having your student on a loud ass bike and then sending him way off to where he cant hear you and hoping he remembers how to brake is also not a good sign.
Really? This is like watching a Dumb and Dumber episode. No chinstrap, no right gear, no orientation, and a machine way over his skill set. Accident waiting to happen.
This does the prove that.. The right teacher, and a student with a brain that listens.. outweighs the wrong bike. Give the guy some credit, this didnt end badly😑. If you dont respect the machine when learning even a beginner bike can hurt you lol
ha this brought a smile to my face! it's just pure joy man. I'm just learning to ride, first bike at 46 years old, CBR600RR... self taught by watching hours and hours of videos like this... awesome man, and your buddy did great!
Dude you're an awesome teacher. I've asked relatives to teach me how to ride a bike but their scared I will ruin their bikes but all I wanted to do is get a feel of it by doing drills like this
Are you kidding? He should tell him to fasten his chinstrap and then tell him to go get a smaller bike for easier control until he can mentally master a heavier and extremely more powerful bike like an R1.
I'm learning on a buell xb12r and this is exactly how my dad has been showing me. This guy teaching is awesome. Like other people have said, these basic drills the size of the bike doesn't matter at all. I think people hear 1000 or liter bike and they get it in their head that it's inherently dangerous. Just take it slow in the beginning, that goes for any bike
Ppl way to judge Judy on here. He obviously trusts his friend to stay cool. Maybe missed a few qeues on the rundown. But the vid was of his friend trying the bike out. Not a fuckin "riding motorcycles for dummies handbook" tutorial. He started him out as slow as u possibly could without literally making it a classroom session. Well done and keep kicking down all knowledge to your fellow riders and newbies
Awesome vid bro! Great first lesson too... Q: What makes the bike go? A: The throttle. Real A: Bullshit. It’s all about clutch control. Oh btw thanks for just short of ten of the most anxiety triggering minutes I’ve had in recent history. I’m gonna need an extra Xanax after that! Me: Please don’t drop the R1 Please don’t let him drop the R1...😬😧😬😧😬
bruhh you're such a good friend to let him ride your R1 for his first time. Good coaching. I like how you teased him on getting cocky using that gas haha
Just saw this video I’m 29 and I wanna buy my first bike this year if possible and I’m nervous as fuck but this video helps a lot I wanna start out slow exactly like this to learn how to ride without killing myself so thank u! I’m saving this video!
@@justiceforallthepeople2642 good i think that u should buy what u want and not what others say there is only 1 life and you should of course try to be the best rider u can btw i dont have a lisence or plates i just drive wild unitl it bites me back
Whatever bike you are comfortable on can be a starter bike if you're getting proper training. I started riding at 14 on a 1976 Honda 554. In the past 33yrs I have ridden nothing smaller than a zx7. Im 52 and ride my old zx11 and my Busan. This guy is training him well.
everyone that gets a 600 will want the 1000 sooner or later, just get the fast one. the bike will only go as fast as you twist that throttle, but if your some sort of freak that has no self control then get a 300 even those can hit 120mph
Everybody is comenting dude for being a great teacher, which he is, but no one is talking how dude learning is listening very carefully and seems to have done his research before coming :D
Great teacher. Like how he says don’t even touch the throttle. Hundred percent. You don’t wanna touch the throttle for a good 15 minutes. These bikes have ridiculously crazy power.
when i first bought my first motorcycle my dad teach me how to ride by letting me learn by my own that’s kindda wrong but i learn really fast by watching your video my tip is just be brave and stay save (sorry for my english btw)
Awesome. I'm thanking you About to buy a 1990s ninja600 and not ridden anything above 400 yet, and not ridden for 2 years, so this is super comforting. Hope he had loads of fun. Cheers
Looks like a good teacher! I have only taught one person to ride, and it went very well. I have however taught 15 people to drive stick, which really helped show me what works and what doesn't.
My first bike ever was gsxr 1000 k7. You just need to have respect, not the fear, but lot's of respect and you'll do just fine! This machines in the hands of idiots are killing weapons!
Thanks for the vid bro. Just took my first ride on a sportbike last night since getting my permit. For sure gonna check out more of your riding vids so I have someone to emulate.
Good job teaching! Put a lot of trust in the dude haha. At a stop light you should always keep the bike in gear, with your left foot down, right on the back brake, incase someone comes up behind you too fast, you can get out of the way without being rear ended.
Actually decent education but holy fuck I'd never let a learner use my R1! I was stressed the whole time, scared he would drop it, like slam the front brakes in a turn or something XD. seen so much of that bullshit!
awesome trainer ! I don’t know if you’re doing this for a living, but all the steps you made him take... that’s the perfect way to learn someone how to move a bike from A to B from the first time with (not gonna say zero chances of dropping it bcoz... u know... there’s always a chance ) almost zero chances to drop it.
at first i thought this'll be a terrible idea, but in the end you did train him well. As a matter of fact this is the methode to learn someone the basics of a bike in an instant. Thanks for the video, i'll try it out myself soon
Trainer, plus listening, plus very nice open space with no distractions and you could learn fundamentals on a bigger bike as long as your balanced and strong enough to hold the bike. Caption says first ride on super sport I dont think its his first time on a motorbike.
Hi guys just wanted some advice. My 16 year old son just got his drivers learning permit. I want to get him a bike he can grow with, I don’t want him to get bored quickly with the bike. He’s rode bicycles before , so my question is , will a 2012 Turbo Busa be ideal for his first bike ?
I absolutely hate people commenting how this isn’t a great Bike, it’s the buyers choice on what they want even if the CC is high or low it’s all personal preference
It kills me when people say “not a good first bike”. It is sooo much easier to ride a 1000 even over a 600... the bike doesn’t go any faster then what ur freakin wrist can twist the throttle. I learned on a 600 then a month later switched to a 1000. Power without having to hit high rpm. Smooth take offs. Smh anything under a 600 how the hell do you even pull out in traffic ur damn near on a moped. The dude woulda stalled multiple times trying to “power” walk a 600
Moped 600? MY OLD FZ6 has 98Hp, that's more than most all Harleys. I would agree that starting on a 250cc is redundant. But a 600 is a great size to build up your experience before moving up to a liter bike.
I'm at 5:57 and you are very, very lucky the guy is a naturally cautious person. 5/10 would have dumped the bike because you are not at all giving him slow enough steps and letting him get used to them. Particularly at the 5:39 "try to turn, just a little bit, and if you have to you can break." You needed to teach him breaking much, much better prior to that. He needed to know and be drilled on if he's going to break at slow speeds he needs to straiten the handlebars if he is using the front break, or use the back break. Half of new riders would have yanked the front brake slightly at 5mph there and dumped it.
Now 4 months later i'm much more sure on bike.Still much to learn,and i don't think myself for Rossi but i started to not leave behind from my frends so much :-) .Getting alot of tips from them and feel much better on bike.
the best way to teach is dont make them feel nervous or scared more than they already are. good job but i wouldve had him practice straight lines under slightly throttle and braking before doing turns.
Dam that first lesson with the braking. So many people forget to explain this. And sometimes when people panic and then apply the brake they brake too fast and then they can't keep the bike up causing it to tilt over. And there we go another drop
Nikolai Kocev I like what you did it give me a little confidence to do the same I'm not well off I don't want to be denied joys of life I always wanted to do this in the past now I saved enough to get one
Nikolai Kocev it's not that you can't do it. It's that you will NEVER be able to ride that bike to its full potential. Yes you can safely commute around on the bike. However you will not be able to find the limit... a monkey can be trained to ride a 1000cc in a straight line at 180mph, just pull throttle shift gears and don't puss out. You won't be dragging your knee on the ground any time soon or be wide open throttle on any kind of winding twisting roads. All you will be doing is learning how to not die...
have you ever ridden a bike before?... No... Okay here's a 1000
IKR lmfao
Welcome to America.
Lmao, ok here's a 1000!
damn😂 how lucky
King Savage same
This guy is actually a great trainer; I've been riding for 20 years and if I had this guy starting out i'd be in GREAT shape.
McMinty MP I'd argue that any decent teacher wouldn't let you on a machine like that without full protective gear on.
You're not wrong.
having your student on a loud ass bike and then sending him way off to where he cant hear you and hoping he remembers how to brake is also not a good sign.
Really? This is like watching a Dumb and Dumber episode. No chinstrap, no right gear, no orientation, and a machine way over his skill set. Accident waiting to happen.
This does the prove that.. The right teacher, and a student with a brain that listens.. outweighs the wrong bike. Give the guy some credit, this didnt end badly😑. If you dont respect the machine when learning even a beginner bike can hurt you lol
My dude has some balls to let his friend, who has never rode a motorcycle, ride his R1. Thats some serious trust. I barely let my wife ride my 500
Not that u get that much of a choice with the wife 😂
but at the start he says "mount it like you normally do" :P 0:05
@@yolkii8687 he probably has let him sit on it before...theres not that many way to mount a bike
@@bretthagen7425 wtf do u mean?! is this some "i hate my wife" boomer joke
@@taimaannorppa8782 no not at all quite the opposite actually ?
give it a month, he'll be going 175mph lol
ha this brought a smile to my face! it's just pure joy man. I'm just learning to ride, first bike at 46 years old, CBR600RR... self taught by watching hours and hours of videos like this... awesome man, and your buddy did great!
Dude you're an awesome teacher. I've asked relatives to teach me how to ride a bike but their scared I will ruin their bikes but all I wanted to do is get a feel of it by doing drills like this
Are you kidding? He should tell him to fasten his chinstrap and then tell him to go get a smaller bike for easier control until he can mentally master a heavier and extremely more powerful bike like an R1.
You're a great teacher man. Your buddy has a good start on street bikes.
Your buddy seems like he’s going to love riding without getting too ahead of himself
wow, did he just rode for the first time on an R1? what a bad starting bike! should have started on Turbo Busa instead
SanAndreas091 rofl
Lmao I'm damn near, I'm only 16 and I have a 03 hayabusa and plans for turbo next year plus it's only my second bike
I know hes gonna get bored with it in like 3 days , definitely a busa or an h2 is better
Hell I was 18 with a 05 zx10
@@Mr-wj5lf wow thats cool...i was 180 years old when i get the chance to ride my first y2k turbojet bike
Dude your a great trainer, every other first ride video they tell them give it a little gas and let the clutch out. And off into the trees they go
🤣🤣
Thank God for those people, countless times spent laughing at those videos
It almost follows the MSF course
lol
A trainer we all need to learn like this
any friend who has a litre bike for a while will tell you how to do it.
I'm learning on a buell xb12r and this is exactly how my dad has been showing me. This guy teaching is awesome. Like other people have said, these basic drills the size of the bike doesn't matter at all. I think people hear 1000 or liter bike and they get it in their head that it's inherently dangerous. Just take it slow in the beginning, that goes for any bike
im not a rider but from the homework ive done it seems like as long as you respect the bike you will be fine regardless of specs
Ppl way to judge Judy on here. He obviously trusts his friend to stay cool. Maybe missed a few qeues on the rundown. But the vid was of his friend trying the bike out. Not a fuckin "riding motorcycles for dummies handbook" tutorial. He started him out as slow as u possibly could without literally making it a classroom session. Well done and keep kicking down all knowledge to your fellow riders and newbies
Awesome vid bro! Great first lesson too... Q: What makes the bike go? A: The throttle. Real A: Bullshit. It’s all about clutch control.
Oh btw thanks for just short of ten of the most anxiety triggering minutes I’ve had in recent history. I’m gonna need an extra Xanax after that! Me: Please don’t drop the R1 Please don’t let him drop the R1...😬😧😬😧😬
I really like those Yamaha R-1s. They look like they are a beast on the road. 👍🏼👍🏼
bruhh you're such a good friend to let him ride your R1 for his first time. Good coaching. I like how you teased him on getting cocky using that gas haha
Just saw this video I’m 29 and I wanna buy my first bike this year if possible and I’m nervous as fuck but this video helps a lot I wanna start out slow exactly like this to learn how to ride without killing myself so thank u! I’m saving this video!
Ride sum dirt bikes firsy
I'm 28 and about to buy my first bike
@@justiceforallthepeople2642 i just turned 20 and i got an r1 as first bike xd
@@Savage_Alegator congratulations. How d u like it ?
@@justiceforallthepeople2642 good i think that u should buy what u want and not what others say there is only 1 life and you should of course try to be the best rider u can btw i dont have a lisence or plates i just drive wild unitl it bites me back
When he burped I thought the other dude start the bike 😂😂.....great content
Whatever bike you are comfortable on can be a starter bike if you're getting proper training. I started riding at 14 on a 1976 Honda 554. In the past 33yrs I have ridden nothing smaller than a zx7. Im 52 and ride my old zx11 and my Busan. This guy is training him well.
I took the motorcycle class and this dude is way better trainer 🤘😎🤘props
everyone that gets a 600 will want the 1000 sooner or later, just get the fast one. the bike will only go as fast as you twist that throttle, but if your some sort of freak that has no self control then get a 300 even those can hit 120mph
Everybody is comenting dude for being a great teacher, which he is, but no one is talking how dude learning is listening very carefully and seems to have done his research before coming :D
1:32 just a casual burp...
Mrigank Rajeev hahaha I know right 1:32 RIIIIPPPPPP!!!! lol
Great teacher. Like how he says don’t even touch the throttle. Hundred percent. You don’t wanna touch the throttle for a good 15 minutes. These bikes have ridiculously crazy power.
when i first bought my first motorcycle my dad teach me how to ride by letting me learn by my own that’s kindda wrong but i learn really fast by watching your video my tip is just be brave and stay save (sorry for my english btw)
Great selection of gear to start in for a novice on an R1, long sleeve t-shirt, trousers and sneakers....
Awesome.
I'm thanking you
About to buy a 1990s ninja600 and not ridden anything above 400 yet, and not ridden for 2 years, so this is super comforting.
Hope he had loads of fun.
Cheers
Looks like a good teacher! I have only taught one person to ride, and it went very well. I have however taught 15 people to drive stick, which really helped show me what works and what doesn't.
I can see that you are a good teacher 👌
There's more confidence when you're tall enough to have both feet planted on the ground.
My first bike ever was gsxr 1000 k7. You just need to have respect, not the fear, but lot's of respect and you'll do just fine! This machines in the hands of idiots are killing weapons!
Thanks for the vid bro. Just took my first ride on a sportbike last night since getting my permit. For sure gonna check out more of your riding vids so I have someone to emulate.
can you please tell about the back disk breaks.when riding for the first time a r1 how to pergorm breakes.
Well, hopefully the brake disc doesn't BREAK! I think you mean you want to use the rear BRAKE. It is activated with the right side pedal.
Good job teaching! Put a lot of trust in the dude haha. At a stop light you should always keep the bike in gear, with your left foot down, right on the back brake, incase someone comes up behind you too fast, you can get out of the way without being rear ended.
Actually decent education but holy fuck I'd never let a learner use my R1! I was stressed the whole time, scared he would drop it, like slam the front brakes in a turn or something XD. seen so much of that bullshit!
awesome trainer ! I don’t know if you’re doing this for a living, but all the steps you made him take... that’s the perfect way to learn someone how to move a bike from A to B from the first time with (not gonna say zero chances of dropping it bcoz... u know... there’s always a chance ) almost zero chances to drop it.
Did anyone else hear that burp 😂😂😂. Great video guys
Honestly best teaching ive seen in a while. I have to subscribe ‼️
It's soooo fun already , I haven't even done anything yet !
Nothing beats trying to tame a monster power bike
my first bike is a 04cbr1000rr. It really doesn't matter as long as you understand your limits and learn through the process.
This guy is a good teacher
at first i thought this'll be a terrible idea, but in the end you did train him well. As a matter of fact this is the methode to learn someone the basics of a bike in an instant. Thanks for the video, i'll try it out myself soon
This is a great example of teaching
Trainer, plus listening, plus very nice open space with no distractions and you could learn fundamentals on a bigger bike as long as your balanced and strong enough to hold the bike. Caption says first ride on super sport I dont think its his first time on a motorbike.
That gas was necessary, otherwise he would drop it lol. Great video!
1:30 that burp thooo
The new rider has that shit-eatin grin that only a crotchrocket can produce, now he's doomed to ride forever!.
damn, that's crazy to think that if you want to, you can begin on an R1 (or any 1000cc) in the US
Simon Vuille i started on a damn 125 cbr, it felt like a motored bicycle😂
Ye in the uk we need to start on a 125 then a bike that doesn't produce more than 47bhp so around 300-500cc then up to a 1000cc. It's gay
@@shook8331 No it's not, It is the correct way, you learn way more
Hi guys just wanted some advice. My 16 year old son just got his drivers learning permit. I want to get him a bike he can grow with, I don’t want him to get bored quickly with the bike. He’s rode bicycles before , so my question is , will a 2012 Turbo Busa be ideal for his first bike ?
Good instructional vid, I would have incorporated the shoulder check at every start and stop to make it a good habit.
A teacher worried about there bike is the best teacher u will ever get
Man you should be paid for this.
"Kheeeeyaaahhh"......
..."that's how you should always brake......for life!!!"
Wow that’s a awesome sounding machine.
i know a guy that bought a 300cc 2 years ago and rid once for an hour its collecting dust , youll be great teacher for him
Good shit bro I hope ur UA-cam blows up big time 👍🏻u seem like a great teacher
You’re a great teacher!! Honestly, you should see if they need a motorcycle instructor near you because you’ll be perfect for it! 👍
You're a great teacher
I absolutely hate people commenting how this isn’t a great Bike, it’s the buyers choice on what they want even if the CC is high or low it’s all personal preference
Very good learning method!!
Couple power walks.....now the freeway
Yeah.. this bike so heavy but fast too.
0:36
*It's a gradual shhhhhhyyyyyyyaaaaa*
The slomo is killn....😆
It kills me when people say “not a good first bike”. It is sooo much easier to ride a 1000 even over a 600... the bike doesn’t go any faster then what ur freakin wrist can twist the throttle. I learned on a 600 then a month later switched to a 1000. Power without having to hit high rpm. Smooth take offs. Smh anything under a 600 how the hell do you even pull out in traffic ur damn near on a moped. The dude woulda stalled multiple times trying to “power” walk a 600
Moped 600? MY OLD FZ6 has 98Hp, that's more than most all Harleys. I would agree that starting on a 250cc is redundant. But a 600 is a great size to build up your experience before moving up to a liter bike.
TempStone@LT55LXPRO2D/3D I said anything under a 600 in my opinion feels like a moped.
@@GunshineStateFL True dat.😉
talk to some gp riders, or just take that 1000 to the track and see how many times i could lap you, you dont know what your talking about lmao
@JesusLovesYouRepent I wouldn't talk cocky to an actual motorcycle racer who personally collaborates with GP riders. Have a good day
I bet by now he's poppin dank woolies
What a gorgeous r1
My dude has some balls to let his friend, who has never rode a motorcycle, ride his R1. Thats some serious trust. I barely let my wife ride my 5 inch
I'm at 5:57 and you are very, very lucky the guy is a naturally cautious person. 5/10 would have dumped the bike because you are not at all giving him slow enough steps and letting him get used to them. Particularly at the 5:39 "try to turn, just a little bit, and if you have to you can break."
You needed to teach him breaking much, much better prior to that. He needed to know and be drilled on if he's going to break at slow speeds he needs to straiten the handlebars if he is using the front break, or use the back break. Half of new riders would have yanked the front brake slightly at 5mph there and dumped it.
Now 4 months later i'm much more sure on bike.Still much to learn,and i don't think myself for Rossi but i started to not leave behind from my frends so much :-) .Getting alot of tips from them and feel much better on bike.
not really sure why you thought that sound was a good analogy for the gradual application of brakes lmaoo
You’re a great teacher 👨🏫 Props to your brother 👍🏼
1:30 for a scared burp.
What a great coach. I’m getting an r1 for my first bike and I would have flipped over by breaking too hard 😭😂
The sound he makes at every stop light 0:35
the best way to teach is dont make them feel nervous or scared more than they already are. good job but i wouldve had him practice straight lines under slightly throttle and braking before doing turns.
very nice i like it
He looks to be ready for the 405 in Santa Monica to me....
That's one dope helmet 🤩
That was proper training 👌
Dam that first lesson with the braking. So many people forget to explain this. And sometimes when people panic and then apply the brake they brake too fast and then they can't keep the bike up causing it to tilt over. And there we go another drop
Here ya go son, got you a dodge charger hellcat demon for ur first car!
"Go over to the bike and mount it like YOU NORMALLY DO"?
First ride you say?
Lost me at 9secs with that fuck up.
Shit gave me anxiety
mean while, I just learned how to ride a bike for a month now, a 250cc and dropped it 4 times now. way to go
I learned on a 125cc two stroke yamaha tiara and i wish i had this guy as a trainer
Great teacher
This is an awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
Dude you could be a great motorcycle instructor! Great video!
hey i have an 08 R1. it was my first supersport. had never ridden a 1000cc before i bought it! haha
Doesn't mean you can ride it to its full potential, most people couldn't even take full advantage of a 500.
Superbike is 1000cc supersport is 600
R1 isn’t a supersport
@@user-hs2hd7wp9g he diddnt say it did
Where is this place it's a good place to learn
Andy on Guam is it abandoned?
I thought it the platform you take your motorcycle test on that he was using to practice. But idk
Seems like u are an officer in NAVY. So the privileges,
I got an 800cc cruiser and I’m planning on getting into sport bikes soon I’m nervous as shit
With 16 i was driving my father's cbr1000rr lmao
perfect area to learn👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
fuckin awersome video
Nikolai Kocev I like what you did it give me a little confidence to do the same I'm not well off I don't want to be denied joys of life I always wanted to do this in the past now I saved enough to get one
How's your riding experience now after one month of riding?
Nikolai Kocev it's not that you can't do it. It's that you will NEVER be able to ride that bike to its full potential. Yes you can safely commute around on the bike. However you will not be able to find the limit... a monkey can be trained to ride a 1000cc in a straight line at 180mph, just pull throttle shift gears and don't puss out. You won't be dragging your knee on the ground any time soon or be wide open throttle on any kind of winding twisting roads. All you will be doing is learning how to not die...
You might not crash now..
R1 isn’t that big of a deal lol it all depends if you ride fast or slow...
I wish I had a road so empty, so smooth, so wide that looks like a runway to learn aswell lol
I started on a 430 hp turbo Hayabusa gifted to me from my old man
First gen?
Of course
@@sackychin6267 he'll yeah I have the 40 anniv and thinking about turbo but shit... 10k
connor whitaker how long have you had her
@@sackychin6267 three weeks but after a week the sprocket cover blew but just got home and putting new parts on hope for the best
Now give it a lot of gas a let the clutch out real fast
thats awesome
great training, but some bad advice, never sit at a light in neutral. It's better to clutch in with right foot on back break! Otherwise great lesson
Cool vid but an R1 is a terrible first bike...
its stupid powerful
Haha true
Natural selection.
Was mine. 8 years, 13K later on a 09 R1. Never dropped and having the time of my life. It can be done.
Maurice White Glad to hear that.