I'm a female rider and the first bike I ever rode was the Honda Rebel 2020 last May when I finalized my purchase. It is a smooth comfortable ride. Especially for the beginner rider and the more petite rider. I love this bike. This is the best part of me and the reason I get up in the morning.
Congrats and good luck as a new rider. Good choice for a first bike. Good first video as well. Keep putting up content on the bike and your experience as a new rider!👍🏾
@@jjennelli I was parked next to a Rebel a couple of days ago and thought the seat height seemed to low but now understand what an advantage that would be for some people I've heard the Rebel's rear suspension can be hard on your back, what do you think ? Safety tips: I've been riding for near fifty years, always wear protective clothing, and if it can move it's your enemy Safe riding 😊👍 🇦🇺
@@hodaka1000 coming from a girl who never had back problems and can literally sleep on anything, there’s has been no issues at all 😅 & Thanks for the reminder !
You too?😄 HAHAHAH! That headlight really reminds me of Songoku's dragon ball as well.😆 I love this bike because it resembles to Harley Davidson's bikes but without the part of being so expensive and fuel binger. Although i believe the biker would benefit from a bigger capacity gas tank: less stops for fuel - at the same time, more gas on top of it would disperse the Center of Gravity of the vehicle and make it less easy to maneuver. So, i guess it makes sense that fact that they made it small and more aerodinamic. Also, from what i've heard, that seat is not that confortable as it should be for a Cruiser bike so, it might be a good thing, the fact that the gas tank has a low fuel capacity - it makes the biker stop more often for refueling as well as stretching the legs and avoiding numbing the "bottom" muscles.😁 Since the last century, all motorbikes have that steering lock system to make it hard to be stolen (in Europe), but the thing is, it can be broken under systemic pressure. The steer bar can be used to break it. And the steering ends up unlocked anyway. Don't rely only on that for your bike safety. I'm looking foward to know more about your riding experience and all the ups and downs of it with your own bike. I understand that you never riden(?) anything like that before but, since you have a motorcycle license you must have had practiced on another bike before, right? What bike was that? And what's like, compared to your own now? Congratulations on your bike, Jenelle! I love it!😍 From my family's and friends experience with Honda's motorcycles with 500cc engines, that one it's supposed to quite a reliable bike. That engine has been used in all Honda's 500cc bikes (CB500, CBR500, etc) since the 90's. Have a good week and a covid-safe pandemic. Cheers😉
I’ve rode a Kawasaki (forgot what model) when taking the MFS course. Other than that, couldnt test ride bikes when shopping because you need your motorcycle license for at least a year (from what they told me) but I already had my mind set on the rebel so it wasn’t a big conflict on deciding 😊
I am giving thumbs up for the Dragon Ball Z reference! haha. I am also new and looking into purchasing my first bike. We're the same height, I am also 5'1" and I've had my eyes on the 2021 Honda Rebel. Thanks for the video :)
I'm a female rider and the first bike I ever rode was the Honda Rebel 2020 last May when I finalized my purchase. It is a smooth comfortable ride. Especially for the beginner rider and the more petite rider. I love this bike. This is the best part of me and the reason I get up in the morning.
Congrats and good luck as a new rider. Good choice for a first bike. Good first video as well. Keep putting up content on the bike and your experience as a new rider!👍🏾
Never knew about the tools or the built in lock. Thank you
Congrats!!
Sweet bike and sweet voice 😍😉
Regards from Oaxaca, México.
Thanks for the review! Really helpful, cause' I'm also a beginner, 5'1 girl. I'm getting the Rebel 300 (2021) :)
So happy that you found this helpful! Once you get it, I’ll love to see it :)
@@jjennelli
I was parked next to a Rebel a couple of days ago and thought the seat height seemed to low but now understand what an advantage that would be for some people
I've heard the Rebel's rear suspension can be hard on your back, what do you think ?
Safety tips: I've been riding for near fifty years, always wear protective clothing, and if it can move it's your enemy
Safe riding 😊👍 🇦🇺
@@hodaka1000 coming from a girl who never had back problems and can literally sleep on anything, there’s has been no issues at all 😅
& Thanks for the reminder !
Can you make a vid while riding on the road to see what's it like 🙏
Yes! Once the weather gets warmer, I’ll love too 😊
@@jjennelli Awesome 👌😊
How tall are you ?
I like this bike
Nice video, be safe 👍
NICE !! :)
you said you dont use tippy toes but cant move the bike without being on your tippy toes... i think you need a grom, or scooter.
The seat on the Grom is 2.8" higher than the Rebel
@@63jafo lmfao youre right, i guess i never saw the grom next to any other bike
That’s too much bike for u sweetheart 😂
New rider should not do review, they get excited even riding 100cc scoteer
Guess you haven’t read the title but it says *first impression* and after a year of riding, I still stand on what I said about it :)
Hey chengs… keep your opinion to yourself, you dick!
As far as the seat I recommend getting the thumb screws from steady garage they’ve saved me quite a bit of headaches honestly
Thank you ! *Noted*
How tall are you?
5’1 but 5’2 with boots 😆
Thanks for this! I’m 5ft short and I now think this is the perfect bike for me! Haha
Awesome! thanks for sharing. I have a dual sport as my first bike. but loveee the rebel and it might be my second bike soon! keep sharing!
Cool freakin bike! Great skills too. Thanks for the video.
nice first bike, now ride the hell out of it
You too?😄 HAHAHAH! That headlight really reminds me of Songoku's dragon ball as well.😆
I love this bike because it resembles to Harley Davidson's bikes but without the part of being so expensive and fuel binger. Although i believe the biker would benefit from a bigger capacity gas tank: less stops for fuel - at the same time, more gas on top of it would disperse the Center of Gravity of the vehicle and make it less easy to maneuver. So, i guess it makes sense that fact that they made it small and more aerodinamic.
Also, from what i've heard, that seat is not that confortable as it should be for a Cruiser bike so, it might be a good thing, the fact that the gas tank has a low fuel capacity - it makes the biker stop more often for refueling as well as stretching the legs and avoiding numbing the "bottom" muscles.😁
Since the last century, all motorbikes have that steering lock system to make it hard to be stolen (in Europe), but the thing is, it can be broken under systemic pressure. The steer bar can be used to break it. And the steering ends up unlocked anyway. Don't rely only on that for your bike safety.
I'm looking foward to know more about your riding experience and all the ups and downs of it with your own bike.
I understand that you never riden(?) anything like that before but, since you have a motorcycle license you must have had practiced on another bike before, right? What bike was that? And what's like, compared to your own now?
Congratulations on your bike, Jenelle! I love it!😍 From my family's and friends experience with Honda's motorcycles with 500cc engines, that one it's supposed to quite a reliable bike. That engine has been used in all Honda's 500cc bikes (CB500, CBR500, etc) since the 90's.
Have a good week and a covid-safe pandemic. Cheers😉
I’ve rode a Kawasaki (forgot what model) when taking the MFS course. Other than that, couldnt test ride bikes when shopping because you need your motorcycle license for at least a year (from what they told me) but I already had my mind set on the rebel so it wasn’t a big conflict on deciding 😊
@@jjennelli The Rebel 500 is a good Bike, I like it.
Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 ccm?
I think you can make near
300 Kilometers with one Tank fuel?
Hi greetings from Australia 😊
Cool vid and congrats on your new first bike ride safe 👍
What's your inseam?
Great video and a really good looking bike. Congrats and be safe out there.
Ride safe and see ya on the road sweets.
I love to see women riders. I recently got a Honda Rebel 300 and I love it.
Nice! I'm just about to do a review on it myself!
I am giving thumbs up for the Dragon Ball Z reference! haha. I am also new and looking into purchasing my first bike. We're the same height, I am also 5'1" and I've had my eyes on the 2021 Honda Rebel. Thanks for the video :)
Love my 500 pic coming soon its all back looking to start a 300 and a 500 club
Omg!! Please more bike videos!
Thanks for the review, helps a lot ☺️☺️☺️
What is your inseam height?
More videos please.
Cute voice! Nice video
Awesome color choice! Ride safe see you out there 🤙
How's the weight. Just sat on a 300 today an it felt great but not sure if I should just start on a 500
I didn’t notice much of a difference of the weight between those two, if that helps :)
beautifull, be safe
How tall are you?
5’1 😆
Great video👍😎
Where are you from?
Heyy great video! May I ask how's the stock handlebar position for you? As a short rider, did u have to mod it closer to you? =)
Actually, no need. Even for the earlier models, handlebar position is perfect. I'm a 5'4 and I have no problem with the stock handlebar whatsoever.
@@ethanlawrencesamonte685 thank you for your reply! Appreciate it! Cheers from Singapore! =D
Hi my friend! Your bike is solid cute, sweet and slick just like you. Umm, I think you're a good match for it. Likewise me; what do you think?