Revealing My Ultimate Dream Bike At My Bike Meet! 

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H2R FTW @theveryhotguywithyoursis

you the best biker and had the best bikes 🎉🎉🎉

H2r ftw xxethancarrollxx

H2r ftw

fr dawg

Yea that so nice and very humble😊

Bruh he send for 3 videos

I thought it was cringey as fuck giving money away to peasants and treating them to food.

@R1deAlong i love you brother. Hopefully the legend replies!

man do you realize that your face is revealed🙃

AYYY nah I just realised even ur shoes are colour co-ordinated with your R1, that's pretty mf sick

@r1dealong do you realise that your is revealed 😐

He always does hella nice

@@EduardoGonzalez-bc9fx kay the g you know

Sooo true! Especially when it is someone famous or something like that people usually are afraid to approach and ask for a picture or something. So it is so awesome to see Kay walk around and greet everybody so they feel welcomed. Really fucking dope!

beeter

And it's just 2 min h2r nevermind ❤❤❤❤

🥵🤤🤤

@@radhajangra1357 hahahahhaha

i agree there can't be beeter gift than this godly video

I'm 19 and haven't sat on a bike in my life.. let's see how it goes in coming days

@@godisgreat_7 What I would highly advise you (what I did before going to driving school to get my license) is that you watch some videos on riding before you get on a bike for the first time. From basic controls (throttle, clutch, shifting gears) to actual riding technique (smooth opening/closing the throttle, counter steering, low-speed maneuvers, progressive application of brakes, especially the front brake, including trail braking, body position). Just learn that, and when you start riding make an effort to consciously apply it from day one. That way it will become a second nature with time, and there is less chance you'll make a mistake in an emergency. Bikes are not as forgiving as cars are. I would recommend channels like @MotoJitsu and @DanDanTheFireman who are professionals and whose videos helped me a lot in quickly building the confidence on a bike. That said, with only a few months of proper riding under my belt, I'm still taking it slow, not taking risks (especially on the twisties), and just building my skills and confidence progressively. And do always wear proper gear. I like Kay, I'm happy for him living his dream, and I hope he never again has a crash, but he's not exactly a good example to follow here. Sure, he may have years of riding skills to get away with going 150 mph on a highway in a tank top and ripped jeans, but all it takes is one bump or pothole on the road, some object to cause a tank slapper, oil or gravel to cause you to lose traction, or a car driver switching lanes without looking - and you're going down. And only proper gear can save you, or minimize injury in that moment. It is also good to watch videos of biker crashes, just to see what could happen, learn from it, and have proper fear and respect for riding. Hope this helps.

En Uruguay le dicen bicicletas a las motos? Que curioso

@@sebastianvilla2293 lo mas raro es que no.. creo que el autocorrector es el culpable

pense que era el unico latino que mira sus videos, Mexico

@@sebastianvilla2293 nono, acá les decimos motos, igualmente lo escribi mal, en todo caso seria "motocicleta" porq acá "bicicletas" son las de pedal

@@christianbarraza7034 somo calidad no cantidad! jajaj

Dude it's literally illegal

@@The-Celestial no one cares

@@The-Celestial 24:17 say what? SIR

@@Rajc838 he'll get down to it when he learns H2R does not come with usual Vin Number so you can't get it officially registered for it to be 'Street Legal' with your respective Transport Authorities. Slapping lights and road tyres on a Track-ready Bike don't make it street legal.

@@The-Celestial Ik bro but he does not seem to care

One guy was to worried about getting a pic than looking at his new bike 🤦‍♂️ but I completely agree with your whole comment. He’s a good guy, deserves what he’s got

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