First 100 Miles on Motorcycle and Getting Gas 

Your gonna do well on the new bike buddy...keep riding, ignore the negative people!.....

I respect how discipline you are on the throttle also to admit that a person you know was being reckless and not being weak to fall in that deception.

Well done buddy for riding within your limits. I just bought my first Bike in over 20 years (GSX-R750) and I'm going through the same process. Best of luck mate.

Try to use all the gears bro, don't keep it on 3rd for too long, as a new bike it should be put through all the gears, 6th gear is good for cruising. But overall you are doin pretty good 💯✔

I liked your comments while you were riding, keep it very real. "Yet to give first biker wave" - that is so cool the first time it happens.

I Appreciate your humility and sharing with us. Thank you. Although you are a beginner, you have become a teacher as well.

So much respect how you ride so safe and the way your teaching all of us how to be safe and how you explain everything I’m learning so much from you thank you so much for sharing your videos

Love watching these vids, taking it easy and just driving around like a normal person would. It's a damn shame 90% of the bike riding videos on youtube are "listen to this epic loud exhaust" and "look how quickly my bike goes 0-60 in this neighborhood with people around"

That's something a lot of people don't know about 600 supersports if they started on one, they're pretty gutless from 7-8k rpms or below, they really start to wake up and hit that powerband around 8-9k. If you're planning on starting to learn how to ride on one just put around shifting before you reach 6-7k rpms until you're comfortable maneuvering the bike and comfortable with countersteering. Then start and push it a little harder in 3rd so you can still get up to speed decently quick, but you'll have less torque so it'll help you get up there a bit more gradually. Its all about self control and discipline and you have that man. I know this is an older video, but this comment is more toward actual new riders coming here considering starting on one of these bikes. Ride safe, have fun man.

Always good to be 75 confident; 25 nervous(more cautious than nervous)..

I know you’re new but those shifts are rough man, you gotta be a little quicker with the the clutch when you’re shifting through gears and being that it’s a new bike you should be going through al the gears to do a good break in and when you down shift you should rev match downshift, it’s smoother and your clutch will last longer that way, ride safe

seeing you making sure you remember to turn your turn signal off just makes this a great video lol

i know it's been 3 years since this video but i gotta say, you have a good head on your shoulders, you know what to look out for and ride sensible. there's a lot of people who wouldn't make it on a 600rr... they'd either kill themselves on it or scare themselves shitless and they walk away from bikes altogether. it's good to practice slow speed maneuvering and emergency braking and all that everyday. even 10 minutes before you go on your ride, you'll be a much better, faster rider when you master the slow speed stuff!

The bike tells you when to shift. Some motorcycle you have to let out the clutch slowly/accordingly--something you have to work out. It takes time. To note, ppl who know how to drive manual cars do well with riding a bike. Patience is vital in your case.

I feel you bud. I just started riding, literally dropped the bike the first few seconds but I found a good spot and it already feels comfy to me

I respect that you post your journey.Most don't.You give courage to those just starting out.

Well done….I actually fill my bike up at home, just makes it easier and no issues….try and look way ahead, look ahead at where you want to go on corners and the big one…..do life savers when changing lanes and or at junctions, you have blind spots, so always check, both sides…relax and know, we have all been where you are….again well done…I am returning to bikes after 43 years, nasty accident when I was 19, drunk driver almost ended me…my bike I have is a Honda NC750XDCT…..I love it…great on my little island of Jersey….safe riding, and good on yer mate.

This is a great video man , im planning on getting my first bike in the spring and i really want a gsxr 600 as well and this just inspires me more to get one for a first bike!! Keep it up

Great video dude! I passed my test in the uk in June last year and my first bike was and still is my gsf1250s bandit. One thing I’ve learnt and live by is.... just ride for yourself, I go out with a few mates who’ve been riding for years and I’m more than happy to just stay in my comfort zone and enjoy the ride. Great vid again buddy! All the best from over the pond!

It's a very powerful motorcycle. Your driving video is so cool. I'm honored to be your best channel friend. Have a happy day. 👍👍👍🤙🤙👌

I am gonna get back into riding..and im hooked on this channel, keep the videos coming

Definitely love this video man ! I'm a new rider as well and that discipline is the key! Keep up the great work keep posting!

Super happy I found your channel I haven’t been on a motorcycle since high school and I’m 27 now so it’s been about 10 years or so I’m looking to get one this summer again for good this time and the feelings that you’re experiencing through your first number of videos I’ve been watching her all the same ones I felt and I’m probably going to feel again nice that I’m not alone in that LOL love the channel buddy

Yeah I'm 22 and still living at home currently and my mom does not want me to get a bike lol! My dad doesn't mind, he wants to get another one as well since he hasn't had one in years. My older brother who doesn't live with us wants to get one also! It would be sweet for all 3 of us to get one and ride together! I just have to convince my mom, which I really need to do because I'm dying to get one haha. Great videos by the way, I'm really enjoying watching your experiences as a new rider! Respect to you for being as safe as you can as well!

What a pretty place to ride wow. Thanks for posting.

its amazing how you have no dislikes man you earned that

I love Gixxers. They are a very nice ride and good looking bikes. I've had my 2007 gsxr60 since 2011 and i love it. Getting another, but keeping it.

I love this video mate! everything you we're thinking is exactly what i think when I ride. Im a new rider so I just went through all of this. The first time filling up was so stressful ahaha, smart looking it up to be prepared, because I struggled to get mine closed again aha. Again awesome video mate!

OMG, I went through the same scenario, cool to see, continue young Padawan

This video its so much better than last one I only seen 30 seconds and press like !

Nice bike and good ride. In the Uk you got to do a lot of riding with big bikes and pass a stringent test before you go anywhere.

For any new rider take the MSF course in your state before you RIDE your bike!

was gonna say if you get revs up a bit the bike shift alot smoother but you finally did it and sounded alot better

I feel your tension trough the vid :))

10 views you mean 35 k 😂 keep doing what your doing

Love your video,nee subscriber.I love.your motorcycle. Hopefully after all this coronavirus is over i will be like you .Learning step by step.Stay Awesome

Bro that's sick I also love fish tanks and currently working on buying my first 600 haha.

At 3000 km you’ll be alright🛡💕💕💕

Good job on your channel bro. I enjoy the realness of it. I also just bought my first bike 2 months ago. I went with an 08 CBR600RR. I’m also in PA (Allentown)

I love this video. New riders have very similar concerns when riding for the first time lol. I remember being nervous about down shifting and stopping at a light and being able to pull off smoothly. Then I took trip to Bronx ny and had to stop at a light on a very steep hill omg it cracks me up think about it. But within 2 weeks I was very comfortable riding. Great video man and kickass bike .

Really enjoyed watching this and the good reminders - just got a Vulcan S and I'm excited to get out there (safely)!

I take this road to work everyday ! Hope to see you riding around this spring/summer. as of now I don’t have a bike but have been planning to get one soon.

That’s not bad for your first time out. I like the white on white bike looks awesome

You’re getting better as the videos go for sure.

I know you're coming up on a year of riding this bike but, it was good to go back and see this. I'm a new rider myself, brand new Suzuki SV650, only has 75miles on it...haven't done that first gas station trip yet lol.

Well done! You are a very sensible rider , I’m a driving instructor in the uk, I’m looking at getting the Suzuki GSX-R 600/750 my last bike was a Kawasaki ZX9-R

Sexy bike, especially love the sound of your bike bro. Drive safe and have lots of fun. Love your videos

Hats off to you! You are in the wind! You are doing this right. Become an expert at slow maneuver riding in parking lots. It's tough, challenging and will greatly increase your skills.

Great job,definitely enjoyed this!!!💯👍🏿

Great video it’s surprising to see someone on RU-vid that practices good motorcycle safety considering everyone else is showing how they can do 170 on the express way the only thing I could recommend is when you’re turning the bike off to put the bike in neutral instead of first anyway great content you’re putting out!

Awesome new subscriber. I bought my first bike, 2001 Yamaha vstar 650 classic, couple weeks ago. Havent been able to ride it much because of bad weather. I was thinking of taking my first ride on the highway to work since there is few cars out right now because of the covid 19 situation. I decided not too. I was thinking of all the stuff you mentioned here downshifting, taking turns, people comming from behind, etc. I decided to keep practicing around the neighboorhood more. This video motivates me to keep practicing and get more comfortable to take my first ride to work.

I am the same way on my F4i and I'm having a blast. Happy riding!

good shit bro

your gas pump having a green sleeve over it gave me a mini heart attack XD where i live if it has a green sleeve over its its diesel

I just signed up for my driver course. It's nice to see someone in a similar xp tier. I followed you. Looking forward to future videos!

Im a year late, but i recently got a 650 gsxr and its too fun to ride in nothing compared to my friends 250’s

I think your bike has the power modes, C mode is the least power an should be forgiving if you accidently twist your wrist. The bike automatically starts in A, so you might have to put it in C mode every time you start. Once again, nice video buddy. Take it nice and slow and ignore anyone who urges you to do something you're not comfortable with😎

Its nice seeing this on youtube its a good refresher i myself love the 600 gsxr 600 just sounds right on it and it has no trouble keeping up with it bigger siblings from what i can tell. Havent touched a bike yet plan on saving up for one a few months down from now. This is awesome to see hope your doing good a year from this video

be safe my friend! And dress for the slide, not for the ride xD

ayye peters township! im a local there hell yea

Nice break in 💕

Looking at this cause I’m getting the motorcycle bug extremely hard lately from just bike riding alone, always love the form of bikes in itself I think now it’s evolving to motorcycles, watching this whole video and I vision my first day and how it will be good vid!!

Good job bro

Nice open road 👍

Just came across your videos and planning to buy a gsxr in the next month. Also from the Pittsburgh area if you ever want to ride. Seem like a chill dude love the videos

Ugh why are you such a good youtuber!! Im addicted to your vids man! Jokes aside, keep it up. Also, your shifting reminds me of my dad when he first got his r3 yamaha. You are the reason i want a gsxr 600! Last thing: in Bangladesh (i was born there) there is a gas light thingy to say that the vehicle runs on gas haha! Not because you need gas! lol

this makes me happy

Wouldn’t a ninja 650 be a better approach for beginners? I raced MX as a kid, and started on a 600 for the street, and was keeping up with the canyon racers right off the bat. Sweet bike and hope to catch you on the road sometime! Welcome to the fam!

God bless you sir this The way you should go about wanting to learn wanting to get a motorcycle not when you’re 18 and getting influence because of all your friends have them and everybody is in a race to see who has the fastest but in all reality just going fast in a straight line demand no skill no talent whatsoever the talent of where the line is cross between a veteran rider and a novice his ability to maintain situational awareness looking 10 seconds ahead scanning the roads I applaud you if every new rider was taught the way he is teaching himself now with good quality research that he’s done there will be a lot less dead first-year riders. And give it maybe two months three months he’s going to hop on that bike not think about it twice put it in gear turn it on and he’ll takeoff he gets on the highway as you know he will get on the freeways no problem he still my forget to turn off the signal But hey everyone still hasthat problem lol. Keep Truckin bro keep Truckin

Just bought my first bike and its a gsxr 600, rode yesterday for the first time.

You’re doing great man your videos really inspire me and help me out and I want a GSXR 600 as well for my first bike but I’m scared

Greetings from Germany. Hope you still have a good time on the Bike. I have my riding exam next week. Passed theory no Problem. Already got my Bike in the Garage - a Triumph tiger 1050 from 2009. Because of my height the options are a bit limited. The Kawasaki Z900 in driving school is already too small. Just need my Bike registered. Used the time i had too do some maintenance on it. I was planning too do the basic driving tasks, that you need to pass in the exam, on my Bike when i am allowed to ride. Maybe those are also something for you to practice and do a Video on

Seems like u have trouble changing gears...but you'll get better ..keep doing u

I currently have a modified Honda from which was my starter bike so when I move back to the US I'm upgrading

Good shit bud.. I’m going to grab a gsxr. Have to decide between a 600 or 750.

I know the video is older but hope you see this comment/question. Why did you choose a sport bike? You like the looks? To go fast? I hear they aren’t comfortable to “cruise” for awhile but that’s just hear say so no personal experience with that. I’m just wondering.

Nice video man.

His first hundred miles ever he's like it's going to be a chill ride AKA I'm just going to stay alive I am going to like And subscribe and recommend I love this guy's attitude me on the other hand my biking career has went much different 🤠🤠🙋🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤣🤣🤣😂😂

Hey. Number one rule when parking a bike. Never ever park it behind a car. One day some one will back into it even though they sawnit parked right behind them as they get in the car. Its not on purpose. They get distracted by life, put the car in reverse, look back and don't see your bike. Smash, there goes your bike. Do your best.

"were only gonna get 10 views on this so who cares" 87k views later... XD love it

Sweet bike bro! Keep practicing safety, I noticed you start your bike in gear. Practice starting in neutral! It’s safer.

I only use premium in my bike and 4wheeler but my car I put the cheapest gas in lol..

You might want to use a single key On ignition switch. The extra keys will start pitting and damaging your brand new top tripple tree with normal riding.

Just subbed getting the exact same gsxr in april

I love watching your videos. I’m a newbie to bike riding too and am still a little nervous when I turn on a bend… countersteering is what worries me. I’m always scared I’m gonna steer the wrong way and crash.. hopefully it will be come a natural thing and it won’t be on my mind as much, then I can actually enjoy riding 😀 how’s you’re riding progressing?

You’re doing good lean more when you turn

When The fuel warning light comes on on my fazer600, I try to get to petrol asap, its supposed to have 20 litre tank including 3 1/2 litre reserve, however I fill up only about 12 litres, so my reserve is more like 7/8 litres, why is this? great video man

Him : I shouldn't put his face ...who cares it only gets like 10 views Corona: I got u fam ...32k views

nice sharing your journey of starting to ride. Where are you at? such a small town with no traffic compared to here in chicago

I got one 5 days ago I don’t know anything but I’m learning already I got the same bike it’s a 2013 how much you u think is worth I pay 5k

U go girl

Now that I think about it before my first hundred miles I accidentally popped a wheelie twice and almost killed myself on a busy Street both times that's how I knew the bike was too powerful for me😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏾‍♂️🙋🏾‍♂️🤠🕶👓👀👁👂🏾

New rider here too

AWW THATS SO SWET THAT YOUR GOING TO RIDE OVEER TO YOUR SISTERS HOUSE TO SHOW HER YOUR BIKE :)

Lol, your bike runs on diesel??? Jk...but In california the diesel pumps are always marked with a green handle, funny how states differ.

Do you guys not have 95 fuel available in the us?

That engine brake feeling may be from being in B mode. Idk tho for sure

How did the weight of the bike feel at first? Was it intimidating at first? Thats one thing I've been concerned about, as I've been wanting to get a bike soon. Im 5'11 160lbs for a reference so im not sure if the bike would feel heavy or light to me.

I’m thinking about starting on a cbr600rr any good advice

Doesn’t rev after he starts the bike? What is this madness hahaha (nothing wrong about it mechanically I think)