Beginner first time riding a 1000cc to work, NO MSF OR EXPERIENCE!

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[Ryuzenski]

I appreciate the courage you have to upload this knowing the entire internet was going to eat you alive

[yammienoob]

I feel like this was recommended to me so that I could save a life. With all due respect, sell that bike and size down. You have zero business riding a 1000cc superbike. Let your ego go, you look incredibly uncomfortable. These things are not toys.

[josephevans]

YouTuber: hey guys, today I’ll be going to war, with no training or combat experience!

[jdupre]

As someone who's been riding a while, I have to be honest—watching this is seriously concerning. Jumping on a 1000cc sport bike with zero training, no license, and no experience isn’t just risky, it’s dangerous to you and everyone else on the road. These bikes are unforgiving, and the learning curve is steep. Please consider getting proper training, like the MSF course, and stick to slow-speed drills in an empty parking lot until you’ve built real skills. Riding isn’t just throttle and balance—it’s about survival, and that starts with humility and respect for the machine. This isn’t hate—this is advice that could save your life.

[crandonborth]

"I've only dropped it twice..." Bro didnt just casually say that 😂

[Guevis]

Man, you got balls hahaha 1000cc, complete beginner, no licence, barely touching ground with your feet AND in Florida… absolutely craziness. Be careful my friend

[scottk]

bro has no license...no msf...no experience...and bought a liter bike..oh boy. Good luck man and I hope you stay safe. I started on a 400 for 6 months and got an inline 4 650 recently. idk how you had the balls to do this

[legendairycake]

Tips for a beginner:
- Position your right wrist so that when you full pin your wrist, you are not full pinning the throttle itself (this will save you from whiskey throttling)
- Always look out for uneven pavements when coming to a stop, make sure that the pavement your foot will land is not uneven
- Loosen your grip on both hands, keep your core engaged to take off the stress on your wrist
- NEVER use your front brake FULLY on SLOW TURNS (you will go down if you cant handle the bikes weight)
- Always be gradual on using both brakes
- Practice emergency braking (Yes, you will sooner or later experience a situation where you WILL HAVE TO brake hard on both brakes)

Congrats on the bike! Be humble and stay disciplined on the road. Stay alive at all costs.

[edude]

I dunno if you're trolling or serious, but you ride way better than I'd expect for someone who's only been on a bike twice before this video.

[Forest_shadow]

you can ride a 1000cc as your first and be fine, its just not fun. wringing out a 400cc everywhere you go feels so much better than commuting in first gear worrying about whiskey throttle

[mustardpikachu]

this was scarier than a horror movie...

[Jointers]

I expect nothing less from a Florida resident. This is awesome lol. Keep riding bro !

[walidr]

"the cool thing of riding is that its very easy to make friends :) "
....please be careful bro youre a good dude😭😭

[Nocturnal.]

starting on a 1K is the stupidest thing you can do; basically every mistake you make will be magnified by 10 due to the amount of torque that bike has. youre also missing out on a lot of fundamentals by starting with autoblip and a quickshifter. hopefully you stay safe homie and dont get over confident.

[thehighwaycouple]

Keep going bro, i learned on a 250cc and rode 1200 the following week. Fell got up, here i am riding

[POWUSKY]

my dad always told me that it doesnt matter your skill on what cc bike you start on. it depends on Your MATURITY

[outonbadbehavior]

Bro u did outstanding job. Little to no experience with manual shifting u did awesome. Treat that bike with respect and you'll have an awesome time with it. Good luck

[Kimdukja]

Drive safely, and remember that feeling afraid is normal it’s a sign that you’re truly alive

[WishinggWell]

Keep the bike but go to the MSF course. 1000cc as a first time rider is absolutely insane

[patrickstevens]

"Let me behave I gotta behave hes right behind me" 😂. Bro you got this. Go take the course man. It will only make you better. Im getting my first bike this spring and im definitely taking the course. Dont put yourself in a position or anyone else on the road in a position to where you are worried about stalling at a light, or shifting to slow on the road. They dont know your brand new, just like that cop that was behind you. He sees the 360 camera mount on your bike so they probably think you are gonna showboat and follow you for awhile. Get certified and gain confidence and you will be ok.