I went UNDERCOVER in GEORGIA to buy my 'FIRST” motorcycle

Sean puts on a disguise and goes undercover at motorcycle dealerships to see if they will sell a Super Sport Bike to a new rider! After going to 3 seperate dealerships Sean was suprised about the outcome. This video is a warning to salesmen who want to sell ridiculous bikes to people for their first motorcycle, you might get a visit from the motorcycle expert!

#Undercover #FirstMotorcycle #BikesandBeards

[sdewndr]

That was the worst "undercover" ever - dude was onto you from the get go.

[thGloryMonday]

im sure they saw the fake hair from a mile away

[BobsTheBuildr]

He knew it was fake right when he said “are you wearing a wig?”

[WonderTwin]

Could’ve worn a mask. Had the best bloody excuse due to corona and instead he get grabs the cheapest wig he could find

[benruether]

When people got a camera on them, they tend to be more cautious about what they say or recommend.

[seancorrigan]

Glad to see that bikers are still honest with each other even when money is involved. Completely different mind set to car dealers!

[inemm]

Next time get a better wig or don’t even go in with a wig at all

[bradboustead]

Recommending the motorcycle safety class was a good idea.

[defcotheone]

Dude, I think your costume was too obvious, I'd think "it is a trap" the instant you come in with a camera. : S
Hire a young guy who just got his licence and send him in maybe?

[fermitupoupon]

I guess sane salesmen know that they can't get repeat business from a customer who folded themselves around a tree.

[timothycoyne]

One of the best things the Big 4 ever did, both for themselves and for the motorcycling community, was to start making lower powered bikes which still resembled supersports. I think too many beginners shied away from better beginner bikes because they looked dorky. Once 250-350cc bikes that looked like a 600cc sportbike became available, more people were successfully introduced to the sport without breaking the bank for the bike and insurance, without scaring themselves to death, and without needlessly dying.

There will be tons of people who say they started on a liter bike or a full dresser and they were fine, but if we’re being honest, no one in their right mind would recommend those bikes to a new rider. Thankfully, better options are available, and they’re even fashionable enough for beginners to opt for them.

[auwoodyau]

The second didn't give a shit. Only reason he started saying stuff about the other bikes is because you prompted him multiple times

[richardrahadi]

The wig’s so obvious, can’t tell those salesmen recognized you or not, but at least we know they’re not just selling bikes, they’re really helping you. God bless.

[marcopolo]

the second salesman almost sold the bike to you. If you were really a first time buyer you probably wouldn't pick up on the hints. The first guy was great.

[forkboy]

I like the second guy didn’t try and talk him out of the bike he wanted but recommended some easier bikes to start when prompted.

[davidbarr]

I remember when I was 20 years old and being pissed because a couple of salesman at a couple of dealerships outright refusing to sell me too much motorcycle. I'm glad they did that now, because if they had I wouldn't have seen 45.

[JohnSmith-oizl]

I have actually known a salesman who tried for an hour to talk someone out of one of these superbikes, eventually the manager gave in. Guy died within a week.

[Sniper_Cat_]

You never shot a handgun before? Here, take this S&W 500, good luck!

[Savage_]

This was too funny man. I got a V8. You should have pulled out the damn vegetable drink

[traviscox]

He’s naming all the bikes before the employee does, I’d be sus considering he says he has “no experience”