BEST OF BOTH WORLDS? 2017 Suzuki GSXR 750 **First Ride** 

I have a 2022 GSXR 750 now at 54 years old. I’ve have the bike for 6 months and am shocked at how much I love it! It’s all blacked out, full M4 exhaust, Sprint air filter, ECU was flashed by Chris Moore/Moore Mafia (look up his channel), grips for the hands, tanks grips (so much easier to hold position, too cheap not to do), steel braided lines doubled my braking power, and next come performance clutch and brake levers. After that butt load of cash the bike is perfect. I might do ceramic wheel bearings one day, but now we are getting into things I just want and do not need. I don’t ride super hard. Too Old. I finally grew up about a year ago now. The bike keeps me young and breaking the law a little bit. That front tire gets really light in first gear. Get One. They are amazing for fun, value, life is short, gas mileage is anywhere from 35-45 mpg, depending on if I am riding hard or cruising on the highway. We ride to add life to our days, not days to our life.

I love my 750! Got a 2019 750 and I wouldn’t trade it for the world!

I put a deposit on mine today and it’ll be ready this Saturday. Definitely don’t need a 1000 for the road. 600 is probably just a little too gutless after you get used to it’s power. 750 is right in the sweet spot

I tell ppl to take the course and start on whatever you want. I started on a 1000cc and I’ve owned 5

I have 750 .. love that ♥️ .. Easy to handle, comfortable and almost no negatives ..You can ride that all day long 🤟 ..

I've been looking for a gixxer 750 (04-09) everyday past 2 weeks. The perfect 07 came up for sale but I was 3 hours too late. So I keep looking...can't wait!

Love this bike! No fancy electronics. Sounds great too

I have a yellow k7 1000cc. I love the power. It starts to pull hard at a much lower rpm than the smaller displacement bikes. And I’m a big guy and find it pretty comfortable for a sport bike. As far as starting out on a 750cc. No problem if you respect the machine. I took my driving test on a 750cc bike and had no issues.

That gsxr shifts smoothly.

Just bought a 2017 Suzuki 750 on Saturday and I LOVE IT! Wasn’t my first choice, but it has grown on me for sure.

Love my 750. Ah its so good. 2015 here!

I've had an '07 750 for 2yrs now and it's by far the best bike I've been on. Not heavy, plenty of power, more comfortable than most...fun bike to ride!

The 750 is alot of perfection in a great package. Considering the msrp of liter bikes to the 750 is a no brainer. Im 48 and and just bought a brand new 750 and couldn't be more happy

Picked up another bike not too long ago..bought a 2020 GSXR-750 & I absolutely love this bike....

Jus purchased a 2020 Gsxr-750 first street bike and i love it. Thee handling N power it has is perfect.

Got the 2020 GSXR750 as my first bike Big learning curve at first but get the hang of it real fast, really feels like an aggressive street bike honesty. So comfortable compared to the competition

I have one and love it it’s been one of the best bikes I’ve ever had and I’ve had the top 3 Honda CBR600rr and the Raven R6.... and by far this has been the most comfortable bike I’ve owned and my honest opinion the best looking one. You get a lot of options with the GsxR

Man, I appreciate how that 750 lofts the front wheel. I owned a couple of 1986 gixxer 750’s, between ‘86 and 1990, and a 2001 gixxer 1000, in 2002. The 1000 would, gently, loft the front wheel on mild takeoffs. Oh, what a feeling. Thanks for your video. Blessings 😊

L7 gsxr 750 with a quick shifter jeeeesh this bike is just the right mix.

I have a 2017 same color and year as that bike, love it and will never get rid of it. I’ve ridden the 600s and 1000s but in my opinion the 750 is the best

I have a 2022 R1M and recently purchased a 2017 GSXR-750. I can honestly say the 750 is a great all around motorcycle 😎

I own a K7 Sebum Fiddy I absolutely love it. It’s nimble, and quick and it’ll keep you satisfied for years.

I have a 2015 gsxr 750 and agree with what you're saying. Very light, handles like a 600 but with an extra kick resembling a litre bike. I love the bike, incredibly comfortable and all the power I'll ever need.

I started on a ‘96 750 back in 1997. It was my first bike and luckily, I didn’t kill myself while learning to ride even though I had some close calls. I now have an ‘08 750 I bought brand new and love it too. I had a ‘05 CBR1000RR but it was stolen not long after I bought it. That’s when I went back to the 750.

Used to own the 750, great alll around sport bike! 👍🏻

Love how u where honest n said u kould start off on it because I was going too anyway 😅

I have had nothing but 1000cc and now have my 750 and I have to say I love it and im faster on it on the track than my 1000cc and the 750 feels like its just perfect power everything handling it just does everything right I dont think any bike can compare to the 750

I’m from the uk so our bike laws are different, we have to do a basic training first which only allows you to ride a 125cc. Depending on your age that’s all you can ride for a few years. I’ve just sold my 125 and bought a gsxr 750 and the weight difference is incredible. So for Americans who (I believe) can jump on any cc’d bike from the get go, not only think about the power, consider the weight.

I got my 750 new in 2018 with the black/red but man am I in love with the yellow ❤️

First bike i ever rode was a hayabusa but i own a 750 for a reason 750 is a beautiful work of art..light nimble handling and insane power and acceleration and pretty good top speed topping out at about 189mph 2014 gxsr 750

Really liked this one Eric. Your point about the A B modes really makes sense. When I was a teenager many moons ago I rode a Harley Sportster a couple of times and had a Lambretta scooter one summer. I would really like to get your advice about what helmet to get if I go for a 750.

I still own a 1998 w gsxr 750 , the dealerships are gone , a few girlfriends are gone but the thrill is still there.

People complain the 600/750 are out of date but at the same time complain newer bikes have too many ride aids. We are lucky Suzuki still makes these, especially the 750. Yamaha just killed the R6 as a road bike and it had the electronic updates that Suzuki needs to do. I really like the GSX-S1000F as a road bike that engine is amazing but I think I need to try the 750 which is about the same performance. I miss my 2007 GSX-R600.

I had a k6 GSXR 1000 and now have a K7 750...love the 1000 but 750 feels better overall for normal use on the streets, way more flickable

750’s is where it’s at!!!! You should try to stay out of the middle of the lane especially in the city or intersections due to possible oil drippings from other vehicles.

I had planned on getting the 750 but the one I wanted sold 3 days before I could make it to the dealer. Ended up saving a bit and went with the 600. Not disappointed. It's a lot of fun...then again it's my first season with it lol.

K8 750 has the best Front End Hands down

I miss my 2012 750 black and yellow 😢 really comfortable bike doesn’t have a drinking problem like my s1000rr

I think at this point, a lot of people opt to get 1000's not for that extra bit of power, but for all the extra's. Most have a better display compared to their 600 counterparts. Traction control, wheelie control, tunable throttle response, engine breaking, ABS, auto blipper, quickshifter etc etc. As it's always said, on the street you aren't using the power of the 1000. I think if all of the electronics and 'luxuries' of the new 1000 cc bikes appeared on a new 600, it would be incredibly popular. The gap between 600cc and 1000cc continues to grow larger though, and not because of the power I don't think.

Ive done 15k on mine and no street bike comes close in my opinion. It is the perfect mix of everything. The style grows on you. Mine is all black with no badges and its the subject of a lot of staring contests lol. They will chew up a lazy 1000 rider once they get de-restricted and you hit the twisties. My friend places 1st regularly racing his old 2001. The GSXR chassis is world renouned for its stability and friendliness. Obvious that reliability is no question either. In first gear full throttle it is right at the limit of what the street tire can handle. Its lighter than all other 600 chassis and weighs only a few lbs more than the GSXR600.

Picking my 2017 up friday, so excited

Oh man your edits are insane!

I started on a 125 cc bobber then bought an 1995 750 gsxr, love te power

I have a k5 750 and hands down I love it put some work into it and she gives a 1000 and run for there money but I still don't regret start on smaller bike it made me better and more comfortable so I was able to smoothly and safely switch to my 750

As much as I try, I just can't fall in love with GSXRs but still would love to ride one. I am liking the black/yellow colorway!

One thing to remember, the 1000s will do 100 mph in first gear, which means you ever take it to redline on the street and your looking at loss of licence and big fine. You can just never ride them hard on the road. Get a 600, install a three tooth bigger rear sprocket to shorten the gearing, and you have a road and track rocket that you can really have some fun on.

I have a CTX 700. Next summer I’ll be upgrading to a gsxr 750 100%

That combination of color is beautiful. I have the 2020 model. What exhaust it is?

I Ryde a K7 750..520 kit..velocity stacks..k&n air filter..Z bomb..M4 full exhaust and stage 2 ECU flash..my 3rd 750...."No need to buy a liter bike"...FACTS!

Thanks for the vid, I think the 06 Gsxr class was so great, that was my first bike... I think it had a better “gripping the ground feel” than even my Panigale

Nice review! I just bought my first bike about a month ago and it’s the 2011 750 and as you mentioned that B mode was what gave me the confidence to start on a 750 and it was great but now after a month I’m running in A mode now

Really diggin your channel man 🙌 where do you Kip finding these bikes to test out?

Just upgraded to a 750 and I love it. Still don't think I'd recommend it to a beginner, even in B mode

I ride a 2004 and I love it the extra weight and higher tires make stock 1thousand get gapped the strongest 750 motor stock 2now is 04 05 mines stretch n everything is aem plus flash the frame is actually exactly identical to the 600 as well just bored stroked and diff ecu

I’ve got a k3 750 it was my first bike this seasons my second season on it mad fun bike 🤟

I just got a 750 for my first bike and I am using the "B" mode (FOR NOW). Thanks for the video

GREAT review!!! 👍🏾 Been looking for one for a bit now. It’s definitely the best of both worlds! I may or may not be joining team gixxer!

Hot a k5 750, best all round bike...closer to a 600 than the 1000 but still ooodles of fun...👍😁

I LOVE MY 750! I Have An 09. It’s The Only Headlight Style I Like lol

I miss riding those Fayetteville streets. I lived right across the street from your dealership.

badass bike Eric do you still have your yellow gsxr

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Have this exact bike, but with voodoo shorty slip on. Nice vid man!

what a great video im just getting my gsxr 750 thursday!

Does it come stock with a quick shifter I saw u didn’t use it if it does but Ik some bikes around that year come with it some I’m just wondering if this one does

Got a k6 750 as starter bike abt a year & half ago. Very strong bikes. I'm not upgrading in a long time. #ridehardprayharder

I have a yellow 2012 GSXR 750, I started out on a SV650.

I’ve been to flip my cycle lol. Almost bought my gsxr 750 from there

started on duke 890 r (i wanted a torq over revs)......rode dirt bikes never street, the issue i see or experienced isnt so much riding the bike its people, traffic, emergency situations are constantly going on around....( at least in metro LA they do)......this is by far the bigger concern i have.....the bike is the easy part fact that these bikes handle so well at faster speeds, accelerate insanely quick and stop on a dime helps the rider out alot, but other drivers in cars cant comprehend or react very well to this reality..... learn how to function properly in emergencies, how to navigate and stop the bike and make good decisions in bad situations....the bikes are really incredible pieces of engineering.....faster they go better they handle and that confuses others in cars and trucks......more rural areas lot less of a concern, i just bought a set of leather pants.....F%^& road rash with capital F, lol would love to get 750 gsxr though.....such a great bike

Wish the highways in Long Island look that clean. To many potholes and bumps.

Awsome video man! im about to take my licence for bike and im gonna buy myself a gixxer 600 :))

Had 2 an 06 and 08 750s. Really enjoyed the 08. Headlight much better on 08 and it seemed more powerful in mid to top end. Im looking at bikes again. I rode my cousins 05 gsxr 1k. Those bikes are notoriously strong especially midrange. Definitely a huge jump in power but unless you just roll race it doesnt help much in street settings. A 750 will still do 3rd gear standups at 80 what more would you want? Lol

Nice video,I’m now going for my bike license and going to get a GSXR 750 “was looking at the R6 R1 & CBR 600 “like the CBR with how the exhaust is under the rear tail

I have the same bike in a 600. Love it, but also jealous of the 750 lol.

In CA. The 750 dominates. We just don't have all the straight aways like the midwest. A litre bike on a curvy road ???? What litre bike?

Yea my first bike was a 02 gsxr 750 and i loved it now I have a 07 gsxr 1000 and I love it but I still do miss my 750 because it really is the best of both worlds

Love my k7 pulls hard and handles great and it is a 750 has a power tuner so that helps that much more

I got my cbr500 in January and now I’m considering either an R1 or this 750. I’m turned off by all the 600s, Aprilia isn’t the soundest option for me, and the Duke just isn’t my taste anymore(cause I street fighter’d my cbr after so many crashes. don’t quite trust myself on a R1 yet and was suggested this instead. Still on the fence but I’m liking what I’m hearing from gxr750 owners.

I pick up this same bike tomorrow. Still cold in NY tho i cant wait till summer.

I’m a bigger guy 6 foot 1 200 pls lbs. I’m trying to figure out if I should get a 750 600 800 as my starter bike. Can you suggest

I have an 04 gsxr 750 I love it so much

I got a 2015 the handling is amazing love it

Fayettnam North Cackalacky... My home town. Much love from NYC broski. be safe

Just picked up a 2022 GSXR750!!!

@6:50 What speed would that be at and what did it allegedly reach? Thanks

Perfect sport bike for every day !!

I had one I want another I loved it

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Right now i have 750 K8, best looking gsxr in 600/750 class in my opinion. But now i really wonna try 1000 and i dont want to sell my 750... Is it worth it to change 750 to 1000?

Quick question. Would you mind to do a first ride on a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R? I’ve rode many bikes but I would like someone else’s opinion about that bike. No one that I know who rides has never rode one before I’ve rode one before as well as the cbr, gsxr, and the R1. I can’t decide which one to get. Would you mind to help out?

Ive had 600's 750's and 1000's. I like the 750s the best for the street.

Is that an abs model?

Upgrading from my 300 I think I’m going w the 636🥷 750 sounds good but that headlight🤦🏻💀

Definitely gonna get a 750. Currently ride a boulevard 800 but wanna get into sport bikes

You already know!

Nice one, I like your review. And the bike isn’t bad either. 👍

I love the 750, used to own one long time ago. Now I'm in the market looking for used one 2018+

@ 1 time or another I’ve owned all 3 .. currently on liter bike .. and of the 3 the liter bike is my fav .. only because the power & torque is right there when I want it .. the most fun of the 3 bikes .. definitely the 600 ( canyon carving ) 750 ?? … yes a perfect happy medium in power - canyon carving though the less then power in a 600 made it more fun then a 750 ( go figure ) prolly the popping in and out of the 600 gearing and being able to throw around 410 pounds made the 600 an ABSOLUTE blast

I took the course..in April just got a 04 750 like 3 weeks ago my 1st bike

I just bought a 2020 Gsxr 750 i love it only has 214 miles on it