I already called them

I’ve never sat on the KTM RC390 before. But I feel like a lot of KTM’s sit fairly high in general! But the CBR 600 doesn’t sit up super high but it was a noticeable difference compared to a gsxr. But thank you brother! I appreciate you taking the time and watching my video! It means a lot too me

Ayye! I appreciate you brother!

Thank you for your support always :) I feel like I could have done better with this video lol

@@RoosayCapdet Of course! And that's ok to give yourself some criticisms. It's how we grow :) See what you wanna improve in and go from there 😀

The 750 is definitely much faster then the 600 100% but the riding styles are both different also. From my experience on both motorcycle, the CBR is a much more aggressive riding style. While the gsxr is a more relaxing style to put it simple!

Really!? By chance is your CBR lowered? And yeah the CBR is much more nimble and loves to take corners! I also agree height shouldn’t matter as long as you’re able to get on and off the bike safely

@@RoosayCapdet Nope! Still stock height haha. Is a bit of a challenge but i’ve started getting used to it. I’m only really able to keep one foot down at a time at stops which honestly works perfectly fine.

I appreciate you feed back brother! I watched the video back a few times and I even got annoyed with my cuts haha it was kinda tough making the video cause I was constantly in a stop and go. But I’ll know for next time lot to do that!

Thank you so much for watching! Hopefully one day you can experience riding a motorcycle here!

I’ll be honest the idea of a 1000 scares me haha I have only heard how fast 1000 are. But in the future I definitely want to get one! It’s just a matter of when at this point

Yeah it is haha it was a Tuesday night so it was pretty dead lol. But it’s nice to just ride around there without any traffic especially!

@@RoosayCapdet Yeah, it looked dead. Nice little ride around, though.👌🏼 🏍️

Not possible haha the 750 are a different kind of beast. It’s the weight of a 600 but with 150 more cc. Gsxr are also very good and fast bikes!

Thanks for the fast reply bro 😎 love the content as well. I’m only asking because I’m new to the bike scene. Started off on the 24’ Ninja 🥷 500 and ready to move up. I love it dearly! It’s so good on gas and user friendly but of course it is a beginner bike. Thought I’d ask cause I have a friend who is a die hard Honda guy and I am too! But the GSXR is just my calling my name. He told me once I get the 750 he’s gonna gap me in a straight line shootout but I find that hard to believe. Haha and don’t get me wrong that CBR pulls hard as hell too for a 599cc.

Thank you so much! I appreciate you a lot for watching my video brother! And yeah the lower cc are great bikes for beginners for sure. But unless you’re taking it to the track or the back roads all the time they do get very numbing after a while. But in my opinion CBR are fast bikes but I wanna say they are the slower ones out of all the 600 in my opinion. The gsxr 600/750 are fast bikes in general. But like I said the 750 is just a whole different type of beast! It’s an amazing bike and I loved it so much that I do wanna get another one in the future!

@@GhadSpeed I have rode both motorcycles a lot of people get the 750 confused with something like an r7 but this this is a 4 cylinder super sport 750 cc bike with the same weight of the 600 if u get a 750 u will pull away from ur friend on that cbr pretty fast plus the top speed is around 175 on the gsxr 750 vs 160 on a cbr 600 and the 750 will pull away the whole accleration up to that. the gsxr makes around 35-45 hp more than the cbr.

I appreciate you! I’m excited for you brother Motorcycles are a life changing experience! Be safe when you start. Don’t copy what I do lmfao

Thank you so much brother! And I miss it all the time! It was definitely one of my favorite cars I’ve owned! I’m hoping one day in the future I’ll be able to own another and do all the things I wasn’t able to do to it! But I appreciate you for watching my vlogs! It means the world to me

I agree with you! I love both bikes but I think the gsxr are a more comfortable ride all together. It’s a much less aggressive riding style also since they sit a lot lower! Hopefully one day I’ll be back on a gsxr! Thank you for watching my video brother! I appreciate you!

I recognized el cajon XD from the beginning of the video

Hahahaha a true San Diego native if you can recognize El Cajon! That’s awesome man! Hopefully the roads in Tennessee aren’t too bad! Stay safe if and when you do get a bike brother! And thank you for watching my video! It means a lot to me!

@@RoosayCapdet of course bro! I actually have a KZfaq channel too (not this) and I was thinking of motovloggin on it too. Anyways, down the line if I’m ever in SD maybe we can ride sometime. Keep posting videos my guy I subbed so you got another one rooting for you. You be safe as well.

@fallondavenport2448 do it man! It doesn’t hurt to pick up a camera and just starting man! And yeah I’m always down for a good ride brother!

I haven’t had that experience with my bike yet thank god! But I do worry when my battery is gonna go out since I only ride it 2 times out of the week 😂 but yeah riding is dangerous but it’s a different type of feeling! I appreciate you watching my video brother! Much love

Thank you brother! I appreciate you and your support very much!

Even if you don’t ride I appreciate you watching still! Freeways arent bad at all down here! Orange County isn’t too far away from me so the freeways are probably the same conditions!

I loved both bikes equally tbh! But it’s all about preference at the end of the day

First and foremost thank you for watching my video brother! Really means a lot to me! I think if you truly want to ride a motorcycle by all means you should get one! Although you should understand that it’s very dangerous. But it’s also an amazing experience! I’d highly recommend taking the motorcycle course in your local area cause they teach you everything you need to know and that way you can figure out if it’s really something you wanna get into!

No for real though lmao

That is the correct answer

@@RoosayCapdet I’ll have one in the living room one day 😤

I’ll put mine in the living room also

Naw M1000rr

@LoganWilkerson-qw6eg yes sir! That is also the dream bike

Thank you! I’m trying my best to cover everything that I can from just my person experience that people can find useful. But the lower cc bikes tend to sit lower to the ground I think? But yeah 600 are definitely the all around sweet spot for a fun experience overall! And thanks for the idea! I’ll make a video of that topic in my next few videos :)

They’re fun, but 600s aren’t recommended to start on though. They’re fast bikes man. If it’s your first, I’d say get a ninja 400, once ur ready to upgrade. Sell it and get a bigger bike.

@anthonyduran7525 I 100% agree with you on this as well. I think if you have zero experience on being two wheels as well as zero experience using a clutch I think the lower ccs are the best to learn on. But if you have experience on being on two wheels as well as knowing how to use a clutch I think a 600 is not a bad place to start. BUT I’ve said it in a few videos, it all depends on how to ride and respect the bike. Even if you’re on just a 300 if you don’t ride safe and are still reckless it doesn’t matter if you’re on a 600 or a 1000. But that is just my opinion. But I still 100% agree with you brother! A 600 can be much for first timers for sure

Already got a video on that 😉

Yeah 300 are not bad bikes by all means but definitely would out grow them very fast unless you’re constantly taking it out to the track or the back road. Then you could push it to the limit and really test yourself. But that is true! The 600 and the 750 are practically the same price! Might as well get the 750 for more bike!

Hey brother! In my honest opinion I do believe 600 are a good beginner bike. I would highly recommend taking the motorcycle course. They teach you everything you need to know on how to ride. And you can get a feel for how “fast” the smaller CC bikes are. Then kind of gauge what a 600 would feel like. But in the end it all depends how you ride and how much you respect the bike. Hope that helps man! If and when you do get a bike ride safe brother!

It’s all about skills and experience in the end of the day! So I completely agree with you!

It’s a sign! lol

@@RoosayCapdet lmao omg. Maybe. I've had the r7 or the 500r on the table 🤔

@lisacastro3899 R7 would be cool!! I’ve heard it’s underwhelming though

@@RoosayCapdet That's what I heard, too. Probably gonna be a CBR. Not a huge Ninja fan, but if an opportunity comes for a cheaper bike, I'd probably go with the 400 lol MAYBE the 300 lol I'd probably have to deep dive on Craigslist or something though.

@lisacastro3899 400 or even a 300 is a good starting point! Im sure you can definitely find a good deal somewhere on OfferUp or the marketplace!

Hahaha my bad brother! I fixed the problem with my new videos but wished this video didn’t have that problem!

Oh that was your friends?? He was the one that hosted the meet up

@@RoosayCapdet ya he owns a shop I’ve wrapped his car in the past and towed cars to him as well when I was in that industry nice guy

Thank you!

Much better with tinted visors lol