I Got a turbo hyabusa for my first bike and now I'm in heaven watching KZfaq videos!

this has more HP than my first car.

I rode an R6 once. Within 10 seconds I was doing 3 times the speed limit and honestly, I swear I thought I hadn’t broken the limit at all. Smooth like a glass dildo, sexy like a bald badger. The R6 is a capable machine for sure.

I like how you said that cars will eventually drive themselves ( they have ), but bikes will always need us. Well said dude.

I'm thinking of getting a bike, I'll take your advice on board, and then probably get an R6 anyway, see you in a year.

I have a Yamaha Keyboard. It's pretty fast.

Hey guys, I've never rode a Motorcycle before....but I've decided to get a Ninja H2 R as my first bike.

That was my exact first bike. It’s a really great bike to start on if you have some self control. I’ve never dropped it, never wrecked. Been riding it for 3 years now and it’s a awesome bike!!

124 hp? Damn, my first new car only made 130 hp. That bike is a car without the rest of the car.

Blinker constantly on. True R6 rider.

I think he just convinced me to get one now

Got a gsxr 1000 for first bike. Anyone want any organs?

The new fans don't know that he has done bikes before

And now I want to go out and ride

The beginning of this video was a word by word perfect representation of what happen to a friend of mine. Sold it a year later after wrecking 3 times.

What kind of paradise do you live in with those roads and $5000 Yamaha R6?

This reminds me: Speed Wars Documentary? I'd love an extra length RCR about the dick measurement race of bike manufacturers in the 90s!

I just got convinced that an R6 is going to be my first bike. -$

lmao... My first bike was an R6, and you absolutely nailed everything.

This video made me buy a 2005 Yamaha R6. I've had it for 3 years and I absolutely love it, so much so that I wake up looking forward to the ride to my boring job. Thank you RCR

Whew, what a relief. I thought you had given up on MCs for these reviews. That was a long dry spell.

lowered R6..... dear god why?

I started on a grom. Honestly, best decision I ever made as a rider going from off road to on. Say what you will about small displacement bikes, but in the end, making mistakes on a small bike to start is allot better that making them on a larger bike.

How you gonna make me laugh and crush my dreams at the same time.

A year ago I watched this video and bought an r6 when I was 18 for $2400 as my first bike, it's a year from now and I agree with everything said. I haven't dropped or crashed yet but talk about cheap power that really shouldn't be a starter bike. It's possible to start on a 600 just not fun. This video nails it, subscribed.

NOT A CAR!

I had a SV 650s as my first bike years ago. Its what I always recommend to people for their first bike. It has a very linear power band. No surprises when you are accelerating hard. It has enough power to keep up with faster bikes anywhere but the interstate. You can also turn it into a track bike when you finally buy a faster bike. Lots of people track them so its easy to find information and parts. Its also just a great bike and lots of fun.

I love how personal and gritty true these reviews are.... owning this exact bike just makes this video that much sweeter because everything he says is 100% true and resonates between my ears.

regular lawnmower anyone?

a lowered R6...doesn't get much squidier

This is one of your best videos. Really points out the social implications of an R6.

My first street bike was literally this exact bike.. just respect the power, gradually push yourself and don’t just rip the throttle. Take advanced motorcycle courses and become comfortable.. you’ll love love love this bike I promise

*I started on a Hayabusa never been down.*

GUILTY-16 years ago the 19 year old me made, word for word, that exact argument FOR the R6 as a first bike and as expected- I won the moron award and went down hard. The intro Mr Regular wrote up for this is the most accurate I have yet to hear.

That was one of the best “amateur” car/motorcycle reviews I’ve ever seen.

Instructions unclear, I bought a 2005 Yamaha R6.

I've been driving 6 years without a single accident, but I crashed within a month of getting a bike (Without even being reckless). Gear up and get something you don't care about if you decide to start riding.

Now I'm not a bike guy... But an RCR video is an RCR video.

just got a 2007 r6 for my first bike last week. ive only crashed once so far!

I remember watching this video 4 yrs ago before I started riding, and it only made me want to start on a 600 even more. I learned that "keeping your inner bro in check" was harder than I thought lol.

I love this review, makes me laugh at myself. I got a '04 FZ6S (detuned R6 engine, power at 7-12krpm instead of 8-13k) as a first bike at the age of 27 and I thought I was reasonable enough for such a 600cc bike . I was not. :)

This is one of the most accurate reviews this year, I love it.

This was the best bike review I've ever seen. Hands down. Well done Sir.

The intro to this video is EXACTLY the same kind of conversations/advice I've been having w/ experienced Motorcyclists; they all told me *NOT* to get an R6 as a first bike....mainly, because of the non-linear powerband.

My first bike was a 1991 Suzuki Katana 600. It had 86 horsepower, and was fast enough to keep up with corvettes and mustangs, but it was nothing like a supersport 600, like this R6. A friend of mine bought a CBR929RR as a first bike, and wrecked it 2 weeks later. dumbass.

"Imma get a r6"

The most important lesson you learn about driving fast vehicles is that it's not about bravery or raw skill or reckless abandon, it's about restraint. You have to be able to predict the future like a fortune teller as though they weren't scam artists. Scanning for gravel, oil slicks, inattentive drivers, cracks, potholes, corner radius changes constantly. It's about always knowing where the point of no return is and never crossing it. This isn't to say you can't own or use a truly fast vehicle, but you need to have the sensibility of Arnold in Terminator 2 scanning the road in his infrared vision to do it and come out alive. You need to understand tire grip, brake threshold, suspension travel, weight transfer, throttle control, and have all of your inputs trained to maximize each in any given scenario without conscious thought. Computers won't save you, either, those computers just allow you to go faster and faster before you run out of ability and it's too late for the computer to save you.

The intro, is the most accurate thing I've heard this year.

Mr. Regular would you like to review my 05 Kawasaki 636?

Bikes need a human to function..... gyroscopes man... gyroscopes.

My first bike was a ZX-6. I rode above my skill level one night took a corner at 70mph and crashed. Bikes like this are the end goal for me again at some point but he is not kidding when these bikes AREN'T for beginners. They aren't. ( But they are definitely sick as hell, fast and fun! But be careful! )

I was a little sad when this ended. Great narrations. Wish I could like it twice.

It's all about the rider, not the bike. A squid will wipeout on a Honda Grom or Ninja3, but I've known guys not even old enough to drink that behaved responsibly with liter bikes as their first bikes and never crashed them. Sometimes the more powerful bikes are easier to ride in a responsible fashion because those torquey engines let you short shift them.

My first bike was a 2007 Ninja ZX-14, it was my only transportation for 6 years, but I'm 6'8" and 320lbs, so I'm kind of too big for anything else.

The best R6 review I've ever seen :) greetings from Poland 🇵🇱

awesome review! picking up my R6 in a couple of days.. havent ridden before but this will be fun

exactly what I needed. can't stop laughing. 10/10 review.

How do you feel about a fox body mustang review Mr. Regular?

Should I get a YZF-R6 that is limited to 35 kW for two year before I get a licence to ride it with full power. I own a YZF-R 125 now.

This is probably the best bike review I've ever seen of a bike there was passion, love and resentment lol

People who lower bikes are stupid... Wait... I'll be charitable: People should not lower their bikes because it adversely affects handling by limiting ground clearance for cornering. It also looks stupid. Also speed bumps on the road. Just don't do it.

This car is missing a couple wheels..... Either that or I'm half asleep again.

Connor fought Nate Diaz, you know... The other Diaz brother. Not the “Nah nah, don’t be scared homie” one.

It was my 4th bike at 17. I had huge respect for it. Its really really fast and quick. And I miss it so much, have an injury from the army so I can never ride after I left for tour

$5,000 for an 05 R6? Great. I have one. 2nd owner. In PRISTINE condition. I'll sell it for $5,000, right now.

Got to die of something, and as we call them mobile organ donor god bless 13k rev and going backwards through the gates of heaven at 155

this is my 3rd bike, and i’m glad i waited. It’s truly great as a commuter and fun bike to putt around on, but i really did need a few thousand miles on a bike to build the discipline for this motorcycle. It’s painfully tempting with how smooth it gets above 8k rpm and the sound up there is just magical. Really amazing bike, but you need to be extremely honest with yourself about your limits. This bike *will* kill you, and i’ve had a friend die on an R6 when he pushed too far. Ride safe and enjoy this machine

the first 30 seconds were gold, literally laughed out loud.

I had a 99, last of the carby, tuned with a full arrow system, was a weapon for the time

so many kids i want to tag lol that ended up in the hospital after getting some limited edition r6 lol

Omgosh this channel is awesome. I can't believe I'm just now seeing these!!

This is awesome. That was me many years ago. Everyone had 600cc or 1000cc so I bought an 05 r6 in 2007. It had frame sliders, nice exhaust, steering stabilizer and cleaned up turn signals. I pretty much never rode a motorcycle before. I drove a manual car and rode a dirt bike once around a friends yard but that was about it. My friend brought it home for me. Then we went out riding. Tried to do a tight turn a little into the ride and fell over (day one) lmao. Oh well it had frame sliders so no damage. A summer or two later I discovered that the steering stabilizer was turned all the way up. I always thought the bike was hard to turn and never realized that was causing the issues. I drove it pretty easy most of the time. Never wrecked. Usually didn't ride with people because they got goofy doing stunts Or it was too hard to keep up in the corners and I didn't want to push it. It was a nice bike. A lot of fun.

Mr. Regular, I have a new challenge sir. Since your a fellow Pa (Berks County) car scene guy…. can you review some of the Pennsyl-Tucky meet up spots like Sheetz, Wawa and Sonic and their cultural quirks? I was one of "Those guys" and your videos are brutal so I'll be sure to snort a few rails of prozac before I watch if you decide to make a vid. Congrats on your success man!!

Grrrrrr THIS ISNT A CAR!!!!!!

Thinking of upgrading to a 2005 R6 from an 02 cbr600f4i, still not sure if it's the best idea but this video definitely made me smile more than once 👍

I've missed this. Watching the nostalgic car videos again.. though I've not lived in NA.

Yep, first bike at 19. I made it 2 years before I overshot a turn and flipped it in a ditch. Still miss it.

For an 18 year old, fresh outta high school? Hell no, this is a terrible first bike, doesn't matter if they road dirt bikes all their life. But for someone in their mid-twenties or older? Sure, they're mature enough by then. I'd still rather start on a R3 though.

bro that last part how you described what a bike is. Legit hit me. Amazing shit

This video was odly sexual towards the 600 but I was lowkey into it😂

Interesting that you emphasize the usable low end, when among supersports this bike has a reputation for having no torque but crazy top end power.

I never rode a bike in my life until At the end of 2016 I bought a 2008 Yamaha r6. Best decision of my life. Never been down *knock on wood*, and it's been my only vehicle for 2 years with about 15,000 miles of riding on it up to date. I rip that thing full throttle all the time too, it's just about when and where, and perceiving what can happen, and what to do if it does happen. I live in the Tampa Bay Area too which is about as populated as you can get. Ride Safe and choose the bike that you like and makes you feel comfortable. It's always ok to push the limits as long as it's not too much.

This was my first bike... was a mistake... didn't crash, but 6 years after selling... I'm now riding a Honda Monkey 125 with 9.5 bhp - and loving every minute!

Got a CBR600RR as a “first big bike” aged 19 in 2010. Only just replaced it, downsized to a Ninja 400 as was so tired of the torture of commuting into the city on the CBR. With less than 500miles on the Ninja I can already tell that if I’d initially got something like it as my first bike I’d definitely be a better rider than I am now.

Mr Regular starts motovlogging in 3. . . 2. .

I’ve had a r6 for 2 years, my first bike. Never been down and it’s an absolutly stunning bike

Bit out of topic question: What's the original song from the opening? It sounds pretty familiar

Another classic. Love this channel!

Remember that old Toyota Cressida from years ago? Do you still have that? I'd love a full review of that.

Hey Mr Regular do you ever think you'll come around to reviewing a Harley-Davidson? I just got my first motorcycle. A Road King Classic and it's a rough learning curve.

Saw this video about 2 years ago. Was recommended it again today, I forgot how fucking good this video really is

You sir, wrote this one brilliantly. Subscription deserved on first view

"Dick-threatening speed" sold me on this bike. Getting my own in a few days =)

Would love to see a video for the R1, considering I just got one... as my first bike... *Kidding* its not the first.

I own this same bike and this video is so accurate. Thank you for doing such a great job.

My first road bike was a daytona 675, ezpz after riding dirt bikes for years. Dirt teaches throttle and clutch control really well. I wasnt riding anywhere near the limits of the bike, but it did give me room to grow into! Plus it was 3 grand ha.

5:15 going less than the speed limit on an R6, amazing self control.

I used to work as a Machanic and I always said I wanted a get a r6 and the lead tech always said “What will you do in a year?” And I would say Idk 🤷‍♂️ he would then say you would want to go faster you would want exhaust tune etc. so he would then say just get a r1 you would never get bored with power

Bought a Rebel as my first bike. Finished my permit course yesterday. I'm giving you credit for making me want a bike in some capacity.

I got my permit this year and my first bike is a 1985 Honda magna v40 did I make a good choice?