First Time Riding a 2022 Yamaha R7! (Next Bike?)
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2022
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I started out on the R3 about 2 years ago I sold it, I miss that bike it was a fun bike. I think I’m gonna go with a R7 this year they sound so good with a exhaust man.
My new R7 is a class machine. A forgiving engine id say. If deliberately slowed down and kept in 4 or 5 gear and it doesnt start chucking etc..it lets you know but not in a rough way.
this was actually one of the better videos of the r7 that give me a feel on how it is to ride
I'm glad I was able to help!
SEVEN videos in less than 24 hours! Keep up the grind. Thanks for the great content
sete videos ou mais todos os dias- Jones, Davy. 2015
Love that brake res cover. I need it lol
Your videos have been popping up alot for me and they're good videos dude so I've subbed❤️
Appreciate it!
New rider on a Ninja 300. The constant gear shifting is getting to be a pain.😀
Jumping from the R3 to the R6 is a massive difference bro, the R7 not as much cause it’s only an mt-07 but yeah R3-R6 humongous difference
Not really man as long as you learn the basics and have self control r3 to r6 is just natural progression.
I just upgraded from a cbr 300 to an r6 and it was a pretty substantial difference. Took about a week to really start to feel comfortable
@@coreytreverson740 thank you lmaooo going from 40hp to over 130hp is a massive difference idk what the other guy is talking about
It's not only an mt07, do your hw and stop saying nonsense. Better yet ride them back to back, feel nothing alike.
R7. Good Bike.
I got a 2015 r3, jumping from that to the r7 how much taller is it? Because I’m 5’4 with 28 inch inseam. Do you think id be able to tippy toe on the r7
I’m 5’ 7” and I had to tippy toe on the r7, so it might be a bit steep for u. If u use 1 foot down method you’ll prolly be ok. Or you could lower the bike
Love the R7 but the best part was hearing you go to church. Keep up the hard work my dood! 🤌
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I wouldn't recommend the R7 for commuting but for track day, its a great platform.
I literally have the same exact bike and I ordered that don’t fucking die reservoir cover yesterday because I already have one of my R1 lol then I see this video and see that we’re gonna have the exact same bike and reservoir cover
I hate how he added the rizoma mirrors to the r7 they don’t compliment the bike nicely at all they look way too propped up I have them on my r6 and they only look nice from how sharp the entire bike is
So the quick shift you don’t need to clutch or let off the throttle ???
How does it work?
In 1st gear still need to hold clutch because it’ll stall without throttle, but as you shift up you can hit the shifter up without releasing throttle and without touching clutch at all. Kinda like paddle shifters in a car
There's a device that's attached to the shifter and the ECU is preprogrammed to for it. When you upshift, the QS will cut the power temporarily for you so you don't have to let go of the throttle.
This is similar to doing it manually where you close the throttle and shifting up at the same time, all without using the clutch.
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What exhaust did the r7 have?
Full system sc project
U recon the r7 would be a good first bike for a 16y old at like 6'1 I have a bit of time dirt bikes and quads
I’d say it’s a great option for something with some riding experience like you mentioned on dirt bikes and quads. You’ll be familiar with the handling dynamics of riding and it’ll be a quick adjustment to the sportier seating and config of the bike. The r7 sits a bit tall so for 6’1 I think it’s more than enough. I’m 5’7” and sometimes it feels a bit big on me. Power wise is it has a lot of midrange to high end torque, as long as you’re easy on it the low RPMs are manageable.
Ok thanks yea Ive never at on or been on a sport bike so it will definitely be a change the only thing I'm worried about it the power as my dad and I talk about me getting a bike quite a bit but he has no riding experience himself and neither does my mum the only people in my family with riding experience like 7 hours away so my parents are a bit worried about me getting a bike and hurting myself on it
@@LJ_Adventure79 there’s definitely some good power on the R7 if you really push it, can hit 0-60 in 3.2 seconds. But as long as you’re careful not going full throttle you can control it without going too fast. It does lose power after 100mph where it’ll slowly climb to around 130 where it tops out. It’s definitely a bike to grow into rather than a bike that you will grow with in the beginning. The r3 is an another great starter bike where new riders will feel more comfortable with the power of it but eventually will grow out of it in a few months. So gotta weigh your options if you’re looking for something long term r7 is a great option. But just something to learn on a smaller bike is a greater starter to eventually transition into something bigger
Yea I had considered the r3 and was looking into them for a while but I'm in the fence bc I can't decide between the r3 and the r7 bc I feel I will grow out of the r3 quite fast and I'm also look for something I could take to the track every once in a while to practise my skills and stuff
I’m thinking of buying R7 this year
Same
@@VandYamaha I lost my motorcycle exam 😪 have to do it again
@@dkdallas you can do it bro. Just be chill while u ride
🦑 on an R7
Would you upgrade to the R7 or nah?
Prolly an R6 instead
you should try a cbr650r and feel the difference :D
That's my dream bike right now. Currently on a Ninja 300.
@@patrickmba7638 Nice dude good choice, once you feel the power of the 4 cilinder and the sound of it, you will never want anything else
Are you a newer rider?
Been riding 1 year
next bike yzf r1 2021 🤣
How much is a R7 ?
Msrp $9k
@@RickyMoto alright. Which one is better R7 , R1M ?
R1m for sure in terms of performance. Significantly more power. But I’d say for handling the r7 is much easier to control since it’s lightweight
@@RickyMoto I'm getting my first bike next year . Thanks for the info
This bike is just incline 2...imagine riding r6 it's has all stats higher than r7...i hope u get change to ride r6
u dont need higher stats to have fun...
I wanna get an r6 for my next bike but wanna test ride one first, if it’s too powerful for me I’ll go r7
I’ve been into motorcycles for as long as I can remember and have riden a TON of different bikes. The R7 is despicably slow. Putting a 2 cylinder low revving engine in a sport bike frame is just a dumb idea.(in comparison to the 4-cylinder high revving bikes like the R6) The R7 is good for around town cruising and freeway riding but a sport bike frame is anything but comfortable for “daily crusing”.
I think most people miss the point of this bike. It's not a replacement for a R6. It's a step inside the world of Sportbikes. That way people who are on the edge can see if they like how the seating position and how they handle without having all that power to intimidate them. It's a good bike to learn how Sportbikes ride without people thinking too much about how to control the power as much. Kinda like the R3 just another foot forward into the Sportbike life
People love the R7 in real life. Shits fun as hell.
The R7 is “despicably slow”?
It’s no R1, but it’s certainly not slow 😂
@@LRS7B bro its not even an r6 in speed comparison
@@LRS7B This has nothing to do with the r7 replacing the r6. I said the bike is slow and you said its not. You compared the speed to the r1 and I compared it to the r6. If you think 130 mph is “fast” then you are the inexperienced and uneducated one
no bike trousers no jacket pointless wearing a helmet or gloves
tf are you saying lmao
Really guy
Your a clown
Ha. Feel what u are saying. But I guess head injuries are potentially d worst, so if u had to wear only one piece of gear, helmet would be it. But best practice is all d gear all d time. Which really takes a lot of discipline. Especially if u're staying local and not planning to hit any highways.