My first time riding a SPORTBIKE! Kawasaki Ninja 300 Test Ride!

This is my very first time riding a sportbike! I'm not sure I was expecting, but it wasn't what I experienced! haha! I actually really enjoyed the up close and personal feeling of the sportbike ergonomics and would DEFINITELY like to test ride some others! This is Ana's Kawasaki Ninja 300 and she was a perfect introduction into the sportbike world!

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[iczypadilla]

I have an R3 and I'm 5'2" so the light weight of it is perfect for me to zip around town. The 300 line of bike are really great

[sebastianimages]

"If I lived in Florida I would never ride with a wind screen." lol Until she learns the reality of love bugs, beetles, bats, and birds! lol

[BTDTChino]

My every day is a 2017 Road Glide Ultra. I fell in love with the Ninja 650 on a test ride. Gonna get me one some day.

[justanotherviewer]

My first bike of any substantial power was a Kawasaki 500, three cylinder, two stroke, freakin' rocket on wheels. Of course that was back in the mid-70s. Scared myself enough times I ended up putting on saddlebags, a windscreen and the original handlebars and turned it into what I have now - a cruiser.
Thanks for the video. Enjoy the ride!

[motomike]

Definitely try a inline 4 of some kind... a gsxr600 or something like that. Good change of pace riding a sport bike every now and then.

[jasonstone]

Thinking of adding the Ninja 400 to the stable. Also Donut King is amazing and visit everytime I go to Orlando.

[agbwarner]

That was great to see you having such a great time on a different style of bike!
Let's be honest you NEED one of every type!😃

[donalddesilets]

Always nice when a friend has 2 bikes . Great video! You and your friend are having some serious fun!

[jaybosher]

The new 400 is an amazing starter and value. Great features including a slipper clutch for sub 5k. These smaller bikes are a ton of fun cause if how light they are, just expect to be disappointed when it comes to engine noise lol

[arthursmith]

My story, I went for the ZX1200 Ninja, while in Germany, military. 198 MPH on the Autobahn. The bike was to big for me to start with! But the power was outrageous. Fun in Florida, woo who...

[shane]

Your Dyna & Ana’s Sportster sound so sweet. I enjoyed the sport bike ride & the donuts. 😁

[tylerstierwalt]

I like the Ana and Jess dual moto vlog. Need more of it.

[danioakleyyy]

The bike I learned on was an R3. Just bought a scout bobber. And I'm trying to figure out an excuse to keep both😆

[casper]

I went from this ninja to my triumph street twin. I miss it, so once I can get a 2nd one, I'll get a sport bike for sure. :) Love that you have fun on it!

[cjcampbell]

I switch back and forth between my sportster bobber and cbr1000rr. Both have their redeeming qualities. It’s fun to switch it up when you feel the need.

[dbwgoblue]

So awesome that you're willing to try out different styles and types of bikes, and that you're not one of those stubborn "Harley or Die!" types.

[abdullahyateem]

Wow you finally did it, 😍 hope to see you on other sport bikes too

[kennethanderson]

I love love love donuts. I am not particularly fond of sport bikes but whatever gets people riding, I'm all for!

[benwells]

Enjoyed watching your experience! The only cruiser I’ve ridden on was a small dinky Suzuki at the MSF course. It had forward controls and the typical cruiser stance but I’ve been on sportbikes the past couple of years. I am SURE getting back on a cruiser would feel incredibly weird to me 😅 Fun hopping on different types of bikes for sure though, I think everyone should try out different bikes than they’re familiar as they each can provide such a unique experience to riding of their own.

[LARGO]

Good choice starting on a baby sport bike. The ergos are actually a little more relaxed than the super sports. And fair warning before you try out a litre bike. Nothing prepares you for that kind of power. A steady throttle hand is a must! But the power quickly becomes intoxicating.