Why this is the best beginner bike for big guys
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Thanks for thinking of the Big Beginner! I’m 6-4, 275 and enjoy hearing more what applies to me as Potential new rider.
Jacques Johnson big beginner? Get a KLR 650 or any UPRIGHT bike. The seating position on cruisers WILL get you killed. Trust a guy who easily has 3x the miles under his belt than this guy does. He is a squid. Never ever listen to a squid.
Ducati Hyper821 thx! I’ve been mostly looking at the small cc enduro/adventure bikes. I’m all ears.
@@code23hyper44 Why are you calling him a squid? He's wearing a helmet, jacket and gloves. Maybe not full gear all the time but not a squid for sure.
I'm 6-0, 395lbs, I recently got a new old stock Vstar950, I put a Mustang touring seat on it, Im in the bike and saddle brand new for 6500 before tax and have zero complaints.
I'm glad I started on an upright bike. The maneuverability saved me a few times. Cruisers tend to be more sluggish with the input response. Not all cruisers of course. Take the Harley riding course. They will start you on a 520lb 500cc bike for training. It will help build your confidence.
My first bike was a V-Star 950. Bought new in 2009. I'm 6'2" at over 300lbs. I love this bike! Added handlebar risers and Ultimate seats with a backrest. Comfortable, nimble, and great power! Okay, I added a bunch of other stuff for aesthetics, like V&H Big Radius pipes, chrome, engine guard, cone filter, coil cover, and other stuff. Designed and machined my own passenger floorboard adapters. Still have it, just over 10,000 km. Will trade wife and kids before this bike.
Thanks for the testimony , i'm concidering a 09' , not many miles on it (supposably ) and only3.5K .
Thanks for this video I’m a bigger dude looking for a bike I’m about 6’3” 300lbs and your right it’s not easy finding a comfortable bike being so large in stature. funny thing is I was watching your video on the silver wing 500 and actually got my gigantic self on one and put some miles in with my dad a few weeks back now it was a bit awkward but it did the job we made some awesome memories and that’s what it’s all about and the bike was exactly how you described it’s a great bike and surprised me with its capabilities.
I just purchased a 2009 Vstar 950 this month for $3000 and it has only 3400 miles I love it im 6’4 230pds and it’s got plenty of room I was sold on it when I watched your video on it thanks again Sean
I think the vstar 950 is one of the best looking cruisers ever made.
I’m a Harley guy - I ride a Softail Springer. I wave to everyone and I don’t care if it’s Japanese, German, or American. A bike is a bike and I’m happy to ride with anyone.
I have a Suzuki 650 savage chopper 😄.
My 2012 Vstar 950 is great! I'm 6'1 350lbs and it hauls me all over the country! I've had it a year and probably will upgrade next summer just cause I'm wanting more power. It's a great beginner and intermediate riders!
New season, have you upgraded yet?
@@swskitso not yet,I put it up for sale but this covid stuff started and people haven't been working. I put it up for sale again this year so we shall see if I can get something different.
@@dannys_dodge98 i got my 2007 1300 last year with the first stimulus, with another stimulus and tax season on the way there will be a lot of vehicles changing hands soon.
6'1 290ISH. Went out and got a VTX 1300c. I absolutely love it. But I do have to admit. After only four months, I'm already eyeballing the 1800. Super great and informative video.
I own a 2012 v star 950. Its a great bike. has enough power to cruise 70-75 all day. Looks amazing, get tons of comments on the looks. Ride on !!
Thanks! I'm 6 foot, 463 lbs and looking for my first bike. I appreciate this video cuz I was lost looking for something that I can get on without hurting myself or the bike.
Lessons learned from a 6'7" dude weighing over 300lbs for most of his riding career.... 1. Budget for suspension. As mentioned in the video, basically no bike out there is made for your weight off the factory floor. I rode stock suspension for years, but when I finally did pony up for some suspension work, the difference was night and day. The bike feels much more in control and responsive to you, as opposed to the rocking horse effect you get when you weigh more than double what the bike was set up for. 2) Be honest with yourself when you're sitting on that bike as to how well it fits you. Yes, some bikes can be modified to get a bit more legroom or raise the clipons (talking more sportbikes now, obviously), but these are incremental changes. If you don't fit, you don't fit. Thankfully, with the explosion in popularity of naked bikes over the last few years, finding comfortable options has become way easier.
Thanks for your Comment Michael, very helpful for me
Agree. VStars exist in every class size for different size and aged riders. Best overall beginner bike for the first year or two if you had to pick one line for everybody.
Thanks for making these videos....im 6'4 320 and all my friends that ride keep telling me get a busa get boulevard or a zx14 for my first bike but watching all your vids on the 950 help me make my decision not to kill myself riding outside of my comfort zone
Busa or ZX-14 for first bike? It is possible of course. But your friends must not like you very much if they want you to get yourself killed. Or they are just plain stupid
This video was helpful even now! Thank you for making this kind of content.
Glad to see you wearing all your gear!!!! Still waiting for the video of your glove test are you ever going to post it Sean or Caleb
This is exactly the video I've been looking for. Thank you!
I bought my 950 two years ago as my first bike. Im 5'4 & love the 950. Good power & torque for its class. Its sad that yamaha discontinued all of their cruisers except the bolt & 250.
I'm begginer but I'm bit afraid is 950cc too much power for my stage of driving and is it to heavy?I'm 6.3 f tall and I was considering of buying dragstar 650.But this One is much more beautiful for me.What were your impressions since this was Your first bike?Dis you have enough confidence to ride it at the beginning ?
@@dejanjanjic125 for larger guys a 950 is manageable. However with larger bikes it is important to know about push/pull stearing, this is not something to learn from a youtube comment if you dont know about it you need to research it.
With smaller bikes you can throw your weight around and cheat your way through turns but with a large bike its weight can get the best of you then you, when someone says the bike just wanted to go straight this is what happened to them.
I’m 6’4 300, already fell in love with the V-Star. Can’t wait to get one.
My first bike was a KZ 400, my second bike 35 years later in an Ultra Classic. You think that’s nuts? One of my friends inherited a 90 Gold Wing, which he was going to sell. Decided to keep it. Had never ridden anything bigger than a Dirt Squirt. Took the MSF, and began riding the Gold Wing, slowly but surely. Now he has a 2006 Gold Wing.
Finally nobody covers this thanks i been asking this question for a long time
Thank you I'm looking at getting a first bike. This is perfect.
Bought my 2012 950 V Star last June because of one of your videos! I love it.
I'm on the bigger side being 6'3" around 280 so i really appreciate these types of videos.
Yeah, I used to have a v star 1100. I recently bought a 2015 v star 950 same color as this one only with Viking bags. I believe it has more torque. Longer wheelbase too. I’m 5 ft 4 and was pleased to be able to shorten the shift rod to fit my left foot. I plan to install some 1 1/2 inch pull back risers on the handlebars.
Thanks for the info I'm 6'3" or 6'4" tall and I'm gonna say 300 lbs so hearing what bikes are great starters for someone like me.
6’ 4” here. First bike was a 97 Ninja which was ok given the way you sit. Finally bought a cruiser after not having a bike for 20 years. Picked up a 06 Street Bob. Tossed on forward controls and a different seat to accommodate my giraffe legs. Super comfortable on it.
A Vulcan was my first bike. I didn’t like it at first, to be honest, but I was kind of stuck with it and 6 months later I was very sad to sell it. 900 cc is really all I needed on Maui and it even worked on the gravel road out to Hana. My current BMW R1100R is grand for the leeward side of the Big Island and needs less maintenance. Any bike could be a lifetime bike but the challenge of a different bike every couple of years is what I like. There is no one bike to rule them all.
I still have my 2012 I bought new. Love mine. Rode it from western NC to Warner robins GA. Average about 50 mpg. I added windshield lowers, cobra drag pipes, cobra air intake, cobra Fi system, highway bars. I'm 5'10 and 230lbs. Pulls great even with my wife on the back
Got the cobra drags too. They snort
I really enjoy your videos. I'm 6'5 and riding a '05 Varadero currently. Have you ever done a video on one of them?
I found my knees stick way over the tank on the V-star. the Honda VTX feels right to me. VTX is less than 5k too. God Bless!!!
VTX 1800 has twice the HP too.
I'm 5'11 280. Road a 2011 950 V-Star Tourer for 7 years. Great Bike. I added pipes & K&N Air Filter & Power Commander V with a Dyno tune & heated Grips and a Mustang Seat. Tune really woke her up. Lot of great memories with it.
Spot on! I'm extra grande, and this was my first real motorcycle. I sold it because I thought I needed a bigger bike...but I really didn't. Should've kept it a couple more years and put some money into it to make it a better bike for bigger miles.
Thanks so much for the info.. I've owned a street bike before but at 38yo and 6'4" 275 they're just not comfy anymore... Want to get a big bagger eventually but appreciate the info on what a good "transition" bike should be!
Thanks for this. I’m 6’8” and heavier than I care to admit. I’ve been looking for a good bike for when I can start riding. This is the first real recommendation I’ve found. I was about resigned to buying a HD 1200 or something.
thewok I’m 6’7” and 18 stone so really interested to see how you get on
I'm interested to know what you purchase and how comfortable it is, with your dimensions, as I'm similar.
Hello, I'm 6'4 and 245lbs whenever I was younger I rode whatever I could afford. I started with a 650 yamaha special and I liked it, moved on to a 750 honda cb 4cylinder and that's one of my picks for riding around town on backroads. This year I decided to get a honda 1100 ACE to ride after a 20 year break from motorcycles and it's alright for me. I really enjoy the low profile and the heal shifter.
Just wanted to say thanks for the reviews your videos helped me discover the vtx 1800r and I finally went out and bought one, couldn't be happier with the comfort and power. I'm not huge on how it looks but that can be easily changed, keep up the awesome vids 👍
Bjorn Stenberg I feel this comment Sean’s review videos helped me make the jump on buying my vtx1300c coming from riding a ninja 500r and briefly a 883 sportster. My budget options gave me either A 1200 sporty or a Vtx 1300 (had opportunity to ride a 1200 but never rode a Vtx) after watching several videos of Sean’s I found a Vtx I liked and got it and am still glad I did over the sporty.
Hi all together, i bought my 950 Midnight Star in 2022, she war born in 2014. i am in a big love with bis awesome cruiser. I’m 6‘2“ tall and 220ibs…fits perfekt. I changed a few things like: Miller exhaust with racing db eater, sissybar, leather saddlebags, saddleman seat, Hepco & Becker Crashbar, highway pegs, s small lamp mask(small batwing), chrome neck cover, i ride mostly long distances like daytrips or i go on holiday. From switzerland to the UK or austria, germany and greece. I love that bike…when i ride it, it uses under 4 liter petrol, i never wanna go off her 😅 Enjoy that amazing bike
I'm 21 an I always like the 80s style. Besides headlight. I love my 1985 yamaha fj600 engine is solid
Great review Sean. On a great motorcycle.
Thank you this was very informative
I got the vstar 1300 and flipping love it! Best bike I’ve ever had! Not I’m 5’4 and weigh 160. So I had to lower the bike 2 inches and bring the floor boards back a bit lol
I recently bought my first bike. V-Star 650. I'm 6'5" 275lbs. Excellent starter bike. Keeps you from going dangerously fast. Personally, I don't regret getting it. But if you want something you can grow into more, I'd get one bigger than a 650. The bike itself fits my size well though.
My first is a Silverado 1100 I'm 5'9" 200lbs. I absolutely love it. It's heavy and slower than other bikes, but I'm happy with everything.
I was a fan of that platform of bike for a little while. My first new off the showroom floor bike was a 2015 Kawi Vulcan 900 LT. Loved everything about that bike - except the rear suspension. I don't know what Kawasaki was thinking, but that rear suspension was a kidney punching, spine cruncher. I used to flinch when I saw even small hitches in the pavement in front of me. I guess that is how they keep them so cheap. I put Michelin Commander II tires on it and a Mustang seat, and that helped a little bit, but it was still too harsh a ride for my (mature) body. ;) Maybe Yamaha has done a better job.
As a 6'2" fat bastard, this has been the best video I've tracked down to get back into riding. Thanks and Cheers!
im a 6'2" fat bastard too! didd you get one?
Only just seen this video I'm 36 not been riding long currently on a lexmoto lxr 125 cc this is definitely my next long term bike my preferred style (cruiser) I'm 5'10 around 250lbs and as.shaun mentioned sort of bike you can customise to however you like
I'm 6'2" and you sold me. I have always had sports bikes but feel like I dwarf them. Definitely gonna try this.
Finally a video for big guys
I just purchased a 04 victory vagas
The other problem I'm finding is gear. Helmets are no problem, but jackets pants are the issue
I bought a 09 V Star 950 2yrs ago I'm around 300 pounds and it was my first bike and I love it I hope to get many years of use from it
Sean I love you - keep crushing it on your channel brotha!
Hey Seth
6'6" 250lbs here. I ride a Kawasaki KLR 650 and it's got a lot of real world potential to accommodate a big fella. 1 thing to think about is it's flat bench seat. You can slide back to whatever seated position works for you and not be forced into the standard driver position that almost every other bike has. I raised the handlebars and lowered the footpegs and can ride this thing standing up straight.
Tired every way to get a hold of you guys from phone calls, texts and emails for the last 3 weeks trying to buy a bike but no response so thanks for that.
ouch
I'm a large chap when I passed my test 7 years ago my first bike was a kawasaki vn900 used to ride that bike all over the UK keeped it for 2 years and my second bike and still ride it is a triumph rocket 3
Thanks for this video got a 2014 vstar 950.
I really do like that bike. I would love to have one .great video stay safe .
I’m a big guy my first real everyday rider was a vtx1300, it’s a awesome bike and I still have it. Also have a zx-14 which is even better as far as power and even comfort for a sports bike I feel comfortable on it and theirs more than enough power.
Callie Steele no other cruiser tops the vtx in my opinion. Long live the X!
I took the course and received my endorsement about 3 years ago but I never bought a bike because I was over the road. Now I’m off the road and running local and I’m looking for a bike I’m 5’11 330 lbs I would like a sport bike but I feel overly big on the gsxr 750 I’ve been looking at a Honda interceptor it’s a 800 and a sport touring bike and Honda Fury checked out some Vtx when I come across them but I’ve been trying to track down a Boulevard C90 do you have any suggestions or recommendations
Thank you so much for this video. I bought a vstar 1300 for my first bike. It is perfect for me!
Hey man, love your channel a subscriber keep up the great work. My question is I'm 6'4 220 lbs and really want an Indian or Harley. First time bike what would you recommend in the line-up. If not these brands then what about honda. Thanks for the help.
I'd be curious to know what you ended up getting. I'm 6'4 230lbs and want the Indian Scout Bobber Sixty. But after doing the research on height, I'm now rethinking. Just learned how to ride at a motorcycle safety course, and want to buy my first bike.
I'm 6' '2" 290, my son is 6'5" 300, daughter's husband is 6'10" 300 ... people are getting bigger, it's about time for a Big Boys model.
Im 6'2" as well
Dont know what they are putting in your water but people around here seam to be getting smaller
Last highschool football game i watched there wasnt a player over 6 foot on one team, even in full gear they all looked small.
And i ride a 2007 vstar 1300
Everything he says about them being great bikes for bigger guys is true.
@@swskitso wow! My son's team had 3 guys his size and probably 10 other guys at least 6' maybe it is the water.
This was the video I have waited years for thank you so much. 6'5" and 400 lbs. Former college lineman and looking for my first bike! You are the man!
Check the Honda VTX1300 or VTX 1800. He has a vid on the 1300. He Mentions in this video is a bit of a step up from this bike. Good Luck Brother and keep at least one wheel on the road. God Bless!
@@TheGreesmunke thank you sir!
Im 340 6'2, my wifes VT1100 felt like i was Andre The Giant ridin a moped.
My first bike is a VTX 1800N... talk about rooom. SRK, yall got me hooked on em with your video. HAD to, just HAD to get one. Hope to see yall in NE some day.
Ive sat on a honda rebel and aside from it feeling small, i have maybe an inch of handlebar movement, same with a kawasaki 500 (cant remember the name) was just moving it from one side of friends house to the other, and basically only able to steer with feet on the ground. Starter bikes for tall usually are 750-1100cc range, depending on which model, honda shadow felt lil small, but a cb (taller bike) fits just fine.
6'5 350lbs. Been riding an 85 yamaha virago 700 for a year! Yes it looks as silly as it sounds. Fun little bike though. Looking to jump up to a yamaha raider next!
Edit: Rode 2 years on the Virago. Was a great starter bike. Bought a 2010 Yamaha Raider. Night and day difference in power and comfort. But wouldn't be nearly as comfortable if I didn't have a good beginner bike. All that matters in a first bike is that you learn the basics, and get comfortable going fast on 2 wheels. -It doesn't matter what you ride, but where you're going -Shaun.
Do you have any tall big guy beginner recommendations in the sport or naked bike categories? I’m 6’1” 300. Thanks for your videos.
Brain - "Don't do it. Don't make that rhyme"
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My First bike was an 08 V-Star 1100 Classic. I sprained my ankle test riding it -_____-. But I ended up getting used to it, and loved it. Dropped it after 4 months, but still loved it lol.
I’m 6’4 200 lbs an my first bike was a Suzuki VSTROM 650. I put the taller 1000 seat on it and handlebar risers.
can you do this same video for someone getting back to riding - not a beginner - more something to upgrade to? So many beginner videos - no experienced. Thanks!
Can you get speeding tickets after the fact all the reviews I've seen where they are on the highway they always stress that they are doing the limit when some of them obviously aren't. Just curious
HEY SEAN, SRK > LOVE YOUR VIDEOS & EVERYTHING YOU AND YOUR COMPANY STANDS FOR > 260LBS 6'2" / YOU INSPIRED NEW RIDERS / TAKING CLASSES/ GOD BLESS / GOD WILLING ONE DAY I MIGHT BUY MY FIRST BIKE FROM YOU THANQ
I would be happy with an old Suzuki GS1150. One of my favorite bikes of the 1980s. Easy to work on and a good power bike of that era.
Love the word of wisdom. God bliss man.
God bliss
6'4", 210lbs with long inseam. My first bike was Honda XR650L. If you're tall, it's a great bike to start on.
They had some 250 cc variants of that bike at my MSF class. They did end up putting the tall guys on them, so, I think you're right about them being great for tall people. They seemed pretty comfy on them. I think I would throw some street tires on them if you're not planning to use them off road. Dual sport tires tend to wear out faster on the street than street tires.
When I FIRST STARTED RIDING I loved my Yamaha . I Just hated car drivers constantly almost running me off the road. I didn't see you was their response always. Use your Mirrors. The Yamaha always felt balanced to me.
I’m going to be new to riding and I’m going to start on a 2001 Yamaha V star classic and I can’t wait to get to riding
Yes thank you for letting the big guys no what they can get into. Cuz my first was a 84 magna. Warn out lol. No room not very fun after an hour squished nutts up against the tank etc...
How do you feel about the Indian Scout 60 as an entry level bike for a 6’3 guy. 240lbs?
What Harley would you recommend for a bigger beginner rider?
my first geared bike, had a great time with it.
finding bikes for bigger and Taller guys is a problem. anyone over 6'2" with legs really needs to look around.
I thought id be cramped with the factory floorboards.. an thought about goin FCs... but the floorboards actually feel somewhat comfy. I have no problem shift or getting a pinched nerve or nothin.
Definitley gotta sit on a bike an put both feet up, scooch around an wiggle your butt. Cuz ya gonna sit up off it for a second an shift in the seat from time to time. Shawn does AMAZING reviews. Thats fo sho!
@Curtis Sherwood to small for me. 6'6" long legs, old, knees simply do not like being bent that much. I did a 2007 Victory KP with 4" extensions on the floor boards, works great.
@Nightingale no leg room
The Victory tour bikes are probably the most spacious bikes you can find.
@Nightingale to small, no leg room.
im 6'6'' 280 lbs this video helped beyond belief thank you!
Do you have recommendations for 6’7” 240? Began riding in late teens through my 30’s. Now 50+ and looking for a comfortable ride to cruise the summers in lower Michigan.
I'm 6'4" 310 pounds and my first bike was a Yamaha Raider. It was the only bike that I felt comfortable sitting on.
I'm 5'9 300plus and I chose this bike because of your vids. I love my bike XVS 950( New Rider)
6’6” 315 and my first bike was a 07 V-Star 1100
I love it.
Can you do video on bikes for short but experienced riders? 160 to 165 cms?
I am around 6 ft and my first bike is a Honda Shadow and I don't feel cramped on it.
I've never owned a bike below 1000cc's. I'm 6'1" and currently weigh over 250. My first bike back in the '80s was a Gold Wing GL1100. It was faster than a scorched rabbit and barely anything on the street could touch it. It wasn't a full dresser so I was spared that weight and I weighed less back then, too.
I currently ride a Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad 1600 and I'm very happy with it. I also own a 1500 Nomad, but they changed enough about the geometry and such with that bike that the 1600 suits me better. I wouldn't have any qualms recommending a Nomad or a Vulcan 900 to a larger rider who was new. If it's your first bike just don't get something new and expensive, it will bother you less if you drop it, and get engine guards.
I’m 5-10 with short legs but weight 25 stone so not big height wise but BIG lol. I started off on a Triumph Sprint 900cc but never felt comfortable due to not getting my feet comfortably on the ground. I nowhavea Honda Shadow 750cc and love it. No anxiety when stopping and love riding it around, plenty enough power for me 😀
Most people in the comment section are like “I am 6’0 , 6’1 , 6’2 , 6’3 , and 6’4 etc.” and meanwhile I barely reach 5’6 lol 😂
I'm 5'7"and can put both feet flat on ground of my 950 v star. Great bike!
Im 5’4 & can flat foot this bike. Its one of the reasons why i bought it. Its also my first bike at (27 years old) ive had it since early 2017.
I was gonna go for my dream bike (yamaha warrior), but i couldnt really flat foot it & id have to spend a good amount of money to feel comfortable on it...plus insurance was cheaper on the 950!
I am 6'8
Still enjoying my 2010 , ride everyday
Im 6' 1" 305lbs. My first bike was a Grom. 2 bikes later but still have it and ride it regularly. I know i must look goofy but its tons of fun.
I was always taught not to ever drive down the middle of the road on a motorcycle. The reason being, it is the middle where oil and other deposits will build up, especially during rain. I notice you are riding down the middle. What are you thoughts on this? Thanks.
6’1 300lbs bought a 97 Shadow ACE 750 first one, then a 12 VStar 950 and now own a 2024 HD Road Glide.
Opinions on the Iron 883 for big riders?
350Lbs - 6,1
I watch your videos all the time when I was in my teens I road a Honda twin star every were I’m looking for my first bike I’m 5f 7in and about 225lb what would you recommend
I really like the V-Stars as well but I keep hearing to stay away from carbureted bikes. Is it hard/costly to maintain?
Hi massive fan of your self and the business you have built, could you do a vid on good naked beginner bikes for 6,4 peeps... If you get chance regular view of yours 😀
Keep up the good work... From England Manchester
Anything in the 650cc range works just fine. I'm 6'7" and have fluctuated from 250 to 340lbs, and my first bike was a SV650. After modifying the pegs to drop them about an inch, it was great. Once you get more confidence, jump to a FZ/MT-09. Absolutely the best big guy naked bike, once you sort the suspension. Lots of legroom, and the big banana seat lets you put yourself wherever you need to be. I track mine all the time and it's a riot, my favorite bike I've owned hands-down.
@@michaelwhite984 nice one mate, much appreciated your reply
here you give a priceless lesson about matching a motorcycle with a rider......no matter what you like, better take what you actually need.thanks a lot . keep preeching the words of wisdom ( motorcycling is a religion, right??...::))
Thanks for this video... I was looking for my first bike and everyone say Rebel but it is very small and no torque/ chain transmission this was a problem for me because i want to make trips with 10.000 km so to stop every 400 km to clean the chain it's not an option 😂
I found a Yamaha Virago 1100 and i was a little bit scared i was just thinking damn this bike has a too big engine for me as a first bike but i felt very comfortable so i still looking after reviews until i see this video and you confirmed some things and thank you for this 👍
I'm confident in my driving skills mostly because i'm a truck driver so i know to anticipate problems on the road 👍