aye leave me alone i dont do this everyday also work at night lmaoooo and sleep alllll day

I can whole hearted recommend this bike or the R7 as beginner bikes but there are stipulations - If you can control yourself not to pin throttle from 1-3 gears then yeah id say so. most of the power in this powerband is delivered in the 2-4 gear which means you can power wheelie or clutch up. This was my first bike. I love it, i enjoy it, it good on gas, and has the get and go in traffic if need to evade or move from something quickly. I bought mine new and have enjoyed it for the year i have had it so far!

Ehh the Mts arent made for lots of power they are made for lots of torque hence why the MT stands for Masters of Torque

@@2pugm Yeah I know I have MT-03 and it has a small kick from the beginner POV and I'm sure MT-07 is way better than 03 .

Mt07 yes has the power band of midrange for torque rather then top end. The R7 and MT07 are the same bike but with different gearing as well as wind reduction hence. Most bike companies are starting to move away from the inline four engines for sport bikes since we are not racing on a track 24,7 so the mid range powerband is where they are excelling. But they did announce the coming of the R9 so inline 3 rather then 4 :/

@@MitchoRides Do you know where is the Triumph tripple RS compared to MT-07? I guess it's a little bit better than MT-07 yes?

depends on what your wanting to upload to be honest with you if your doing pure sounds like my man here then probably upgrading pc and internet so you dont wait days for upload etc then if your doing motovlog my style then cut the video down in a video editor and then upload after editing it down to what you want etc smaller file quicker upload etc 🙏💙

Thanks you. Yeah I’m doing some pure sound videos. And some with music. I noticed my 30-40 videos may need to be cut down into two or three videos. My internet and computer is solid. I may have did something with the settings to cause it not to upload.

Just gotta throw it into a video editor and compress the file that way so its not like 40GB's trying to upload to youtube servers. i only "edit" the video for the instance in this one showing where i saw my hat. other then that not much is needed to be done, well maybe making sure the video doesn't peak at 6 db or what it is. I typically bring the Audio tracks down to -3.0 DB to help reduce wind/ not pierce the viewers ears!

Thank you for the information. I find that those audio settings are close to what I’m using. I have a stock exhaust so the db level is good at -1