I'm 15 with no bike no license but with a Regional exam

How can I improve my shift timing? I feel like i shift too early sometimes

Perfect video ❤

Btw step 1: I bought a 600cc-> more like 700 R7 Step 2: Stalled once, got it 2nd time Step 3: Drove on grass 5-15mph Step4: ripped 70mph around my neighborhood :)

1:21 He thought it was a brake....

Thankyou so much! Over in the UK I'm thinking of getting my motorbike licence! Never ridden before. This vid has helped so much

I'd use it for riding with my friends

If you haven’t ridden since you were young, best think twice before doing it when you are old.

I’m beyond new. Thank you for this video it helped so much🙏

Not really digging it after being on a R1

Lmfao I really enjoyed this video very well put and the guy is educational and hilarious 😂 had me cracking up all the way threw

I own this bike, coming back from years without riding when my 1st bike was a r1. I definitely miss the power but there is never many times i really need it. the r7 is a beautiful bike

i dont even have a bike

i need you to teach me the mechanical parts

I’m going for a taster session next week, to see if a bike is just a mid life crisis notion for me or something I could take on and this video really helped settle some questions thank you

Wait HOW is there so many of us that 1. Don't have a bike 2. Are around 18 3. Are watching this instead of studying

Hey bro excellent video thanks for posting

I don't even know what torque is

Yes sarrr here's your comment, great job explaining, buying a bike soon but need to know what I need

thank you for explaining when to shift i’m trying to learn all i can about motorcycles before i take the course and get one myself.

for a starter would you recommend a ninja 500? i know people recommend the 400 but i dont like the look of it

I will am a soon-to-be 56 year old woman who just liked and subscribe although I am not looking to learn to ride a motorcycle. 25 years ago, I really wanted to but never did. I only got to this page while looking for something else. I love the time you took to make this understandable.

Learned more in 15 minutes than the whole 12 years of school

You keep saying releasing the clutch to stop the bike but you mean to saying pull the clutch in so it’s disengaging the bike being able to go anywhere Releasing the clutch is going to make the bike move forward I’m sure you know this just weird in the video that might confuse people

I'm a pro rider and watching this for some reason

1 thing that i did notice, once you mount the bike, or get on. When you stand it up, You failed to mention to use your left foot to put up the kickstand like you would on your pedal bicycle. You dont want to be riding around even in a parking lot with the kickstand down to get snagged on something

I’m buying a Kawasaki ninja300 abs special edition on the weekend 🎉

I will highly recommend this bike to learner riders. Linear power is great, cornering great. Upgrade tires when can. Great bike. No need to really upgrade bike later on.

I'm a poor Brazilian bro

Even showed me on the exact bike I got a good deal on and impulse bought lol. thanks man awesome video

Wow Thank you very much!

I was really enjoying this and ready to learn my bike till you said you’ll get killed out their just from the clutch!

What an amazing video. Thank you so much for making this! I finally understand!

Mannn I feel so stupid trying to understand 😂😂

8m 🎉

yo 😂❤

I don't know if your gonna see this but thank you for teaching this I don't have any family that knows or is willing to teach me and I learn from a more hands on type this is exactly what I needed.. thank you..

This whole time I thought you had to give the bike throttle when releasing the clutch just like you would a car.

Love the confidence you are giving me bro. Just got my 1st street bike but road dirt bikes in the past. I got this!

Thank you

Perfect explanation! I’m even looking for a green Kawasaki Ninja 400 as my 1st bike!

thanks dude

Why wouldn’t you squeeze the clutch when you’re trying to brake

that was perfect bro thank you ❤️

This is helpful thank you

Good knowledge. Good vibes Great video brotha

I shift up and its always go to N gear 😢😢 its so hard

this is very helful

Have a question. Do you get your gear first before your bike? Or do you get both at the same time?

You forget to show that the engine stop if u take down, move down, the iron support for parking if the bike is not in "N" .