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Thank you for this Yammie. My daughter has picked this particular bike as her first. She will be taking her MSF at the end of this year. I have shared this video with her to keep her excited. And yes, I am entering the contest in hopes of winning the bike for her.

Yammie I just wanna say you inspired me to get my first bike.

Just went through all that 2-3 weeks ago. The main thing the class told me was that I need to practice, particularly tight u-turns. I have a deposit down on a motorcycle that after I have a couple of parts installed, I'll have delivered to me so I don't go on the highway/interstate right away. I'll be practicing in my neighborhood and local park parking lot and then advance to commuting to work once I feel comfortable enough. That Ninja 400 would be a great complimentary bike to the one I have on hold.

I swear this is the perfect timing. I just got my first bike yesterday and will soon be riding it, I've been binging just about everything and this is just the video I needed! Thanks Yam 👍

At 54 years old, I'm getting my first bike tomorrow!! On paper, I know how to ride but I don't have ANY experience actually doing it. I can ride a bicycle (LOL) and I've driven many stick-shift cars and trucks so I know the basic mechanics of the whole process. Seems to me that finding (and using) the sweet spot on the clutch is very important. I've watched several of your videos and found them very useful and informative. Now, I'm a subscriber. Thanks!!

As someone who wants a sick bike some day, I found this video EXTREMELY helpful and simple to understand. Def gonna be rewatching to make sure I remember all the bike controls and the tips to get used to these badass machines 💯🙏🏽

Just picked up a cbr600rr for my first bike... it's between me and jesus now...

Started learning a month ago on my friends bike, two weeks later I bought a 2013 Ninja 300 for 2500, new tires, sprocket, chain, and a lot of other things later. I am riding and “chilling”. I haven’t taken my msf course mostly because they don’t have any classes, but I have great friends letting me use there bikes and teaching me all the good habits of a safe rider!!!

Perfect video for beginners, all basic steps included and simple. Thank you for the awesome content!

Thank you for this!! I started my new rider course and experience the ride yesterday and have my classes in a couple weeks! This is literally my dream!!

As someone who's never drove a motorcycle this has been the best intro video I've seen so far.

Thank you so much for this tutorial breakdown for beginners like me. I just bought my first bike. (‘07 Yamaha 650) and learning to ride. This was much needed for me.😌

So grateful for this video!!! I've been wanting to get a bike but overwhelmed with how much there is to learn. This makes every step easier to digest! I'm so happy to jump in 💖

BEST instructional video yet ! you guys did such a great job explaining exactly what you guys where doing. 💯

thank you yammie , i just practiced for a few . as a first time rider all of your instructions really helped me a ton . my first bike is a 1200cc harley (i know its alot for a first timer). i really appreciate the tutorial and it has helped me greatly, not as scared to be behind a set of bars anymore

I've been watching you for years. I've been thinking of getting a bike soon but most likely next year and you were the first stop to really learn how to legitimately ride.

I'm having such a blast with my Iron 883. Setup perfectly for me and has perfectly balanced power and is such a raw ride and you can feel everything you're doing. I appreciate that alot more than I thought I would. At the same time it's not rough at all or too buzzy and vibratey it's just right and super enjoyable. I'm alot better than I was when I started a month ago but still have weaknesses I need to practice more on and other skills I wanna really hone. I will be practicing in the parking lot every weekend on my slow speed skills.

Who else is watching this a hundred million times in a row? 😂

This is so detailed man, thank you so much

Love how you guys explains everything in detail

Just bought a bike yesterday. Love this video! Can't wait to start learning!

This helps a lot, me and my friend are currently looking to both get bikes to ride together in the future shortly. So I’m happy I came across this!

Thank you so much! This is the best video I have ever seen. I have been wanting to get me a bike. Again, thanks again.

Great video!! A follow up with changing gears/downshifting into corners would be nice.

Dude just bought my first bike and this is beyond helpful before my MSF course! Thank you.

Thank you for this introduction to motorcycle controls and basic to riding. It was very informative.

Thank u my friend just got my bike and your video really really helped me throughout my first day✌️🤙

Oh my goodness thank you guys so much I've been trying to find a video to help me understand more and I finally did. THANK YOU! ❤❤❤

Absolutely fantastic video!! Makes me much more ready to learn on my own bike. Thank you

This was really informative, i'm feeling really confident now. I taught myself manual on a car and would like to avoid that again. It was really rewarding but i'd rather just start with knowledge this time haha

Plan on getting the BMW r19 cafe racer as my first bike, Fast enough to have fun with and I've heard that it's pretty good handling, Thanks for the inspiring video.

Great video. Shifting from first to second and what one does with ones feet in that situation was not covered but other than that, loved it.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

Thank you for teaching us how to use a motorcycle. I'm looking at getting a Suzuki gsx 250 to learn on but I have no idea how to ride, nor do I have people to teach me. I'm only looking at motorcycles because I'd love to ride, but the gas prices are horrendous nowadays so I'm hoping to get a motorcycle to learn on soon. This has answered a few of my questions on how to get started to fingers crossed I now have a better time learning when I get there.

It’s been almost a year since I took my MSF course and I’m getting a bike tomorrow for my test so I’m just making sure I am refreshed on it. Thank you!!

Getting my first bike because of you next week. Thanks for all the epic content. 👊

Thnx for the refresher Yam, today is my 1st ride to work (1st ride ever).

I wish I could feel that special excitement getting on a motorcycle for the first time again. Ride safe eveyone

Yammie, you and your selection of videos catered to beginners are without a doubt the largest factor for my Squidlife crisis. Couldn't live with the Daytona ergonomics, but the new Street Triple was perfect, best financial reckoning I've ever committed to.

Thank you for the video.I learned a lot now I need to go and purchase a bike and apply the new skills .

Thank you soooo muchhh so informative ❤❤

Thank you!! Very informative 😊

Amazing video for first timers! You guys are the bomb!

This is such a useful video, thank you very much!! 💛

*step 1 waddleing doesn't work for us short guys bro so we'll skip step 1*

Thanks a lot for this video. Now I've learnt a lot from you. Thank you ❤❤

Welcomw and Thank you very much for Making this video Tom!!

This bike color looks absolutely amazing,

Thanks for the knowledge!

Looking forward to riding man can’t wait wait

thank you yammie this video helped me buy a 17 r6 from the dealership and make me look like i know what i was doing even tho i have never rode a bike like this ever

Glad y'all did this tutorial with this exact bike I just looked at it in the Killeen motorsports on Wednesday.

Thank you so much. You guys made it simple.

I've always wanted to start riding and learn so this will be a big help for it❤

🎉you guys are awesome im definitely saving this one .

This is a great video I’m in the market for a bike and I didn’t want to get one without knowing something this was super helpful

I'm so happy you made a video like this i needed this thank you so much can you please make another one but alittle longer

I just bought a drz400sm as my 1st bike! I'm so happy

The best video I’ve ever watched . Super confident now

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to help newbies like me. I'm going to take my class this weekend and was pretty nervous, but after watching this video, I feel really good. thanks again

Great stuff yammie

My MSF course is literally tomorrow this is so perfectly timed

Great job Brandon and yammie

Thanks for this video👍🏼

Brother!!! Im a little squid!! Picking up my first bike today.. 2020 MT-07! Watching your videos definitely motivated me and helped me feel a bit more comfortable! Lets hope everything goes well!! You're the man!!

I bought my 1st bike today. This video is extremely helpful.

Best instructors & guide...!!!

so calming dude...woah...and they say yammie is a hyped person...but here he is just calm and brandon calm...

i just got my shadow 750 and this is very helpful. thank you

thank you guys

Yammie you really born for this I’m just want to say I bought a 2023 Ninja 400 and don’t have it yet because is coming in a couple of days! But men this video is going to help me a lot! 👍 thanks!

Man the color combo of that Ninja looks so damn good.

I loved the part about *Power Walking*. I'm completely a newbie so this really helped. Seen many other videos so far but just loved it here.

Yay, Papa Yam teaching us his wisdom. :)

UK here. Started at age 12 in 1977, a Honda C50 in farmers fields, small roads between fields and the village i lived in. then a bike with gears and clutch, by the time i was 16 (road legal in UK), i had many thousands of hours riding bikes on and off road. i found road legal riding really bloody easy and passed my test 1st time. lots of fun for us kids when we was teens.

I just used UKposts to learn how to ride and practiced for a while then went to the dmv on my bike passed the skills test easily and had my endorsement since and that was 3 years ago, helped that I started on a Kawasaki z400 great learning bike

I would love it if these beginner videos explained the difference between a car clutch and a bike clutch…. Coming from a manual car I’m used to getting off the clutch ASAP instead of slipping it to get going like you can on the bike.

just got a 1100 Honda first bike and came to UKposts thanks for the info.

Yammie, just wanna say you inspired nothing but confusion and fear for me. Thank you!

Thank You For making this Simple As Heck! Very Much Appreciated, Thank You!! Much Love!!!🙀😽💯💋😸

Awesome video, well done mate - from Brisbane, Australia.🇦🇺👍

got my first bike over the weekend... 03 Buell Blast! took my first ride around the block! I was made for this!

Nice introduction into riding 👌

I’m getting my first sport bike tomorrow, cant wait!

Thank you. I dearly want to try this

Can we get a video on how to properly wash a motorcycle?

love you guys

Thank you, looking at getting my first bike

Found this super helpful as I wanna learn to ride a bike

At the time of me watching this i am 14 and just trying to learn everything i can before i get my bike at 16 or 17 and all this really helps

Great demonstration 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Thanks I just got my first bike, a Hayabusa, and will be racing with my friends this weekend. I feel fully prepared.

Right on Yammster and friends

These are the videos I needed like 5 years ago nevertheless they are still fun to watch so thanks also gear man how hot is it in Texas now? I thought you good people had things like those armoured shirts? Also thanks for bringing out that 400 that has got to be the best looking N 400 in the world.

loved the humor in this video lol

Those Revit shoes the rider has on are 🔥

Had my first time on a motorcycle this past weekend, I bought a hornet 900 and my sisters husband has a liscence so he is teaching me and keeping the bike at their place. I had sat on bikes before and knew the basic mechanical controls, And I have driven manual cars for 11 years, got an electric moped last year on which the "clutch lever" is the rear brake, its just hand lever brakes and right hand throttle grip very easy to ride, so its a lot different not to mention gutless as I can twist to to full open and its not always picking up fast enough and hills is a struggle for the poor thing. and the moped is really light weight wise being around half my weight while the hornet is like twice my weight Im a big guy. and I cant lock my legs into the moped like I can on the hornet so its fairly different feeling and mechanically too. I sat on the bike and I got instructions for switching between 1st and neutral, stopping and starting the engine and I just went to drive back and forth in front of the house feeling the clutch. its like a country side gravel road only leading to 10 -15 houses so no real traffic and low speed limit So he left me to just go back and forth, and turning at the ends I would have to wrestle the weight a little, and one end had like an incline going back up turning the bike around so I had to turn the bike going down and turn around and get it going back up. I waddled it down through that tight turn and used the brakes to keep the bike from rolling away while holding in the clutch. And It was just enough incline that I had to give it a some revs and feather on the clutch to not stall it which I did a few times, and just feel it out until the transmission caught to get it started going up. so like a slight incline hill start which I think is good practice too remembering hill start in driving school when I goth my car liscence. So its a hornet 900 and its ofc really powerful, most any motorcycle I imagine is going to be a lot for beginners probably even down to lower cc bikes like the 400 in this video, so Im really happy for this ONE advice I got. And that is I was instructed to default to preemptively twist my hand on the throttle so that Id be unable to give it more than a few degrees of twist from idle. And that will be my hand on throttle position for a while at least while Im still learning and feeling it out in low speed riding and might be generally useful later too to some extent to still limit your twist range in low speeds. the few degrees I could add on the throttle I had to mean it and when the bike jolted forward it was pulling good but I stayed in controll and it didnt pull and result in me accidentally adding a whole lot more throttle input and loose control of the bike. So just sharing that one tip with other beginners and future riders. Stay safe.

Thank you for this video

this was very helpful