HOW TO RIDE A MOTORCYCLE (sportbike)

Today I'm gonna teach you how to ride a MOTORCYCLE if you're a beginner. This is a full tutorial that breaks down using the friction zone of the clutch and riding around your neighborhood in 1st gear, counter weight concepts of slow turns and maneuvers, shifting into higher gears, and entering the freeway.

This is a full HOW TO RIDE A SPORTBIKE for BEGINNERS TUTORIAL!

0:00 Intro
1:23 How a Clutch Works
3:03 MSF Course
3:57 Friction Zone
9:48 Counter Weight
13:26 Shifting
18:30 Extra Tips and Advice
20:50 Entering the Freeway

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[prathameshbhandiwadekar]

Even though i have 6 years of riding experience. I still watched whole video Because of how this Dude is explaining. Keep it up 👍

[adonisslim]

Covered that dash and lost my license for doing 90 in a 30

Thanks a lot

[sttimegunowner]

Been riding for a full year now. Just did some laps with a sticker on my dash. Best training ive done. Really helpful

[Reikuma-X]

My buddy tried to teach me on his duke 390 but my new rider nerves got worse as my friend started to freak out and yell at me not to drop the bike and wanted me to to learn how to do everything almost instantly and wanted me to be able to ride on the streets within 5 minutes of me even sitting on the bike. So videos like this that are are calm are so helpful. I’m definitely going to take the MSF next month though. Thanks a ton for the video!

Edit: I took the MSF the week after I posted this, been riding ever since. I bought my friends duke 390 from him and I’m upgrading to an R7 next month. For anyone reading this, learn at your own pace and don’t be afraid of the bike. You got this!

[Jamesisajoker]

I love how you're riding in the rain to show riders to have confidence in case of whether

[AverageCromagnon]

I just bought my first bike (2012 ZX6R) yesterday and this tutorial is exactly the kind of tutorial I was looking for!

[mandelaturner]

By far the best video I've seen covering this category. Leaps and bounds above the rest. I loved the POV of control of your body, up/down shifting. Cruising the neighborhood just getting down the fundamentals. All that was like I was doing it myself. This was like one of those "how to for dummies" books

[KingHeated]

This video definitely made me feel more confident. I'm about to schedule a class to get my motorcycle license and I never been so excited. Thank you for this content, I will go back to this video as long as I need to until I fully grasp the techniques of how to ride.

[jw]

What a great intro to (sport-bike) riding! I really appreciated how you made the beginner feel good about keeping it in the neighborhood for a few days to get comfortable and gain confidence. I’m really looking forward to your next long-form vid!

[jaysantiago-BX-NY]

20 years plus riding and I still watched the whole video🤣😂 Great content🔥👏👏👍🏼
My first couple of days riding, I felt most comfortable riding on the highways than the streets! Crazy😂

[juanpaulobaluyot]

So far of all the videos that I've watched. This is one of the most clear tutorial that I've ever watch. I'm a beginner but I was riding my bike for 1 year not as well and some of the things that you said on this video that I never heard or see on the others helped me a lot. Cheers dude! ride safe! -from Philippines

[CristianMercadoYT]

I am 15 and I am watching as many videos as I can to learn how to ride a motorcycle and this has been by far the best video.

[mr.h.]

I love your confidence, attitude, and knowledge! Mad props!

[jacealanthomass]

I’m a 24 yo guy and would love to learn and buy my first bike. This video is so helpful and calming. Thanks man!

[alejandromurillo]

I swear you are the best at giving instructions on bikes. I’m going to be a first time biker this week hopefully and you are giving me a lot of confidence and tips to learning the bike on my own. You’re the best man!

[C_]

My first riding experience was in 1985 at 14. My friends dad had a Yamaha Seca 400, and he told me 1 down and 4 up! I stalled out and then rode around in 1st gear until I remembered the whole clutch thing. The next bike that year was a Ninja GPZ 900... I almost dragged myself when it took off. As I get older, I wish I knew about classes back then, but here I am still riding!

[dsjfox]

I learned riding motocross as a kid. Learn to use the front brake properly. Slow gradually apply pressure. Don't grab a handful of front brake a recipe for disaster. I practiced pushing my bike up the drive with my bike turned off. Slowly sqeezing the brake. You can hear a click if you listen. Also watch for vehicles that may pull out in front of you. I will weave left to right approaching cars to get their attention. I also ride with my high beams on to. It may piss people off but at least they see me. Great video brother very well thought out. 🤙

[QueeWRLD]

i want to ride and im currently planning on getting a bike so this video is my first step before i take the safety course, i love how well explained this video is and based on the comments i know ill be watching this for a long time

[kkad]

Awesome tutorial, gave me quite a few tips I can use, even though I've ridden before. Bought a '71 Suzuki T350 this Sunday and I've been putting it around the neighborhood while I wait to take my written test. A little tip for 2 stroke bikes: You need to give it gas to take off. I usually hold my revs at about 3k and gently let out the clutch, any lower than that and the bike will stall. 2 strokes have no torque down low, which can be helpful starting out because the bike won't try and throw you if you accidentally give it too much gas.

[donmabary]

I have been riding for 18 years still watched the whole video. Great content Bro!