Hey Max! You can follow our riding group on Insta @denzitzu, we will let you know of any planned drives soon :) Welcome to riding in Dubai, gonna be a blast!

Thank you!

Thanks, will do!

Thanks a lot brother!

Thanks Pranesh!

Thanks! Do see my latest videos as well...am sure you will enjoy it 😄

Thanks a lot brother!

Yup, quite hot in the day manageable at night, but winter is almost perfect for riding!

Thanks a lot! That is really encouraging 😁 Still tweaking with my helmet setup and mic going to make more exciting content!

I don't even want to count them 😵🤣

Hey! That's a great idea! Will make for sure!

I was a superbiker in Delhi n now In Dubai for last 9years. U need to have special license here for 2 wheelers 1st. To pass the exam u need to smaller capacity bike. And about fine in Dubai, every road has fix speed limit, going beyond that limit, u will recieve fine in ur registered cell number. Random lane change, and even without indicator will bring fine on you, we call it hard shoulder etc. Here this guy is breaking rules every now n then, and in a lane u cant overtake any vehicle. Dubai police siezed bikes when they get videos in camera intalled everywhere.. so if u ride with regards to UAE road rules n regulation, u r safe..

In winter it's possible but summer it's very hard...if you go to office in summer in bike you will reach office sweaty and dirty.

@@ItsJustMaha i see, considering that i’m gonna be living alone and want to save as much money as i could, i thought that riding in the summer would be bearable, do you think just getting a car is a much better choice?

Any day, you can get an economical Japanese car which are reliable and cheap for AED 10 to 20k. It's more than a bike but it will allow you to travel through out the year.

@@ItsJustMaha thanks for the advice man! i’ll definitely look more into it, but a car sounds like the way to go

I had the same question

No they are not

I wont suggest to buy bike for daily commute, because in summer its very hard and in winter during rain its very dangerous. I would use bike only for weekend to have fun...

Hey thanks! Yes I do, you will find the link in my latest videos description

Honestly speaking, bike is only a weekend/winter vehicle to enjoy...its not viable as a sole mode of transport especially super hard in summers 🥵 I would suggest to get a car first for main mode of travel and after that you can get bike license and get a bike for weekend fun or winter rides.

@@ItsJustMaha thanks for the advice.

100% Riding is not just about speeding in straight lines honestly....the corners is the real fun and there are no 📷 in corners 😉

Imo, I would not suggest bike as a daily mode of transport but only for recreation....While it's possible to drive daily it will get very hard in summer on a bike when the temps get close to 50. If you are an enthusiast, you can keep a bike for the weekend or for winters. Now regarding safety, I got into motorcycle after more than 7 years of driving car in Dubai so, I had clear understanding of the behavior of drivers in Dubai. So, I never felt motorcycle as unsafe as I drive defensively (I've made a video on this topic) and with caution at all times. Also Ninja 400 is a great starter bike!

@@ItsJustMaha See now I want to ride a bike as means of travelling to the school and/or to the gym which is quite close to me but the school is very far. The problem is with the fact that school times are rush hours and using a car is just inconvenient. So would u suggest for me to ride a bike to school and back?

School? I would assume high school or university? Cause minimum age for motorcycle is 17. But as for commuting to school I would not suggest it. It's not viable, unless u live like less than 10 kms from your school.

Yes school but I'm turning 18 this may and its my last year of High school. Alright great, thank you very much

Going from a 125 to a 600cc bike is a huge jump but if you are confident and have throttle discipline you can do it. For Dubai roads atleast 300cc is must.

@@ItsJustMaha Got it thanks!

Brother i told you will ride together and we met at the signal 😂😂😂😂

We met? When, sorry can't recall

@@ItsJustMaha i thought it was you

Anyways brother i think i meet someone else this weekend we can go for ride

For sure, it's in the works.

R6 is a very powerful bike and has a very aggressive position for the streets it's more track focused. I would suggest the R7 (it has less power than the R6) so it's safer as a starter bike and you can learn your basics well with it then move to a 600cc.

Facebook bro

Dubbizle and Facebook marketplace is your best bet...I bought mine from a friend

Hi, I believe it is possible with a valid license from home country. Have never tried any so I would suggest googling, I can see many options.

It's hard to ride in Summer but in winter it's perfect weather...I use the bike mainly in Winter only. It's only for fun not a mode of transportation....in Dubai car is must for normal travel 🙂

ahh oke but why is it hard?@@ItsJustMaha

@@user-tp9eb3dk8s cause it can reach 50 degree C in summer, the bike also gets very hot...

I do get flashed and fined...sometimes in the videos it looks faster than it actually is cause of the quick acceleration and longer shutter speed in the Gopro.

Hi, If you have experience riding already then I would suggest to get 600cc plus only...MT07 is a good bike to start in my opinion if you are new to riding.

Sorry, couldn't understand what you mean

Hi, what do you mean by Indian bike? Like a royal enfield? They are too slow imo for Dubai roads.