Hey, i realy liked your video, i am thinking about buying a bike when I get 18. So i have a question on the table where is horsepower is it in km or cv, I'm Portuguese so ya, here 35km is equal to 47cv.
I'm 46 and have a little riding experience from when I was younger. I passed the MSF last year and bought a slightly used MT-03 from a local dealership at a decent discount. One test ride and I was sold. I love how high revving the bike is. You can easily shift at recommended rpms and chug around the city, but when you want to get a bit rowdy it's definitely there for you. I'm sure I'll outgrow it some day, but for now it's fantastic.
i kept telling myself that soon i would learn to ride, and get a bike. that was almost 13 years ago now. idk where time has went. i really need to get on it.
Me too. Messing with a guy on a bike yesterday and seeing how hard he was vibing triggered the thought in my mind again. I really want to get one now. License by the end of the year!
I’m 5’9 and my favorite bike that I’ve ridden so far has been the SV650. Amazing brakes, not too tall, quick, sounds good, and isn’t too expensive. $7800 is the highest I’ve seen for a 2021 model
@@darcycullen8169 just seeing this now sorry😂 yeah my dad who’s 6’2 sat on it and he liked it too. He’s more of an Indian motorcycle kinda guy though. I’m pretty sure I’m gonna get a scout
@@jakeh.5014 i just read a salient post on another thread. The poster pointed out how essential it is to develop the more difficult LOW speed maneuvering skills and this is best done on a light weight bike. That comment leads me no believe skipping steps in level of ownership is ultimately detrimental.
I see nothing wrong with this list. All are legitimate considerations for a beginning rider. All the caveats were presented clearly. You even presented some excellent choices for taller riders. It covers the spectrum. I could spend all day adding possible choices like Yamahas two dual sports for shorter riders, but honestly these lists are meant to give options of thought to new riders and you did that well with some excellent examples in each category. You also included lots of brands and different looks to give new riders an overview of styling. Great job. Thank you.
nice thing about the rebel is the front tire is fat. So you won't get your tire stuck in between those little indents in roads possibly losing control. Big tires in the front are a safer ride.
Awesome list of bike for beginners. I have a RE Himalayan since 2016 and done quite a few miles on it. I can safely say it is the perfect all-rounder bike. Its my daily commute to office and weekend get away with loads of luggage carrying capacity. The long suspensions and cushy seats makes it effortless for the longer rides. Its also good for occasional off-roading (even with the stock tyres). Cheers to all new riders, make sure to get good helmet and riding gears . Those are equally important as the bike.
I think the Versys 650 is an excellent bike to begin with. I bought one a couple of months ago (first bike) its perfect. Enough power but not to much, very comfortable position to sit and very fun with corners.
Great video, I can vouch for the seating position of the Ninja 400. I was in a dealership and sat on a 2009 ninja 250r, it wasn't comfortable, the naked bikes were way more comfortable. When i sat on the 2022 ninja 400 it was much more comfortable and felt more like sitting on a naked bike.
Great video. I'd give the z400 an honorable mention with the Ninja 400 for it's more comfortable ergonomics and also easier on insurance than it's sport sibling.
Same with the Z650. I learned to ride on a 76 Ironhead Sportsters. Haven't ridden in about 8 years. Got the Z650. Absolutely love it. It's more comfortable than a ninja. And it has some power, but I never feel like it's going to get away from me
It's what I did too. My Mum didn't take me seriously and said sure fine you can buy one when you have saved up the money. ( I was rubbish at saving) 2 weeks later I went and bought a motorbike, had been saving for a few months, and bought an MZ Simson 50cc for a few hundred quid and got my brother to ride it home, she was shocked but let me keep it and take my test ;)
Great video! As I enter my 40th year of riding, arthritis and age slow you down a bit, but honestly, these bikes are not just for beginners! I just picked up a new 2021 Honda CB300R, because it is light as a feather for arthritic limbs, but still potent and a hoot to ride! It now shares my garage with my Royal Enfield Classic Green Bullet 500 and Vespa GTS 300 Sport. Keep up the good work!
My first bike is a Honda Hornet CBF600 2007...i am so happy with my choise..the bike is fast , light and very comfortable for weekend rides.. i love it and suggest it for new riders who want a bit more power
As a beginner, knowing nothing other than my Yamaha YBR 125cc ... I want to thank you for the time creating such a great compilation of options to look out for. Much appreciated!!
Ever since my moped days were "over" since i moved over to using a car, i've always wanted a bike, it makes me so jealous hearing bikers cruise around town during perfect summer weather, im just itching to get out there but i do need to get a license for it first. Im a pretty big guy though (6ft1 and 135kg) so i've been doing a lot of research for the ideal bike, i still have my moped (2005 gilera 50rcr) and that thing has ridiculous amounts of torque, despite my size that thing makes me feel like a feather and is very comfy to drive but obv it cant be compared to a proper bike. Im not looking for a new bike, idm it being early 2000s as long as it could accomodate a large fella comfortably.
Great list however I would've loved to see the Husqvarna Vitpilen 401 on the list. It's affordable, looks great and it has the same engine as the duke 390.
i’m still puzzled how husky made such a great bike for that low of a price. has some standard features that you don’t see on many bikes till around the $7-8k price point.
Personally started with a little Yamaha Scorpio 225, great little bike. Was produced back in the mid 2000’s so had push start and kick start, as well as side stand and centre stand. Just for those I’d recommend one. Plus it was okay if you dropped it and can teach you the basics of riding. I then moved to a Suzuki gs 500g. Handles like a 1000cc bike. Feels big and heavy, weighs 200kg. Upside of that, is that you can then jump on those bigger bikes and you don’t have to learn riding style m, just throttle control
Hey 👋!!! Great video!!! I wanted to ask you… Can you please tell me what’s the moto in front of you in the section “What’s a perfect motorcycle” of your video? Thank you!!!
I'm 6'2" 240lbs and bought a ninja 650 after basically sniping a really good deal on facebook marketplace I can say with a lot of confidence as someone who went from basically 0 miles ever on a bike(on street, but dirt experience was from many years ago) to 300 in the same day, if you are willing to give it your all you can start 600cc+. Haven't dropped her once, hit a ton of stalls, but I've practically got it down after many fails. Still a ton to learn, but I don't regret buying a 600cc+ bike at all
Good video! However, your original instinct to leave out the Grom would have been the correct decision. In my opinion of course. I started my son on a Rebel 250. He then moved up to a 97 Honda Magna 750. Great bike!
That was my first bike too. I loved that bike, even with its shortcomings. But after all this time, I've never riden a larger displacement bike. I'm looking for something small now but not a mini moto.
I usually don’t follow UA-camrs on the first video, I followed this channel within the next 2 mins 🤣🤣 the boss line was too real for me to miss out on more videos like this.
Thanks for the info, bro. I really want a bike, is my dream and now I have the opportunity to get, so I'm I'm the process of just getting my license as I've never ridden one. Now, I was checking insurance and the Honda rebel either the 300 or 500 was $750 cheaper tu insurance than all the most bikes. This was with progressive.
CB500x is a great motorcycle. It’s a nice commuter it sips gas it’s comfortable flickable and just enough power to pass traffic on the highway and have some fun in the twisties
I was so wanting to check out this bike but the Honda dealership was so ridiculously lame that my wife and I left without checking out a single bike in the place! I couldn’t believe how uninterested they were in making a potential sell. My wife’s assistant manager at her beauty salon had a Harley and we went and talked to the salesman she used and a couple hours later I had a brand new iron 883. That was last October. Just turned about 1500 miles on it and I’m so glad I got it. I had absolutely no interest in a Harley Davidson and now I freaking love their bikes! I would still like to check out a CB500x btw! And that new rebel 1100!
The guy is reading a script. He has used all stock video and plagiarizing 98% of the commentary. Almost word for word copied from motorcycle ads and other reviewers. Lmao
Enjoyed the video thoroughly! Really informational! Truly helpful to beginners! We here at Viking Bags really appreciate your content! Keep up the good work!
Great video. So I'm assuming beginners will be looking to spend around 5k to get started? Or how do you feel about buying used bikes? Could be a nice video idea
Yes!! Just gotta know what to look for. I got a 2011 fz6r for only $1800. the only issue is I had an exposed wire so the fuse for my blinkers, tail light, and horn blew out. That was an easy fix then some of the fairing needed to be replaced and that was it. Even had a power commander already installed for no extra price either
@@kinglil546 any tips for finding good deals? Fools in my area are selling Groma for the same price at people 600cc bikes on places like OfferUp. I can’t even make sense of this
@@Generictingz95 I think that's just the market these days. Things are low on stock but in high demand, so we're stuck with inflated prices. Just look at the used car market; prices through the roof!
@@stephen303 there’s a very high chance I will just buy a brand new Kawasaki 400 sport bike, but lately I’ve been considering a naked bike so I’ll just wait till I sit on them both. These people in my area want damn near showroom price for their used bikes when only god knows if they dropped it or if the bike has any underlying issues.
man the intro and the way you have planned this video right of the bat i appriciate yor work and thoughts im beginner i have been riding 125 cc for quite sometime now only 3 mins in and i like the video already lets watch the rest of it
I really appreciate that! I want to help get as many people out there riding as possible and I thought this video would help people decide what bike would be best for them!
Yes I`m subd & belled. I`m a new/old rider, just bought new GSX250FRLL9 6 weeks ago for 5 grand. My next bike is going to be the Honda Rebel 500. Loving the bike life.
This video is good, coz the bikes are easily accessible no matter where you live. I am interested in electric bikes as well. Please make a list video on them as well.
51 years old and went with the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 as my first bike. Pretty happy with it for commuting and casual pleasure riding. Not interested in racing or dying. Still may need a touring bike added to the garage in the future, maybe Honda NC750
Thanks man for the video 📹, much appreciated. It provides enough details to make a decision what to buy as new biker. Kawasaki 400 N & Honda 500. Done deal 👌
I had a new softail Harley in 2010 spent $10,000 on custom parts and paint. Sold it after 10 years. Last month got a MT-07 and absolutely love the bike. Best part got it used with 800 miles for $5,800.
Excellent list and recommendations. New Subscriber. Glad to see you covered all different styles, and included Royal Enfield retro designs. I completely over-looked Yamaha SR400 and will consider that vs. RE Meteor 350. Really wish RE Classic 350 was available in USA 'cause the style is most appealing. Thanks for your videos !
No scooters? For urban commuting, it's hard to justify anything else. Super cheap, best gas mileage, tons of storage, no clutch, park anywhere, small wheels means very nimble, least maintenance (no chain, 1 cylinder, air cooled, etc), narrow for lane splitting, easy riding position, bench seat for passengers, cheapest insurance, best shielding from elements
I just got my big boy license. I am 32 and I started on a street triple RS 2022. I have to mention that the moment I bought the ST I added some lessons on track with an instructor and that was a huge boost experience wise in a short period of time. Personally, I am very happy but I would not have made the choice if I was not going to practice a lot in a controlled environment.
@@GUY-on-Earth cbr500r is a rly good bike. Real quick tho, before you buy or make your mind on any bike, take the MSF course. They provide the bikes and you can get a feel of what you really want to get. I got the cbr300r cause I knew after the MSF, that was the bike I wanted to get. If you get a bigger bike like the cbr500r there's nothing wrong with that. You just have to be mature enough to handle a little bigger bike I went with the 300 cause I heard it was a great bike, it was very forgiving, and easy to learn on. I also felt more comfortable learning on a smaller bike. In the end go with what is most comfortable to you and be honest with yourself. Also consider how long you'll be keeping it. Do you plan to upgrade in 6 months or in a few years? Whats the resale value? How much money do you want to put into it? Questions like that. Ik i typed a lot but it's stuff some people never hear lol
Well done, a list of bikes which are indeed suitable for beginners as distinct from the usual recommended CB650s, MT07s etc which in my opinion are too much of a handful for new riders.
okay so i began my fascination with bikes when i first spotted a grom and had my heart set one since then. i got my motorcycle license recently and rode a grom all during my course. i’ve been on the look out for one and set an appointment to order one once the 2022 come out. but i just started commuting during traffic hour every day for 30+ min so my bike needs have changed. should i still be a grom and get a cheaper/relatively older higher cc bike? get a newer beginner bike and get an older grom?? let me know yalls suggestion (p.s im in love w the SP 2022 model grom)
If you really like the grom then stick with it although I think they are more suited more for riding on city roads to get around town. If your riding at high speeds on your commute then I would suggest an older 600cc bike because they just feel easier to ride than 400cc unless you have funds to buy new
I had my heart set on a grom as well and actually went with a Honda crf250L instead and I am so glad that I did! It offers so much more power and is just so fun in comparison. I haven’t personally rode a grom, but I’ve seen them riding past and they seem so small and underpowered in comparison. I have about a 20 minute commute that I use my 250l for and it makes it so enjoyable!!
I think that bike is a bit too powerful and the ergonomics aren’t very friendly for beginner riders. That’s just my opinion, something like the Ninja 650 would better suit a beginner. The ZX6R has 130 horsepower and a weight of 400, those make a very small margin of error and aren’t very forgiving when you make mistakes.
@@essentialys6200 you gotta know that every beginner could buy a 1000cc, just if they are careful enough, ofc its not the smartest thing to do but i know some people who started riding with some 1000cc sportbikes, just stay safe and know your limits 🤷♂️
When you talk about height, whats the limits/recommendations? I’m about 5’ 9”/5’ 10”, so should I look to stay away from certain bikes on the list? Thanks.
It’s hard to tell because every bike is a little bit different. But, I’m your height and did not enjoy the Rebel 300 at all, Really hurt my hips. I’ve ridden most the other bikes though and have no complaints.
I'm going to tell your boss u made me cry 😭😭😭. Just kidding. I really did enjoy this vid honestly....I'm looking for my first bike and after seeing this video I'm considering the ninja or one of the KTM bikes thank you for taking the time for the info brother 💪💪
I love them cause you can buy entire engines for less than $500 (AUD) but more importantly, it’s okay it you drop it, and you will at some stage drop it or come off it.
heyo! i am new to the motorcycle world, i wanted to see why everyone likes owing a motorcycle. i have never rode a motorcycle before until my recent lover had a suzuki gsxr 600 and that thing was so fast wow!!!!! i enjoyed being a passenger on that thing, and it made me wanna discover motorcycles. :) who knows maybe i'll have one day, but for now i am just looking and doing my research!
Special request. Suggestions? Looking for a light weight 2 person capable bike. Will go on the back of a Semi. Grocery getter. Park exploring. No nerd for great speed. Utilitarian. Thanks. Team truckers, Amy and Steve
Imo the perfect road bike for beginners is a CB 500F: 47hp, low, mostly upright driving position, good fuel economy and comfortable ride. I had it for two years and went 5000 km with it, both commutes and long-ish trips.
@@BurtoniMotors Man, I'm Brazilian and I think the concept of other countries about motorcycles for beginners is incredible, it's totally different from here, it helped a lot
@@BurtoniMotors Yes exactly that! the Brazilian has in mind that it is a sin for someone to start with a 300cc, they think it is a ladder, and many say "you will never have this if you don't start from that"
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Ninja 650?
in the beginning of the video what was the bike in front of you ??
@Christopher Nayar iiuiiiiioioioioioioioioji
Hey, i realy liked your video, i am thinking about buying a bike when I get 18. So i have a question on the table where is horsepower is it in km or cv, I'm Portuguese so ya, here 35km is equal to 47cv.
TVS rtr 200
I am going to follow uncle’s advice to convince my parent to let me get a bike: just show up with it
Its always better to ask for forgiveness and not permission
That’s what I did
Well did u get it?? And if so what happend?
That's how I introduced my wife and girlfriend
Lmao that what ima do I got a job at dq two weeks ago waiting to save enough for mine. Just gonna show up with it and hope for the best
What happens if we contact your boss and tell him to give you a raise? Thanks for the video.
You'd get a free Burtoni Motors shirt sent to you!
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@@BurtoniMotors 😂
If enough folks do- they cannot ignore the public outcry.
@@BurtoniMotors can we get a free honda rebel 300 too? 🤣
I'm 46 and have a little riding experience from when I was younger. I passed the MSF last year and bought a slightly used MT-03 from a local dealership at a decent discount. One test ride and I was sold. I love how high revving the bike is. You can easily shift at recommended rpms and chug around the city, but when you want to get a bit rowdy it's definitely there for you. I'm sure I'll outgrow it some day, but for now it's fantastic.
Your input has solidified my choice to get one lol.
A dealership let you test ride? That's rad. I don't hear that often.
I starting on my motorcycle journey. Looking at this video for the first time, I don't know anything about the bikes. I also loved the MT-03
Hm
When you outgrow it ship it to me here in Malawi Africa...I love motorcycles but I don't got one.. bless!
Not going to lie this made me want to get a bike just been putting it off for years
i kept telling myself that soon i would learn to ride, and get a bike. that was almost 13 years ago now. idk where time has went. i really need to get on it.
@@vincemargiotta3014 get on it right now!
Same!
Me too. Messing with a guy on a bike yesterday and seeing how hard he was vibing triggered the thought in my mind again. I really want to get one now. License by the end of the year!
dont get one
I’m 5’9 and my favorite bike that I’ve ridden so far has been the SV650. Amazing brakes, not too tall, quick, sounds good, and isn’t too expensive. $7800 is the highest I’ve seen for a 2021 model
Would being 6 ft be fine on that bike
I've heard that is not a beginner's bike.
@@darcycullen8169 just seeing this now sorry😂 yeah my dad who’s 6’2 sat on it and he liked it too. He’s more of an Indian motorcycle kinda guy though. I’m pretty sure I’m gonna get a scout
@@binkyxz3 I’ve heard that too, rode one and I loved it but I don’t know if I’m ready to have a 650 yet
@@jakeh.5014 i just read a salient post on another thread. The poster pointed out how essential it is to develop the more difficult LOW speed maneuvering skills and this is best done on a light weight bike. That comment leads me no believe skipping steps in level of ownership is ultimately detrimental.
My favorite bike is the Honda Rebel as im only 5'2. I look forward to getting one in the future as funds are tight right now.
*Cries in 6'2*
That's fire , pretty sure you'd look good on it too 🤌🏼
Nice its my second fave bike but i want to get a zx7r
I wan to get the rtx 390 dune
can you still ride it comfortably if you're shorter than 5'2?
I see nothing wrong with this list. All are legitimate considerations for a beginning rider. All the caveats were presented clearly. You even presented some excellent choices for taller riders. It covers the spectrum. I could spend all day adding possible choices like Yamahas two dual sports for shorter riders, but honestly these lists are meant to give options of thought to new riders and you did that well with some excellent examples in each category. You also included lots of brands and different looks to give new riders an overview of styling. Great job. Thank you.
nice thing about the rebel is the front tire is fat.
So you won't get your tire stuck in between those little indents in roads possibly losing control.
Big tires in the front are a safer ride.
Awesome list of bike for beginners. I have a RE Himalayan since 2016 and done quite a few miles on it. I can safely say it is the perfect all-rounder bike. Its my daily commute to office and weekend get away with loads of luggage carrying capacity. The long suspensions and cushy seats makes it effortless for the longer rides. Its also good for occasional off-roading (even with the stock tyres). Cheers to all new riders, make sure to get good helmet and riding gears . Those are equally important as the bike.
After thoroughly listening to this video and contemplating the right one I’ve settled on the…Turbo Hayabusa
this made me spit my food 😂
@@feinchan You will see this joke a lot
BOOOSA!
My mans had a stroke at 11:07
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Thank god someone else noticed this. I had to rewind.
The ninja 400, yamaha r3 and the ktm are in my opinion the best choices. 👌
Please don’t get this man fired ! Appreciate the great good advice
🥹🥹🥹🥹
when i was 15 my dad taught me how to ride his harley, have never had an accident in the past 4 years
How old are you now?
I think the Versys 650 is an excellent bike to begin with. I bought one a couple of months ago (first bike) its perfect. Enough power but not to much, very comfortable position to sit and very fun with corners.
I owned a Honda GROM then moved up to a YAMAHA FZ-07 and I can say both are very easy to begin on and are very fun to learn on.
Great video, I can vouch for the seating position of the Ninja 400. I was in a dealership and sat on a 2009 ninja 250r, it wasn't comfortable, the naked bikes were way more comfortable. When i sat on the 2022 ninja 400 it was much more comfortable and felt more like sitting on a naked bike.
I'm a beginner and I'm in love with my Svartpilen 401! It's really fun to ride and looks amazing!
Husqvarna bikes look stylish and are also great beginner bikes. But their seats are pretty tall🤔🤔
@@UtterNoobness hi. I’m 5”9 would it be tall for my height ?
@@robbie12207 it's perfect actually.
I had a hero honda passion pro 100CC as my first bike and I am still proud of it.
Great video. I'd give the z400 an honorable mention with the Ninja 400 for it's more comfortable ergonomics and also easier on insurance than it's sport sibling.
Same with the Z650. I learned to ride on a 76 Ironhead Sportsters. Haven't ridden in about 8 years. Got the Z650. Absolutely love it. It's more comfortable than a ninja. And it has some power, but I never feel like it's going to get away from me
Great video and recommendation for new riders to get a bike. Bikes are cool, but a good one is important for fun and safety! Thanks braddah!
It's what I did too.
My Mum didn't take me seriously and said sure fine you can buy one when you have saved up the money. ( I was rubbish at saving) 2 weeks later I went and bought a motorbike, had been saving for a few months, and bought an MZ Simson 50cc for a few hundred quid and got my brother to ride it home, she was shocked but let me keep it and take my test ;)
Great video! As I enter my 40th year of riding, arthritis and age slow you down a bit, but honestly, these bikes are not just for beginners! I just picked up a new 2021 Honda CB300R, because it is light as a feather for arthritic limbs, but still potent and a hoot to ride! It now shares my garage with my Royal Enfield Classic Green Bullet 500 and Vespa GTS 300 Sport. Keep up the good work!
Love ur profile pic sir,
@@sharm4nn Thank you!
@@chuckvt5196 yupp, I'm 16 and I'm trying to learn a bike...one day I'll get a zx6r hope I'll ride bike like u.
My first bike is a Honda Hornet CBF600 2007...i am so happy with my choise..the bike is fast , light and very comfortable for weekend rides.. i love it and suggest it for new riders who want a bit more power
Commerce is such a good road for cruising never thought I’d see a video literally right in my area
I just got my motorcycle license back in April and I got the Kawasaki Versys 300 and I love it
As a beginner, knowing nothing other than my Yamaha YBR 125cc ... I want to thank you for the time creating such a great compilation of options to look out for. Much appreciated!!
Ever since my moped days were "over" since i moved over to using a car, i've always wanted a bike, it makes me so jealous hearing bikers cruise around town during perfect summer weather, im just itching to get out there but i do need to get a license for it first.
Im a pretty big guy though (6ft1 and 135kg) so i've been doing a lot of research for the ideal bike, i still have my moped (2005 gilera 50rcr) and that thing has ridiculous amounts of torque, despite my size that thing makes me feel like a feather and is very comfy to drive but obv it cant be compared to a proper bike.
Im not looking for a new bike, idm it being early 2000s as long as it could accomodate a large fella comfortably.
Only video that didn't mention Svartpilen 401 :D
That’s a great bike - but since it’s based off the KTM I left it off. My friend Ledd IG: instagram.com/projektracing has one and he flies on it
@@BurtoniMotors It's as different as rc from duke😑😑
@@jaidevtyagi1033 it's the exact same engine and frame as the duke I believe
I have it. It's a blast!
@@christopherdorner925 Same engine, yes. But, it doesn't have the same frame as the duke.
Great list however I would've loved to see the Husqvarna Vitpilen 401 on the list. It's affordable, looks great and it has the same engine as the duke 390.
i’m still puzzled how husky made such a great bike for that low of a price. has some standard features that you don’t see on many bikes till around the $7-8k price point.
@@offthebooksmusic india
Personally started with a little Yamaha Scorpio 225, great little bike. Was produced back in the mid 2000’s so had push start and kick start, as well as side stand and centre stand. Just for those I’d recommend one. Plus it was okay if you dropped it and can teach you the basics of riding. I then moved to a Suzuki gs 500g. Handles like a 1000cc bike. Feels big and heavy, weighs 200kg. Upside of that, is that you can then jump on those bigger bikes and you don’t have to learn riding style m, just throttle control
Friends who ride all started on gs 500. They all recommended that as a starter bike for the same reason.
Hey 👋!!! Great video!!! I wanted to ask you… Can you please tell me what’s the moto in front of you in the section “What’s a perfect motorcycle” of your video? Thank you!!!
10:35-10:46 me looking at bikes, obsessively comparing specs and prices. Gonna take a class soon I think 🤔😂
I'm 6'2" 240lbs and bought a ninja 650 after basically sniping a really good deal on facebook marketplace
I can say with a lot of confidence as someone who went from basically 0 miles ever on a bike(on street, but dirt experience was from many years ago) to 300 in the same day, if you are willing to give it your all you can start 600cc+. Haven't dropped her once, hit a ton of stalls, but I've practically got it down after many fails. Still a ton to learn, but I don't regret buying a 600cc+ bike at all
Good video! However, your original instinct to leave out the Grom would have been the correct decision. In my opinion of course. I started my son on a Rebel 250. He then moved up to a 97 Honda Magna 750. Great bike!
That was my first bike too. I loved that bike, even with its shortcomings. But after all this time, I've never riden a larger displacement bike. I'm looking for something small now but not a mini moto.
I usually don’t follow UA-camrs on the first video, I followed this channel within the next 2 mins 🤣🤣 the boss line was too real for me to miss out on more videos like this.
Lol, thanks for the follow! 😂
This video was amazing, so many great options. So far I’m leaning a bit towards the Kawi ninja or the yzf r3
Yammie Noob has a great video comparing the two
That’s crazy I’m at work and saw someone doing a wheelie while watching this video lol
Subbed. This was really helpful.
Glad it helped you out! Any other questions, throw them this way!
Thanks for the info, bro. I really want a bike, is my dream and now I have the opportunity to get, so I'm I'm the process of just getting my license as I've never ridden one. Now, I was checking insurance and the Honda rebel either the 300 or 500 was $750 cheaper tu insurance than all the most bikes. This was with progressive.
CB500x is a great motorcycle. It’s a nice commuter it sips gas it’s comfortable flickable and just enough power to pass traffic on the highway and have some fun in the twisties
I was so wanting to check out this bike but the Honda dealership was so ridiculously lame that my wife and I left without checking out a single bike in the place! I couldn’t believe how uninterested they were in making a potential sell. My wife’s assistant manager at her beauty salon had a Harley and we went and talked to the salesman she used and a couple hours later I had a brand new iron 883. That was last October. Just turned about 1500 miles on it and I’m so glad I got it. I had absolutely no interest in a Harley Davidson and now I freaking love their bikes! I would still like to check out a CB500x btw! And that new rebel 1100!
Awesome job and the co Tindall list update is very helpful so we can screenshot. ThankS a bunch
Love this! Got a little tongue tied here lol 11:08
Lol right? Bruh you didn't have to do this all in one take.
@@Ones_Complement exactly 😂😂
I'm not the only one that noticed. Great video nonetheless
The guy is reading a script. He has used all stock video and plagiarizing 98% of the commentary. Almost word for word copied from motorcycle ads and other reviewers. Lmao
@@SaintsPurgatory so unfortunate that he's getting so much buzz then. I'm sure there's much harder workers out there getting a fraction of the views
I just bought the KTM duke 200 today. I’m glad I picked a decent learning bike.
Svartpilen and vitpilen 401 should be on the list. They are top tier beginner bikes.
Personally i recommend a Suzuki Hayabusa best bike to start riding on
Enjoyed the video thoroughly! Really informational! Truly helpful to beginners! We here at Viking Bags really appreciate your content! Keep up the good work!
Suzuki: hello am here !!
Great video. So I'm assuming beginners will be looking to spend around 5k to get started? Or how do you feel about buying used bikes? Could be a nice video idea
Yes!! Just gotta know what to look for. I got a 2011 fz6r for only $1800. the only issue is I had an exposed wire so the fuse for my blinkers, tail light, and horn blew out. That was an easy fix then some of the fairing needed to be replaced and that was it. Even had a power commander already installed for no extra price either
@@kinglil546 any tips for finding good deals? Fools in my area are selling Groma for the same price at people 600cc bikes on places like OfferUp. I can’t even make sense of this
@@Generictingz95 I think that's just the market these days. Things are low on stock but in high demand, so we're stuck with inflated prices. Just look at the used car market; prices through the roof!
@@stephen303 there’s a very high chance I will just buy a brand new Kawasaki 400 sport bike, but lately I’ve been considering a naked bike so I’ll just wait till I sit on them both. These people in my area want damn near showroom price for their used bikes when only god knows if they dropped it or if the bike has any underlying issues.
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I don't know anything about motorcycles, which is why I'm here. This is helpful.
I’m always here to help! Ask away!
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That’s what I was gonna say😂😂😂😂😂
man the intro and the way you have planned this video right of the bat i appriciate yor work and thoughts im beginner i have been riding 125 cc for quite sometime now only 3 mins in and i like the video already lets watch the rest of it
I really appreciate that! I want to help get as many people out there riding as possible and I thought this video would help people decide what bike would be best for them!
@@BurtoniMotors it definitely does i have my heart set on yahama r3
Also think the Svartpilen 401 should be there. Same engine as duke 390 but adjustable front and rear suspension, spoked wheels and looks better imo
OK, I looked it up. Feels like it should be in a Terminator movie, you know, when they show the future after Skynet takes over. 😉
Yes I`m subd & belled. I`m a new/old rider, just bought new GSX250FRLL9 6 weeks ago for 5 grand. My next bike is going to be the Honda Rebel 500. Loving the bike life.
This video is good, coz the bikes are easily accessible no matter where you live. I am interested in electric bikes as well. Please make a list video on them as well.
51 years old and went with the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 as my first bike. Pretty happy with it for commuting and casual pleasure riding. Not interested in racing or dying. Still may need a touring bike added to the garage in the future, maybe Honda NC750
Racing…. Or dying…… I don’t think a lot of us are interested in the latter.
Thanks man for the video 📹, much appreciated. It provides enough details to make a decision what to buy as new biker. Kawasaki 400 N & Honda 500. Done deal 👌
Which one did you finalize bro?
K 400 n
I had a new softail Harley in 2010 spent $10,000 on custom parts and paint. Sold it after 10 years. Last month got a MT-07 and absolutely love the bike. Best part got it used with 800 miles for $5,800.
All you need to know about the yamaha R3! is at 11:08
I have a green Honda Grom and I love it my first and definitely not my last motorcycle
Excellent list and recommendations. New Subscriber. Glad to see you covered all different styles, and included Royal Enfield retro designs. I completely over-looked Yamaha SR400 and will consider that vs. RE Meteor 350. Really wish RE Classic 350 was available in USA 'cause the style is most appealing. Thanks for your videos !
Happy you found my video helpful! And I'll definitely be adding the Meteor 350 to next year's list!
@@BurtoniMotors Awesome Thanks !
My first bike is 2019 ktm super duke 1290r and it was terrifying at first but now I love it
No scooters? For urban commuting, it's hard to justify anything else. Super cheap, best gas mileage, tons of storage, no clutch, park anywhere, small wheels means very nimble, least maintenance (no chain, 1 cylinder, air cooled, etc), narrow for lane splitting, easy riding position, bench seat for passengers, cheapest insurance, best shielding from elements
No scooters on the best list of motorcycles but I should probably make a best scooters video soon?
@@BurtoniMotors yes
I just got my big boy license. I am 32 and I started on a street triple RS 2022. I have to mention that the moment I bought the ST I added some lessons on track with an instructor and that was a huge boost experience wise in a short period of time. Personally, I am very happy but I would not have made the choice if I was not going to practice a lot in a controlled environment.
After Continental GT, I had thoughts for interceptor in the list too. 😉
I'm looking at getting a bike someday soon and the Yamaha MT-03 looks like the one for me!
fantastic motorcycle, you won't be disappointed.
Would’ve loved to see the Husqvarna Vitpilen/Svartpilen 401 on the list. Nice list tho
They both have a great look! These two and the Duke would be my preference.
Man I love how he had to add that 2nd little chapter 😂😂😂😂 love the attitude bro
I started on a 2019 honda cbr300r. Personally x100 better than the kawa ninja 400
I’m thinking of starting on Honda cbr500r good idea?
@@GUY-on-Earth cbr500r is a rly good bike. Real quick tho, before you buy or make your mind on any bike, take the MSF course. They provide the bikes and you can get a feel of what you really want to get. I got the cbr300r cause I knew after the MSF, that was the bike I wanted to get. If you get a bigger bike like the cbr500r there's nothing wrong with that. You just have to be mature enough to handle a little bigger bike I went with the 300 cause I heard it was a great bike, it was very forgiving, and easy to learn on. I also felt more comfortable learning on a smaller bike. In the end go with what is most comfortable to you and be honest with yourself. Also consider how long you'll be keeping it. Do you plan to upgrade in 6 months or in a few years? Whats the resale value? How much money do you want to put into it? Questions like that. Ik i typed a lot but it's stuff some people never hear lol
Why is it better than a ninja 400?
Thanks a lot for this video and the chart. Really helps and gives me a lot to work with !
Here wishing my first bike be a H2
Me after saw this video: I might die
thanks for the effort you put into these man, they are super helpful!
I really appreciate this comment. There are a lot of haters online, it's nice to hear that this was helpful.
can you do one for tall people because I'm 6,5 so it kinda hard finding motorcycles that fit me
try ADVs
Or a Honda grom
BMW R1200GS
Wr 250
Hayabusa will do. Thank me later
Well done, a list of bikes which are indeed suitable for beginners as distinct from the usual recommended CB650s, MT07s etc which in my opinion are too much of a handful for new riders.
I have $800 💀
One of the best content on bikes
Appreciate that!
okay so i began my fascination with bikes when i first spotted a grom and had my heart set one since then. i got my motorcycle license recently and rode a grom all during my course. i’ve been on the look out for one and set an appointment to order one once the 2022 come out. but i just started commuting during traffic hour every day for 30+ min so my bike needs have changed. should i still be a grom and get a cheaper/relatively older higher cc bike? get a newer beginner bike and get an older grom?? let me know yalls suggestion (p.s im in love w the SP 2022 model grom)
If you really like the grom then stick with it although I think they are more suited more for riding on city roads to get around town. If your riding at high speeds on your commute then I would suggest an older 600cc bike because they just feel easier to ride than 400cc unless you have funds to buy new
I had my heart set on a grom as well and actually went with a Honda crf250L instead and I am so glad that I did! It offers so much more power and is just so fun in comparison. I haven’t personally rode a grom, but I’ve seen them riding past and they seem so small and underpowered in comparison. I have about a 20 minute commute that I use my 250l for and it makes it so enjoyable!!
Great Video!!! This helped me narrow down what I want to get
How do u feel about kawasaki zx6r. I'm hope to get into ride in the next 2-3 year and considering the bike
I think that bike is a bit too powerful and the ergonomics aren’t very friendly for beginner riders. That’s just my opinion, something like the Ninja 650 would better suit a beginner. The ZX6R has 130 horsepower and a weight of 400, those make a very small margin of error and aren’t very forgiving when you make mistakes.
@@essentialys6200 you gotta know that every beginner could buy a 1000cc, just if they are careful enough, ofc its not the smartest thing to do but i know some people who started riding with some 1000cc sportbikes, just stay safe and know your limits 🤷♂️
@@nick-nc7ee yes you’re absolutely right
2021 MT-03 owner here. Love it!
When you talk about height, whats the limits/recommendations? I’m about 5’ 9”/5’ 10”, so should I look to stay away from certain bikes on the list? Thanks.
It’s hard to tell because every bike is a little bit different. But, I’m your height and did not enjoy the Rebel 300 at all, Really hurt my hips. I’ve ridden most the other bikes though and have no complaints.
@@BurtoniMotors thanks man. I’m thinking of a naked bike maybe. It’s down the line, but I want one.
Duke 390, rebel 500, versys , Royal Enfield, grom, ninja 400,
I'm going to tell your boss u made me cry 😭😭😭. Just kidding. I really did enjoy this vid honestly....I'm looking for my first bike and after seeing this video I'm considering the ninja or one of the KTM bikes thank you for taking the time for the info brother 💪💪
Lol! Really happy that this video helped you! Let
Me know if you’ve got any questions on bikes! More than happy to help
Thanks for your video. Very helpful.
Bought my first motorcycle today, whats your thoghts about the Honda cb125
I love them cause you can buy entire engines for less than $500 (AUD) but more importantly, it’s okay it you drop it, and you will at some stage drop it or come off it.
heyo! i am new to the motorcycle world, i wanted to see why everyone likes owing a motorcycle. i have never rode a motorcycle before until my recent lover had a suzuki gsxr 600 and that thing was so fast wow!!!!! i enjoyed being a passenger on that thing, and it made me wanna discover motorcycles. :) who knows maybe i'll have one day, but for now i am just looking and doing my research!
Praise God!💜 Thanks! This helped a lot!
Owned the z125pro and it was a blast. Similar to the Honda grom
I was searching for so long bikes with small tires like the Honda Grom!!! :)
Special request. Suggestions? Looking for a light weight 2 person capable bike. Will go on the back of a Semi. Grocery getter. Park exploring. No nerd for great speed. Utilitarian. Thanks. Team truckers, Amy and Steve
‘Beginner’ bike that only cost about 5K....
My video only focused on new motorcycles - 5k for a new motorcycle is not bad at all.
If you live in an area where 125cc bikes are viable then you could go cheaper, generally these are for the more well-rounded applications
Imo the perfect road bike for beginners is a CB 500F: 47hp, low, mostly upright driving position, good fuel economy and comfortable ride.
I had it for two years and went 5000 km with it, both commutes and long-ish trips.
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Just bought a 2019 yzf-r3 abs, thanks for your help!
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11:07 😂😂😂 good vid doe 💯
Love my MT-03! I actually started on a Harley 883 XL but this Yamaha is just too much fun.
Noice
Thanks! Hopefully this was helpful?
@@BurtoniMotors Man, I'm Brazilian and I think the concept of other countries about motorcycles for beginners is incredible, it's totally different from here, it helped a lot
@@CleidsonJC I'd love to know what would be considered a beginner bike in Brazil? Probably 50cc to 125cc bikes?
@@BurtoniMotors Yes exactly that! the Brazilian has in mind that it is a sin for someone to start with a 300cc, they think it is a ladder, and many say "you will never have this if you don't start from that"
Great review thanks, your video given me a little better decision on which bike to purchase. 👍
So happy that this was helpful! Let me know if you've got any questions.