No cameo appearance from your cat this time? Good review as always. I am always big on the mpg of both cars and motorcycles. This little 450/500 did better than I expected.
Do you think this is too much CC for a brand new never been on a bike? I was thinking about the yamaha r3 but its got much less power and i think i will get bored as i get better at riding.
The r3 and the ninja 500 are pretty similar IMO I have a friend on a 125cc, and he's knee dragging and everything, If you wanted to I'm sure you could keep the ninja 500 forever unless you want to go at track speeds on the road, I don't see you getting bored anytime soon depends on what you want to do with your bike ofc also these smaller CC sport bikes have the advantage of being light and nimble, so they feel way different from bigger bikes also don't forget that people use these bikes and ones similar to it on the track I started on a 48HP 650CC bike and was fine I was also awful during my course still here and alive
I think the Ninja 500 is a better choice than the R3. You'll be fine as a beginner, but take a course first. You could kill yourself on a 125 if you're not careful and trained.
210 miles of range is immense in the sport bike world.
Definitely useful! Did a long hard day of riding for the review and it was nice only having to get gas once all day
No cameo appearance from your cat this time? Good review as always. I am always big on the mpg of both cars and motorcycles. This little 450/500 did better than I expected.
With a back fender delete kit, and a nicer exhaust, this is a hot looking bike.
I was waiting for the inside temp lmao
fuel economy, such a good idea!!!
First! Love your content and reviews! Keep up the awesome work!
I get around 65mpg on the highway if its not too hot out
Can you review the 2024 Honda CBR500R please and compare it to the Ninja 500
I will try!
by me 3,5 l per 100 km
I'd rather go with Suzuki 8r or Aprilia. Ninja 500 was a miss. Not a big enough leap from 400
They are different classes of bikes. Get the Ninja if you want lightweight. I like the Suzuki 8R too, but its pretty heavy at around 450 lbs.
Do you think this is too much CC for a brand new never been on a bike?
I was thinking about the yamaha r3 but its got much less power and i think i will get bored as i get better at riding.
The r3 and the ninja 500 are pretty similar IMO
I have a friend on a 125cc, and he's knee dragging and everything, If you wanted to I'm sure you could keep the ninja 500 forever
unless you want to go at track speeds on the road, I don't see you getting bored anytime soon
depends on what you want to do with your bike ofc
also these smaller CC sport bikes have the advantage of being light and nimble, so they feel way different from bigger bikes
also don't forget that people use these bikes and ones similar to it on the track
I started on a 48HP 650CC bike and was fine
I was also awful during my course
still here and alive
I think the Ninja 500 is a better choice than the R3. You'll be fine as a beginner, but take a course first. You could kill yourself on a 125 if you're not careful and trained.
Will you be able to test ninja 650 2024?
Very likely.
where is the tik tok guy who said that all bike need 91 minimun?
Page 130 of the manual says 87 octane or better.
@@Christopher-fs3dq I know
Will it hurt if I put 91? I'm kinda worried
No, it'll be fine