7 Things Only NOOB Bikers Do

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Very funny, no seriously. What should I get? A TURBO BUSA.

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[rchot]

Everybody stalls even people who have been riding for decades just not often.

[Redneck_Technophile]

Yammie: “Too much input”
Me: **laughs in rebel 250, where keeping up with traffic means going 100% throttle 100% of the time**

[cavemanproductionsXD]

You seem like the type of guy to open a bag of chips with scissors

[literallyevrything]

It physically hurts me not to have a bike yet. Seriously.

[MotoJitsu]

Thanks for the shout out! If anyone wants to get better at u-turns, get off YouTube & Shut Up & Practice 👌🏼😁

[Lingkxs.]

I am riding for 5 to 6 years now on a daily basis, but you just made me feel like a noob. 😇
Never did a wheelie and gravel still freaks me out.

[ObitoUchihaisgay]

Stalling when trying to impress someone is the worst

[medrict]

1. U turn
2. Stalling
3. Inability to wheelie
4. Waddling
5. Afraid of road hazards and basic weather
6. Excessive input
7. Buying too much bike

[ericsmith]

If you can't do a proper U-turn the greatest piece of advice I was given was use your rear brake and clutch WHILE accelerating at the same time. Near perfect U-turns since I started doing it. Been riding for about a year now.

[mrrrrrrob]

I came here expecting the failure to cancel turn signals and taking off from a stop with excessive feet down. The wheelie bit seriously cracked me up. As someone who bought big bikes as starter bikes, I now appreciate that less is more. Started street riding on 900's and 1000's, and years later started buying a few 600's and now I ride a 450 supermoto more than my 1000.

[sugarnads]

I cant even wheelie a bicycle.
Ive never really wanted to wheelie a motorcycle.

[Poni]

I’ve been riding for 12 years, done over 45, 000 miles between 4 bikes, but STILL can’t do wheelies. I can do u-turns but I must admit, it still sends shivers down my spine every single time.

[hao]

Y’all ever notice how Jesus turn water into wine without a liquor license

[robmay]

Good list though I might take exception with the cc displacement cut-off for "Too Much Bike for a Noob." I was looking at a 300 cc bike for my first motorcycle precisely because I was afraid of getting myself hurt on my first bike. A good Samaritan recommended I consider a 600 cc bike instead. He told me the 300 cc bike would be satisfying for about 6 months, but then I would quickly outgrow it and want something with more muscle. He said the sweet spot for a new rider was 600cc because the bike was still light and tame enough to be forgiving to a new rider, but powerful enough to keep you interested for years. He was right so I bought the Yamaha FZ6R instead of the smallest Ninja and I never regretted the decision. No disrespect to Yammie because I love his content, but thought I would offer a slightly different perspective on the best size for a starter bike. His general point was correct however - that many noobs do buy too much bike (900 cc or higher).

[DookyShoes]

Fact: 2 crows sitting on a power line is an attempted murder.

[oktg]

been watching yam since like 2018, bouta get my first bike this weekend. so stoked, thanks Yammie noob, wouldn't have happened without you bro

[philipstaite]

The only time in the last 3 years I hit N while upshifting 1->2 was, of course, in front of a bunch of other riders on the patio of a brew pub. Even better, this was about 2 weeks after having installed slip-ons so I was plenty loud and no-one missed it. SMH... If you're going to noob, noob big and noob public!

[VINT]

Bruh 2-3 parking spot width in the USA is like 4-5 parking spots in Germany 😂

[jackell]

Please do not make a wheelie tutorial, too many hero riders out there already.

[gaming]

I went from my cr250 and 450r "off road only" to an aprilia dorsoduro 900. no problem for me, but I did take a few intermediate road classes and learned a lot of useful info.