Yall some soft mfs, first bike was a yzf600 and I had that mf doing 80 on my first 5 minutes (no license no training other then dirt bikes in my younger days)
@@phoenixagent47 I was and still am nervous bro but just take your time and you'll be fine. I've put about 70 miles on my bike since my course riding in my neighborhood and some county roads. Finally got up to 65 and even went to the gas station. In no time you'll be out on the street doin just fine
The courage you have to JUST get your permit, go to the dealership, trek a 2 hour ride home, hats off to you. I had to get my friends to help me ride my bike for me for a dealer less than 3 miles away. Ride safe my guy
depends if he did safety courses prior and he knows the basics... idk. when i get mine its prob gonna be towed to my house then gonna go on a ride at 5 am when nobody out
“Dude I look so sick right now” lol that guilty pleasure thought that crossed every riders mind. Right away followed by your other thought of “I mean i probably don’t but I feel sick”
got my bike yesterday and drove over 200 miles and im slowly getting the hang of it good luck to everyone taking their msf course or getting their first bike soon
I've been riding for 30 years. I have to take my hat off to you for not only recording your first ride on a new motorcycle that you are not accustomed to, but also being new to riding in general....and then...to upload said footage for the world to see. Love it! Will be following your progress, adventures and ramblings. Some advice: get your motorcycle set up to your body asap. Ergonomics must be right. Then do a suspension setup to fit your weight and body. Enjoy!
I'm 38 and about to get my first bike. Never even ridden one before. I really appreciate this video because I guarantee that's exactly what's going to go through my head as well. Makes me feel no so alone.
I've been riding for nearly 7 years now and when you said "I can't wait til I'm used to this and I can just enjoy the ride", I FELT that. This video gave me hella throwbacks, I acted just like you and thought the same things. But trust me when I say this- ENJOY the beginner feeling, the new experiences and everything that comes with it. Because you will miss that feeling one day. It's just something very special about it. Thank for you the video and the little nostalgia trip of feelings that I had as a new rider and miss dearly, keep at it! Much love from Sweden.
I’m about to register for my learners then get my first bike no idea how this bike journey is goona work but I know it’s goona be worth it in the end‼️
Thank you for this video. Im getting my first bike in the next week or so so Ive been watching alot of newer riders and so many of them ride perfectly fine on their first ride and dont seem nervous at all. Your video is very realistic and probably just how Im going to be so its good to know not every new rider has the confidence to just go and ride. Can't wait to watch more of your stuff man :)
when he said he made a wide ass turn reminded me of when I was learning how to ride on the streets in the last month and how i went super wide into oncoming traffic day one
I've been riding for 30yrs, and this kid knocked out of the park on the first-time excitement. Kind only gets those feels when you buy a new bike, and I just came back from the dealership looking at the CF Moto 450SS. Now I just want the bike more after seeing this. From everything I've seen everyone likes this bike both for the ride and the compliments. Guess I'm just going to get mine now. Great video!!!!
WHEW!! I was nervous!! However, I am SUPER proud of what you were able to accomplish here. You were terrified, and you used your fear to keep you in check while riding. No goofing off. No risks. Just responsible riding with a little honest commentary. 😅 Super impressed with this feat here. Well done, Chris!!
the best thing about a motorcycle is the feeling of how free you are. changing lanes are quicker, you launch faster, the acceleration is punchier, and it's very easy to not intrude someone's lane
I was cackling so hard the entire video, because your commentary was more or less exactly what I was thinking to myself on my 30 minute ride home after picking up my nebula white 450ss earlier this week. Put over 500 miles on it already and have loved every minute of it. Looking forward to your future videos! Cheers.
I love the way you captured this experience. I started riding in 1997 when I was in high school. This is what it’s all about. Getting out there and enjoying yourself. Brings back memories. Be safe, ride within your abilities and have fun. 🏍️
Love it man. Rode my first bike home 2 years ago. Never ridden in my life and did it in February at night 30 degrees. Killed it at every light. Couldn’t find the shifter at first and kept hitting my foot peg. Came to terms I was probably going to die on the highway and now 2 years later I’m on a ninja 636 still learning every day. You rock brother. Hope you’re feeling better now that it’s been a few months. Much love
i feel those horn presses lol. I just started riding and whenever i go to cancel the turn signal I have a 50% chance I hit the horn first lol I give you so much credit for picking up your bike... I got mine delivered because I didnt wanna ride 45 mins home... bro sent it 2 hours!
I only planned to watch 30 seconds of the video and stayed until the end. Couldn't help but laugh with the commentary you were doing lmao. I also picked up my bike not long ago, and had the same feeling when I rode it home on the freeway haha. You actually passed by my street in the video, so that was cool to see! Welcome to riding!
I get so happy every time i hear someone get on for the first time and go "dude holy sh*t" because theyre mind blown they finally get to live their dream of riding. Best damn feeling on the planet.
I've been riding for 10 years and I wanted to tell u, great job taking it slow and not pushing yourself past ur limits, taking it slow while you get used to it is the best thing, keep it up ur sick as heck, ride safe mate
refreshing to see a first ride home vid where the rider actually knows what they're doing and gets comfy with the bike quickly. it pains me watching people bog their bike not giving it enough gas from a stop
Instant sub. Takes me back to my days of beginning to ride. 30 years later and that feeling of excitement you have stays forever. Enjoy the ride, shiny side up buddy
Honestly, this was very fun to watch. I'll finish getting a proper bike license soon (because in my country you need to be above 24 to get it) and with no experience with bikes at all, I imagine this is how I'm gonna feel. Oh, and I'm getting also getting a sport bike. Very cool you had the courage to show the world you first ride as well!
I'm a big comedy head. And this is one of the funniest videos I've ever seen. The sheer amount, of raw emotion coming out of this guy, that is self inflicted. It's great.
I just bought my first bike,wasn't this nervous, I rode dirt bikes growing up but man this was comical dude the commentary was top notch I was in tears
As someone who grew up riding dirt bikes and only drives manual vehicles. I love watching this video to see how other people feel getting on a motorcycle for the first time. Enjoy the riding man and be safe. Get some riding buddies to learn from! Also you got a new subscriber!
one of the most professional yet nooby videos for a literal new rider experiences you can find on you tube, really loved the clip man keep it up and ride safe.
I love your honesty on this video man! You got this man, I still remember riding my first bike and freaking out while I took off from a standstill. Stay safe out there bro!
Man, you did it so well for the first time 😆I bought my bike (a smaller 223cc bike) about a month ago after about two hours of classes and a few traumatic experiences years ago... I ended up dumping it while stopping behind a car while trying to lane split. Of course, it's way different riding a bike in the Dominican Republic... it's a freaking jungle. I watched your latest video, too. Such an improvement! BTW, despite what some people say in the comments, nice commenting on the videos.
Dude the courage you have to go to the dmv get your permit drive 2 hours and then go ride a bike back is insane. Hats off to you man. I just picked up my first bike as well it’s a ktm duke 390. I’ve ridden dirt bikes and stuff before but there’s nothing like getting on the road with a bunch of other cars. All that commentary is so real especially with brand new riders. Keep it up man 2 wheels down ride safe
Got my first bike 7 months ago. First ride i was scared shitless. Now i gun it down traffic standing straight up on the pegs and get lower than limbo in the twisties. You’ll get the hang of it trust🤝. Awesome bike.
damn i followed in the first minute! This is exactly how i felt when i learnt to ride a scooter.... baby steps to a owning a bike! Much deserved subscription bro! keep it up! plus i'll just say, from my personal experience with a scooter, the more confident you are while riding, the better you ride. now, confidence is good, over-confidence is not, ofcourse. Ride safe, let's get this journey started!!
Ayo, this was so fun to watch, currently 19 years old and almost there to buy my first Bike, I can't wait to experience the same stuff as you did. Ride safe my g.
Man this was amazing to see. Im taking my msf course next week and then off to buy my first bike. I know my anxiety will be high but seeing you take a 2 hour rode home as a new rider safely gave me a boost of confidence. Thanks for posting. " I can't believe i signed up for this' 😅
Bro I`m so proud of you. I`m 21 and never even touched a bike in my life, not even a bicycle. And for the past few weeks I`ve been obsessed with them, planning on buying myself a bicycle this summer just to practice on something and start saving up for my own 2-wheeled beauty lol. Just subbed, it`s gonna be interesting to see another newbie experiencing all this in my stead haha. WHAT DA SIGMA
It's so insane to me how early you are allowed to drive alone in the US. In most other places you have to do hours upon hours of training with an instructor, along with multiple tests, to get your license before you're allowed to drive alone
Watching some of your videos you’re inspiring me to actually do longform content here on RUclips. I even have a whole channel set up, but I’m too afraid to post. You gave me a little confidence thank you.❤❤❤❤
Broooooo, you brought me back to 19 years old buying my first '03 Suzuki SV650S with underfairings. Getting on the highway was the scariest thing I had done to date. Learn to be predictive and proactive, and not reactive. Put an exhaust on it to be heard, not for any other reason. Loud Pipes Saves Lives. Be safe, ride hard brother! Congrats on your purchase!
Taught myself how to ride about 5 years ago. In a empty Jack in the box parking lot then drove over 20miles home on the first gear lol within the first week i was riding like a natural but always enjoy the ride and not the slide
dude i watched your video 3 times already :)), i m learning and i have your video on the background right now, i can t wait to finish with the exams to have time to search for a bike :)) your excitement is so genuine
as a person thats never rode a sport bike and planning on getting this exact bike tomm ngl i feel like im gonna be scared out of my mind trying to ride it the first 3 mins was the most relatable thing ive ever heard wish me luck also subscribed and liked =)
Bro thank you for this video 😂😂 I’m buying my first bike and specifically the 450 ss this month and this made me feel so much more comfortable and be like it’s gonna be all good. Cause at many moments watching this I was like “ this is gonna be me “ 😂 stay safe bro 🤘
I just passed my CBT yesterday and the ride was so much fun. Hoping by September I have my bike. I'm thinking for a beginner a Zontes but might look at some other bikes. I do want eventually get a really nice one but for now. Zontes in case I drop it lol. Hearing your excitement is amazing and it's how I felt doing my CBT. You defo got a subscriber
Oh man I wanna learn how to ride so badly. As soon as I land a job now I’ve graduated I’ll just go for it and get lessons. I know I’ll be exactly the same as this. I know I’m gonna be rewatching this video so much in the lead up. Congrats man!
I just applied for my CBT been wanting a bike for years now, love ur videos btw gonna go through ur exact emotions when i go out on my first ride haha. keep up the good work man
Big shoutout to you. Im 24 now looking for another bike. Got my first one when i was 22 and practiced in a school parking lot for a week before i felt comfortable enough to go faster on a country road. Idk if i could have done what you're doing in this video. Well done partner. I look forward to seeing more videos from you
this video just gave me huge amount of confidence that I need when I get my first bike. I am gonna come back to it the day I ride my first bike home too. thank you for being so frank about it
I got the same 450ss as my first bike this year. This really remind me of my first ride home. Don’t know how to fuel, going 30 miles and thinking I am going too fast, stays in the second and third gear almost entire trip because I panicked. Mine was shorter ride though. This bike is super fun, and powerful. I hope you safe and have fun on this bike.
I just took my first "traffic" ride the other day. I had been doing a lot of neighborhood and parking lot stuff but figured it was time to ride with traffic. I will say that I didn't have near the balls that you did by jumping into the deep end just a day or so after my MSF. I bought a used bike and had a buddy test ride it and drive it back to my house for me. I have to ride on a parkway to go anywhere from my house and the cars are literally doing highway speeds, which is why it took me some time to get up the nerve. Thanks for sharing your first ride adventure. Be safe out there.
One thing I would recommend to new riders to keep from stalling is to hold the gas open to like 10% and then just really slowly ease off the clutch. It doesn't matter if you ride the clutch on a bike like you have to worry about it in a car. Cars have dry clutches, bike clutches spin around in oil. It honestly doesn't get hot and burn up like that. Just ride the hell out of the clutch until you get the timing and feel of everything down. Also, when shifting up remember to completely close the throttle, clutch in, click up, release clutch, then reopen throttle. It will keep the bike from being jerky. You don't have to be all fast and crispy when you are learning how to ride. Just get into the higher gear and then reopen the throttle. You have enough forward momentum and your rpms are up enough that you aren't going to stall or hurt anything when shifting like this, even when done slowly. It will get faster and smoother with a little bit of practice. And one last thing, remember that the rear brake is great for holding the bike still at a stop and on a hill, you can do the thing I mentioned about giving the gas about 10% and then easing off the brake as you are releasing the clutch to keep from rolling backwards.
Grats on the new bike bro. One huge piece of advice ii have is totally forget about other cars being mad at you because you’re holding them up while turning or getting moving from a stop. It allows you to concentrate more on your fundamentals of the bike and pay attention to what’s going on around you. All those nerves will go away eventually and you’ll be able to really enjoy your ride (=
Congratulations! I like how you shared the whole play-by-play of what's going through your mind on your first ride, and look forward to more of these in the future, maybe the Ortega Highway since you're in So Cal, or maybe even come down to San Diego for a day or two.
This video is really impactful for me. Bro is clearly scared, has very minimal idea what he’s doing, and seems a bit overwhelmed. But Despite all that he is still doing it, he’s still trying and trying until he gets it even tho he’s scared and out of his comfort zone. I hope to break down my walls and live in a similar way, Thanks for the Vibes, Much Love
I put my bike in my truck, then unloaded it at work. Have been riding early morning and late at night for 4 days. I’ve wanted to get more experience before hitting the road… this is the best video of exactly how I feel!!!
Just finished my first ride today. Watched this vid last night and pickes up my bike today and rodeit nearly 200 milea home. My internal monologues pretty much matched this.
Got my first bike in late January and I remember thinking about the same stuff you were saying. I love the 450ss if I didn’t get my zx4rr then I would’ve gone with that bike for sure 👍🏽 hope you’re having fun man!
"at the light turn right - WHAT IF I'M SCARED?!"
This is a 100% accurate commentary of what we all think when we ride on our own the first time.
Yip, i was there tooo..... got to the lights, I was FK this push it to a park
Yall some soft mfs, first bike was a yzf600 and I had that mf doing 80 on my first 5 minutes (no license no training other then dirt bikes in my younger days)
@@kerxy5357 so you had no training other than training on dirtbikes. got it.
@@kerxy5357Sir, that's illegal.
@@kerxy5357nobody cares that your life is worthless lil bro🤣
“I forgot how to shift” 😭
i literally did the same thing on my first ride lol
@@Zen450SS i am seeing all the new riders and its making me kinda nurvous
@@phoenixagent47 just be careful, and know that we are too
@@phoenixagent47 once you practice it becomes easier..
@@phoenixagent47 I was and still am nervous bro but just take your time and you'll be fine. I've put about 70 miles on my bike since my course riding in my neighborhood and some county roads. Finally got up to 65 and even went to the gas station. In no time you'll be out on the street doin just fine
The courage you have to JUST get your permit, go to the dealership, trek a 2 hour ride home, hats off to you. I had to get my friends to help me ride my bike for me for a dealer less than 3 miles away.
Ride safe my guy
Same here😂
depends if he did safety courses prior and he knows the basics... idk. when i get mine its prob gonna be towed to my house then gonna go on a ride at 5 am when nobody out
Bro im on my third day of practice..i wouldnt have the balls to take out the bike on traffic for 2 hours hats off !!!
Always be safer.
like I heard myself talking in my helpet a month ago when I got my first ride
"If you don't have a motorcycle please get one, unless you have people you love and want to live." Never heard words with more value
9:00
“Dude I look so sick right now” lol that guilty pleasure thought that crossed every riders mind. Right away followed by your other thought of “I mean i probably don’t but I feel sick”
the amount of times this man has said 'what the sigma' 😭
dudes annoying af i couldnt watch anymore
@@krispykactus2106 fr
@@Clipzurr matured*
matured? LMAO 😭
@@krispykactus2106 bro thinks he has aura because he doesnt aspire to be a skibidi sigma of ohio
got my bike yesterday and drove over 200 miles and im slowly getting the hang of it good luck to everyone taking their msf course or getting their first bike soon
completed mine sunday just waiting for my forms in the mail to get my permit
I take my msf course on the 13th/14t/15th mad excited
@@lemon15960 nice man good luck dont over think it legit what the instructors told me was dont think just do itll come naturally
@@lemon15960i failed mine but went to the dmv and almost failed that. But i got my license
Did you get this bike or a different one? how much over MSRP did you pay? OTD
I've been riding for 30 years. I have to take my hat off to you for not only recording your first ride on a new motorcycle that you are not accustomed to, but also being new to riding in general....and then...to upload said footage for the world to see.
Love it! Will be following your progress, adventures and ramblings.
Some advice: get your motorcycle set up to your body asap. Ergonomics must be right. Then do a suspension setup to fit your weight and body.
Enjoy!
And get some gloves ❤
He had his gloves on after he got gas. @@matthewblunderbuss4545
@@matthewblunderbuss4545 he has gloves and he wears them
He did a good job
@@MotoN1lz Good to hear.
I'm 38 and about to get my first bike. Never even ridden one before.
I really appreciate this video because I guarantee that's exactly what's going to go through my head as well.
Makes me feel no so alone.
Did you forget the 300 what the sigmas in the first hour of riding?
Take the MSF. Please take the MSF.
@@mattw7926 whats that
there is always a first time, gotta start somewhere. i would like to in the future to get one who knows and this will be so me also lol.
Same, 38. I'm starting motorbike riding school next month, can't wait. Hoping to get a few hours in before the winter season.
4:07 the mf on the bicycle passing you 💀💀💀
He wanted to say he beat a sportbike haha
I've been riding for nearly 7 years now and when you said "I can't wait til I'm used to this and I can just enjoy the ride", I FELT that. This video gave me hella throwbacks, I acted just like you and thought the same things. But trust me when I say this- ENJOY the beginner feeling, the new experiences and everything that comes with it. Because you will miss that feeling one day. It's just something very special about it. Thank for you the video and the little nostalgia trip of feelings that I had as a new rider and miss dearly, keep at it!
Much love from Sweden.
I don’t get the same rush after years of riding too 😔
Did you also say "what the sigma"?
I’m about to register for my learners then get my first bike no idea how this bike journey is goona work but I know it’s goona be worth it in the end‼️
Tjoooo
@@SolidPRAWNtime for the track
This gotta be the most real first time rider vid for sure 💯
I love his "What the sigma" because i do the same thing and i honestly cant help it anymore 😭😭
@TheReaper9lol for real
@TheReaper9ain’t that the truth💀
dead glad others in the comment don’t relate to this brain dead saying
@TheReaper9 😭😭
What does that even mean?! lol
4:07 bro getting passed by a bicycle was the funniest shit in this whole video bruh 💀
Thank you for this video. Im getting my first bike in the next week or so so Ive been watching alot of newer riders and so many of them ride perfectly fine on their first ride and dont seem nervous at all. Your video is very realistic and probably just how Im going to be so its good to know not every new rider has the confidence to just go and ride. Can't wait to watch more of your stuff man :)
when he said he made a wide ass turn reminded me of when I was learning how to ride on the streets in the last month and how i went super wide into oncoming traffic day one
Now this is how you start a motovlog I definitely wanna stay
I was dying 😂bros just yappin and it’s funny ash
I've been riding for 30yrs, and this kid knocked out of the park on the first-time excitement. Kind only gets those feels when you buy a new bike, and I just came back from the dealership looking at the CF Moto 450SS. Now I just want the bike more after seeing this. From everything I've seen everyone likes this bike both for the ride and the compliments. Guess I'm just going to get mine now. Great video!!!!
WHEW!! I was nervous!! However, I am SUPER proud of what you were able to accomplish here. You were terrified, and you used your fear to keep you in check while riding. No goofing off. No risks. Just responsible riding with a little honest commentary. 😅 Super impressed with this feat here. Well done, Chris!!
the "what the sigma" every 5 minutes was killing me. you are so REAL. i can't wait to get a bike
the best thing about a motorcycle is the feeling of how free you are. changing lanes are quicker, you launch faster, the acceleration is punchier, and it's very easy to not intrude someone's lane
I was cackling so hard the entire video, because your commentary was more or less exactly what I was thinking to myself on my 30 minute ride home after picking up my nebula white 450ss earlier this week. Put over 500 miles on it already and have loved every minute of it. Looking forward to your future videos! Cheers.
Upload more video like this man its fun
more comin soon!
@@MotoChrispy where da videos? u can blow up if u keep posting trust the process
@@buddy812it’s only been 4 days lol, it takes new creators like a week or 2 to get another video made, let him do his thing 🙌
@@MotoChrispy post post
@@buddy812Let him be, bro. He prolly cookin’ something good over there for us
I love the way you captured this experience. I started riding in 1997 when I was in high school. This is what it’s all about. Getting out there and enjoying yourself. Brings back memories. Be safe, ride within your abilities and have fun. 🏍️
Love it man. Rode my first bike home 2 years ago. Never ridden in my life and did it in February at night 30 degrees. Killed it at every light. Couldn’t find the shifter at first and kept hitting my foot peg. Came to terms I was probably going to die on the highway and now 2 years later I’m on a ninja 636 still learning every day. You rock brother. Hope you’re feeling better now that it’s been a few months. Much love
i feel those horn presses lol. I just started riding and whenever i go to cancel the turn signal I have a 50% chance I hit the horn first lol I give you so much credit for picking up your bike... I got mine delivered because I didnt wanna ride 45 mins home... bro sent it 2 hours!
Love the authentic commentary. It's refreshing how genuine this is. Nice looking bike, brother.
I only planned to watch 30 seconds of the video and stayed until the end. Couldn't help but laugh with the commentary you were doing lmao. I also picked up my bike not long ago, and had the same feeling when I rode it home on the freeway haha. You actually passed by my street in the video, so that was cool to see! Welcome to riding!
I love how he is problem solving out loud and he gets super excited.
I get so happy every time i hear someone get on for the first time and go "dude holy sh*t" because theyre mind blown they finally get to live their dream of riding. Best damn feeling on the planet.
I've been riding for 10 years and I wanted to tell u, great job taking it slow and not pushing yourself past ur limits, taking it slow while you get used to it is the best thing, keep it up ur sick as heck, ride safe mate
refreshing to see a first ride home vid where the rider actually knows what they're doing and gets comfy with the bike quickly. it pains me watching people bog their bike not giving it enough gas from a stop
Instant sub. Takes me back to my days of beginning to ride. 30 years later and that feeling of excitement you have stays forever. Enjoy the ride, shiny side up buddy
Honestly, this was very fun to watch.
I'll finish getting a proper bike license soon (because in my country you need to be above 24 to get it) and with no experience with bikes at all, I imagine this is how I'm gonna feel. Oh, and I'm getting also getting a sport bike.
Very cool you had the courage to show the world you first ride as well!
I'm a big comedy head. And this is one of the funniest videos I've ever seen. The sheer amount, of raw emotion coming out of this guy, that is self inflicted. It's great.
I just bought my first bike,wasn't this nervous, I rode dirt bikes growing up but man this was comical dude the commentary was top notch I was in tears
As someone who grew up riding dirt bikes and only drives manual vehicles. I love watching this video to see how other people feel getting on a motorcycle for the first time. Enjoy the riding man and be safe. Get some riding buddies to learn from! Also you got a new subscriber!
You are clearly a better rider than me. When I started riding 20 years ago, I dropped my bike 50 m after I left my home for the 1st time.
Same
one of the most professional yet nooby videos for a literal new rider experiences you can find on you tube, really loved the clip man keep it up and ride safe.
Bro, the commentary is 100% legit 😂. A little practice and the confidence goes way up! Thanks for bringing me back to my first ride! 😅
I love your honesty on this video man! You got this man, I still remember riding my first bike and freaking out while I took off from a standstill. Stay safe out there bro!
Just ordered an R3 today, about to pick it up this weekend. Feeling more confident now after watching your video! Keep it up and ride safe!
How are you loving the R3?
@@NykesterWaltzz It’s awesome and a great bike for beginner like me.
@@cristchi453 Is it still fun after almost 6 months?
@@troykeller257 I sold the bike right after I got the first service and bought a CBR650R😂
@@cristchi453 LMAO I hope you enjoy that one hahahaha
Rode home 3 months ago, I stalled so many times 😂 Then went slow for my first 1000km. Fun to look back, I honestly Love these vids.
Today I stalled 2 times, once on green light in front row, second time while stopping for red \(￣︶￣*\))
Man, you did it so well for the first time 😆I bought my bike (a smaller 223cc bike) about a month ago after about two hours of classes and a few traumatic experiences years ago... I ended up dumping it while stopping behind a car while trying to lane split. Of course, it's way different riding a bike in the Dominican Republic... it's a freaking jungle. I watched your latest video, too. Such an improvement! BTW, despite what some people say in the comments, nice commenting on the videos.
Dude the courage you have to go to the dmv get your permit drive 2 hours and then go ride a bike back is insane. Hats off to you man. I just picked up my first bike as well it’s a ktm duke 390. I’ve ridden dirt bikes and stuff before but there’s nothing like getting on the road with a bunch of other cars. All that commentary is so real especially with brand new riders. Keep it up man 2 wheels down ride safe
Got my first bike 7 months ago. First ride i was scared shitless. Now i gun it down traffic standing straight up on the pegs and get lower than limbo in the twisties. You’ll get the hang of it trust🤝. Awesome bike.
I smell another statistic
damn i followed in the first minute! This is exactly how i felt when i learnt to ride a scooter.... baby steps to a owning a bike!
Much deserved subscription bro! keep it up!
plus i'll just say, from my personal experience with a scooter, the more confident you are while riding, the better you ride.
now, confidence is good, over-confidence is not, ofcourse. Ride safe, let's get this journey started!!
What the sigma💀
what does that mean? lolz
@@Brandon-Headrickdon’t worry it doesn’t mean anything it’s just some esoteric saying that’s supposed to be intentionally cringe
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@sweatervoost2768No, the driver literally said it in the video while filling with gas. Its not to say that its cringe
😂😂😂😂😂
Ayo, this was so fun to watch, currently 19 years old and almost there to buy my first Bike, I can't wait to experience the same stuff as you did. Ride safe my g.
Man this was amazing to see. Im taking my msf course next week and then off to buy my first bike. I know my anxiety will be high but seeing you take a 2 hour rode home as a new rider safely gave me a boost of confidence. Thanks for posting. " I can't believe i signed up for this' 😅
now this is pure authenticity. gained a sub! ride safe bro
Bro I`m so proud of you. I`m 21 and never even touched a bike in my life, not even a bicycle. And for the past few weeks I`ve been obsessed with them, planning on buying myself a bicycle this summer just to practice on something and start saving up for my own 2-wheeled beauty lol. Just subbed, it`s gonna be interesting to see another newbie experiencing all this in my stead haha. WHAT DA SIGMA
It's so insane to me how early you are allowed to drive alone in the US. In most other places you have to do hours upon hours of training with an instructor, along with multiple tests, to get your license before you're allowed to drive alone
Most motorcyclists don’t have a license
Watching some of your videos you’re inspiring me to actually do longform content here on RUclips. I even have a whole channel set up, but I’m too afraid to post. You gave me a little confidence thank you.❤❤❤❤
Broooooo, you brought me back to 19 years old buying my first '03 Suzuki SV650S with underfairings. Getting on the highway was the scariest thing I had done to date. Learn to be predictive and proactive, and not reactive. Put an exhaust on it to be heard, not for any other reason. Loud Pipes Saves Lives. Be safe, ride hard brother! Congrats on your purchase!
Bro I want to get a bike so bad. This video is encouraging for new riders. The amount of honesty is awesome!
3:00 that feeling after leaving the barbers 🤣😮💨
This makes me happy, idk why but thank you haha also I'm about to get the SRS version of this in the next few days, I'm excited as fck lol
Same here!😂 just makes ya feel it all over again.
Bro I love that you aint afraid to be legit and not pretend to be a tough guy. Much fucking love and respect to you man.
The language could use some cleanup for sure but the RAW experience of your first bike/ride is legit. Glad you made it home. You'll be fine.
Hi bro im getting a bike soon love to watch your next videos
excited for you man it’s a lot of fun!
hopefully will get mine in 6 weeks, keep updating us!!
exciting man!
2:38 Bros panic was so relatable lmao
Taught myself how to ride about 5 years ago. In a empty Jack in the box parking lot then drove over 20miles home on the first gear lol within the first week i was riding like a natural but always enjoy the ride and not the slide
the horn got me at 8:09 lmaoo, earned yourself a sub that was hilarious to watch. We all start somewhere man!
This is so cute 😭❤️
I just died laughing for 12 minutes straight 😂😂
Im buying a 450SS at the same dealership very soon 😎
Safe riding!
that’s exciting!
The brainrot is strong with this one
dude i watched your video 3 times already :)), i m learning and i have your video on the background right now, i can t wait to finish with the exams to have time to search for a bike :)) your excitement is so genuine
Just bought the CFMoto 450ss 2024 today! It’s my first bike and the only experience I have is my 2 day training class! You made me feel so better!
the honking lmaoo
That got me good 😂
7:47 first WEEEUH
0:45 only 2 hours ride and the bottom it say 58 min lol
i think that mightve been if he took the freeway he might not have his license yet
as a person thats never rode a sport bike and planning on getting this exact bike tomm ngl i feel like im gonna be scared out of my mind trying to ride it the first 3 mins was the most relatable thing ive ever heard wish me luck also subscribed and liked =)
Bro thank you for this video 😂😂 I’m buying my first bike and specifically the 450 ss this month and this made me feel so much more comfortable and be like it’s gonna be all good. Cause at many moments watching this I was like “ this is gonna be me “ 😂 stay safe bro 🤘
Mate, I was smiling the whole time watching this hahah. This is so relatable. Good effort just getting on with it man
I just passed my CBT yesterday and the ride was so much fun. Hoping by September I have my bike. I'm thinking for a beginner a Zontes but might look at some other bikes. I do want eventually get a really nice one but for now. Zontes in case I drop it lol. Hearing your excitement is amazing and it's how I felt doing my CBT. You defo got a subscriber
Oh man I wanna learn how to ride so badly. As soon as I land a job now I’ve graduated I’ll just go for it and get lessons. I know I’ll be exactly the same as this. I know I’m gonna be rewatching this video so much in the lead up. Congrats man!
This guy is a hidden gem, so glad I found you G! Love your bike ♥
I just applied for my CBT been wanting a bike for years now, love ur videos btw gonna go through ur exact emotions when i go out on my first ride haha. keep up the good work man
This first ride is legendary, in a good way. And definitely going to be memorable. I love the video man.
Big shoutout to you. Im 24 now looking for another bike. Got my first one when i was 22 and practiced in a school parking lot for a week before i felt comfortable enough to go faster on a country road. Idk if i could have done what you're doing in this video. Well done partner. I look forward to seeing more videos from you
You can see so much progress already in these 2 hours, congrats man, also nice STI
this video just gave me huge amount of confidence that I need when I get my first bike. I am gonna come back to it the day I ride my first bike home too. thank you for being so frank about it
Thank you for posting this! I am getting my first bike soon and I am super nervous lol. It is nice to watch a video of someone just as nervous as I am
I got the same 450ss as my first bike this year. This really remind me of my first ride home. Don’t know how to fuel, going 30 miles and thinking I am going too fast, stays in the second and third gear almost entire trip because I panicked. Mine was shorter ride though. This bike is super fun, and powerful. I hope you safe and have fun on this bike.
I just took my first "traffic" ride the other day. I had been doing a lot of neighborhood and parking lot stuff but figured it was time to ride with traffic. I will say that I didn't have near the balls that you did by jumping into the deep end just a day or so after my MSF. I bought a used bike and had a buddy test ride it and drive it back to my house for me. I have to ride on a parkway to go anywhere from my house and the cars are literally doing highway speeds, which is why it took me some time to get up the nerve. Thanks for sharing your first ride adventure. Be safe out there.
This made me feel a lot better about getting a bigger bike & I was also laughing a lot during this video. Keep up the good work!
One thing I would recommend to new riders to keep from stalling is to hold the gas open to like 10% and then just really slowly ease off the clutch. It doesn't matter if you ride the clutch on a bike like you have to worry about it in a car. Cars have dry clutches, bike clutches spin around in oil. It honestly doesn't get hot and burn up like that. Just ride the hell out of the clutch until you get the timing and feel of everything down.
Also, when shifting up remember to completely close the throttle, clutch in, click up, release clutch, then reopen throttle. It will keep the bike from being jerky. You don't have to be all fast and crispy when you are learning how to ride. Just get into the higher gear and then reopen the throttle. You have enough forward momentum and your rpms are up enough that you aren't going to stall or hurt anything when shifting like this, even when done slowly. It will get faster and smoother with a little bit of practice.
And one last thing, remember that the rear brake is great for holding the bike still at a stop and on a hill, you can do the thing I mentioned about giving the gas about 10% and then easing off the brake as you are releasing the clutch to keep from rolling backwards.
Thank you for all your advice 😁🤘
Grats on the new bike bro. One huge piece of advice ii have is totally forget about other cars being mad at you because you’re holding them up while turning or getting moving from a stop. It allows you to concentrate more on your fundamentals of the bike and pay attention to what’s going on around you. All those nerves will go away eventually and you’ll be able to really enjoy your ride (=
Congratulations! I like how you shared the whole play-by-play of what's going through your mind on your first ride, and look forward to more of these in the future, maybe the Ortega Highway since you're in So Cal, or maybe even come down to San Diego for a day or two.
This video is really impactful for me. Bro is clearly scared, has very minimal idea what he’s doing, and seems a bit overwhelmed. But Despite all that he is still doing it, he’s still trying and trying until he gets it even tho he’s scared and out of his comfort zone. I hope to break down my walls and live in a similar way, Thanks for the Vibes, Much Love
This is awesome seeing a new rider get there first bike. Treasure this moment bro
I put my bike in my truck, then unloaded it at work. Have been riding early morning and late at night for 4 days. I’ve wanted to get more experience before hitting the road… this is the best video of exactly how I feel!!!
Just finished my first ride today. Watched this vid last night and pickes up my bike today and rodeit nearly 200 milea home. My internal monologues pretty much matched this.
Bro i aint een finna cap, dis the motorcycle content creator we neeeed
Got my first bike in late January and I remember thinking about the same stuff you were saying. I love the 450ss if I didn’t get my zx4rr then I would’ve gone with that bike for sure 👍🏽 hope you’re having fun man!
Dude that's the most realistic and original video I've seen in years lol, this guy is awesome 😂😂
Love this video lol. You’re the second person I’ve stumbled upon that’s riding around in Orange County lol congrats on your first bike
Yknow, this just made me hella confident in riding for the first time, you made this look fun!