THIS GUY STARTED ON A 1000cc SPORTBIKE! (WHY? We Find Out!)

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[tristanvance]

Complete honor to join y'all to share a bit of my experience with the folks here. Great video and more than willing to take you up for that TurboBUSA🤣

[nick-]

Spite is observing like a psychologist who has never seen a patient with a rare condition before 😂

[iliya]

If he's ridden dirt bikes "since he can remember" it's not really starting on a 1000, is it?

[MoswenMedia]

"Riding dirt bike since I can remember" to me has never counted as starting on a street bike. My first bike was a 600cc, and I always had people telling me I was crazy, but the way 250cc dirt bikes are geared, in my opinion, really teaches you how to respect a throttle, as well as just teaching you how to ride.

[BeepBaapBoop]

I remember my dad told me that it doesn’t matter what cc class you start on as long as you respect the machine it will respect you back.

[TDub_ADV]

The big reason he is successful on a liter bike is his experience on dirt. It makes a big difference.

[iustinpreda]

dude you can't compare a beginner (no previous experience) with someone who had a lot of experience with bikes form young age it's a very big difference

[michaels]

I would have ended the interview after 4 min. This dude didn't "start" on a litter bike. Had been riding for years, and said friends let him ride 600s. Would love to see this from some one who ACTUALLY started on a 1000cc.

[mikeywoods]

I actually just started watching your videos here recently. It’s been almost 5 years since my dad was killed in a motorcycle accident on his gsx r1000 and up until about a month ago I have vowed to never try to learn to ride a bike. I decided that’s not living and I am really wanting to learn and get into the amazing world of motorcycling. I know my dad wouldn’t want me to live life in fear.

[jimihomoloko]

You should have called me, 36 years old(mid life crisisD). Had zero Bike exp, started on a 1290 superduke R. Started on low power mode, now in street mode. Next season i might try race. As long you stay humble and accept that you are beginner and respect the power, you are gonna be fine. Stay safe!

[BikingVikingHH]

This isn’t this guy‘s first bike. He grew up riding dirt bikes. This is inaccurate on principle.

[tonyhamilton]

He didn't start on a liter bike, though. A 1000 was his *first owned* liter bike, not a starter bike. I thought he never rode a motorcycle in his life and started on a liter bike.

[ChristopherT_]

Great video guys! You should feature more guests on the show and maybe bring them on the Yamcast. The questions were really well written and I like how the conversation kept flowing. Cheers from an '93 EX500 rider.

[dezolakadamawe]

This young man is so diplomatic but, deep inside he is a man of speed.

[Outlawv]

I've ridden a 600 years ago.... and i felt like i outgrew it quickly.... So now i'm coming back and I'm gonna buy a ZX10R right out the gate.... just respect it and build ur skills slowly..

[StatingTheObviouslyObvious]

I give this guy a ton of credit. I’m 38 years old and bought a 2021 ZX10r last October as my first bike. I spent 4 months on low power mode as well. This gave me an opportunity to learn and it took a lot of patience and maturity not to just jet it all over the place and instead, stick to the fundamentals. Had to wait until I was 37 to reach that level of maturity and he is just 19. Hats off to you, keep riding safe and enjoy.

[evanwilliams]

Got my first bike in 2011 ZX-10R. Economy was was down people were selling their toys. I got a 07 with 2500 miles for 8k, I wanted a 600 but the price was too good I had to get it. It scared the piss out of me a couple of times but I never laid it down. The bike was very intimidating at first but I became comfortable eventually, but I've never rode it with a death wish like many super crazy squids out there. It also helped I usually rode solo so I was never really getting caught up in racing around or showing off to others and zero alcohol involved when riding. Lots of traps to fall into as a young guy riding a coked out bike I kinda stayed away from them. I wouldn't recommend starting on a 1000 to anyone but now they are much safer with riding aids, power modes and ABS I suppose. If I'd known about naked bikes back then I would have gotten something similar to an MT-07 but super sports were all the rave. Since then I've had a 2015 ZX-10R and recently just got a ZH2 SE =).

[RDofficially]

I was 19 when I got my motorcycle license and started on a 2016 hayabusa.. I’m 23 now and still loving it 😄😄

[tonykivanc]

A good friend of mine got a s1000rr as his first bike and crashed it while hospitalizing himself within 2 weeks of getting his license.

[nickkent]

I started on a 50cc moped. I got it for graduation. 2 years later i buy my first motorcycle a 2004 Harley Davidson V-rod!!!! It’s 1130cc some even come in 1250cc. That’s my first bike I went from a 50cc to this. It’s insane and I’m in loveb