Learning to ride on a KLR
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2019
- This video is for those who want to learn to ride a motorcycle on a Kawasaki KLR 650. I show you the basics that you will need to learn to learn how to ride. I strongly recommend you take the Motorcycle Safety Course, this will also give you a waiver to skip the driving test.
Awesome video. Just bought a KLR for my first bike. Thanks for the instruction.
Great video, exactly what I needed! Off I go!
THANK YOU for this. Just got a KLR and am a beginner and needed exactly this.
Great video dude thank you for setting us all up for a win on our klrs💚
First week with a KLR, first vid I clicked on. It’s helped me get more confidence, appreciate you!
Hahaha I just bought a KLR last week... my 1st motorcyle LOL !!!! I can't wait to see this!!
Thanks Man. bought the bike and feel secure because of your video to get started
Exceptionally well explained. Well done! Thank you.
Thanks for making this video.
Very well explained !!! I just got my first gear motorcycle and it’s a klx 650 so understanding how this bike works when shifting gears it’s quite important. Thank you!
Cool. Just got one myself. Where you from?
Great video ! thanks.
Hella well done video picking up a klr tomorrow this video was exactly what I was looking for I wish you would have had a video like this when you first started bad a$$ man 💯💯
Thank you!
Super insightful, looking for content like this! i have classes in 2 weeks and im gonna buy a '16 klr for my first ride.
Zae Hutch that’s great hope you have you have the time of your life on your bike I know I am.
It is what I chose. And I've quickly leaned that you need to respect a bike of this size when learning how to ride.
Holding down the clutch pedal or staying in neutral for too long while riding a motorcycle can cause the vehicle to freewheel, which is known as "coasting". Coasting is dangerous because it reduces the rider's control of the motorcycle.
Clutch lever in = disengaged
Clutch lever out= engaged
I just got a 1995 klr650 today for 1500$ 8k miles from a freind and its my first bike
Thank you for being the one to do it 👏 I chose one. Had to get a pig before all the new ones went to slaughter 😔
Keep making content!!
Thank you. Not too worried, we will have parts for this bike for the next 30 years to come. It’s a lifetime type of bike.
Just bought a klr 650 never rode a bike in my life nor do I have an m1 or whatever it's called. Sitting in the raleys parking lot in placerville CA wondering how the hell I'm going to ride it home 30 miles down 50west. Stalled it thrice. Came back to my car to search a video on 1st time klr650 and bam. Haven't watched yet. Hope it helpful
How that go for you
Guys, don’t ride the clutch - good way to decrease the life of it. For shifting, get up to around 3k 1-2nd, 3400 rpm 2-4th, and ~4k rpm for 4-5th. Shift smoothly, but decisive. Riding within the friction zone is not what you want to do.
How was that seat cover
Just got my first bike 2003 klr no idea what I was doing
Did you survive
@@adventureguy4119he probably didn't...
Does that hurt the kickstand to mount it like a horse?
Not at all
i think i'ma have issues with every single motorcycle i look at , i'm new to it , never even sat on a motorcycle before, but i have size 16 feet, i feel like thats gonna be a problem a lot :(
I think the klr will work for you
I’m 6”6 and work on it fine, I’m guessing your a lot bigger/taller but you can always modify the shift lever
Is it good enough if i tuch the floor with toes only? I am 167cm tall
Yes, I touch my toes as well. You can also put one foot on the peg and have the opposite foot flat on the ground
9:40 😂 big ole gorilla legs
I've just ordered this bike as my first bike down here in Australia and there is something I haven't given much thought to and never asked the dealer, Kawasaki's website says this bike has a return transmission. Can I just pull the clutch in and tap down from 5th to 1st with one pull of the clutch? Or do I have to actually engage and disengage the clutch for each lower gear?