Should You Start On A 600cc Sport Bike As a Beginner?(First Motorcycle)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2022
- Should You Start On a 600cc Motorcycle as a Beginner?(First Motorcycle) Is a sport bike good to start out on as a First Motorcycle? In this video I talk about the Pro's/Con's of starting on a 600c sport bike as your first motorcycle. I am on a group ride with my friends and i sit on their bikes as well to show the viewer the different types of motorcycles that are good as a first motorcycle. There are definitely pro's/con's to owning a sport bike as your first motorcycle. I think it really comes down to what your looking to get out of motorcycle..for example do you want a performance machine or do you want something a little bit more practical as far as comfort and just overall ride ability. I discuss all of that in this video and even sit on different motorcycles and share my thoughts on each bike that i am on in this video. Bikes that i sit on this video include 2005 Honda CBR 600rr, 2022 Kawasaki Z650, 2014 Yamaha Star Bolt 950, and we made a new friend on this trip didn't sit on his bike but the bike is in the video towards the end and it is a FULLY ELECTRIC 2022 Zero DSR. ENJOY!
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Gonna be honest with you guys I just bought a 600 I learned on a Harley sportster road it about 3-4 times and I was done went and got a gsxr 600 k7 and it was the best thing I did just remember if your not paying attention it will get away from you respect the bike I’m 18 years old and I only pay 72$ a month for full coverage
who’s your provider
Badass
Just bought a zx14r and I’m 19 but I pay in full 750 a year they wanted over 6k a year for full coverage lmao
@@danko1764 you guys are lucky, here in Italy you can do 600 drive licence at 21 and 1000 at 24😩
@@mariusfc3s473 damn I couldn’t imagine that
Fast bikes are fun and slow bikes are fun. I currently have a CBR 600rr and a Honda Grom and love riding both of them. I used to have a CBR 1000rr and got rid of it for my 600 cause in all honesty throwing the 600 around in turns is was more fun then doing 190mph and when I wanna go fast I’m content with 140mph at this point in my life lol
I love my CBR 600rr such a nice bike
Respect
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Some people are content with less.
Got a R6 as my first street bike, and the throttle response is got me. Way more than im used to on dirtbikes.
Has a lot to do with the actual throttle. A common swap on other bikes is to swap to an r6 throttle tube. Smaller range of pull = quicker throttle response.
Same bro, just got mine yesterday.
I started on 900’s Yamaha FZR 600. Bought it and taught self to ride. Did the permit thing. Did course. Got my license. Here we are 10 years later and I just bought a 19’ GSX-R 600!
Just want to say you're one of the better teachers in the basics of riding.
You should have explained why the z650 is slower than a super sport 600. I’m not sure if you did or not cause I haven’t finished the video but just in case, the difference between a z650, or a ninja 650 or even a Yamaha r7, is they all have 2 cylinder engines. As opposed to a gsxr, or a zx6r or r6, or any liter bike, is they all have 4 cylinder engines which obviously produce way more power. That’s where you get the HP, torque and throttle response from. Hope that helps.
Yes!... but! i did sit on a few gixxer, an old one from 2000, a newer one from 2005 and sitting on them gave me already pain in my back. I bought an CBF 600N as my first bike and i dont regret it. Still love your videos man, hope ya good! Cheers from germany stay safe brother 🕊😆🤙
Sport bikes just aren’t that comfortable especially when u ride them for a long period of time. Thanks so much! From Germany? Nice! Stay safe out there🤘🏻
Another great video spunky. I agree the 600 is really fast you have to respect the power!!
Thanks man!
Love these types of videos! Im from the UK and although we have some prettt scenic roads and twisties, i do love just watching rides on big long US roads! Always fun to watch you riding along with mates. Some nice riding out there too. 👌
Stay safe pal!
I'm from the UK ( Wales ) too and I agree with you, we have some amazing roads, but I also enjoy watching the bikes in America, I find it satisfying
I started on a 2000 r6 as my first ever bike I had no experience at all only really knew how to use a clutch I kept it under 8k rpm and spent about a month learning slowly till I took it on the canyons as long as you respect the bike and know your limits you’ll be fine starting on any bike
Great video man - you’re right about people not realizing just how fast these things are! Gotta respect the power
Thank You! Yeah they definitely are fast just gotta be careful
Started on a 750 Honda Cruiser, then moved to 650 Ninja. Now I've finally upgraded to a 2015 GSXR 600
I started on the cbr650r and i wouldnt have had it any other way. The power was manageable, yet enough to not want to upgrade within a couple of months. Shes reliable and beautiful.
How's it working out for you? Considering this.
@redcurated4302 oh, the 650 was great, incredible starting bike. I still own it. I also own the yahmaha r6 and the BMW s1000rr now.
Definitely recommend the 650 to start out on. You can learn throttle control a lot better on the 650 than the 600 or ofc the 1000. I mean the 1000 you can be in gear 1 and hit over 100 mph. You barely pull the throttle, and you're at 50 mph in seconds. The 600 is more fun imo than the 650 but not as beginner friendly. It's way more aggressive in speed, acceleration, and seating wise. When starting on a bike it's always best to start slower but not so slow that your dying to upgrade within a couple of months. Hence why I think the 650 is the perfect starting bike. Upgrade to a 600 maybe 6 months later if you want and buy a used one off marketplace like I did. Starting on the 650 will get you to learn the basics, handling, and the weight of the bike extremely well.
Starting on a 400 or anything lower I find is a waste of time and money. The bikes are just too slow and you'll want to upgrade in 2 months like a friend of mine did. Now he's stuck trying to sell the 400 with 1200 miles on it and losing out on at least 1-2 grand.
@@itz_x_salvation395man thanks for that because I was going to buy a 400 as my first bike but now I’m set on a 650
A lot of riders who start on a big bike never become really good, and tend to be afraid of simple stuff like rain. The problem is money. If your bike is too expensive to drop, you'll learn less, because you'll be afraid to try fun stuff like sliding in a dirt road. And if you've never experienced slides, then you won't know what to do when you hit a slippery spot in a turn.
Having some sliding experience (if you had a dirt bike, or a cheap bike you rode through the dirt) is very useful in that situation.
Awesome thank you
I've been to that area of Canada, the kmh takes a little getting used too. We have a 234 here in the states that's fun to ride as well
Great video, great bikes, thanks for posting!
Made some really good points. People watch a bunch of videos of dudes flying on fast bikes. They make it look easy. That gives the perception "man I can do that $h!I". Except for the part where they can't
Loved the video bro. Thank you and keep it up!
UK viewer here! We have loads of lessons before getting on an unrestricted bike! Totals up to about 15 hours maybe? Different disciplines of riding too like U turns, slow riding, avoidance, emergency breaking, road riding all sorts! I’m about to buy a ZX6R 09 - I’ve had a bit of experience riding mopeds, a crosser, and the Z650 twin your mate was on! Think it comes down to emotional maturity rather than ‘learning how to ride the bike’ anyone can learn to ride the bike, but having the mindset to go “no I’m not opening her up” or “don’t be a div against the bmw next to me” then you’ll be good! Il update you how it goes!
Its literally a written test here and you can ride on roads below 65mph (105kph) during the day time. I think there are engine size restrictions but im not sure
totally agree mate they only go as fast as you make them
Just bought my first bike. 2010 Ninja ex250 . Full exhaust. Sounds nice!
I used to ride but haven't rode anything in like 15yrs. Until a buddy brought a new bike and sold me his R1. Big difference than any 600cc i ever rode. But honestly, back in the day, 600cc was the only bike to really get starting off. They had some 250cc but not many.
But i believe start out on what you want. You're gonna wanna upgrade soon as you out grow the smaller cc. It comes down to how responsible you are to control that little voice wanting you to push it.
Been thinking about getting a bike for the past year and your vids are helping me make my choice lol
Well I’m glad you’re enjoying the vids! Good luck with everything and stay safe out there. Hope everything works out for you!
Can’t beat the sound of an I4. If I get a 600 for my first bike it’ll be because of that.
Yes , i Love this Inline 4 screaming, Its Sound Like Formula 1
Guys , V Twin Sounds better in Person ...
The first bike I ever road was my step dad’s 2013 Harley v rod muscle. I road it once maybe twice then started riding his 08 Harley electra glide touring. I took a few rides on that and even took it to my graduation. Then I bought my first bike. A 07 Suzuki boulevard C90. I road that for a summer then sold it the next and didn’t ride anything that summer. Then the next summer I bought a 07 Harley Electra glide touring. (I still have it today) then in the beginning of the next summer (last summer) I bought that same 2013 v rod off my step dad and sold it at the end of that summer unfortunately. I miss that bike. And last month I bought my first sport bike. A 06 Suzuki gsxr 750 and so far love it. I have been fortunate enough to have never dropped any of those bikes or have any accidents. Knock on wood. If you cared enough to read all this, thank you.
Good review. Might I add, here in the UK the roads are poor generally speaking. Being an island we get a lot of rain, makes maintaining road surfaces a lot harder so more pot holes. I’d recommend getting on a 400 and get consistent daily practice. It’s probably the best move. Training the fundamentals is absolutely necessary. Riding 2-3 times a week on a bike like the Z400 is great. The bike is a solid all rounder. Move up to a 600 after 8 or so months and you’ll notice the difference in experience and learning compared to not.
first bike was a Shadow vtx 600 GREAT first bike and still have it, now have a 2001 F4i 600 also
I started out on a Honda 250cc, 2 months later I got an R7 😎
I've had a ton of 2 wheel experience growing up and until now. I'm talking 250 450 the fastest dirtbikes and 4 wheelers. So I am not completely new to the game. And no lie I got a liter bike for my first bike. Now I'm 32 and got my 2023 zx10r about a yr ago today. And I'm still learning alot of things. My dad being someone who had a busa and different bikes when I was growing up made me want a crotch rocket lol. And one thing he said that's true is that you have to respect the bike. Not just because of speed either because a moped can kill you. But respect everything about a bike and what comes with riding. Your not just risking your life. Motorcycle can cause accidents as well. But the truth is that anyone can learn to ride a bike no matter the size. I've seen two women in there 40s that were best friends. Learn how to ride on busa's that there husbands had. They were dropped and stretched which makes it somewhat easier to ride. But these women now both have custom busa's. But all that said most people should start small. And hopefully you will get a bike and fall in love with riding which that's what all of us love. Riding is probably one thing that's got my through tough times. It clears the mind. Another tip is that don't get a sport bike just because you like the looks. Because there not comfortable to ride I'll tell you that. I had to drop my zx10r a little so I was leaning so forward. And it still isn't very comfortable to ride. These are really made to ho fast that's about it lol 😂. So if your looking for a bike to go on long rides? You might want a touring style bike.
I got my license last year with 33. I bought a gsxr 1000 k7. Easy. Just be concentrated and dont full send it. Thats it. You can Start on 200hp with no problem
lookin to start on a zx6r but watching this video i didn’t even realize ur riding next to my house😭 went to hylton
Thats the thing is you gota respect it
Those pops & bangs tho!
I started on a cbr600rr, i grew up riding dirtbikes, and would ride my dads harley when i was younger, i also have been driving manual cars all my life, so i learned really quick on the 600. I spent an entire week leanring the power band on it, with the cbr600rr, it has lots of power in the higher RPMs, and was more manageable in the lower RPMs than other 600cc sport bikes. For me personally, it was very easy riding on the cbr600rr, but i have a friend that bought an ZX6R to learn on and he just couldnt do it. He didnt care of taking the time to actually learn, he just hopped on a wanted to go fast, he was also too confident, and being overconfident can get you killed. I convinced him to sell it for a ninja 400 with some cash on the sellers end. But it all comes down to, are you willing to actually learn on it, do you know your limits, and do you have enough discipline to respect the bikes power? Be safe out there
this was taken a year ago but instead of using black tape use white it wont leave any gross residue. white tape is amazing. but amazing video!
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GREAT VIDEO BRO AND REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR Honest opinion on first bike I Neva ever owned my own bike but I been on a couple and Im definitely gettin a gsxr 600 or maybe 750 lol my mind is made completely up lol and do u know wat the max speed was on that electric bike KEEP UP THE GREAT CONTENT 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
I have no expectation of a reply because I am about 99% sure you are dead.
I’m looking at a 600 cbr never rode a sports bike but I’ve rode dirt bikes when I was younger
I learned one thing from this vid , I’m more of a cruiser guy that shit is sexy and clean
A good safety course you can take I did it supper easy I went to the Harley Davison learning academy best class you can take
Im a beginner... starting with a used/preowned cb650r of 2019. Hope I'll be good with it... 😝
Starting on a 600. Wish me luck
are you still alive?
How'd it go
I started on a 08 R6 and its really the best thing ever IF you are responsible. Staying out of the power band is quite easy and it rides like a dream. plenty of power down low and its very manageable. It all comes down to the rider. If your a speed demon then this will kill you as a beginner. If not then take it slow and learn to ride properly and you will be fine.
Started on a Yamaha R7, its a great beginner bike, cause of the cp2 engine like the mt07
I'm looking to start on a 600 soon. It's a good bike, great price. I was going to end up getting a Grom for my first bike but things ended up going south. Now I've found a good bike for the same price and I got it sealed. Ik what.im getting into physically and mentally. I've given my self a few pointers I'd say to practice more on in the parking lot.
How’s it going? Thinking about getting a 600 after a short time in my 300
I think I'll be starting on a cbr500
Great choice👌🏻
I’ve always ridden dirtbikes growing up and right now im actually driving a manual bmw so im used to using a clutch, my dad also let me ride around his cruiser up n down the road, was gonna try n learn on that but he wrecked it, wondering if i should get a 600 or start out on something slower like a 300 or a 400?
Just realized while watching the video that this guy lives right next to my house lol
seeing this before buying my bmw 310 r
Hi Spunky Boyy. I hope I got that right.
I first want to say, Thanks so much for all your tips and what to look for in buying a Superbike. At least that's what I call them.
So my ? for U is, What are some really key things that I need to look for when buying a used Electric Super bike?..And, I'm in my late 50's and I'm damn sure not doing the bucket list thing, Whatever that is. I haven't ride for at least 15 years but so what. I've been researching the Energica Ego and I'm going on vacation up to Canada in a couple of months. So I thought I'd check out the dealership there. Since all the guys I know or, less than five fingers so called friends only offer their 5 cents worth of knowledge. I mean hey, STOP giving me their BS.i think their f kin jealous cause they can't reach the steering handles on a Sport bike so they take it out on me. But seriously I want to know what all the Questions I need to ask before buying.
Thanks.
Hey! Of course I can help and thanks for watching my videos! I’ve actually never bought an electric motorcycle but your not going to have to worry about checking any fluids which is nice. I would just make sure the tires and brakes are good to go and make sure it rides alright and u should be ready to go! Hope that helps!
600 is perfect to start. 🎉
If you get rid of the pair valves, it shouldn’t backfire as much.
Like u said, a 400 makes more sense for a beginner but I'm really drawn to getting a 600 when I'm ready. Zero experience with motorbikes but a pretty good driver who started with manual cars. Hopefully I'll be a good rider as well.
You should be alright as long as u understand that concept of a manual transmission..still don’t think a 600 is the best idea if u haven’t ridden anything, but it can definitely be done.
@@SpunkyBoyy Thks. Will definitely give it some more thought.
Don't... get something user friendly and learn to ride for a year and develop skills-- it's not only safer but you'll actually enjoy the 600 when you get it. Everybody wants to jump into the beast thinking it's cooler... a guy who can't ride on a supersport in the motorcycle community is not cool--- a guy who can shred a Ninja 400 circles around everybody else is very cool.
@@englishsteel-nz6im 👍. Ended up getting a Ninja 300.
@Patrick Mba how is it? I am looking for a bike and wanted the ninja 300 but many ppl told me its not stable on the highway and doesn't have enough power to overtake. So now i am looking at older 600s. Something like a 2013 ducati monster 696 or smth. Probably naked because they're cheaper.
I started on a 600 zzr600 then R6 great bike. R6 felt way different tho great bike overall
I gonna start saving up for an R6 and an R1 when I turn 16
Uhhhhhh
Problem with 600 or any sport bikes is not just the power but mostly with the geometry and posture. This thing is hard to ride even on race tracks. If you are saying it's ok to start on replica 600 as a beginner, you probably don't ride your sport bike properly. Riding this stuff under 60 MPH more than 30 minutes will force you to push on the handlebars. It's really a racing tool for a trained pilot. I wouldn't even recommend R7 (70 horse power) for beginners for the same reasons.
Hold the petrol tank with your inner thighs and relax your upper body and arms. The best 600 woule be a 2007/2008 CBR600 RR - not too aggressive on the ergo and you can sit on the bike for hours on end
Agreed, if you don’t want to be upgrading from a 400 at least get something with better ergos like an mt07 or old fz6 unless you plan on doing risers/rearsets immediately, don’t want to cut into my f4i and rise the clip ons more but I recently saw an old zx6r with risers that essentially had the same clip ons position as a ninja400 or cbrf4i unsure of clearance issues but definitely daily able
what exhaust do you have on your gsxr. i just sat on one and i am in love. i am deciding between a more torquey mt-07 and a gsxr 600 and cant decide.( first bike). i have rode dirtbikes sice i was like 6 so i am condfident that i can ride a 600. any suggestions? i also understand that it will be faster than a dirtbike but yeah. my dad even wants me to start on an mt-09 so yeah.
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Some advice for the new riders. BUY PROPER GEAR. Road rash sucks. Get real riding boots, jacket, gloves, etc... You ARE going go eat pavement at some point. It's gonna happen, doesn't matter how good you are.
Do you ride in groups often or anything? Im looking into getting my first bike and im around the dmv area
i’ve been riding dirt bikes and quads for most of my life but they weren’t to big. I know it’s a little different but I understand clutch and all that’s stuff. So do you think a 600 would be good to start with?
Did you watch the video at all ?
600 is fine as long as you respect it. I just made a video on this
I just want something with high rev sounds
The pops 😋
A lot of people say that the suzuki gsxr 600 class is slow. But 186mph top speed aint slow at all
Great video, I just sold my 2020 ninja 650 exactly a week ago because I felt like I outgrew it. I'm currently in the market for a 600cc and I have narrowed it down to a gsxr or zx6r. Any tips when looking into either one of them?
What did you get?
I ended up buying an 08 Zx6r. I love it @@Hailnut
Im toying with the idea of a ninja 600 ive ridden harleys and dirtbikes but just not sure if i should work my way up
U want to star on a r6 as abeginner u love dem
Thinking about buying a motorcycle. Question, how do you ride your bike over railroad tracks?? Lol
None of these RUclipsrs are telling you that 600 do not have any power below 5,000 RPM, meaning unless you dump the clutch while pinning the throttle it's not even awake at most speeds, my ZX6R doesn't even start to build respectable power until 40 mph in first gear, it's not going to sneak up and get away from you, meanwhile I can pick up the front tire easily on my buddies Harley Sportster because it has low-end torque that the zx6r doesn't
This is true, alot of people dont realize that 600/1000cc supersports dont have much low end torque, something like a z900 (120HP) has more torque in the lower RPM range than a zx10r with 200hp..
This won't be exciting, but worth considering. Buy a used 250 Honda rebel. They're cheap. They're everywhere, and they run and run, hardly ever breaking. Folks usually sell them for a bigger bike in a short while. Get your skills figured out on something manageable, and you can usually sell it for what you bought it for, and THEN buy your dream bike.. If you drop a used Rebel as you learn. You're not scarring up your new $8K bike that you must pay on the next 4 years. You will still have fun. This is a proven method.
"ill just keep it in B mode" 😂
I’m 25 years old and I’ve been on my buddies 2001 R6 it was heavy but manageable and I’ve never ridden a motorcycle before. I’m sure I can start on a 600
Does changing the handle bar legal in US? Specifically from sport's handle bar to naked's one.
Totally legal
Yes, you should have tapped it. But it’s cool tho.
I’ve been riding dirt bikes looking at a 600 as first bike just because I’m don’t have a ton a money it wouldn’t make sense to be buying a new bike as I advance I got self control if you don’t I’d say probably don’t buy the 600
you’re in the woodbridge area that’s where i’m from
Woodbridge VA?
@@kevinc2332 yeah woodbridge va. you familiar
The answer is no. You can buy the bike and have it sit in the garage but you’ll need bike lessons with big bikes (other peoples ) before you get on yours.. the main reason is the bike weighs 400 lbs at 0 velocity which is a lot to balance. Once you get to higher speeds newtons laws kicks in and this bike becomes as heavy as car and your Spaghetti like limbs can easily get torn off. Never drop your foot on the road are arms to catch the bike at high speeds just jump off the bike at 40 mph and gear up for impact. It’ll hurt like a bitch but at least you’ll walk away with limbs not torn off. Broken bone is ok 😊 as long as not neck or backbone.
Hey man I grew up riding dirtbikes but have never been able to ride a street bike. Never rode a 450cc but ive rode 250cc a bit. I’ve been looking into getting a street bike, im 18 pretty small stature but just wanna know how well dirtbikes translate
Your on the verge of being a great biker keep it up
Which has the best seating position for back pains ?
Start on the bike that you want
I'm thinking about a ducati or a GSXR?
I have a 150 what is the next bike I should get I ride safe and I’m very cautious
Try an MT-03
I've road dirtbikes and quads and I've driven side by sides my whole life (since I was 8) and I think I wanna start on a 600 gsxr suzuki. I would say I'm pretty average and an ok rider. Is this a good idea???
Take the MSF course, start slow, work your way up, be smart and you should be fine
@@BodyRocker9 ok awesome. And do I need to buy a bike before the course or do they supply bikes?
@@excorcistzl11le62 They supplied them when I did mine
@@BodyRocker9 ok awesome! Thanks
Got a zx6r as a beginner motorcycle and ended up in hospital with broken arm
question; i grew up riding dirtbikes, i started on a 110cc and moved up to a 140cc which is where i am now, which isnt enough for me, getting into street bikes, am i a beginner or? what cc do you think is good for me? ive got mechanics mastered.
Start with 1000cc and go up to 1400cc when you’re ready
Don’t listen to him, don’t get something bigger than a 600.
@@okanoyukimy family who all rode motorcycles till they were 90+ years old always taught me that whatever bike you ride has to be atleast 1000cc or its a shit bike. never did they have an accident or anything. 1000cc+ is the way to go for sure because 600cc is just so small you cant even go from 0-100kmph in under 2 seconds which is basically...shit...so yeah
@@floofiegaming8596 thats cool and all but i have faster laptimes on a ninja 400 than alot of 1000cc riders lol
spunky sounds like a real life morty lol
Its only gonna go as fast as you twist throttle.
Im choosing between 2013 ninja 300 and cbr 600rr 2007, price is the same and only thing that i hvave driven before a long time was 80cc. Im looking at cbr600 mainly because im taller guy 185cm/6'1 and around 85kg and i think that ninja 300 is myb small bike . What should i get?
Any riding experience?
A 300 is definitely more of a beginner bike than a 600 ,but given ur height
and the fact that more people than not move on from a 300 after a while, I'd say get the 600. I'm 5'11 and on a 300. It's been fun to ride but I'll probably move on after this coming season,all things being equal.
get any 650cc bike if you're big, don't get a 600cc because they are pretty much crotch rockets, very different beast to 650's
I’ve never owned a bike in my life, but i’m thinking really to start with the ducati panigale v4s, for me i don’t like riding fast or something i want just to buy it and ride it 1 or 2 times in a week ?
Whaat should i do ?!
Why get an expensive bike when you’ll probably wreck it because of inexperience
Did you do it?
Yall do you think it’s okay to start with a 600? I’m a 5’2 woman
The stupidity of the 600/1000 cc supersport as a starter bike never going away under the premise of "well if i take it easy..."
Nobody is saying everybody who goes this route is going to kill themselves, but the idea that they're going to develop good skills and habits merely trying to control a a beast machine that is: supercar power to weight ratio, aggressive position, aggressive braking, high revving engine that begs for throttle.....
Then you get the 600 rider who has gotten to the point where he can do a few highway pulls and not kill himself but has chicken strips 2 inches wide and says "im ready to upgrade to a liter bike, ive outgrown the 600"!
Nobody outgrows a 600 except a professional racer lol, a 600 is an extremely fast scalpel. A 600 is a fast sports car rather than an overloaded on HP muscle car like a dodge demon. Anybody that thinks a 600 is slow absolutely can't ride for shit.
"Nobody outgrows a 600" 💯
All these people in the comments:
"I completely agree you gotta respect the bike. Also I'm 18 and my first bike was 600cc."
Guys you aren't "smart" or "mature" you are being stupid and reckless. God bless if you haven't had any accidents but by ignoring common sense and giving yourself time to learn you already broke the biggest safety protocol.
A lot of people I’ve heard or known of that started on a sport 600 or zx6r have either crashed it the first month or straight up died 💀 I ride a street triple r but started and rode a Honda grom for 2 years, I personally think if you’ve never rode get a darn 250, u don’t need to be going over 120 period if your a noob ruder not even tryna be rude but u just don’t know
That’s probably one of the smartest responses I’ve heard tbh…I keep trying to tell people this…and no one takes me serious when I discuss this topic. I see this happen literally all the time.. I’ve realized when it comes to crotch rockets most people don’t actually realize what they are getting themselves into..they go online and read it’s okay to start on a 600 and end up getting hurt or even worse. I try and preach the right message because I hate to see lives get destroyed.
hi can i ask for your help ? can you buy a sport bike like yours for 1,500 dollar? i need your help and I'm don't have exprince ride
Of course! You’re not going to find one that cheap unfortunately the prices are kind of high right now but if u spend anywhere between 5-7k you should be able to find a pretty decent used motorcycle. Hope that helps!
@@SpunkyBoyy thank you
600 is fine for beginners so long as the rider isn't an idiot... 600's are downright docile till you get them over 10k on the tach... They aren't gonna flip you off, they are agile and handle well... The power is ok but not intimidating... They are still fast, typically top out in the 150's.... But they don't get there in like 4 seconds like a literbike does... lol
600s are definitely not ok for beginners
@@slimfit767 Of course they are. Light, agile, power delivery is downright wimpy and lethargic under 8-10k RPM... They have good brakes... Most of us learned on 600's.
@@SquireSCA you're telling me you'd advise a complete beginner,someone who knows nothing about bikes,zero experience,to get an R⁶? Come on man.
@@slimfit767 The thing is people should take the MSF course. 1. It teaches a few things, and 2. Pass and you get your license. It’s worth every penny. Any bike can and will kill you if you go too crazy, sometimes accidents just happen as well. Now with that said I say clutch control and self control is important.. once you pull that clutch in all power is cut off to the rear wheel as everyone should know and that can and will save you in 99% of cases. You can start on a 600 just take it slow and really get used to the clutch, all you have to do is hop on the bike and SLOWLY let the clutch out, no throttle whatsoever. The problem is people don’t make these videos explaining all of this, even the “beginner” videos on smaller bikes you just don’t see people talking about the stuff that needs to be talked about. I’m no expert rider by any means.. but it’s a shame to see some of these “experts” not cover any of the meaty stuff.
@@justintanner246 if you're gonna start on a 600 its better to get a 2 cylinder bike like my sfv 650.getting something like a zx6r for a first bike is not advisable.
Are you saying that a z650 ain't a 600cc motorcycle?
My first brand new bike was an 07 zx6r ninja 🥷 lol… that thing was a freaking beast with out a doubt… 600 are fast hands down and you definitely have to respect the power they push out. I topped mine out at 172mp and felt like I was about to fly of my bike lololol got tammm diddd I love that adrenaline 😂😂😂. Trying to sell my 2016 YZF450 to buy another street bike. Any one looking to buy my dirt bike is of the hook and nothing wrong with the bike. 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Nice! I love Zx6r’s they are great bikes I really like the Zx10r as well that’s a beautiful bike! Haha ya definitely have to respect a 600 they are fast for sure. Yz450f? Nice! I have a Rm250 two stroke!
@@SpunkyBoyy
I’m with you for sure my brother 🤙🏽. I would like to get me a 2 stroke. I Learned how to ride dirt bikes on a 91 cr500. Talk about a bike that wants to rip your arms off if your not careful lolololol. Save riding my brother.
That s o u n d . . .
I started off on a tnt 135 then hopped on a sportster s 23 then i to a 1290 sdr evo. Don’t do this guys.
Which bike is he on?
Bro just get a bike don’t matter what it is long as you ain’t stupid and the bike is mechanically sound you’ll be fine
No start on a 125 die bike