This is why you NEVER buy a litre bike

[Jai_]

Everybody knows the best beginner bike is a turbocharged hayabusa.

[happydaze]

My brother clowns on me cause I want a 400 for my first bike he said just go for 1000, like nah bruh I kinda wanna be around to see my son become an adult lol.

[RLstavista]

My friend died after getting a 1000 liter bike. He was working on a roof, slipped and fell to his death. Poor dude

[tercola]

Wish i had seen this video before I bought a CBR 1000rr as my first bike. You're probably wondering if I totaled it shortly after it was broken in, the answer is yes I did.

[OAwesomeO]

My friend died on a 1000 in October. He had a 650 for a few months and switched to a cbr1000rr. He died shortly after. He was a natural athlete/rider.
The problem with these superbikes, they can make you feel way more comfortable and in control than you actually are. It can and will be lethal or permanently life changing if you make a mistake.
I wont say dont buy one as your first bike, some people truly are capable and mature enough, but all it takes is one impulsive move and its over for you and life is forver changed for your loved ones.
A saying I heard when I was a teenager holds a lot of weight... When you start riding, you have two sacks, one is empty and one is full, the empty one is experience, and the full one is luck. If you dont fill your experience sack before you empty your luck sack, you won't make it home. If you start on a liter bike, you are starting with two empty sacks.
Ride safe and think of your family/friends when you make your decision.

[rustypotatos]

People don’t realize that going 5 mph and still being able to maneuver is the hardest part of motorcycle riding. Get a Vespa and learn how to stop first

[Fro_Low]

S1000 double R was my first. No crashes, tickets, or losses racing. It’s the maturity level of the rider that dictates the amount of discipline and respect you give the bike and yourself. There are plenty of electronics on modern bikes to make it safer to ride and tone down the performance, but it still comes down to the nut between your ears, not your legs. Learn, grow, then unleash the beast.

[juniorhernandez]

He said “learn how to tell the bike what to do, before it tells you what’s gonna happen” gawdamn that was too real! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[christianhelsel]

Completely agree, my first bike was mongoose

[MOTOBRANDON]

That’s why I ride dirt and adventure bikes. That experience crosses over and makes for well rounded skills

[Sitoo_]

Your wrist is what keeps you alive, always respect whatever machine you’re on💪🏽😎

[andrejohnson]

My first bike ever was a 2006 CBR 1000RR I learned how to ride on it took a few MSF courses on It, learned how to wheelie on it, ran from the cops on it, then eventually crashed it bought another one and that one got stolen by the police And so I bought another one, best bike ever to this day!

[davidtruong]

Brother, I 100% agree with you and appreciate how you’re explaining to the new riders. GREAT VIDEO and advice - keep up the great work!

[CT_Rex_Fett]

Everybody:"This Bike Is Way To Fast For A Beginner"

Me:"I'll Just Go Slow😙"

[averageamerican]

My first bike was a 200cc dirt bike, then a 250 two stroke, then a 450 4 stroke.

My first street bike was a 2005 cbr 1000rr, 1 big key thing is I weigh over 250, the bike is still fast but not wild like a 150lbs man feels.

2nd bike was a victory highball, now I ride a 1098 Ducati street fighter, cheers guys.

[EarthToNeff]

My first bike was an r1 never had a problem and yes I went fast. I did do my homework and didn’t just go balls to the wall with the bike but I’d say having friends with experience and maturity helped a lot. Mine was 17 and what my friends did for me was dumb down the bike and let me ride it like that. Until I felt I was ready to handle more. So keep that in mind.

[Mr.NefariousNinja]

My first bike was a 2006 zx10r. I probably shouldn’t have got it but I liked how it looked. I taught myself how to ride before taking the msf course and I’ve never had any problems riding

[The_Goat]

I bought a litre bike for my first bike and it’s been the best decision ever

[-E-M-M-]

this short video should be in the news like every weekend that's the best advice ever

[Alexkasai]

I was about to get a used zx10r as first real bike but as I did my research and really thought about it I realized I always liked driving slow light cars fast bcs I can manipulate it easier and is more nimble and at one point canyon runs were all I did. So I instead got a new ninja 400 and after riding that for a hot minute I really think I wouldnt of been alive today if I would’ve of gotten the liter bike, so I always recommend 400 as first bike. It’s still faster than lot of cars on road and you can really learn how to ride fast