I Bought a Motorcycle and I Can’t Ride It!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- My first time on a motorcycle! In this video I will be learning how to ride a Honda Rebel 300. I just bought this bike and I wanted to share my journey as I learn how to ride. I am a total beginner when it comes to riding motorcycles! So this video will show me learning the basics of riding and practicing short exercises with the bike.
A big shoutout to Dave for teaching me how to ride and being so patient with me! To teach me how to ride a motorcycle for the first time, I was told to practice walking with the bike in neutral to get a feel for the weight and then I learned how to slowly roll off the clutch. I was very happy with how quickly I was able to pick things up. I plan on uploading a playlist of my riding progress (shifting gears, turns, increasing my speed, quick stops) so keep an eye out for that!
DAY 2 is posted! Here's the LINK: First Time Riding a Motorcycle - • My First Motorcycle! (...
⊹ AMAZON WISHLIST - www.amazon.com...
🤙🏼 SAY HI
⊹ youtube・ @RidewithRea
⊹ instagram・ / ridewithreaa
⊹ tiktok・ / ridewithrea
📷 CAMERA GEAR
⊹ INSTA 360 X4 - www.insta360.c...
⊹ INSTA 360 ACE PRO + free gift - www.insta360.c...
⊹ INSTA 360 X3 + free gift - www.insta360.c....
⊹ INSTA 360 ONE RS - www.insta360.c....
⊹ INSTA 360 ACCESSORIES - store.insta360...
⊹ SENA 50S - www.sena.com/u...
⊹ RODE Wireless Microphone - amzn.to/3JIVOkI
⊹ PoP Lav Microphone - amzn.to/3JFemlN
🏍 MOTORCYCLE GEAR
⊹ REV'IT! Eclipse Women's Jacket - imp.i104546.ne...
⊹ Scorpion EXO R320 Helmet - amzn.to/3CZ61WN
⊹ Riding Gloves - amzn.to/3D3o1iA
⊹ Women Riding Boots - amzn.to/3NE613j
⊹ Insta 360 Camera Mount - amzn.to/45NGdKv
⊹ Insta 360 Motorcycle Kit - amzn.to/46xvXFX
⊹ HELMET WALL RACK - amzn.to/4awOwfp
⊹ Z Bars: https - //www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/biltwell-keystone-xl-1-handlebars
*DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description are affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission
~ at no additional cost to you 😊 Thank you for supporting me so I can continue to make videos!
Thank you for supporting me so I can continue to make videos each week!
Thanks for watching! 🙌🏼
-------
SUBSCRIBE: / @ridewithrea
-------
#hondarebel #motorcyclegirl #motorcyclelife #motorcycles #learntoride #hondarebel300 #girlswhoridemotorcycles
As an experienced rider, cherish these moments, feel the adrenaline, and enjoy the learning! I miss this feeling of not knowing and uncertainty when I ride my bike.
I almost died 5x in my 1st year riding first year is no joke
@@laryangel4082 how many of those were your fault? I’ve been riding almost a year and have yet to experience a life threatening situation. I believe a lot of riders put themselves in those types of situations. Trying to show off or riding outside of their experience level. Don’t get me wrong, I have seen a lot of dumb drivers but if your vigilant, pay attention to your surroundings and don’t ride like an idiot, I truly believe there would be a lot less incidents that injure or potentially kill the motorists. U
I hope your still riding and that those scary situations haven’t scared you into not riding again. Be safe out there.
I don't know. I live in a colder climate so it feels like every spring is starting over on a bike.
@@derekmortensen1665 My close call happened my first year of riding, it was a 4 way intersection but two way stop where like I didn't have a stop sign and oncoming traffic didn't but the road on the left and right had a stop sign, some old man didn't see me even though II had my headlight on, didn't stop and would have hit me if I wasn't paying attention to him specifically and hit my brakes
@@Everyone_Dies good job on noticing the potential on coming danger. I almost don’t move until I know I made some sort of eye contact with them. I really do hate those kind of streets. In an old town I used to live at in Colorado had streets like those, but minus the stop signs. I could never tell who had the right away. It was ridiculous. Lol.
The one thing I have learned and I’m the same way when it comes to driving vehicles is always expect someone to cut you off, brake check you or blow with stoplights/ stop signs. If you always have that mentality, you will avoid a lot of potential accidents. I hope nothing crazy has happened since that incident and keep on riding safe.
I'm a 60 year old guy who is blessed with a sister who knew my one wish was to get a motorcycle. Things worked out, so she got me one. These videos are inspiring me as I come back to riding after 42 years. Have fun Rea, I'm right there with you.
oh my gosh that's so awesome!! safe riding! :)
You have one amazing sister!!!!! I'm turning 60 next month have wanted a motorcycle my whole life but lived from paycheck to paycheck even been homeless a couple of times, my sister is rich and it will be a miracle if she even gives me $100, 99% percent of my birthdays she gives nothing!
@@mikesbigtank6015 Man it sounds like she doesn't care about you that much. I wish you well.
I won’t be the person who mentions that you need at least a mesh jacket, gloves, and a more protective helmet. I’ve crashed at 30mph and even at that low speed, you don’t want your skin grinding on tarmac.
Yes proper gear is so important!!Since recording this video, I now have a full face helmet, riding jacket with padding and leather gloves! I’ll be wearing that in my next progress video. Thanks for the info! :) I definitely don’t want to risk tearing up my skin 🥲
It's not even about crashing and falling. Getting hit by bugs, small pebbles and twigs at high speed will sting even with regular clothes.
Rea congrats 👏, When you ease the clutch out lightly not all the way, the bike is moving. That's called the "friction zone". Remember the front and rear brake are on the same side, opposite of the clutch. You got this young Lady. I'm looking forward to more beginner content. As soon as I get my permit I'm buying either a 2022 Street Bob or Low Rider S. They both have the 114 engine.
But you don’t look cool.
@@locoocho2415thank you so much!! & that’s a great bike!😊
I know others have said this, but I want to reinforce that developing familiarity with the friction zone on your clutch is one of the best things you can do early on to increase your confidence on the bike. You got this! Once the controls become second nature it's absurd how good it feels to just cruise around on two wheels. You're going to love it.
This is the way. When I taught my wife how to ride we spent hours upon hours just getting her used to the friction zone in first gear. Friction zone, get rolling, roll to a stop. Over and over again until it was muscle memory and she could do it without even thinking. Then same thing but a little more speed, and gently using the rear brake to come to a stop. Over and over again. Then same thing with front brake. It's all about repetition until it's muscle memory. A few days in we had her shifting up to second gear and coming to a stop. After a week of this she was riding around the neighborhood like a boss.
After that we found an empty parking lot and started practicing u-turns (and how finding the friction zone and applying some light rear brake at the same time helps) as well as doing a slalom course, and practicing emergency stops. It was a lot of grinding and it got a bit boring for her after a while, but it helped her learn the basics which in turn made her pass her MSF course and get her license on the first try. We've been riding together for seven years now.
“absurd how good it feels” This, exactly. Absurd is the only correct word to use. Absolutely absurd.
The joy when using the throttle for the first time ever...priceless! So fun to see that pure reaction!
I am impressed by your willingness to share your journey and to be this vulnerable and risk so much ridiculous judgement. BTW you are brave and awesome and have a spectacular life ahead. Count me a fan….
Haha thank you so much! I think it’s important to share these moments even if they might be a bit embarrassing. I hope it encourages others. Learning means I’ll probably make many mistakes in the process and that’s okay.
& if I can do this, so can anyone! 💪🏼😊
@@RidewithRea I know you said you were not going to do just motorcycle content, but I can assure you, motorcycle content will get more views than most anything else you could do.
@@spartanx169x I think you’re right 😅 & thank you! I like sharing my journey so I will definitely be sharing more motorcycle content :) just waiting for the weather to get a bit nicer here. It’s been raining a lot and I’m not comfortable practicing on wet roads just yet🫠
It's great that you got a motorcycle. I'm 64, and have been riding dirt bikes since age 8, and street bikes since age 16. I got my license on my 16th birthday. It will take years to really become really proficient on it. All my dirt bike experience helped a lot, before I started riding in traffic. The hardest thing to learn is not how to control the motorcycle, but how to deal with traffic. To everybody out there in a 4 wheeled vehicle, you are invisible.
The front brake is probably the most important control on a bike. You need to learn how to modulate it while coming to a stop from highway speeds in the shortest time possible without locking up the front wheel. Hopefully that bike doesn't have ABS. You have not learned how to ride a motorcycle until you have learned how to ride one without ABS properly.
The first thing she should of been taught is the dress properly, even a fall at 5-10 mph will severely injury this pretty girls bare skin. Shame on the instructor for not advising her properly, ATGATT
I am looking at getting my first bike ever and this video just gave me the motivation I needed to go for it and learn. Total Beginner I look forward to this new journey and community.
you got this! safe riding
I just got a HONDA REBEL 500 MOTORBIKE, and i love it.
I learned to ride on an old school Honda Rebel, hell yeah! I went from that straight to a 2008 Honda CBR600rr.
Ive always liked the look of a rebel. I used it to pass my test. Maybe one day I'll buy rebel 1000
Thank you for the video. I got my Motorcycle License in January and I’m getting my bike this week. This video is a perfect review. 🙏🏾
thank you! congrats on getting your bike
If there is anything in the world to impulse buy. It's a motorcycle. Good job! 👍👍
I am also a new rider and going through the process of learning a geared motorcycle, and honestly, you're doing a lot better than I am for your first ever time, haha. Keep it up!
thank you!! -safe riding :)
My goodness you are beautiful... And you did so good on learning how to ride. The fact that you learned the function of the clutch of when and how to press it is a huge key to learning your motorcycle. Now its all practice and repetition. Way to go!
What a great video! I laughed with you when you laughed revving it! I've been riding so long that I forget what's it like to start.
That's a great learners bike and you look great on it. Please put on some protective clothing..don't dress for fashion...dress for crashin!😮
When I took my riding course, there was this petite girl in the class and she turned out to be the best rider out of all of us. I was very impressed. It’s cool to see you start your journey. A few months from now you will look back and see how far you’ve come!
@@Tondaloona03 oh ffs
I love how excited and happy you are riding for the first time!! Good for you!
Fun to watch a young lady experience the joy of motorcycles. I've been riding a long time and have been hit by two crazy drivers. I always ride defensively, but sometimes there's no way out. Riding in town can be a real challenge with all the aggressive drivers. Get up early and get onto rural roads and enjoy the fresh air and mother nature. It's really a blast after you get the hang of it.
Congrats! _Moto Jitsu_ has many good training tips. _Dan the Fireman's_ channel is good to watch to learn what to look out for. FortNine has some great content and just pace and push yourself. _Doodle on a Motorcycle_ is pretty inspirational too. You probably know all these and more by now. Ride safe - have fun.
Good recommendations, though some of Dan the Fireman's content might scare the cr4p out of you!
Also, don't obsess too much. Guys like Mr Moto Jitsu are excellent, but *obsessed* in their approach. You really don't need to be that self-conscious and capable unless you want to push your bike nearer the limits than most people ever will want to or even do by accident. As long as you always err on the side of caution, you'll be fine.
Nice! I’m in the UK, taking my final bike test early on 1st March & getting my new Rebel 500 in the afternoon!! I’ll either be out riding or it will be stuck in the garage until I pass 😂
Hopefully you’ll be out riding it!! Good luck on your final test 😊
@@RidewithRea Thank you. Wear better clothing would be my only advice. Wouldn’t want to see you’ve fallen and hurt yourself 😊
I learned how to ride 5 months ago! I really enjoyed this!
Oh nice!!! Safe riding 😊😊
Anyone who truly enjoys riding has to love this video. Seeing how excited you were on starting it alone is heart warming. I don't care how you came about getting the bike and whether you had years of experience or none at all, what matters is that you had a goal, you wanted to get on the road and you made it happen. Hats off, enjoy!
Great Job. Your ready for the 1100cc.
Perfect beginner/learning bikes. Those n sportsters. Nice biltwell bars, had those on my old rebel loved the look
I'm going to get my CBT next month and then get my full license. A Honda rebel is definitely high up on the list of potential bikes for me
Good luck & safe riding!!!😊
That first rev joy 😊
This is inspiring. I am 51 years old and seriously thinking of getting my first bike. I am looking at either a Ninja 400 or an R3. I took the course 10 years ago but never got a bike. The thing that makes me most nervous right now is how to get the bike home lol
That is awesome!! I hope you get it! And I had the same concern. Thankfully I had someone ride my bike to my home for me after I bought it. Some placed will deliver the bike to you for an additional fee.
@RidewithRea Thanks!! I found a place fairly close by that will deliver and it should be fairly cheap due to the short distance.
The bike community will watch your channel with interest
Please take a safety class. You will learn important little things people who don't take them tend to miss for years. They are valuable & you get your license right there, without the DMV fuss. Enjoy your journey!
I 2nd this, a certified instructor with classroom time and a closed course is the best way.
Good job u might wanna angle your bars back some so u not straight arm reaching and you’ll be more relaxed lol I think I said that right
Oh! I didn’t know that. Yea I do notice that my arms are extended straight out when I ride. I didn’t think anything of it and thought that was normal lol
Thank you for pointing that out! I think that’ll be super helpful :)
That's a great first bike. Perfect to learn on, and Hondas are legendary for their quality of build and reliability.
Very cool! I may be getting one as well!
That's a great bike to start on, I started on a ninja 250.
You just got yourself a subscriber. I started learning how to ride a motorcycle myself earlier this month. I've slowly been building up my confidence with short, controlled rides in wide-open spaces. It's amazing how much of a feel you get for your bike only after the first couple of rides. Love the content!
Oh thank you so much!!😊 I agree! It’s amazing how much more comfortable I feel after a few short rides & with some practice. im so happy you’re also riding :) good luck to you!
Must be difficult with those tiny hands to find grip on the front brake. Good luck and enjoy your bike, it really suits you!
You also need to wear something with a long sleeves in case you drop you bike or have minor crash. If you have the riding gears, those are a lot better.
I don't like the handle bars at all in case of a accident. Apart from that a really lovely bike to ride.
That is the kind of bike I will buy as soon as I get my license.
I hope you get it! :)
This video was most enjoyable to watch.
I’ve just purchased the Rebel 500. My First bike also. Kind of on a whim too lol. And I could feel your excitement as you got moving.
Don’t worry. I’m pumped it has a clock too… and tells you what gear your in 👍🎉👌
Can’t wait till mine comes in may
Oh nice! That’s so exciting that you got the 500 😊 & yes I love the fact that it tells you what gear you are in! Haha
take a MSF course, well worth it.
i loved this so much, nice pick btw
Should go take the safety riders course.
Also wear a jacket or long sleeve at minimum
The bike is perfect for you.
I get to see this multiple times per week. I coach private lessons and classes. I will say you took to it quicker than many. I just cringe that you got on a motorcycle with no upper protective gear without knowing anything about the bike yet. That was literally the most dangerous time to not wear protective gear, and I’m kind of surprised the guy talking to you let you on without a jacket. I would literally lose my instructor license and probably be fired if I did that to a student. Nonetheless, you did well and welcome to motorcycling!
Good on ya girl. Welcome to the club. I'll give you a couple months then you will want a bigger faster one. Believe me. Anything under a 750 is weak.
Congrats. Ride safe, god bless u both.
I don't know why it's so satisfying to watch this video but I just keep re-watching it 100 times with no shame 😃 Maybe because I can relate to your reactions, excitement, uncertainty and you're closer to my age group as well ☺I too got into motorcycles all of a sudden. I got to be a passenger few times and since then, I swear I've been obsessed with motorcycles, even the sound of exhaust sends shivers down my spine. I want to learn how to ride and I know I will, sooner or later. Safe ride y'all ❤
My personal experience was to first learn to ride off-road on a 125 dirt bike.
Omg I did the same thing . I bought a brand new one like my roommate/best friend 23 years ago & I couldn’t even drive it home . That was hands down the best decision I’ve ever made in my life. However when I got married my husband made me sell it
I'm so sad you had to sell it! I hope you're able to go out riding again
I am so glad no one filmed me riding a motorcycle for the first time!
Edit: you are brave!
Get some safety equipment on
Awesome, great job on a quality purchase have fun and gotta go slow to go fast.
Build your muscles a little bit and get some muscle memory for your controls .
And always look at where you want to go. And know where u r .
Enjoy your crashes just don't repeat them .
Congratulations and good luck on your journey 🎉 I can’t wait I registered for the MSF course this March 30th & 31st…I’m deciding between a Rebel 300 or 500🏍️ ✌🏽💋
Thank you so much! & that’s so exciting, good luck with the course 😊
I originally wanted the 500 but at the time I was looking to buy, the 300 was available & more affordable lol
Riding is so much fun! I'm 65 now and back to riding. But make sure you wear the right motorcycle gear. Road burn really hurts!
Low seat height compared to other bikes, helpful for beginners.
ATGATT All the Gear, All the time! 🙂 (Full face helmet, leather gloves, jacket, boots with ankle protection) Congrats and have fun!
Well that was fun.
You should always have your brake pressed when turning on a Motorcycle false neutrals can happen, leave your kickstand down until you're ready to go, always wear your gear, and get used to wearing and learning with it. Just a few pointers.
Your clutch is your best friend. When in doubt clutch it out have fun and be safe.
Cool! I love riding motorcycles and I have been doing it a long. Excellent choice for a first bike! Please get some professional training, it can be a life saver, literally. Take the motorcycle safety foundation course or something equivalent. Have fun and stay safe.
Jacket. Gloves. Boots. Don’t ride without them. Ever. The person teaching you should know better and should have insisted on this. Terrible.
Your bike fits you well, good decision, stay with it, you’ll do great. Be safe.
thank you!
The look of pure joy on your face when that engine started... Priceless!
I'm jealous af. I want to learn how to ride but I also don't have money to buy my dream bike lol
I hope you'll be able to buy your dream bike soon! :)
God the newer Rebels are so bad ass looking. I still want a Rebel 500
absolute nice driving scool
First thing you wanna do is... BUY SOME SAFETY GEAR
Learn your friction zone on your clutch and do some slow manuevers in an open parking lot, its helpful and is quite fun, be safe out there and enjoy the ride
Thank you! I will practice that on my next outing 😊 much appreciated!!
Yeah. Great tip, particularly when going slow on turns. The only way not to drop a big twin chop. All about the clutch and throttle control, opposite to driving a car, where you shouldn't ride the clutch.
You picked the right kind of bike to learn on. Looks like you're going a baby step at a time with good instruction. You'll be fine. Love your enthusiasm.
The right bike? We started on 50cc 2 strokes and all became real riders. If you starton a 500 with ZERO knowledge, you ask for troubles. Btw... nice jacket... faiI.
Just got my daughter riding on the road. Got her first wave, she was so excited. Even after the MSF course and endorsement we still practice in the lot. It’s good for me too. Get some gear and coms. for your helmets.
Oh that’s amazing! 😊 yea I really want to do a lot more practicing first before I even get on the road. Even after the MFS course! & yes thanks for the tip about the gear. I will be wearing my jacket and gloves at all times now 😅
Hello Rea! Outstanding! Motorcycles are great! They've been a part of my life for many years! There are some neat channels on youtube of other girls riding. Maybe you'll be able to hook up with some of them and be encouraged and learn some good tips and lessons. "Doodle On A Motorcycle" is a good one. "On Her Two Wheels" is another one. Best Wishes and God Bless!
Thank you so much!!
I WANT ONE SOO BADD!!!!
Good job.
congrats, but the lack of protective gear was making me sweat behind the knees
hahaha, i love your face expressions!
Great seeing you on your journey! I’ve been wanting a motorcycle for sometime now, I’ve watched countless rebel videos on RUclips and yours popped up! Great teacher, calm and simple! Looking forward to the next post!
Great video! Watch DanDanTheFireman! He loves the Rebel and his riding tips have literally saved my life at least twice! Don't want to play Dad about gear... but please, a helmet and GLOVES are the minimum! Even in the carpark, come off without gloves and you'll shred your hands! Before anyone asks, I would say this to a man as well!
Thanks so much for the recommendation!! I’ll check him out 😊 & yes I have gloves and full face helmet now and I will be wearing them when I’m practicing and out on the road 👍🏼
hi! i know you started this hoping to inspire women who want to learn to ride and you've done just that! If you don't mind me asking, approx how tall are you? I'm 5'0" and I've been thinking about a rebel 300 as well. Thank you!
Hi! Yes I hope this inspires others :) I'm 5'4
Please buy and WEAR proper gear 😭
you probably already know this, but don't grab a fistful of front brake at full lock, you'll dup the bike like I did my first time! Rear brake is your friend with slow speed maneuvers.
Love those handlebars, do you have a link for them?
Hi! Yes I just added the link in my description box. You can get them at revzilla
Mate, enjoy the learning process. It's an amazing stage as a rider and is something you will absolutely love. It also comes once in your riding experience so savor it. There's a lot more miles to ride, welcome to the riding community.
Nice. Just got my 9th motorcycle. Street Triple 675R
Congratulations! Traffic is your biggest enemy. Try to start out in a low traffic area. It will take several hours for the controls to become automatic. In no more than a week, start countersteering. Push right to go right. Easiest above 25 mph. You can begin by just countersteering from the left side of the lane to the right, and back. When you get good at that, you can start using it for cornering. Speaking of which, look where you go, go where you look. Look into the turn. If you maneuver around an obstacle, look at the path around the obstacle, not the obstacle itself. When you practice U-turns, look into the turn. It is very easy to drop a bike at walking speeds. Even after decades of riding. This requires patience and practice. Have fun!
Thank you so much!! It'll be a while before I'll feel comfortable riding in traffic out on the road but I will continue to practice in empty parking lots to improve my skills. :) I'll try those tips out! I really want to work on turning next.
Stay up…StY safe 🙏🏾
Very cool! Proud of you.
I've personally seen 15 year girls act less goofy. Riding a motorcycle is a very dangerous activity! Your teacher is not helping you much. Go take a motorcycle safety course. It will help you to get more understanding then this joker filming!
I didn't know Honda made motorcycles that looked like this
Yes!! I love the look of this cruiser :)
I just sold my 250 today. I will miss her.
Aww dang! Hopefully to upgrade to a better ride?
that rebel is a beaut!! great to see someone take on a new learning journey! Also looks like you’ve got a good teacher to support the cause. keep it up and ride safe. It’s a very rewarding hobby (at least in my opinion!)
Ahh thank you! Its used but I’m so happy I was able to find a rebel in good condition 😊 & yes! I’m so thankful to have someone help me learn how to ride otherwise it would be waaaaay more intimidating 😅 & the support I’ve been receiving helps so much, so I appreciate it! I can’t wait to keep practicing & improving :)
The rebel is a beautiful machine
Adorably cringey! But your joy shines through, which is great.
There's *nothing* wrong with a 'noob' getting a motorcycle. They are less dangerous than a bicycle *IF* you don't ride like a monster and you don't seem the type to let ego send you off the rails (or more likely, road).
Great bike for a noob too. Smallish engine and relaxed seated position is perfect.
Yes, I would recommend a jacket and gloves, but they don't have to be too chunky if you're not at highway speeds, just something to stop you getting scraped up. Get more substantial gear with armor and whatnot for longer faster rides.
You're clearly taking it slow and getting steady instruction so just relax and enjoy and take it easy.
Would also recommend reading up on how a motorcycle works. You'd be surprised the difference it makes in being confident and able to ride when you actually know how clutch, engine, suspension, etc work.
Congrats I have a rebel 1100. The rebel's are a great beginner bike you will do well. You got this. If this is your first video riding you'll kill it Good luck
Thank you!! Yes this was my first time on the bike
& nice the rebel 1100 is great hopefully I’ll work my way up to that after this lol
@@RidewithRea heck yeah it will come easy you are doing very well
That is a great beginner bike. I bought my first ever bike 2020 after having the license for 38 years and never have ridden a motorcycle since 1983 and it was a Honda Rebel 500 from 2020. You will have a lot of fun with this great little bike. You already know, that you always should wear proper gear and so nothing stands between you and having fun riding your little Rebel. Your friend is doing a great job too. He is very calm, what is very important. I am doing the same with my wife who first learned riding a scooter and now is in the process of learning to ride a bike with clutch and gears. So I am looking forward to more of your videos. Greatings from Austria.
I bought a similar bike. I am going to suggest you wear gloves. Also buy a full face helmet and not the one you are wearing. If you get thrown off your bike your face could hit the pavement. My friend has a friend who wore a helmet like yours and the clear plastic snap on face shield came off. He rubbed his face so hard and long on the pavement he ground down his nose. He didn't have a nose anymore Brad told me. I am just saying... As someone once asked me if you fall off the bike.... what do you stick out first? I replied, "oh my hands.".. as I looked at them without gloves on.
Learn all the controls and their locations before starting your bike. These should be adjusted for you. Your hands should be in better position. Someone mentioned @motojitsu highly recommend you watch his videos. Wear protective gear. Enjoy your new adventures Rea. Stay safe and practice. Especially before getting on the road.
Thank you yes someone also commented and mentioned my hand position. I will definitely get them adjusted for more comfort. & yes I’m in no rush at all to get out on the road with other cars. For now I’ll just be practicing until I feel absolutely comfortable riding. Thanks so much 😊
IT SUITES YOU SO WELL REAAA 🥺❤
Ahhhh THANK YOU 🥹❤️❤️