First bike | Why I chose the GSXR 750 | 250 No thanks | Fresno MotoVlog
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Bike: 2015 Suzuki GSX-R 750
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my first bike was a 96 FZR600 and I loved it and respected it.
THE BEST ADVICE I CAN GIVE TO A BRAND NEW RIDER IS THIS: always always remember that where ever you look (whatever you set your eyes upon) is where you will go. so if you ever find yourself in a bad position for example coming into a turn too hot, don't panic just look through the turn, fixate your eyes on ONLY the exit of the turn and you will make it through.
thanks for the advice there. i am thinking about getting myself a 750 gixxer as my starting bike too. i think like scooby does "its about the operator, not the machine".
My first bike was a FZ 600 last year befor liquid cooled topped out 225 km now I just picked up a 250 zzr 700 bucks. It was to good of shape to leave it there not running but I knew it was a easy fix. 0 dollars later it's running I'd sell it for 1700
Good to know man, I'm wanting to get a 750 for my first bike. Any advice is greatly appreciated
Great advice!
Legendary advice. Thank you!
Also, The GSX-R750 is basically a 600 with 20 more ponies, more low end and mid range power. You would spend 1000's of dollars trying to add 20 HP to a 600. The 750 is the only bike I wanna ride anymore.
I think the 750 is more like a liter bike than a 600 but I’ve never ridden a 750 so I can’t say forsure
@Jane Do your friend cant ride for shit then 🤣 I've had 7 gixxers and while the 750 is an amazing bike it's no competition for a liter bike with a competent rider. The new L7 gsxr1000 is the new ultimate street bike. Small like a 600 and the torque is amazing, soon as I pulled off on it the first time I instantly felt like every other bike I've ridden was a total piece of shit lol
@Jane Do I owned a 2009 gsxr750 so yes lol hence my previous comment 😉
The newer 750 are basically closer to the old old 1000’s power/torque wise. Not the same, but way closer to those and without the weight.
@@Devil0027 The 750's are just great all around. Nice balance of power and weight. Much more manageable on the street than liter bikes.
2004 GSXR 750 rider here. The 750 is my most favorite bike ever. I've owned 3. and the 750 was my first sport bike ever as well.
Enjoy your sweet bike and ride safe
just respect the throttle
RESPEK*
Exactly it’s self explanatory
There ya go!! I have a V10 M6 but I don't drive 205mph everywhere I go..all you have to do is respect the machine!
me: Yes I want the GSXR 750.
salesman: First bike?
me: Yes
salesman: You shouldn't start on a 750.
me: Don't tell me how to freedom.🖕
The guy I bought mine from told me he had ridden a lot of bikes but kept coming back to the 750. He talked me into it over the cbr 600rr. I'll never look back!
Scooby Doo I luv the CBR600RR but u make me think just maybe I'm a mature rider and can handle a GSXR 750
Scooby definitely going to be my first bike, first i gotta get a car tho😂 I’m going to buy my first bike but I don’t have to buy my first car gladly
Salesman probably won't tell you that.
What I tell folks is first get a bike make sure you test it out within your neighborhood or somewhere local with little to no traffic so you can get the feel for the bike. Then take it out here and there don't just jump out there and you don't know how the bike works or you're not one with the bike. GET A FEEL FOR THE BIKE before you get in the thick of traffic
A wise piece of suggestion.
My first bike was a 2005 GSXR, so much fun and I had never ridden a bike ever in my life. 600cc is a fine size to start with. I also love the similarities you made about firearms and bikes, both of which I love.
woooooow!!!!! Very impressed by your honesty. I noticed most people talk out of their own capabilities and try to impose the belief on others on what they have failed to do!!!! Ty you the honesty!!!!
I tell it the way it is! Thanks for watching my videos!!!
You need to stop making so much sense lmao!! This is the best review I have ever seen. Thanks brother
Agree with you bro. Being responsible and a defensive rider makes all the difference. Though it DOES help if you can experience the difference between 300cc, 600cc and 1L bikes. It gives you an idea about the difference in power and handling. Clutch/Throttle control and Handling are the most important skills we need to learn at the beginning of this journey.
Cool vid, subscribed! I'm a new rider and I'm riding an FZ09. I freakin love it! Just like you said, it's all up to the individual and being a responsible rider.
Congrats! Thats an awesome bike! Thanks for the support be safe out there man!
This is something people need to watch. I got my Yamaha XVS650 and everyone went "You're going to die" like come on guys, HOW?? Just the gun illustration in the beginning of this video tells EVERYTHING! Thank you for that🙏🏾
My first ever street bike was a 89 GSXR 750, Learned alot riding that bike. Im now on my 4th GSXR,
I totally agree with you,Maturity and throttle control is the key.Respect it and you can start on whatever you want.Im getting a gsxr600 myself,but now I'm looking at the 750.
I agree 100% it's not the gun or the bike, it's the operator behind the wheel
U right, it's the same chassis but the engine piston bore is just bigger along wit the piston its self. That's why I bought the 06 gsxr750 for my first street bike
ryan Williams I want to start on a 750, everyone else disagrees and now I’m thinking of getting a 300 when I get my permit in a couple months, any suggestions if I get a used 750?
Snekisekans I bought a cbr600rr as my first bike. My 600rr hauls ass. As a new rider I can’t imagine starting on something higher than a 600. It’s just the throttle is so touchy. I’m sure a 750 is the same. IMO I would get a 600 over the 750. But there’s nothing wrong with starting on a 300. I just didn’t have the money to buy a 300 an then a 600. The first time you ride a supersport ull gonna be like holy shit this thing is fast! Good luck buddy
ryan Williams - About to buy my first bike it's gonna be a 05 Gsxr 750..
Hey guys, my first bike is gonna be a turbo Hayabusa
I have the same exact bike! My first bike was a 2012 GSX-R 750. I got right on it at the dealership, no license or permit, never driven anything but a Honda CR-80, and it felt like I had ridden sport bikes my entire life. My dad bought a 2015 750 in 2015, rode it two summers, and then bought a Harley last summer, and gave me his 2015 GSXR-R. So now I have two and I love them
Lucky ass😂
@@svrsxlt damn that was a while ago. I ride a 2016 Ninja ZX10R now. What about you?
My first bike was a 2001 gsxr-1300 hayabusa, it's all about your mind set and maturity when it come to that choice
I had a R3 for about 2 months & car came in my lane & I went off the road & totaled it & within just those 2 months I out grew it & right now I'm looking at getting a 750 for the exact reasons you stated or bmw s1000 & I agree bikes nowadays have so many different modes that can let you control traction, throttle, etc. that it is now possible to start on those bikes
Agree with you 100% man.. my first bike was the bigger brother to yours, 2016 gixxer 1000. Guys just get the bike you want and be responsible. The gixxer 1000 is a very easy bike bike to ride, the mistakes I've made so far is forgiving and it's comfortable. I had very minimal riding experience prior to this and let me tell you guys, it's not a big deal. The gixxer 1000 is a very easy bike to grow with and I have no regrets and I live every second of it so far. As per the drive modes, I ride mainly in the C mode, but a few times I've gone out in A mode just because I forgot to change it, but no big deal guys. She is still a beast in C mode. Just like scooby says, you must be mature to start on a 750 or 1000. I think I would have kicked myself getting a 300, so guys just get the bike you really want.
Peter Ramsay I've been window shopping bikes now going on 2.5 years (financial reasons mostly) and at first, I was going to go with a 250 or 300cc bike. After talking with different riders and salesmen, I've come to realize there's really no point on starting out on a 250 or 300cc bike unless one is dedicated to learning how to properly ride with that amount of power. I've been told that most people (where I live) that start out on a 250 or 300 end up wanting a bit more power after 6 months to a year so they end up trading for a 600 or higher. Buy what you want, be responsible, and enjoy the heck out riding.
Peter Ramsay bullshit i bet i would outrun you on a 125cc bike on a twisty road
Like come on really
First you should learn how to ride.
Next time on youtube video of someone getting into a dangerous situation on a bike bike and looks up his front wheel because he doesent even know how to brake properly
And im not saying you cant learn on a bigger bike i mean i had my first kneedown after a month of riding not to pose or anything just to showcase that some people learn quicker than others but you will defnetly become a better skilled rider if you start on a small bike that lets you make mistakes
I love it when i see a group of liter bikes and they all ride like shit and im like really dude should i overtake you on a 15 hp bike
Wtf
I totally Agree
I agree with you on most untill you said "it's not a big deal" don't ever treat it like it's not cause it is. Some people learn faster than others or can adapt quicker. If my buddy got a fz07 instead of a fz09 he wouldnt have been at the speed he was at when he shattered his pelvis and leg cause he didn't know how to stay in his turn and look around the bend. He entered going too fast freaked out and tenses up right into a guard rail.
My 2013 1199 Panigale weighs the same as the current spec R6 and exceeds the power specs of most current 1000's. Oh and I started on this bike. Cheers!
Thats what i did had liter bikes for 12 years and then went 2 years with no bike and last week decided ro go pick up a gsxr 750 absolutly the best of both world man
i agree 100%. ur spot on.. and i have to say, the gsxr 750 is a great bike and not far from a liter bike . some would say its guicker in the twisties!!
You can start on any bikes you want but the learning curve is alot easier on small cc's bikes, more forgiving and easier to push the limits...
FluffyKitten thank you I hate people who tell me I can’t start on a 1000cc
I love it. You were literally riding around the streets I ride around. I used to live on Shaw in Fresno for five years across from the mall the dude and the red truck was low-key irritating me. lol
3:57 what do you not understand? this manoeuvre is called "overtaking" and it is made quite properly. Yes, in Europe at least it is. ;-)
DonPedro can you buy the gxr 750 in europe at a dealer?
Kassem Sindian yes I can
but why was he going so fast
So he can go to the next red light and be like "FIRST!" like those youtube coments.
He severed a finger and was rushing to the hospital..who the fuck knows his business..
I totally agree mate, my first bike was a Triumph Sprint ST 1050cc then moved onto the 2015 GSX-R 750. It will only go as fast as you tell it to.
@ Scooby...Plus, if ya get a 600, after you can handle all of the power, U have to sell it and move p to a 750, or a liter bike...Where as if U start w/ the 750, U start slow and get up to full power, without having to sell it and move up, cuz ya ALREADY HAVE the 750...Oh yeah, Suhh Dude :):)
I started on a 2006 GSXR 750 and it's nothing wrong with starting out on a big bike , you just have to keep in mind that you are a beginner rider and should rides as one. just get whatever bike you want , you don't have to get a 250 or 300
Exactly
In 1990, I had an FZ750 Yamaha for a year when I was 20. 27 years later, I decided to ride again and get a 2017 Ducati Panigali 1299. I am 47 now. I drove it off the lot in RACE mode and had a blast. 5,000 later and 8 months later I love riding again. Got up to only 150 but I will nail it here and there at about 120 in 40 mph zones.
That's awesome! I'm glad that you caught the bug again. That's a hell of a bike to reintroduce yourself on!
The gun analogy is the truest thing I heard.
Thank you bro was looking for this vid I've been riding dirt bikes and ATVs for awhile and my first bike is going to be a 750 don't give a damn what anyone tells me hahah
I like your style... Just be safe :)
Very true my friend, I started with a ninja 300 in my country colombia, after I moved to USA I decided to get a 2015 gsxr 750 even tho I didn't have to much experience on this size of bike. So far I love and i don't regret getting it. Like you say is all about getting the bike you want and being responsible.
Ride safe!!!!
Hell yea thanks thats wat i tell everyone jus cuz i got a fast bike dosent mean im going to drive crazy
three months ago I bought my first bike which is a 2021 ninja EX650. I have 800 Miles on it so far.
Thank you for this review. Went to a local dealership today and sat on almost every single bike and the gsxr 600/750 really stood out compared to everything else. I'm 5'5 and could barely tip both feet but it felt really nice. The most concerning feature was how to adjust the weight of the bike and how to lean forward without putting all the weight on my wrists. My first car (which I'm selling for a bike) was a 1976 Camaro with about 400hp and it really taught me how to handle a vehicle with a lot of power. So maybe I'll be perfectly fine with a 750 just like you were. Again, thanks. And subbed :)
Just a warning, the gsxr750 will be insanely faster than a heavy camaro with 400hp (while that is a lot of power and super sick in a classic camaro). Twisting a throttle with your right hand takes practice just like it does in a car with your right foot. Ride safe bro🤟🏻
Love how straight-forward you are man 💯 not too many like that. I’ve rode dirt-bikes & a R6 once so I understand gear pattern & how to ride. I Definitely want a 750 now as my first bike.
Love my new Gixxer 750..2020. $400 more than a 2022 600. New rider last year on a Ninja400. I am 63..easy bike to transition to
You can start on a litre bike if you want to and won't die. But you would most likely be a BETTER ride if you started on a smaller capacity bike first.
Just bought a 2016 Gsxr 1000, with 1 mile on the ODM, now we are at 118, my 3rd bike, first two were Katanas 600, awesome fucking machine and lighter than my Katanas. Respect the machine.
Nice dude! Enjoy! That's a kickass bike!
Scooby Doo thanks... I can't wait to get the first service done so I can really feel her out. It is a very awesome machine.
My first was an 46 and love it. I just started riding again after being cager. I used to own an 04 gsxr750 and love it, hands down the best overall bike. i.restarted on a 650 which is an excellent starter bike. I just got a zx6r. Wanted a 750 but the 600 was cheaper and it's plenty fast for me.
I grew up raceing two stroke dirtbikes since i was ten years old this video helps me figure out what i want
If you can ride a 2 stroke you can ride a crotch rocket no problem
My first bike was/is a 2006 zx14 didn’t know how to ride a bike at all prior to getting it, literally watched a ton of UA-cam videos before even purchasing, meant to get a Honda cbr600rr then opted for the zx14 when I saw it at the dealership for the same price, rode it in a parking lot for a month then on the street around the block for a few weeks then hit the interstate after that 3 years later I’m still alive and rolling on it
Currently looking for a gsxr 750 as my first bike. Plan on learning to ride in my neighborhood & church lot around the corner 😆
My first bike will also be a 2015 GSXR 750 in Grey. I'm doing a lot of research and my friends have taught me a valuable lesson when it comes to how to ride safe. I love the look of the bike and it's a bike that I've been looking at for a while.
I started with a GSX750F and rode it with respect.
I have a 2016 gixxer750 (black/grey) full yoshi exhaust dyno tuned to 176hp aftermarket quick shifter and I LOVE IT! It is a monster on the road I doubt I’ll be selling it any time soon it looks and handles amazing and it’s scary fast 😁
I started on a 750. My best friend started on a hayabusa. Your analogy of guns is right on, very good. The operator isn't what makes it necessarily dangerous but they have a lot to do with outcome. You can die on a 250 or a 600 or bigger either way. I would still recommend something smaller for a beginner just because the build up of speed on bigger bike is more sudden, but other than that it's about the same. If you have bad control problems you honestly shouldn't get a bike in the first place or a gun for that matter.
I know I’m late but like one of my coworkers that I ride with and convinced me to get a bike said “just because the power is there doesn’t mean you have to use it” I lived by that for almost 2-3 months before even cracking it into double digit rpm and after a year I could control the bike pretty well. Still not as good as him though. He can do turns at 120 and one hand. I can barely doing 100 with both hands lol
Don't push outside your limits and you'll be fine. Time is the best teacher, especially with bikes. Ride safe bro🤟
Nice review. The ZX14R is in my scope. That's right, the Big Dog.
Haha never knew it went by that! Good luck!
great choice 15 lbs lighter than 1000 just lose alittle h.p. but give me 750 anyway worked for Suzuki dealer. good bike
I’m plan on getting a 750 and I can confirm this is all I hear. “It may be too much power” but no one talks about self control
Its your funeral
@@slimfit767 my ride big dawg
I was at the dealership today and i had my eyez on the 17 gsxr 750! My credit is only 671. I damn sure aint paying $20k for the new 1000.
Just got the call my 2022 gsxr 750z came in. I'm excited just wanted to tell the world. Stay safe
i love how you put that together. guns and motorcycles. agreed. my starting bike was a HONDA CBR 600 RR and im glad i avoid throwing money to the trash.
Good for you! That was my first love and I wanted one so bad!
I just bought my 2000 gsxr 750 and i had to drive it home ( around 4 miles) it was my first time ever driving a motorcycle and honestly i aint gonna show off and say i control that beast like a boss, no it was terrefying driving that shit home, just the power you get its amazingly scary. I also dropped it in the middle of the street lol now my left leg hurts and my bike's tail is broken. Hopefully i learn how to drive it any time soon so i could take it to the streets but since is my first time driving a motorcycle i think i should of started in a 300 lets see in a couple of weeks (if im still alive) if i dont regret getting a smaller bike
That's the bike I learned to ride on and I just jumped on it and rode on the street. Bad idea, I was almost rear ended by a car. Drive it around your residential area late at night when no cars are out and learn.
I'm sorry to hear that you crashed! It's part of riding, don't be embarassed just pick it up, fix it, and keep riding. 750 is a big bike to learn on, just respect the bike and respect the throttle and you'll be fine.
Good luck!
Scooby Doo i know dude i honestly thought i was going to make that bike my bitch but now that I've driven it i have lots of respect to it, just knowing and feeling the power it has makes you think "oh damn this really could kill me" thats the scary part and ill try to get used to driving it, im having some trouble getting used to the throttle and turning. Thanks and yea just have to get up and keep going lol
Btw how long did it took you to fully control the bike
Take your time Jousey; baby the hell out of your bike and each day you will get better and better.
@@RahBarnett THIS is some of the BEST ADVICE in one sentence that anyone couldve ever said....I did/do exactly this with my 2020 GSXR-750 bro and little by little riding things just tend to flow naturally.. Never show off btw, not need to lol the bike speaks for itself
Yes! finally someone who motovlogs in the valley.. keep it up bro
Thanks man! check out carsoncars and jayfiver rides too!
will do
I like this video. it's a good personal review that I've been looking for on this bike. thanks for the input man!
SD - glad to have found your video. I bought a 2011 GSXR 750 last August as a second bike ( I have a 97' Suzuki Bandit 1200 ) Coming from the Bandit to the GSXR, a lot of similarities ( older GSXR to newer GSXR motor ), but a lot lighter and in the higher rpms, the GSXR is like a possessed Samurai - it is fast ! Your points are valid and providing one knows them self, you could start on a 600 or a 750 - if one is not sure, it would be wise to start on a smaller cc bike. The great thing about the 750 is the low/mid range torque it provides while having the lightness of a 600. My Bandit is easily another 60+ lbs and while it has more low/mid torque, it is noticeably heavier and feels like a tank after riding the GSXR. A couple weeks ago, one of my buddies who rides BMW's took it for a ride and after he got back, he commented how surprised he was at how comfortable it was and loved the lightness and torque it offered - he was really pleasantly surprised. Two link reviews that I found quite helpful when I started looking at the GSXR a couple years ago are listed below. Thanks for the vid and stay safe out there - enjoy that GSXR! EW :) ua-cam.com/video/wfyoEH-puF0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/-IDIrrCi7Ck/v-deo.html
Thanks man! The 750 is the perfect bike for me. Although now I have the itch for a 1000cc supersport :)
I respect this video a lot! Very personal and precise opinion. I went to look at a 2014 GSXR 750 at a nearby dealer and I liked it. They had a 600 too but preferred the 750 and the salesperson agreed that the 750 would have been a better bet. It is definitely a unique motorcycle. I always wanted a 600 but people keep saying just get a 750, that sweet spot between the 1000 and the 600.
I 100% agree. Great input.
Simply said, Suzuki made the modern 954. It’s the mentality of total control. That’s what Honda wanted in the 90’s and that’s what Suzuki is doing with their 750. Perfect power to tech for the streets.
My dream bike was, is, and always will be a 2007 GIXXER 750.... I hear the 2017 is really dope tho....might have to get one and give the 07 a brother lol
I fully support your decision lmao
Why the 07?
Just got a 750 gsxr yesterday and that thing rips (my first bike aswell)
Love the gsxr 750. Best overall bike in the world !
This video make me feel better about having 750
I use the same analogy with bikes and guns. Your totally right it comes down to the person who is in control of either of them. I really like the 750 but I really want the 1000r. If I can afford it that’s what I’m going to get but if I can I will settle for the 750. It looks great, sounds great too. Be safe and enjoy your bike buddy
I don’t think I could ever get a gsxr 600 when the 750 is so similar just with alot more power
I agree with you 100%
Scooby hope you’re doin well man you gotta upload some new content soon!
Yes i believe you are correct the 750 is the same weight as the 600. I have a 05 750 and its weighs 400 stock, but after i put a full titanium exhaust on that weighed a total of 5 lbs my bike weighs about 380 😏
Doesn’t matter what you start on. Especially if you have an two wheel experience and respect for what you ride. I started on a ‘02 ZX9. Most would say that’s too much, but it never was. After only 2 years I went to a 2012 zx14. Nearly 200hp monster. That I ride with respect and safely. Gsxr 750 is a perfect bike though, Good choice.
i went cb400, cb750, and now I ride a gsxr600.. very happy
Just picked up a 2023 GSX R750z fucking love it.
Yeah that makes sense because my first time riding was about a few days of riding a few hours each day so about 25 hours of ride time. No I don't have a motorcycle license but I'm going to get one when this stimulus hit. But those hours of riding was on a 2004 R1 in the beautiful red. I'm 5'6 so it was kinda hard cause I was on the balls of my feet. So I told myself that when I buy my first bike I'm going to get a 750 2006
City that you live in is vast enough not be compared with Japan.
I look forward to your video.
I loved this video bro.... the very first bike I ever rode was a Gixxer 750 rode it around the parking lot of my job at the time I was working at a motorcycle dealership just to get a "feel for it" then rode it 15 miles on a major highway to my friends house who owned the bike.... he Bought an old school f4i that day and for some reason he couldn't ride both bikes home at the same time not sure why tho 😂😂 lol since the f4i didn't have insurance on it he said he would rather ride that one..... long story short your exactly right bout bike size I've proven that you've proven that and countless others have too.... any bike size can be deadly if you don't ride the right way.... RIDE SAFE BROTHA ALOHA FROM A NEW SUBSCRIBER IN HAWAII 🙏🏼🤙🏼🌴
I consider myself to be a rider of average skill level 10 years club racing experience. Raced 750 and 1000cc bikes for seven years. I found myself stuck in a rut where i was no longer improving. Switched to an FZR 400 T2K dropped 2 seconds my first time out .
my wife's first bike is triumph 955 and she loves it.
That must be so nice sharing that part of your world with your significant other, without her being a backpack!
I bought a 2009 Gsxr 750 for my dad and he loves it
How old is your dad?
+Scooby Doo (Scooby750) 39
did he have you when he was 14?
No
stealth Fghter1 how old are you?
Bros here is the all you should actually know when comes to choosing what’s great for you.
I knew people who died on 250 and 300 cc motorcycles and exactly the same with bigger engine bikes. Common sense and great respect to any bike will keep you out of trouble. If you not respect two wheels you’ll end up badly it’s just matter of time.
You really know those people who died or just heard from a friend that his friend's friend died?
RIP😞 can’t believe you’re gone
What?
YOURE ALIVEEEE
GSX-R 750 in “B” mode is 500cc power….A good reason not to start on a nice powerful first bike is dropping it. Being afraid to practice low and high speed maneuvers because it’s new and expensive you will progress slowly!
I had a Gixxer 750 and it is the best of both worlds. Not sure why all the manufacturers don't make one.
I started on a bandit 1200 XD
love the vid man keep'em rollin
Nice man! I have two more 75% done lol
Stay tuned, I appreciate the support
I did the same thing as u bud, I rode dirt bikes since I was 4 and now I'm 16 and bought a k5 gsxr750 and Im still alive. So just don't be stupid and have throttle control and don't race always then ur just fine
ryan Williams how much do you pay for insurance etc I'm 17 trying to get this as my first bike
Im a lil older, 28, but pay 350 a year for liability. Ive had two K6 600s and now a K8 600 and im ITCHING for a liter bike. It is nice the 600/750 use thr same frame so almost everything is interchangable. My first 600 I popped a head gasket and hydrolocked the motor. Got a full 750 long block with trans and harness shipped freight to my doorstep for just under 1000 and only had 3600 miles. Next bike when I move up to a liter I wanna try an R1. My brother has an 05 and theyve been really catching my eye. The cross plane motor/intake set up is the meanest sounding bike out there imo
Christopher Lopez hey man in Florida I don't have to play anything, I have to option to pay for it but I don't, I am also looking into it soon cuz in Florida theirs a lot of bad drivers if u know what I mean
01V6 yea sick man I definitely agree with the r1 as a leader bike, but I think you should give the BMW S1000rr another look because it's a GREAT BIKE and I've ridden a couple 1000's
ryan Williams they're a bike that has just never spiked an interest with me and i've never thought they look that great tbh. Ive never been around one in person tho so maybe that would change my mind
Same here . Started with a 2007 Gsxr 750 🤟🏼
I am about to do the same
Shane Pote it’s really fun man , don’t be afraid of the “ power “ just enjoy it and respect it and you’ll be just fine 🤟🏼🤟🏼
@@carlosuribefilms3769 thanks so much! Super excited just hoping my finance comes through and the lady doesnt sell it to someone else
Back in 1992 my first bike was an '89 Yamaha FZR 600 had it for 6 years and stopped riding for a while. Then in 2000, I got a 1999 GSX-R 600 in really good condition and rode that for about 2 years. Did a lot of research when the '01 GSX-R 600 and 1000 caught up the the '00 750 and that the 750 was not that heavier that the GSX-R 600 but lighter than the CBR 600, R-6, and ZX-6 so in Dec of '02, I bought an '03 GSX-R 750 and at the time it had one of the best power to weight ratio.
I still think the best starter bike is a SV650. Ride that for a year or so then get something like a GSXR 750 or a liter bike
I still think people should start small. I've seen people wipe out in the parking lot at the dealership I worked at on 600s, let alone 750s or 1000s. I've been street riding for a decade and I'm barely skilled enough, in my opinion, to ride my R1.
For most people I agree. I think a small percentage would be fine though.
I wish so bad that the top 4 bike manufacturers would start producing 750s. I would buy an R7 in a friggen heart beat of Yamaha made that road ready.... in a heart beat!
Started on a 750. I’m almost 2 years in still on the same bike.
Well I want a 750 for my first but my dad said I’m to big for one I’m 6 foot and 200 Lbs
I totally agree with you on this topic
Your bike sounds amazing! After watching this video I am now looking to purchase a 750!
Hey, I'm moving up to a gsxr 750 2013 i heard it was a good bike from most peope. Opinions? No major changes since 2011 but i heard 2013 dropped a little weight
You probably won't be able to notice the weight change. I love the bike. It's perfect in every way. Enjoy and be safe!
Very good opinion man I aggree with you 100%, as a rider/racer and gun owner lol. My first bike as well was a GSXR 750, although a used 1999 SRAD model. I had ridden motocross and enduro races on dirt bikes and dual sport type setups since I was a teenager, so I wasn't really buying the whole "you have to learn on a 250 bit" Starting out on a 600 or 750 isn't a bad proposition if the rider themselves respects what they have as well as their own limitations. Riders that have an over inflated sense of their own abilities are going to be dangerous on any bike, and for the most part a safe sane rider will be safe on any bike. The GSXR 750 is an awesome platform for riders of all skill levels in my opinion. Stock they can be docile enough for a novice and when your skills progress you can order some aftermarket parts and turn it into a full on liter bike rival. It's a nimble chassis but with enough power to have fun with anything on the street or track. My current 750 made 142 HP at the tire with a mostly stock engine. (Cams/port work/exhaust/tune) On that chassis it's enough to keep up with the liter bike class on all except for the longest of straights, in the twisties its a riders race.
Gonna probably go get a '19 gsx-r 750. Get my liecense then get to riding. Awesome video brother! Keep it up
My uncle owns a 2007 750 gsxr racing edition and I asked him if he ever scraped the back part he said every time he did he usually fell off lmao I love his bike
Lol thanks
you know..i have a 750..the damn B mode is not that slow..they should have made it slower..it still halls ass on B..it should be like a 250 CC mode , its more like a 500cc mode
I wanna buy the gsxr 750 but the freeways scare me
no it's not driver it's the other driver
Just bought a 2020 Gsxr 750 loving it !