4000 miles clocked in on my 2023 z650. Got it late last year, but i've been loving it. No issues so far, got the tail delete kit from revzilla, really easy to do with just like an hour of your time and some tools. Haven't tried wheelies or anything yet, don't wanna crash lol. Currently in the process of getting bar end mirrors on, as i just really dislike the stock mirrors. I've got the same model as you, No ABS, but it's just a nice comfortable bike. I started on a Rebel 500 and switched to this, it's got just enough power for me to do what I need. I've gotten up to 125mph, but that's more than enough for me. It's a great medium bike. Beginners can comfortably learn on this and experienced riders can enjoy this as well. It's a really good mixture. I also live in OK, where the wind is crazy and even using this as my daily ride out in the open fields to work, wind doesn't throw me around. Great video!
Thanks! I've always liked the look of the Honda Rebels, glad ur enjoying ut z650, Id definitely recommend this as a beginner bike if you want a bike Ur not going to outgrow. once i come up with some money i'm gonna try to get the tail delete kit. i also might try out a windshield, because most of my driving is going to be highway, i just don't like the way they look with windshields
Many reviewers discount this bike stating that it's not as fun, torqey etc. , but it's more refined and way better on the highway for long distances than the MT07 for one .Has better fit n finish and the dash is much nicer , I love the MT07 mind you , but the Z has stuff to offer too.
Love how the Z650 looks, really good looking bike! Its somewhat hard to hear you when you talked and rode at the same time. Othe then that, i enjoyed the video!
Nice! Sch-weet bike, brah! It's a do anything on a whim. A touch off-road? I'm feelin' it! Commuter during the week (in season) is the best way to both start & end your workday. People will notice! Hack around bike with almost no limitations. Kawasaki's come back to Yamaha's MT-07? Worthy competition- I friggin' love it. Updates occassionally please.
I have the same bike but the 2019 model , riding it for the last 2 years . LOVE IT :) ( although its time to get a bigger bike ) My tip to you is ride with gear and do an advanced riding course . gl !
yeah, i got the 2024 one, hitting 1000kms right now. There is one thing which bothers me much - no storage space, not at all. But otherwise it's a great bike
@@despirdzhang3225 im not sure what that expression means, but it is actually quite pleasant. lil harder to lean due to you sit that low, but super easy to push steering. over all very beginner friendly.
@@moxigen 😄 what i mean is opposed to "riding a horse", which you should feel normal. I'm only 5'5 and I have very short arms, but this bike feels perfect for me. If your arms quite long the handling could be an issue.
@@despirdzhang3225 thx for the explanation. i have an arm span of 1,87 m lil above 6´1 (positic ape index). as i wrote it is super easy for me to push steer, but not that pleasent to lean with it. my upper body pos is very comfortable, but the knee angle is sports bike like for me. i like my japanes dog tho ;) strong enough for me and well behaved.
Im pretty short myself and not american so i were like aha, let's google 5"8 and then i thought aha maybe u weigh alot so MC become lower.. lets see what u typed in video, 410 lbs.......lmao xD
@@ElementXtra safe ride brother. there is no tips for rev matching actually. you will get better to feel how you do it properly, in time. it's a complete package. you cannot good on one thing while you riding motorcycle. if you are good on a thing, then you're good on almost everything.
So as your slowing down you want to blip your throttle with the clutch in and downs shift, then release your clutch but try releasing it slowly until you get use to where the right rev will be. You want to be careful how much throttle you put on you need to match the speed your going where your revs would sit in that gear at that speed or slightly below, so you usually apply light break as your doing this or just come off the throttle depends on the situation and then attempt the rev match it will help slow you down quicker and sounds nice too. I’ll do a video and drop you a message. It’s hard to explain, much easier to show. 😂
I wouldn’t worry about rev matching until you learn how to lean and trail breaking. Stay off the double yellow line! Slipper clutch will help for a time. The rev matching will come with time.
4000 miles clocked in on my 2023 z650. Got it late last year, but i've been loving it. No issues so far, got the tail delete kit from revzilla, really easy to do with just like an hour of your time and some tools. Haven't tried wheelies or anything yet, don't wanna crash lol. Currently in the process of getting bar end mirrors on, as i just really dislike the stock mirrors. I've got the same model as you, No ABS, but it's just a nice comfortable bike. I started on a Rebel 500 and switched to this, it's got just enough power for me to do what I need. I've gotten up to 125mph, but that's more than enough for me.
It's a great medium bike. Beginners can comfortably learn on this and experienced riders can enjoy this as well. It's a really good mixture. I also live in OK, where the wind is crazy and even using this as my daily ride out in the open fields to work, wind doesn't throw me around.
Great video!
Thanks! I've always liked the look of the Honda Rebels, glad ur enjoying ut z650, Id definitely recommend this as a beginner bike if you want a bike Ur not going to outgrow. once i come up with some money i'm gonna try to get the tail delete kit. i also might try out a windshield, because most of my driving is going to be highway, i just don't like the way they look with windshields
it is my dream bike now I'm 18 and I'm working to get the money. Actually I had 125cc moped as first bike but I'm not sure if I can call it a bike.
Many reviewers discount this bike stating that it's not as fun, torqey etc. , but it's more refined and way better on the highway for long distances than the MT07 for one .Has better fit n finish and the dash is much nicer , I love the MT07 mind you , but the Z has stuff to offer too.
Thanks for your work, just bought the 24,luv it!!
Great to hear! Stay safe out there
dude, i love that u r enjoying it.
Love how the Z650 looks, really good looking bike!
Its somewhat hard to hear you when you talked and rode at the same time. Othe then that, i enjoyed the video!
Yeah I havnt gotten an actual mic it's just audio straight from the gopro, still trying to figure that out. Thanks for watching!
Nice! Sch-weet bike, brah! It's a do anything on a whim. A touch off-road? I'm feelin' it! Commuter during the week (in season) is the best way to both start & end your workday. People will notice! Hack around bike with almost no limitations. Kawasaki's come back to Yamaha's MT-07? Worthy competition- I friggin' love it. Updates occassionally please.
Does the ground clearance bother you? Can an underbelly exhaust receive a slip on? If yes, which one?
ground clearance is enough for speedbumps, it hasn't bothered me yet in 3k miles. and i don't see why it couldn't get a slip on. but I'm not 100%
I have the same bike but the 2019 model , riding it for the last 2 years . LOVE IT :) ( although its time to get a bigger bike )
My tip to you is ride with gear and do an advanced riding course . gl !
Picking one up tomorrow sub 8k with ABS. Can’t wait
@@pghPATRICK then don't, go now. I believe in you
@@ElementXtra I had to buy a train ticket! It’s 2 hours away. The mid size nakeds disappear fast around Pittsburgh
@@pghPATRICK i wish you luck! I got mine in the winter when they were everywhere
Im about buying one in the same painting as you have thanks for user opinion
No problem, definitely one of my favorite looks on a bike
$8161 out the door brand new 2023. Should I get it? One more day on deal. Non abs. Never rode a bike drove manual my whole life
@@TheTinyOrc i don't regret it, you could easily learn on this bike
Just bought the my 2023. What Quadlock option did you took for the bike?
I got the handlebar mount, works great but there's only really one spot to put it
This a good beginner bike?
great beginner bike
@@ElementXtrathank you man keep up the great content ❤
yeah, i got the 2024 one, hitting 1000kms right now. There is one thing which bothers me much - no storage space, not at all. But otherwise it's a great bike
Its good bike bro?better or yamaha mt07?
Yes...much
it was either this or a mt-07 for me, im glad i went with this. but im sure they are both great
Can't hear you with the engine running.
im 1,84 m kinda 6-1 with shoes on. many say its rather made for smaller ppl. is anyone as tall as me and drove this bike for a while?
you will be like riding a dog
@@despirdzhang3225 im not sure what that expression means, but it is actually quite pleasant. lil harder to lean due to you sit that low, but super easy to push steering. over all very beginner friendly.
@@moxigen 😄 what i mean is opposed to "riding a horse", which you should feel normal. I'm only 5'5 and I have very short arms, but this bike feels perfect for me. If your arms quite long the handling could be an issue.
@@despirdzhang3225 thx for the explanation. i have an arm span of 1,87 m
lil above 6´1 (positic ape index). as i wrote it is super easy for me to push steer, but not that pleasent to lean with it. my upper body pos is very comfortable, but the knee angle is sports bike like for me.
i like my japanes dog tho ;) strong enough for me and well behaved.
yeah im 5'8 and it feels like its almost a little to small, but perfect at the same time
Im pretty short myself and not american so i were like aha, let's google 5"8 and then i thought aha maybe u weigh alot so MC become lower.. lets see what u typed in video, 410 lbs.......lmao xD
Im 130 pounds lmao
macht immer sinn erstmal den öldruck aufbau abzuwarten... bevor man so am hahn dreht im stand... 🙄
ja total!
Ur probably right, However i want to enjoy my bike
try to learn revmatching
Been trying, I've only been riding a few months. Any tips?
@@ElementXtra safe ride brother. there is no tips for rev matching actually. you will get better to feel how you do it properly, in time. it's a complete package. you cannot good on one thing while you riding motorcycle. if you are good on a thing, then you're good on almost everything.
So as your slowing down you want to blip your throttle with the clutch in and downs shift, then release your clutch but try releasing it slowly until you get use to where the right rev will be. You want to be careful how much throttle you put on you need to match the speed your going where your revs would sit in that gear at that speed or slightly below, so you usually apply light break as your doing this or just come off the throttle depends on the situation and then attempt the rev match it will help slow you down quicker and sounds nice too. I’ll do a video and drop you a message. It’s hard to explain, much easier to show. 😂
I wouldn’t worry about rev matching until you learn how to lean and trail breaking. Stay off the double yellow line! Slipper clutch will help for a time. The rev matching will come with time.
Rookie
Precisely
You don't even ride.😂