a 650 and after 5-6 months get over it and just got a 600
Im not in a rush so no worries I’m enjoying the r3
i’m thinking about getting a 2009 or 2011 r6
Where in Florida?
South Florida
@@HypedLife yurrr I’m in Sarasota looking to buy my first bike... r3 a good one or go 600?
@@SamyHamSam Ayeee whats up man, I’d say the R3 if you aren’t worried about power and are financially stable. If you’re limited on money and have to live with the R3 for a couple of years but are also worried about power just go for a 600cc.
Hey dude, glad you're enjoying riding and your new bike. 600s are more of a track bike anyway. If you're going to be doing most of your riding on the street, then you want something with lower down torque than a 600. Street riding and track riding are very different and so they each need a different type of bike. Just a tip.
How much is insurance for you as a 20 year old?
About $90/month
“Another one” khaled voice
How much did you put down and what are your payments?
$1000 down and $104 a month
@@HypedLife Word. Thanks.
How much is the full coverage?
Happy belated bday
Appreciate it
You in Florida?
Yes sir
Dude for your rear ending a cop
Comments are closed I can understand why
I personally would persue charges and law suit
The officer falsely arrested you the law suit
He caused reckless endangerment
Assault with a deadly weapon
He admitted guilt
By putting on the emergency lights.... Then asking why are you tailgating me.
He did not ask why are you speeding... Or something else that related to reasonable suspicion of a crime
This was his ego being bigger than his duty of care.
Why did you not buy the Ninja 400?
I preferred the look and seat position of the R3
@@HypedLife I too prefer the look of the R3!
Is this bike hood for short people I’m 5,1 or 5,2?
Good*
It’s less aggressive than the larger displacement bikes so I’m sure you could make it work
How much you pay for insurance?
About 80 a month
@@HypedLife what is the name of the insurance company? Good sir.
Yoo im your 252 sub
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Welcome to the family
U can wear it under your gear
W dad
Where you live?
expedition852002 south florida
I just bought a
The ninja 400 is ugly. Every time I look at one I think 🤮..... that ain't for me. Every time I see an r3 it's ......yeah.
Does your dad support you in some significant way aside from you living there rent free ? Just curious because if something you said I’m not messing with you. I don’t like how he leveraged him giving you a place to live, as an adult that’s supposed to be making your own choices and learning from them and living as a grown man etc. you CANNOT continue to have someone hovering over you trying to protect you from yourself and sway you from your choices by threatening to kick you out...I’d get out of there asap if he still does that crap at 19 it will never end trust me I’ve been there there’s so many ways to convince you without that, and if he can’t convince you without the “as long as you live under my roof” crap then he needs to let you make the choice you’re making. Consider having a chat with him and being like hey I get that it’s your right to tell me you’ll kick me out if I do this or that but I really don’t appreciate you treating me like I’m a kid and manipulating me like that”. It’s a psychology thing basically anyway sorry for ranting,
In the end you win regardless you can’t go wrong on two wheels, I think you made the right choice fwiw, I just hate that you basically don’t get the credit for making that choice instead it’s because dad didn’t want me to and developmentally that’s just a screwy situation but lemme stfu
Stay safe bro enjoy
Fee Yeah he does actually. Both of my parents have pretty much set my future up financially, as far as supporting with my school funds and transportation. My motorcycle was my first “big” financial purchase. He did not say verbatim “not under my house & rules” he just stressed the fact that he wants me to take the safest route possible and if I don’t then he won’t allow me to get one. And I’m not the type of kid to show up at the house with a bike especially if they’re making the sacrifices to set up my future. If I really wanted to start on a 600 I would have waited until I moved out and was providing for myself. It’s not that serious to me though.. at the end of the day they just want to see me get home in one piece and starting on a 300 gave them the little piece of mind that they needed to allow me on two wheels. In fact, they don’t hover over me at all they give me a lot of freedom and ask very little of me so all I have to do is play my part in getting a degree and working on my side hustles.
Hyped Life yea so I mean you’re not a kid, I get you though. And that’s kind of where I’m coming from like you’re doing everything right across the board in life, your parents see that and think you’re doing well enough to invest in your future, yet a disagreement leads to the classic “I’m not threatening to kick you out but you can’t live here if you make that choice” talk. But if it doesn’t bother you then it’s neither here nor there, I just felt compelled to mention it because it can help to start trying to address that behavior sooner than later otherwise it never ends. The kids aren’t the only ones that need to learn new ways of doing things come 18+, and if you never stand up for yourself it can be a situation that just goes on forever. Having said that I get what you’re saying and you’ve wisely calculated it’s not worth war to fight a single battle, to me it’s more the principle I guess but studying psychology I naturally have a bias towards analyzing that sort of thing so like i said if it doesn’t bother you that’s all that matters, if it ever does hopefully you can resolve it with a request for mutual respect as you’ve clearly earned it afaic.
Also I appreciate that I’m literally speaking about a single moment in your life so if everything I said seems like bs then it probably is, trust your instincts and take it all fwiw.
Mad respect to you for doing all you need to in all areas of life, keep it up bro.
Fee Yeah it’s all good ova here man no worries I appreciate your concerns though 🤘🏽
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I would just NEVER get a new bike for your first bike.
hi sir been viewing or vids...question...
daily commute and maintenance is it okay?or a bit expensive...
It’s great the gas mileage helps save a lot of money. It’s fair for commuting, I find the seating position to be comfortable enough for it.
40 $ oil change.... 9$ in gas a week...😆killing it every day
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