Bought my first Bike| Yamaha R3
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
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As a new rider myself, I LOVE the raw honesty in this video. Congrats on your bike! Ride safely!!!
Thanks, you too!
@@Zhayre are you a new rider? honestly if you just titled this as a regular day vlog, and cutout the start. you look natural, getting right into it. going 1 handed
@@mikethebigmani appreciate you a lot!!🤣but I’m definitely I new rider, I still have so much to learn
@@Zhayre wow. When I turn 15 I wanna get a bike to ride until I graduate college. Do you think it’s a good idea? I been watching videos but don’t know a bike to get. I wanna get a sport type 250-300cc I think
@@mikethebigman as usual the ninja 400 is good
Time for an R1!
panigale v4😆
@@Zhayre H2R
bruh he a beginner rider ain’t really smart to learn on a liter bike/1000 cc sport bike fr
@@PawsomePranksParade bruh he a beginner rider ain’t really smart to learn on a liter bike/1000 cc sport bike fr
@@techgod-h7b we know mate, jus teasing him. Im still on a 300cc bike because Id rather be alive than a statistic but getting 600cc soon.
as a learner myself i have some tips for you that i know of,
1. try your best not to casualy ride in the 7-10k rpm it will shorten your bikes life,
2. when shifting gears try to keep it as quick as possible to keep the revs nice and high so it dosnt feel gluggy at all
3. once you learn how to shift propperly learn something called rev matching, it makes all your down shifts feel smooth and helps engine breaking greatly
4. when at slow speeds in the parking lot practice stability i see your a slight bit scared and the bike tends to wobble try to loosen up and let the bike glide it will help stop the shaking of the handle bars
5. when accelerating change gears around the 6-10k rpm mark or the bike will glug and stall when accelerating
7. when it comes to riding on the road dont worry about what other drivers think or do at the end of the day your a learner and thats appart of having a license so if they honk at you bash there head in or just call the cops for inpropper horn use fuck road drivers anyways LOL
8. dont get too cocky with speed it will get you hurt
good tips, i agree with all of these. im looking to get my A2 license as im in the UK so meaning i'll have the license to ride up to 600cc, but im looking to get r3 as a 2nd bike. i used to ride an MT-125 shit was so beautiful.
On the other note wheres no.6 tip?
you were very smart to start on a 300. Keep it for an everyday commuter especially if you live in a urban area. Not many places to ride a super sport in a city. But know this as soon as you are used to it you are def going to want to upgrade a lot sooner than you think. Goodluck bro and dont out grow it too quick, there is a lot to learn.
i just started a few months ago on an mt-07 and i gotta say, its a wonderful starting bike, it teaches you throttle control right from the first time you get on it, very responsive, can wheelie but you have to be trying to. i taught myself how to ride on it and im already disappointed in the top speed lol. but super fun to ride around town and curvy roads, very quick to get up and go.
I bought the R3 like 2 days ago. Got my gear yesterday and did the first real ride on it today. Amazing stuff. All the fear for riding on the road first time, all the stress and the rush of adrenaline felt so good. I am still smiling and in high spirits. Have to get used to rev matching and going in the corners and quickturns, cuz I was going in the very wide turn angle.
Enjoyed the read, hows it going now man!
I have a '17 R3 in pearl white with florescent orange wheels. Bikes like this are great to start on.
Also, If she only has 600 miles on it, be gentle. She's still in a break-in period. I believe until about 1k miles. Might even be ready for a oil change- a break in change to remove metal shavings from the factory. So don't rev her out too crazy.
R3 is a great bike to learn and refine skills.
She's beautiful. Congrats and good luck, boss.
This is really great advice for a new rider who has a brand new engine. Be patient and treat the engine right.
you’re supposed to do oil change and stuff on 1k miles. First 1k miles dont rev past 7,200rpms after 1k it’s like 8k i think idk can’t remember lol its in the manual
I've had my R3 for 2 years now and I still love it. So much fun getting to use 100% of the power and it handles great on twisty roads. Enjoy and stay safe brother!
Congrats on the new bike! R3 is an awesome bike.
Don't sweat the stalling. We've all been there, lol. If you don't mind a tip to help with the stalling:
Get your RPM's up before letting the clutch out into the friction zone and then all the way out. This also helps with slow speed maneuvers as you can let the clutch in and out through the friction zone while keeping your RPM's constant. You don't have to worry about rolling the throttle until you get rolling with the clutch all the way out. You just hold the RPM's and listen to the sound of the engine. It'll sound high but as you let the clutch out, it will start to drop. Just keep holding those RPM's. As you try it out, you may need more or less RPM's initially depending on your bike but I believe the R3 was around 4-5K when I rode it.
Light turns green, roll the throttle until RPM's hit 4-5K (adjust to what you feel is comfortable) and slowly let the clutch out and hold it in the friction zone until you're rolling. Pull it back in if you're going too fast.
I've been trying to find videos on people riding an R3 because that's the bike I want to start with. So glad I found this video because I'm just dreaming of riding it soon. Can't wait to check out more of your videos bud!
this is probably the best bike video ever.
You funny asf, and looking to get a bike soon and you making it way more convincing lmao
Thanks so much!!🤣you should definitely get a bike!! it’s a little difficult to learn but rewarding once you get it & the community is great as you can see by these comments!
I like the honesty in this video, congrats for the new bike!!
we dont wanna see you crash man, congrats on your first bike! ill be in your shoes hopefully in the next few months
It's good to have a long term small Japanese beater. I see people upgrade quick then stop riding all together within a year or 2 max.
Dont be disheartened by the stalling bro! Everyone goes through it!
Congrats man and be safe. My buddy also just bought a 23 R3 and beens learning how to ride. Take it slow and learn at your own pace. Hope to see more videos man!
I honestly enjoyed this video so much and it makes me more excited to get my R3 🙏, hope you have fun on that bro 💪
I just got a gsx250r today and I’ve been having a blast with it. 250-400cc bikes are perfect for beginners.
i think this is my last sign i needed. got my gear (helmet, boots, gloves) and my permit. was waiting on a few more paychecks so i could have a big down payment but i might just go grab it. i have good credit and im young so why not
Same here. Gonna do a test ride this upcoming weekend. Hopefully I don’t embarrass myself. Good luck and ride safe
I dont ride but I think your decision to start on a R3 over a r6 or an r1 is very smart. I also love the vibes from the video definitely subbing, keep it up!
Thanks! Yeah gotta start low & build up! Are you planning to get a bike one day?
Congratulations on the bike; shoot it’s new to you! Hopefully I’m up next pretty soon! 🥳
Congrats man. I ride 100cc bike few years ago and bought a Ninja 250 in 2022. I stalled alot though for the first few weeks. After few months, you will become one with the bike. I sold my ninja 250 last year and bought mt/fz 07 for the torque 😂. Didnt faced any problem adjusting with the high torque power, but I do apply "defensive riding" for safety sake. Save ride and have fun bro
Welcome to bike life bro💪 I’d suggest getting a keyless gas cap!!! You’ll bend your key if you keep trying to open it with it being that hard to unlock. Learned from experience.
Couple tricks, when your taking off slowly hit ur gas so you don’t stall, and I would upgrade the clutch and brake levers aftermarket ones tend to move the friction zone so I makes it more efficient and comfortable.
Just picked up a gsxr 750 for my first bike love it! Stay safe brother.
Fantastic video, reminds me of myself when i started. Pro tip: Don't let go of the clutch until youre out of an intersection / began moving pretty steady, only then let it all the way out, dropping your clutch too fast isnt something you want to do. Shifting smoothly will come with time, no way around it.
Excellent choice! I've had 4 bikes and I almost bought the R3 as my 5th. You just can't go wrong for an entry level bike. It also is good on the track because of how light it is. And you can still do 110mph which is very respectable!
sick man i just started riding aswell, I LOVE how the R3 looks I almost picked it as my first bike its cleannn
Brother I watch your videos!!! I didn’t know about CFMOTO before is saw your channel so im wondering if maybe I shouldve gone with that lol
@@Zhayre haha that’s awesome! and meh can’t go wrong with either tbh they’re both great bikes plus yamaha has good reliability and cfmoto is new so a bit of a gamble
Can I ask what mic you are using? As you can tell by the audio I’m having issues with my DJI Action 4 & purple panda mic combo
@@Zhayre yeah i use the rode lavalier go, i think i know the problem with ur mic i made a post on ig explaining a bit but i think u might have gotten the wrong connector which makes the panda sound not very good i think it needs a trrc to usb c and u might be using trc to usb c
actually I just bought that mic to replace my purple panda so I'm happy to hear that!
Nice vid! Not sure if you got a chance to play with the clutch cable yet. You will need some free play with it, and it's really simple. Just unscrew the larger nut then play with the dial behind the nut while using the clutch. I wouldn't recommend getting a new set of levers unless you are getting a high quality one. The cheap Amazon replacements just won't cut it.
Thanks, I decided to leave it as is
Yeah, duude! Stoked to follow this journey!
Great stuff man! To help from stalling from a start. Try to give it a 1/8th turn on the throttle as you ease out the clutch. It will help the rpm go up and should help with the stall.💪💪
Everything will get better with time. Keep it up!
You gotta practice clutch control alooooot to get over the stalling part when you memorize where your friction zone is on your motorcycle it'll be easier to know how quickly you can let off the clutch and apply gas at the same time
don't be afraid of shifting man, its more if you dangerous dont shift. Def dont sleep on learning to shift because it will make riding so much smoother
Welcome welcome my mans i just started riding two weeks ago myself its a life changer
47 and I'm scared someone stop me 😅😅😅😅 your doing great bud. Welcome to the community 😁
They said fear & excitement are the same feeling, it just depends on the situation 🤣 thank man!
Just got my first bike this past weekend (Yamaha FZ6R) excited to see where this journey takes me. Sweet bike man!
I also have a fz6r!. My first bike was a ninja 300 when I was 16 and I bought my own bike which is the Fz6r and I’m 19 now.
Just got my first bike, Yamaha MT-07, people been saying it’s a bit more than what a starter should get, but we’re gonna roll with it and see how we do
Legal! Sucesso com a R-3.
9:06 So you can restart the bike straight into gear one????
Congrats man. I’m looking to become a biker myself. Would I just have to take the knowledge test and vision test to get my permit until taking the test?
Hey Little tip, dont have ur right hand on the front brake when doing slow manuoever, just use foot brakes ! if you hit the front brake when doing slow manuoeuver you can drop the bike
Best decision is to start on a used small bike. It’s already pre-dropped, so when you forget to put the kickstand down and drop it, you won’t cry. No you are not going to keep that bike forever. You’ll get better. The most important thing is proper braking and lane positioning.
Do you know how to drive a manual car. If you know how to drive a manual car, riding a motorcycle would be easier to learn.
Thank you sir
So whatchu wanna do is get one of those things they call a "busa", its a real popular beginner bike. Then as an added precaution you should turbo it, the turbo helps learn throttle control in the higher revs. 👍👍👍👍
Decent riding man, for you starting from a stop in first gear it’s easier to let out your clutch smoothly instead of the little dump at the end, it’ll help make your takeoffs smoother
My first bike was an R3, they’re pretty good starter bikes, one of the best even.
i’m excited to be here when you blow up bro 🙏🏻
I hope you continue to enjoy in the future!
Subbed up. Love watching new riders and how fast they learn. Nice bike dude
Hell yeah keep practicing bro you just motivated me to get and R3, I deeply want a 650 Kawasaki but I’ve never rode before so it’s best I play it safe 🤙🏽
yeah def learn on a low cc bike like R3 before getting a 600 bro. aint nun wrong with getting a low cc bike as your first!!
Congrats my boy! The R3 is hella underrated
Nice! Good for you. Much prefer a 2 cylinder over a 1 cylinder for this size bike. Some guys can beat 600's on the track with these bikes. I like watching new riders figure out riding. Practice first in parking lots. Also slow maneuvering is very important to learn. I wouldn't mod it except maybe a bright color wrap so cars can see you better. Otherwise just ride the heck of it. And don't be embarrassed! We all make mistakes. Plus with a helmet nobody is going to recognize you. Just chill and be safe.
2:21 don’t just let the clutch go when you start rolling, remember to slowing release it the whole way. This will help your starts improve. I noticed you did get better as video went on 👍. But just keep that in mind when at a stoplight and maybe you’re a bit nervous, just slowly release clutch and you’ll be fine.
Thanks brother I’ll keep that in mind
Stay in a parking lot and work on the stop start. Work on slow turns and you will be amazed at what you will accomplish in a few weeks. Find a MSF course also! Stay safe and keep your head on a swivel!
beautiful bike, small suggestion i do dirt biking (im still a minor) yet i tried a r125 and i believe dirt biking is more fun, give it a try sometime
Congratulations man! I'm in the same area and have been wanting to get my first bike too. I've ridden the revel mopeds a lot of times so I'm curious about how it compares lol.
Also if riding a bike is anything like driving a manual car, the reason you're stalling is you're not giving enough power. You can move off with clutch only but you have to stay in the bite point longer before you completely disengage the clutch or else it will stall.
I’m new here but I’m here to stay and see the journey that is to come 🤝🏾
Get the showa or olins suspension and ecu flash after you know what exhaust you will run with open airbox mod so your airfilter passes more thru it eventually it will be the best track bike you could ask for
I'm watching all moto content i can see because i want to ride in the near future, your video was very relatable thanks for uploading!
Best of luck & thanks for watching!
Just bought a R3 today, got the same reaction at 3rd gear as you. Scared & amazed af lol
Learning isn’t embarrassing
The regret you get from not trying is embarrassing
Congrats on the bike man !!
Im thinking about buying a 2024 one. I guess need to take motorcycle classes. It seems like it's easy to stall
WATCHING THIS VIDEO IS MAKING ME HAPPY
The thinking man's choice! Well done!
Much appreciated 🤝
Agree. Comfortable rider position and more than enough power. Plus it's a 2 cylinder!
fam everything you said i felt first time ridin💀 i’ve had my yamaha bolt for bout 3 weeks now nd every ride has got better. just have fun with it and slowly believe in your skills more nd more. ride safe g🤙🏾🤙🏾
Beautiful bike, brother, look forward to seeing more
Pls continue to enjoy!
WHAT mic is sounds good af! i know the purple panda and the go pro with the media mod is a good setup
Really? I thought it sounded like shit cause the mic is peaking. But yeah I have purple panda but paired with DJI action 4
Good mic, I just need to adjust the settings for something
@@Zhayre it peaked a little yeah and sound distorted but it’s not bad
Congrats to your new bike! Try to give it a little throttle when you let go the clutch on the 1st gear.
Congratulations brother for your bike!!! Ride safe
welcome to the R3 brotherhood 👊 i have 25k miles on my 2020. gearing up to sell it and buy a R7
Thank you & Good luck in your future endeavors brother🫡
Happy for you dude!
Im about to pick up an r3 this week, excited!
Congrats brother! enjoy it!
I started on a 600 in 2005 bought my gsxr 2008 600 still have it first owner. Took off riding for 4 years now I’m in the market for a second bike bmws1000rr or r1 for new riders I would start out on a 600 you will regret getting a smaller bike down the road trying to resell it.
I got a cbr250r ive been on for 3 months. Looking at a ninja 650 now. My first will forever be my baby though❤
haha this video is great, exactly how it was when i started. you will get so much better so quick its crazy
Hey im also a new rider! But if you having problems stalling too much you should watch a video on adjusting the clutch so the friction zone is more comfortable for you!! Idk if you have tried yet! It helped me
Thanks! I’ll give it a try when I order new levers
Yes and no, you can play with it slightly but too much can cause clutch drag or clutch slip.
You'll get more comfortable and more confident my friend.
I so appreciate your honesty and enjoyed your video.
I just subscribed. ❤ 🙏
Definitely wrap it
I have the same bike
My gear and helmet is black and red and at night it is hard for drivers to see me
Also change the exhaust you need people to hear you coming especially in nyc it also enhances the performance of the bike
Congrats and ride safe
oooo shes prettttyyyyyyyy i love it im new here and so happy to be joining your chanel
Hell yeah man, love the raw style of this video and sweet bike! Ride safe. Got a sub from me!
Bro when you stopped in the middle of the intersection I was screaming internally. The amount of people I've seen get wrecked because they pulled out into the intersection before turning is astronomical both bikes and cars.
Nice bro! My first bike was also an r3, got it last year and im sure you'll love it! If you're like me tho you'll be wanting a 600 before long :) Im planning on getting a 636 hopefully.
Yo so when you get off from a start , try to give it more gas, but release the clutch about same speed
Hey bro nice ride! Can I ask what camera you’re using?
Thanks!! I’m using DJI Action 4, paired with purple panda mic
As a new rider I can't wait to do this with others
I’m subscribing to support 🙌 plus I love these types of vids
Another tip, don’t ride in the middle of the road that’s a danger zone from the liquids from cars ride on either left or right side of the lane. But good job time for a r6
you're spare key may not work because its not chipped the bike might not recognize the key at all. I would recommend going to maybe a Canadian tire or a another shop that does chipped keys as dealership charge wayyyyyy too much.Anyway great vid ride safe!!
Add a lot of throttle as you start out on a manual and go less and less each time once you get more used to it. Thats my no stall method haha
I like the little bike except I can't lay into a bike like this ; I'd need like an MT-03 to sit up more but that's just an age thing. No
need to worry about stalling b/c when you stop worrying about what you'll say on the vlog you'll stop stalling out? Thinking
too much is probably why it was happening but that'll go away as you get more experience. I'm still saving in hopes of a
bike soon...... Holding my breath here. peace & ride safe
im nearly 17 and i honestly cant wait to get my first bike
Amazing Dude, just want to say your Mic's Peaking a lot, might want to fix that but apart from that great video and Congrats on New Bike
ahh man now I really want to get a bike myself. cool content hope u keep posting!
FRAME SLIDERS !!!
Keep it up man, just learn how to shift gear! And you should practice getting familaf with your clutch friction zone, so what j would do is to just stay on 1st gear and find your friction zone do it for 10 mins. Close the clutch lever open it till you hit the Friction and close it and open it again do it until u get bored
very cool man, dreaming about mine, cheers my brother
Enjoy your bike...just keep practicing. Taking the MSF course will build your confidence.
You’re actually building my confidence. I’m so scared to ride
if youre scared to do it, then do it scared!!
Hi man, not sure where you live, but
here in portugal we have to get lessons to drive a motocicle and pass a driving test. Even if you already have a license for a car.
We have like 8h of driving before going on an exame (minimum), it took me 4 lessons (3h) to start to get the hang of it. Let me tell you, the first 2 where.. awful.. almost quit then and there xD But after that it was kinda smooth.. Been riding for a year and it keeps getting better. Hope you have fun a please be safe and drive defensively!
ao bro keep it up, you a cool dude and gotta good personality for a motovlogger, lookforward to seeing more, only advise is move your cam up a little higher so we not looking at your handle bars so much
Definitely practice shifting cuz it will protect your bike in the long run also drive safe fam and wait until you get more comfortable with youre bike and driving style, Meaning dont do wheelies , also stalling is normal as a beginner biker so embrace it and learn from it, see you soon and ride safe lil bro
i dont usually watch motovlogs, but ur sick xD nice job