@@NinjaNick400I’m working towards a bike right now so I see stuff online but this video covers ALOT of stuff that other creators don’t because they pretty assume we know certain things that they do. Thank you very much you are a great teacher and I think you should make many more videos for the humble beginner riders with little to go off of!
Very good had a couple videos not explain it clearly can you make a video of what to expect on the motorcycle learning course what gears to use the whole time and how to make sharp turns .
I just bought this as my first bike less than a week ago. Found it extremely easy to ride, haven’t stalled yet. Which has me confused after talking to people who own different motorcycles. What prevents the Ninja 400 from stalling when you let the clutch out all the way without touching the throttle? My friends said their bikes would stall if they tried that.
I’m not sure what prevents that but I will say the clutch is super light, can pull back with my pinky. I agree it is very easy to ride! The Ninja 400 dominates it’s class of bikes. When taking the msf class I stalled on the bikes without using throttle as well.
Thanks! I took the course last year. I never rode a motorcycle before that tho! It was extremely beneficial and I’m glad I learned to ride a bike the proper way instead of learning on my own.
I have no clue how to ride a motorcycle but i have a Chinese motorcycle in the garage in a crate i haven't even assembled it yet lol. Im debating whether i should assemble the bike first or take a motorcycle riding course first. I can't legally ride it anywhere i guess what do you think i should do?
I’ve never heard of a Motorcycle from china you assemble. Please let me know how the assembly of it goes! I’m wondering how safe that is too.. Take the class first! I strongly encourage to be legally able to ride. I took the class not knowing really anything about motorcycles and it helped me tremendously.
While you were breaking , when pulling the clutch and brake you also use the rear break to right??? So you clutch and use both front and rear brake right?
For a car, yes. Motorcycles have different laws. The state I’m in it’s legal to always have high beams on and actually encouraged. I recommend looking up your area’s law on motorcycle high beams :) I’d be interested in knowing if it is illegal or not!
@@NinjaNick400for curiosity sake, our laws are: only allowed when it's dark time wise or when visibility is less than 200meters and there's some rules even then where you gotta disable it to not blind other people, like if there's a car nearer than 50meter or something you can be fined for using them at inappropriate times
clear and concise!! very good video man! getting my ninja 400 soon hopefully!
Thanks, Glad I can help ya! Very exciting!
Seriously one of the best tutorials. I especially appreciated the redo at the beginning. 👨🏽🍳🤌🏽
Thanks :)
Best riding guide I’ve ever seen
Thanks :)
@@NinjaNick400I’m working towards a bike right now so I see stuff online but this video covers ALOT of stuff that other creators don’t because they pretty assume we know certain things that they do. Thank you very much you are a great teacher and I think you should make many more videos for the humble beginner riders with little to go off of!
Hey nick i appreciate this alot thank you man, im buying my ninja 400 soon and ill practice like this on your video thank you 😁🙏❤️
Absolutely! Glad to hear you are buying a 400 soon, you’ll love it! Let me know how the practice goes 😄
this was perfect for my attention span, do i still need to wait years to get a license? yes.:(
Very good had a couple videos not explain it clearly can you make a video of what to expect on the motorcycle learning course what gears to use the whole time and how to make sharp turns .
More down shifting and rev matching please 🙏
I have a video on Rev matching! ruclips.net/video/f_z8nBOLmCo/видео.html I plan on making another downshift/Rev match video soon!
I just bought this as my first bike less than a week ago. Found it extremely easy to ride, haven’t stalled yet. Which has me confused after talking to people who own different motorcycles. What prevents the Ninja 400 from stalling when you let the clutch out all the way without touching the throttle? My friends said their bikes would stall if they tried that.
I’m not sure what prevents that but I will say the clutch is super light, can pull back with my pinky. I agree it is very easy to ride! The Ninja 400 dominates it’s class of bikes. When taking the msf class I stalled on the bikes without using throttle as well.
Amazing!!
Thanks!!
Good job man great explanation. Did you take the MSF course?
Thanks! I took the course last year. I never rode a motorcycle before that tho! It was extremely beneficial and I’m glad I learned to ride a bike the proper way instead of learning on my own.
I just keep watching this video
I have no clue how to ride a motorcycle but i have a Chinese motorcycle in the garage in a crate i haven't even assembled it yet lol. Im debating whether i should assemble the bike first or take a motorcycle riding course first. I can't legally ride it anywhere i guess what do you think i should do?
I’ve never heard of a Motorcycle from china you assemble. Please let me know how the assembly of it goes! I’m wondering how safe that is too.. Take the class first! I strongly encourage to be legally able to ride. I took the class not knowing really anything about motorcycles and it helped me tremendously.
Beautiful
Thanks!!
While you were breaking , when pulling the clutch and brake you also use the rear break to right??? So you clutch and use both front and rear brake right?
is there a certain time to shift up?
High beams always on? That's illegal where I live bro
For a car, yes. Motorcycles have different laws. The state I’m in it’s legal to always have high beams on and actually encouraged. I recommend looking up your area’s law on motorcycle high beams :) I’d be interested in knowing if it is illegal or not!
@@NinjaNick400for curiosity sake, our laws are:
only allowed when it's dark time wise
or when visibility is less than 200meters
and there's some rules even then where you gotta disable it to not blind other people, like if there's a car nearer than 50meter or something
you can be fined for using them at inappropriate times