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l agree with you bro but some people can't wait to go fast and they end up injured or dead. Question would you recommend a beginner single engine pilot fly a twin engine turbo jet plane? I know no flight trainers would do such a things they know better because they will die with the trainee 😂🤣.That's the point some motorcycle riders are telling beginners but you absolutely right good video by the way.👍

Started on a 750 as well…no issues at all. Like you said respect the bike and know your limits 🤝🏾💯

First bike was a 600. Like everybody else said as long as you have common sense and respect the power youll be good. I get so tired of these "beginner" rider videos basically telling ppl to waste money on 250s that they sell in a few months

6’7 285 my first bike was a 750. Taught myself how to ride in about 20 minutes. Just don’t be an idiot. I’m getting a busa soon as possible tho merely for the size of the bike to fit my frame now that ik how to ride .

R.i.p. bro

my logic is why buy a small bike to then sell it after 5 months when you can just buy a 600 or a 1000 cc and just take it easy!! anyway you have to learn all over again after you switch from small bike to big one.. instead of riding an r3 for half a year spend that time learning to ride a big a big bike! take it to the mountains take it easy learn how to lean with it and dont go above 100 mph on the highways just use your brain and you can start on whatever bike you want..

that thing so clean... i got one just as clean as that one. sadly had a little accident in miami. gotta find another one just as clean :(

Thank you bro im tired of certain ones telling ppl what bike to start on you touched on it perfectly

I started on a 125cc at 48 as my first bike. I still ride that bike a year and a half later and looikng to upgrade to a CBR500r sometime in the future, nothing more powerful than that. At my age I still don't trust myself, especially when I drink and get the urge to ride, which I've learned to try hard to resist, thankfully not through any mishaps. So yeah, I'm sure one can start on a Busa, just not me. But dreaming is free I guess so I still drool over bike videos. Stay safe.

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do you still have it

This guys rocks 🪨

This is his last posted blog 😱❗

I bought a 2024 gsxr 750 for my first bike a few weeks ago and I love it. I ride it in B mode and practice almost daily. The bike does what you tell it todo. Just be smooth with throttle and your good. Never ever rode before. Love this video. Its truth!

My 1st street bike is a 02 750 Gixxer 😂😂😂 at first I shifted like a car shift at 3.5 rpm😅 it's not a Car 😂 Wow Man when I started shift at 6 or 8 RPM 🥰😍😨 now I can't keep from going 80 or 90 mph😁 ❤️‍🔥🤣

I just got my brothers 750 and it’s my first bike, but I realized the first time riding it, respect it.

Ride safe brother 👌💪🙏

Thank you man. UA-cam Vloggers are talking us down so much it makes me not even want to get a bike or if anything just get the weakest possible bike. But in person everyone here in Houston are like naw man you good to start on whatever just respect the bike. I watch youtubers a lot because I want to study before getting into it but it's been quite discouraging to think that I have to purchases 4 bikes over years of experience before getting something I really want to keep.

Scrape I agree 100% my first bike back in the day(I naturally knew how to operate a clutch from dirt bikes & cars etc) but my first bike was a brand new black & purple 1992 katana 600 & 11 yrs later I traded it in for the 2003 Gsx R750 that I’m still in ❤with today & I really have enjoyed the last 20 years on my bike & many more to come 👍🏼

You learn and grow on a smaller bike vs a larger cc bike. Better to mess up on a smaller bike vs a larger cc bike.

CORRECT!

SAME HERE. MY FIRST BIKE WAS A 750. I AINT NEVER LETTIN IT GO. I’LL BUY OTHER BIKES, BUT SHE STAYIN. RESPECT THE BIKE, AND YOU’LL BE FINE.

Are you using a chin mount?

I been riding bikes since kindergarten. On the street, I started on an 80s XJ650 and have absolutely no regrets about it. In high school, by far I had the fastest thing in the parking lot, but if ya'll know old bikes, you know those old Yamaha's weren't speed demons. Stayed with that bike for 4 years before upgrading to a lightly built K6 Gsxr750. I always tell people, starting on fast bikes can be OK but it just ain't as fun. The joy you get from riding an old or slow bike fast is so much more than what you get riding a missile slow and being afraid of the power between your legs. Regardless of maturity or mindset, I always recommend starting on something 90hp or less for that reason. Learn your fundamentals and get that rider mod before you try stepping up to the 100-180hp ranges. You'll have way more fun and get into far less trouble while you're learning.

You are talking straight to me bro. Thanks you spoke to me before I buy the 600. I'm going for a 1000 next month❤

I started with a 750 like anything in life it takes time..

Getting a gsxr750 tomorrow dawg. Thanks for this confidence booster

👍👍

Is it K8? Was my first bike with same colors. And still is.

im similar height and weight and wana know if the 750 is uncomfortable on the back and legs.

Honestly i would've bought a Supersport for my first bike but insurance here is stupid expensive for that kind of bike and especially for new riders

The funny part about my motorcycle journey is that I learned to ride on my older brother’s R1M but ended up getting a R6 as a first bike.

Earned my sub, great video

this is going to be my second bike, i’m so excited to go pick it up

i started on a cbr300r. never rode anything motorized on 2 wheels before that so i didnt really know what to expect. got rid of it my first month of riding and bought a zx6r. I dont think it was a mistake to get the 300 per say but in hindsight, that was an unnecessary step. yo this was your last vod you made. you still alive, dog?

Waste of money and time imo a big bike will drive way different than groms or lower cc bikes i have friends that started on groms and they cant get used to driving a big bike i too started on a 750 got 1300 miles experience 😂

My first bike was a Ninja 600r, second was a Honda shadow 600 and my third was a Gsxr1100w that was set up for 1/4 mile drag even though I drove it daily on the streets.

Any bike is dangerous even a 50cc it's all about being a responsible rider and not doing no hooligan type riding on the streets..

Bro you are so right! I’ve been riding about 10 years now. My homeboy first bike was a busa he been riding 10 plus years now and never dropped it once. You can start on whatever you want with the right mind set of course. You just got a sub from me for sure!

Yo 10 ain’t gone overheat the wind hitting that bad boy ! 😂

great video brotha

I agree with all u said. A smart cool headed rider will ride smart regardless of engine displacement.

RIDE your RIDE no matter what the bike your on I’ve been on the street for 31 years I started on a zx1100 in 1992

Im the same. I bought a 1000 gsxr. People said im mad. Miles under my belt. No issues. Respecting the bike is the biggest the thing

The gsxr 750 is a light bike put it in B mode.take a motorcycle course,use your brain.beware of your environment and you will be just fine. Totally agree with you nice vid

New subscriber👌 I’ll be getting a bike soon as well and starting my channel yeeee

Love this video brother

A lot of people start on 600 and 750s now. The Suzuki GSXR750 is a really cool bike.

I started off with same bike but you start with small bike you will get bored quick