I hope everyone experiences this amount of pure joy and excitement when starting

1:57 i bursted out in laughter, dude seriously thanks for uploading this! Very brave of you, and i like your casual self ironic humor. You are badass!

When pulling in clutch with left hand ...teach your right hand to roll forward at the same time.P.S...great videos

I'm dealing with depression but i think riding a motorcycle will heal that shit ! I'm doing tests over and over till i'm ready ! This is 1 of my big dreams ! Thank you for sharing your experience ! Keep the videos going !

I recently took the MSF course and recently started riding call me a fool but I started on GSXR 600cc. I live in California so finding empty roads is nearly impossible here but I'm figuring it out mile by mile. I like watching videos like this keep it up!

Im so glad I came across this video. Im three days away from getting my bike from the dealer and riding it home. Cheers for having the nuts to ride it home dude. Much respect :)

damn, i remember my first motorcycle, it was a 2009 kawasaki ninja 636, good memories. Best of luck!

Love the videos man, I was on the fence about getting a bike and watching you has made me realize that the joy of it is a very real experience. Good job on the videos

Thank you for posting this. I finished my MSF courses and got my M1 2 weeks ago that’s the only experience I have. and now I’m preparing to drive my bike home tomorrow. It’s pretty much a straight 20 min shot home but man am I nervous. This video makes me excited now haha

You did start on the right CC bike... be safe out there... take your time going up :-)

Just got my first bike and enjoyed your video everyone always shows how great they are etc its nice to see we all start somewhere

Two words Body armour Seriously though, you’ll get those gear changes smoothed out, just remember Your invisible out there, suit up

this video makes me so happy! i completed the MSF course a month ago i just bought a 2021 yamaha r3 and got it brought to my apartment complex and about to head out to the streets the first time and i can just tell this is exactly how it's gonna feel and be like, awesome raw video man! made me smile all through you're video parts.

It is so much fun watching you have soo much fun bro!

You are hilarious man. Thoroughly enjoyed this. 🤣

I just enrolled for my motorcycle course and seeing your videos makes me excited :)

Hey wolfie ! Quick advice on your gear shifting; before you shit cut the throttle, pull the clutch and THEN shift. That's how it's usually done and it will not rev anymore when you're shifting up or down.

This makes me excited to get my first motorcycle! I love the content.

Please let go of the throttle when you want to change gear I don't ride a motorcycle but please it hurts to see a new bike like this Rev that hard

7:24 haha fukit Great video, reminds me of how tense and foreign everything was the first time riding.

Im 2weeks 400miles in to riding, I hit the kill switch reaching for my throttle turning from a stop when i was starting off. I still hit my horn from time to time turning off my blinker 😂

Good video dude!! thanks. 'Look in the mirrors, look in the mirrors'...lol. Love it. You made night.

As a new rider myself, finding neutral is a pain is the ass! Lol!

i loved this video, i rode on the street with no prior practice today on a 900cc, never rode a bike before. I felt the same way. I survived didnt drop it and never went beyond second gear. I did have a problem when i stopped on a steep hill and figuring out how to start on a hill with rear brake, that was a sketchy for a noob! Franbkly I don't recommend it but I am enjoying the challenge.

Just got a 2017 600 cbr and learning to ride it. I wish I had something smaller first but let's go!!

Two kinds of riders...those that have fallen...and those that are going to....remember that.

You don't outgrow a motorcycle until you have mastered it. And mastering it does not mean that it does not scare you. lol. It means you can throw that bike around under any circumstance and it will obey. It means you are skilled in emergency stops, skids, evasive maneuvers, counter-steering, etc.. It should take you two years to master that first bike. Not a month. After a month you still have no idea how to actually ride a bike. So going to a bigger bike is just asking for trouble.

This is so funny to watch. Reminds me of how it felt riding a bike for the first time.

I enjoyed your first video so much that I had to come back to watch the 2nd 😅😊. Too bad I'm 6 years late watching it "new"😂. These videos reminded me of the first time I rode in traffic/on public roads. I was in the same boat with buying my very first bike from the dealership (2015 Honda CB500F), and had to ride it home with being the very first time I ever rode on the public roads/in traffic. I avoided the interstate and took the boulevard, of course 😂. I felt exactly how you did the first time (I felt exposed, excited, and nervous at the same time). Needless to say, I made it home safe and have never dumped my CB500F with 20,000+ miles on. I also agreed with you that our first bikes had plenty enough power for the rider status we were in at that time. Come to think of it, my Honda CB500F STILL has enough power for daily riding and having tons of fun on her. I did upgrade to a 2023 Kawasaki Zx6r last year, but I still love my CB500F, which is still sitting in the garage today. I can't see selling her for the measly blue book value of $3100. Id rather keep it for a backup bike for 3 grand. By the way, hitting the horn by accident, on a dang Honda is normal 😂. Honda made that dang horn button so big that its almost impossible not to press it everytime you use a turn signal 🙈🙉🙊. I still hit the horn on accident, all the time, years later, because the button is so big and sticks out like a sore thumb😂 😉🤦🏽‍♂️.

Dude bravo man I can't wait to try and learn....

😂😂😂 killed it man you make the best videos

You just reminded me why I used to love biking around I should go for a ride just for the lolz soon. Hello from Hull in the UK ;)

Eventually it will all be muscle memory on that clutch. Hope all is well and you are still enjoying the ride!

If you're making a left turn, always go into the corresponding lane, or the lane closest to you if turning from a single lane. Otherwise someone across from you making a sudden right can cause a close call.

I got my first bike a few months ago. 1998 cbr 600 f3. I love it

You did good on your 1st ride .. Be safe , and ride smart.

Im no expert in riding, but what i found was if you put a bit for pressure on the before you shift it allowed me to shift a little bit faster. Also double blipping the throttle allowed me to rev match a little better in the beginning when down shifting, dont do that for up shifting though.

I started on a 50cc And im still "starting"

This is hilarious mate, thank you so much! "fuck neutral" love it!! I've got my CBT tmr and after watching this, I know I will be just fine lol 👍

Im also a beginner and I kinda felt the same at first on my motorbike thanks for the upload

your humor is soo funny ... lmbo .. Thank you for the video is very cool

Bro love your videos hahahaha, so good.

You're doing it, good for you bro

@ 6:30 you pulled onto Branchton Rd from Dundas( HWY 8) then Myers Rd then back on Branchton Rd.and back on 8 I know that area well

Gotta give you kudos on starting with a small bike. It's insane to start with a 600cc.

Your funny man lol How did I get from The Isle of Man race to this!! 😂😂 I enjoyed it! Be safe !

Great video, i'm glad i am not the only human that makes mistakes!

I started off with a gs 500 but that’s because I had a lot of dirt bike experience

how come noone said to ease off the clutch when moving from a stopped postition? thats literally the only reason why he stalled lol

I am starting on a 2020 Hayabusa. I did the MSC class about 5 years ago. I have had my bike going on 3 weeks and have taken it slow and safely. I am loving it.

Bro good thing you're on that mini bike, cos when changed down a gear instead of up and it red lined do that with a 600 and up you'll lock the back wheel up, you'll get the hang of it, but try rev match on down shifts

Hey. I'm actually learning with that same bike to and i would be scared to not let the throttle down when I'm shifting gears😄😄

Gutted ive just found this channel and you dont post anymoree

This place looks so pretty

I just started learning the last couple months but only been riding on my street. How do you know when it's time to go on road? How did you feel when cars were behind you?

I'll tell you bro that if you started on a 600rr... from that dealership you would have had a TERRIFYING, uncomfortable, jerky, twitchy HEINOUS ride from HELL home! at 9000rpm on a 600rr it's just getting into it's power band and it would've been SCREAMING and very overwhelming. it's so good that you started on this, where the power is super easy to control and you don't have to worry so much about anything 'snappy' happening! this actually looks like a blast!!! you're doing good, even though i know you're prolly WAY past this part now...

After 3 years of riding, every ride still feels like my first ride...

Oh gosh.... That engine must be in so much pain! First car i ever drove was stick shift, taught myself how to drive it... I'm buying a bike soon and watching this cringing at those rpms.... I can already tell a stick is a stick is a stick... I'm feeling pretty confident now thank you sir.... Only I never learned downshift..... Id just slap it into neutral and coast.... That gonna be a problem...

My first time on the open road was on a 1000cc. The loud pipe scared me the most. and talking helps calm you down and remember all your training.

He makes me so nervous coming in hot to turns and lights. I can hear he's holding the clutch and braking instead of staying in gear and braking or down shifting , but i think he's nervous to use the front brake properly. Being in neutral going that fast without engine braking helping while using the brake is so sketchy

I don’t know how this guy is still alive

Don't need clutch to shift. Just put a little pressure on the shifter and dump the throttle and it will pop in. Good way to accelerate fast. I would not dp this on the way down though. Might bite your tongue off.

Hey Wolfie did you have your M2 for this or just your M1?

I started on an 800, to be honest, I don't think I would recommend it. It wasn't the speed or power. It was the jump in the weight and overall size from the bikes they used at the msf. I'm getting the hang of it, but I feel like my learning curve has been slowed.

love your video i have just the same problem but im learning still in the parking not on the road i still have problem with changing from 1 to 2 gir :( i think you are doiing very well :D

mistake i made was getting a 750 honda shadow to start out with , to big

I hope you are still alive.Good luck, America is so great its like you dont have to learn nothing just pay your dollar

U scaring me 😂 but good job stay safe

I started on a Yamaha v star 650

I’m starting on a 650 Suzuki. It’s intense but the fundamentals are the same

When u brake in new bike stay below 6 rpm for 300 miles after that stay below 7500.rpm.after 600. Miles go to like 85. Rpm.. after 1000 u hit red limiter

I started on a 250 ninja. I wouldn’t recommend anything over a 300 when starting out, that’s for sure.

Check out Mc rider he has lots of good videos beginner and advanced skills

ROFLMAO ...lol, my fucking face is sore from laughing!

"fuck neutral, I don't need it!" lmfao!!

His commentary 😂😂😂

So the dealer you purchased the bike from.... did you tell them it’s your first time out? Didn’t they even have the common courtesy to go over basics with you. And before anyone chimes in saying, “that’s not their job” they are not doing the motorcycling community or their business any favors by not giving a noob some pointers about the bike or riding in general. There’s a way to do it without insulting the customer.

Parked right in the middle of that Dodge... This guy makes me so nervous. It's worse than watching a thriller

Where you driving through Cambridge?

feel sorry for that clutch , it will need to be replaced within the year

I'm starting on a 750 😅😅

250 was my first dirt bike 600 was my first road bike

Neutral is 1/2 a click up from 1st gear.

You were in 2 gear at the stop sign that why u stalled out still good vlog

Don't have gas when yu change heard try to change them first without gas

Enjoyed it but I wanted to change gears for you bad!

How i felt on my first bike

Dude you make the same random noises as me xDD

I just started riding I got a 700

Please tell me you riding something bigger now

My first time ride a motorcycle on the road is at age 13

2:04 HAHAHAHA!!

me seeing the car at 4:18 o!

I hate when I accidentally press the buzzer, instead of the signal lights

You're going to blow that motor up before you get it home you read that thing so high you need to switch gears

let off that throttle when you shift! they should have taught you this in the class

Lol😂 I started on 600 one year later 1k.

Advice, get a bigger bike. Too many reasons and examples in the video to explain why⚡️. Nice vid

Are you still alive I was just wondering

You love to ride that dirty don'tchya bro? haha