My new Honda Shadow Phantom!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2023
- Check out my first bike!
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congrats, I have a 2012 phantom and I love it. I changed out all the lights to led, made a big difference in visibility at night.
I’m thinking about getting my first bike… I’m watching this video and you walk into the garage and the first thing I see is the Iroc z on the lift as I’m sitting inside mine 😂
Congratulations cuz. She is a very beautiful bike. Enjoy it. Stay safe. Can't wait to see more videos soon on this an more. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
What oil did you use incase you didn’t know car oil and motorcycle oil are way different I recently learned that. Nice bike tho brother
I used Lucas. The previous owner gave me a bottle so I knew what to get
How much did you pay for this awesome bike?
$3600
Never ridden a bike before? Best if you'd picked a small cc dirt bike, learn how bikes function under power, braking, turns, all aspects. Starting out with this? Not a good move.
Nah... That is a great bike to learn on...
@@AyaWetts Best go through the nationally recognized motorcycle rider's course then... seen too many folks get hurt or worse on their street bikes without ever having ridden dirt. All the best.
@@monkeybarmonkeyman Riding on the street is very different than riding on dirt... if you want to ride on the street, you should always learn to ride on the street. You should always have someone teach you that knows what they are doing... that would usually be something like an MSF course.
@@AyaWetts Yes, MSF is what I was addressing. The dirt component allows you to make mistakes without serious risk of injury to you, your bike or others. You will go down when you're a new rider - its simply a matter of where, when and how fast you'll be going. So I disagree with you - and leave it at that 🙂but MSF is a must.
@@monkeybarmonkeyman I learned on the road. I have no interest of ever riding offroad... been riding 5 and a half years now, year round, almost every day, probably around 70k+ miles right now. I have dropped bikes a couple times too heavy for me, but never crashed or been injured in any way. This is a small low power 750cc vtwin cruiser that is very easy to learn on. These are not high power engines.... a 400cc Ninja will run circles around this bike in speed and is much more dangerous to learn on, and is considered a starter/learner sport bike. A vtwin like this big enough to be somewhat fast has to get up over 1100-1500cc. This is a beginners bike that most people who want cruisers outgrow very quickly. It is extremely easy to learn on. There is no point in learning to ride on a dirt bike on dirt if you only want to ride a cruiser on the roads. Its like telling people who want to learn to drive a car they have to go spend time learning to drive a golf cart first... will it maybe help them learn to drive a car better? sure... but its still a total waste of time.