yammienoob foreshadowing

I rode a Street Triple, which essentially has the last generation of this engine. Holy FUCK, it was fast. You open the throttle , and it just careens you forward at a speed so fast that you go from being at the helm, to just being a passenger hanging on to this rampant machine, hoping not to die. You pin open the throttle at 5,000 RPM, and you start accelerating, and the revs just keep rising. And they keep rising and rising... 6000, 7000, 8000... And you keep flying forward. You're already doubling the speed limit. 9000, 10000... You're still accelerating. How could you still be accelerating? Everything around you at this point has just become a blur. 11000, 12000, 13000... And finally, you manage to find the redline, which lies somewhere in the upper stratosphere. You come back into control of the bike, you're no longer loudly exclaiming the name of your favorite deity, and you realize that you're doing one million miles per hour, and there's a red light and a bunch of cars five feet in front of you. You quickly squeeze the brakes, and just barely come to a stop without flying off of your machine. That's what these bikes are like. All supersport bikes. They're for the track. Don't underestimate motorcycles.

Oh my mr. regular... Thank you for this

Yammie noob should have watched this, either before the first or second time he crashed one.

oh shit... you actually talked me out of buying a daytona 675 as my first bike.... was seriously considering one but i think i'll believe whatever you said in this video and start with a more modest bike and maybe in a couple of years upgrade to a triumph daytona 675. Thank you.

This was amazing. Incredibly well explained with the Evo next you at the light bit. That is exactly what I will be telling people who ask me "Why is a ZX6 not a good first bike? What about a CBR600R?" Hats off to you sir, probably my favorite episode so far.

I always thought "crotch rocket" just meant a fast sports bike. I don't know anything about bikes though, so whatever.

"Triumph, a motorcycle built for a guy that wants to go flying"

I'm British and I approve of this message.

This guy is hilarious. I couldn't crying from laughter. On a serious note though, everything he said about this bike was right on.

"He bangs Her do seep, sonic rings come out".

I've been waiting for this video.

"When he pulls out they declare him the king of Camelot."

Please make a motorcycle channel because this is the best motorbike review ever... And motorbike people don't care about regular cars :P

I love my 675, the low end TQ surprises my liter bike owner friends, it may fall in it's face around 165mph but it'll run away from any 600 long before that speed is in sight.

I owned one for about a year. Coming from commuter and touring cycles, and many different models. It was the first full-on sport bike I ever owned. It was wild. Had no idea the upper limits of motorcycle power and control. It was a scalpel on the road, and could jet me like a squirt of water anywhere I pointed the handlebars. Not as painful as he makes out (I'm 50 and a bit overweight) but it sure let you know you are the pilot and you are on a machine. Loved it! Had to go because it was impractical.

"They'll never take my Triumph".

6:06

I'm glad you dedicated part of your review to address the newbie problem that every new rider faces. It was hilarious and you did great!

Crotch rocket = sport bike