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What's the bike at 0:03
Comment from : Chris Romero

The way they keep saying ‘ass’ to conform to young riders
Comment from : Shiro K

Excellent information for prospective buyers who are confused about the kind of mobike one should choose I feel an ADV can fulfill multiple roles and may be preferred over other types By the way Royal Enfield ( india) is rolling out a 452 cc ADV named" HIMALAYAN"which is going to be a hot selling bike for biking afficianodes Would appreciate your views on HIMALAYAN which has unprecedented u tube videos and possibly you can check out if available
Comment from : sudhansuranjan mohapatra

Well not mentioning dual sport bikes is just unacceptable
Comment from : Igor

Hi everyone brSome send this video link, and if I am like this video, she pays 12$ for 3 videos, but she is a scamer brI will report this channel also brThanks everyone
Comment from : File-closed

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Comment from : Seada Aragaw

I like your all videos
Comment from : Ammars Channel

some more types maybe not represented here arebrunderbonesbrbrunderbones are popular in SEA due to being cheap, lightweight, flexible (has gears but no manual clutch), has medium ground clearance (compared to scooters)brbrthe other two sub categories are maxi scooter (combination of Cruiser and Scooter), and classic naked bike (as opposed to sport naked bike)
Comment from : BMO

Just found this video and im liking it Im new and looking to the honda rebel 1100 automatic which was a surprise I do have high anxiety and panic attacks so the auto got my attention
Comment from : Juan G

for all of you wondering his height , he is 6'3 or 190 cm tall (says it in the vedio)
Comment from : Akshay VP

scooter is my favorite one
Comment from : Aung KO Min

so i know it’s an old video but wondering if anyone can help me I’m 6’8/9 and really want to get a bike i prefer sports bikes but not sure which to get i’ve seen a honda cbr but haven’t sat on one yet so not sure how it will be any ideas on bikes that can work?
Comment from : Ellis Evans

This is a great review, my decision on the best bike for my everyday life is better now
Comment from : Mungasa Denis

ok this vid is for rich people lol
Comment from : David Plata

Buy a turbo busa for the first bike its fire 💀
Comment from : pranav hb

Im someone whose only ever ridden bicycles, cages, and scooters Excited to get my first real motorcycle!brbrMy biggest fear is being too short I'm 167cm (5'7") and so I think its a valid concern
Comment from : Ace Arata Ch

I just started riding a motorcycle this year and it's a Gixxer 150 Now that I know more about bikes I am attracted to cruiser bikes I don't want to die riding so a cruiser is best for me The comfy seat, a cool looking bike, and still be able to experience riding Honda Rebel's the cheapest in my country but soon I'll be riding an HD Fatboy
Comment from : Noxk

Love my scooter!I have a Honda PCX, and it's amazing I live rurally, so it's hard to find lessons, being easier to ride means I can teach myself, and it's very forgiving
Comment from : Brambelle

It's weird how Americans have this obsession with flat footing a motorbike while the rest of the world is taught to ride with one leg down which allows us to ride pretty much any bike no matter the size of bike or person Americans therefor miss out on a lot of different bikes they could have enjoyed if it wasn't for the flat foot obsession
Comment from : Mike Tran

I may be an exeption but i had a MT07 and now have BMW s1k and a 2007 superduke Both the MT07 and the Superduke my right shoulder starts to hurt after 1-2 hours of riding doesn´t happen with the "uncomfortable" superbike so there is no "this type of bike is more comfortable" it depends on the rider and his body
Comment from : David Tautschnig

Great video brLearned a lot !brI wish you would also include price range to really understand the investment in comparaison of power/ comfort brThank you :)
Comment from : Stella Boue

Nice review and honest comparison with suzuki gsx-s1000gt Keep it up
Comment from : Irene Pascua

cafe racers are good beginners bike as long as they don't have clip-on handlebars
Comment from : SilverShadow2LWB

i have a scooter, Rusi Gala 125 but i want a big bike to look bad ass, but i feel like i should get a naked first for a better look witht he comfort i tried a big bike once as a 5'4 midget not fun! i gotta get better at handling one lol and workout
Comment from : Japhet Anciado

Why would you buy a smaller scooter when you can buy a Honda super cub
Comment from : Charles Hunt

Cruiser Bike is something for me
Comment from : Morbid One

Fantastic and a very comprehensive explanation, great video!
Comment from : Roman Galich

I've been a biker all my adult life I have been asked is a good bike to buy I feel sorry for people who mistake me for a motorcycle salesman I also have to wonder if these very same people wouldn't be better off just buying the clothes and hanging out on the sidewalk If you have to ask, just wait here on the sidewalk The bus will be here shortly
Comment from : Helm

Hi guys I am very new to the motorcycle world, I heard the term hypernaked bikes, what category does it fit into?
Comment from : Etienne Quesnel

im 16 getting my bike license may 2024 and im lookin at getting a harley 883 my sisters boyfriend is teaching me how to ride on his moms “883” which was bored out to a 1200 and it’s going pretty well considering i’ve grown up around bikes but i’ve never rode one or owned a dirt bike or anything and i was just wondering if an 883 would be good for a beginner
Comment from : HypnoNL

" you know you know you know you know you know"brbrNo, I don't know, that's why I'm trying to learn about it
Comment from : Body Rum UAE

There's the Honda Cub / C90 and variants, too Closer to a scooter but also a bit more of a "normal" bike Can be had in "scooter" (restricted speed) flavour or as a faster bike (though not very fast!) Incredibly common around Asia, in Vietnam there's millions! Old ladies used to ride them in the UK, but later all got Kias
Comment from : World Comics Review

5’11” 128pounds, value life recommendations?
Comment from : The-boof-series

OMGreally😂😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Renier Jansen

When you hear the guys voice high pitches on every new sentence you cannot unhear it :D
Comment from : Juha

Cool
Comment from : firesmok3

Im definitely a cruiser guy It also prevents me from trying to go faster
Comment from : mr fun at parties

For every new rider that doesn’t know what to get hear me out (specially taller riders) my first bike was a BMW F800GSA an adventure bike what I had to tippie toe at 6ft My second bike was a triumph Daytona 676 super fun bike but if your like me and you have bad self control I highly advise staying away from any sports bikes and I’ll come back to this in a bit, 3rd bike was a DR650 basically a powerfull dirtbike that’s street legal (great for city riding and high mpg, cheap and bullet proof, terrible on the freeway) my current is a 2020 Vstrom 1050 XT Up until the Vstrom the BMW adventure was my favorite It was still faster than 95 of the cars I came across and effortlessly went up to speed, I found it is so much easier to lean adventure bikes despite them being heavier, they felt a lot more balanced and kinda just fell smoothly into turns until they balance themselves They are so comfortable to the point where I just ride my VStrom on 4 hour rides crossing states every weekend despite having a trailer and a car that gets me 40 MPG Back to the sports bike they are so fun to ride but are geared to be fun at higher speeds, by the time you start to smile you’re Alr going 95 MPH and shit can go south really quick, my advice is to give adventure bikes a genuine consideration because I promise you there’s nothing as bad ass as rolling around anywhere you want on a tank that feels like as light as a dirtbike Great starter adventure bikes would be the brbrTenere 700 (not the best for highway without sprocket regearing, more leaning on the off-road adventure bike)brbrSuzuki Vstrom 800 DE ideal for a little bit of everything with an MSRP of 10500 newbrbrAnd many more include the V strom 1050 (has 3 riding modes and 3 modes of traction control, very practical to grow into and pretty forgiving)
Comment from : ziad ajam

Naked bikes are the best do anything motorcycle Ride to work , tour or hit the twistys all that in a comfortable seating position
Comment from : Chris Dadigger

Every single machine in this video other than the dirtbike isnt even a legal starter in europe, like, we cant legally ride them unless we have 2 years of experience and have done at least two driving tests almost perfectly…
Comment from : RAFIMIKI

How to choose a bike:brStep 1: uproot your life, move to JapanbrStep 2: buy a CB400 (Super Four or Bol Dur… your choice)brStep 3: know that this bike is 90 as fast as a sport bike and 90 as comfortable as a cruiserbrStep 4: enjoy life with no regrets
Comment from : David McLeod

I love that Indian can't wait
Comment from : Asmrjabroni

Amazing production quality, analysis, speaking tempo, and handing off to both guys High level production channel!
Comment from : ericphunt

Took my litre bike to miami and i will never do it again
Comment from : Florida Tingz

Scrambler bike?
Comment from : Gama Sharma

The headlight on the standard bike looks like the same kind as my '95 Miata I'm sold!
Comment from : Richie Schneider

what is the differene between crusing, touring and adventure bikes
Comment from : Gautham Raghuraman

Is the ninja h2r a good first bike for a beginner? I'm considering getting one but I never ridden a motorcycle before
Comment from : Mahran Yousef

Quality content 👌
Comment from : Ioannis-John Mizithras

I hope they stopped that high pitch fake talking by now skipped a minute in w that annoyingly fake high pitched voice fat dude
Comment from : Barnes Outdoor Experience

Aww where's the love for the supermotard?
Comment from : Ken Sim

I'd like to see the dealership that allows you to sit on the vehicle
Comment from : Hunter Archer

I’m only 52 hight can you help me what bike should I buy ?
Comment from : Torpa Dai

Whats the bike at 6:20 ??
Comment from : Mukesh

This video is very helpful I was wondering what type of bike I should bike I think I know now
Comment from : Inner Net

DamnWas Waiting For Cafe Racer !!!😢😢😢
Comment from : Glitch Gaming

Nice:)!!!
Comment from : Purvey by Varun vir Rana !!!

Moped It is comfortable to sit on Also, I’ve used it as a daily driver and they are comfortable
Comment from : Half Baked Cat

Hey looking for any recommendations for beginners I’m 6’ tall, new rider I need a bike to get me a 10 minute drive from my apartment to my university campus, and back that can hold up to 300 lbs I will also be using the bike to ride from Philadelphia to Connecticut during spring and winter break Any recommendations?
Comment from : Adriel Alvarado

I like Cruisers and Sport Bikes I want to one day have one of each I just don't know what to get first I am not really into the Touring Bikes They are the Old Person Motorcycle as their vibe, and it's just too dressed and too creature comfort oriented, like it's trying to be too much like an Open 2 Wheel Car Adventure bikes are okay, but they just don't suit me They have too much of a Euro Vibe, which isn't my style at all I feel they are a too heavy too dressed Sport Bike Scooters aren't my thing Just too slow, too boring, and the automatics just make the experience bland Dirt Bikes are cool I would own one if I was more in the country but I am not, so it'd be more a waste of money and would sit more than being ridden, and I am not really into the Dirt Bike on the streets thing The first Standard Style bike first covered in the video is cool, but I like a Fairing Motorcycle over a Naked Style, so I will just revert to Sport Bike That's my overall take on this video, and yes it did help me understand the different classes of bikes
Comment from : IOI SIXER

I love my 125 but have to move on at some point I really can’t choose between Naked, Adventure or Cruiser 😅
Comment from : MotoWolfYT

Any reviews of trikes? 😬
Comment from : Iordan Chis

I love cruisers Currently own a Suzuki boulevard m90 and i love it So comfortable Would totally recommend a boulevard if a rider wanted to go for a Japanese type of cruiser
Comment from : Donut Lord

This sound very against sport bikes
Comment from : Bgjkj Vvhij

If you’re over 5’6” tall don’t get an older model Vulcan 900 unless it’s pre 2000’s I bought a 2009 for $3,000 with 14,000 ish miles on it thinking it was a steal even though it had been dropped once and the exhaust and jugs make it a very hot ride Aprillia does a better job at not catching clothes on fire
Comment from : Connor

I like the cruisers
Comment from : Nzhdeh 95

dual sport/adv crew
Comment from : Mary Kleypas

What about a 6’7” guy? I want a Cruiser, so is the Road king my thing? I wanted a Honda Magna
Comment from : Erik Bayer

What about something like the Ninja 1000sx? A sport touring bike???
Comment from : Ian Buell

big thanks for this advicethis is really helpful especially for a noob like me!😊
Comment from : Mr Akabane

This video is so well made Perfectly concise and very informative at the same time Kudos
Comment from : Aarnav Joshi

love that akropovic exhaust on the scooter
Comment from : Amiel

3:58brbr5:29
Comment from : Doomguy360

Great videobrVery helpful for the different ergonomics of various types of motorbikes 👍🏻
Comment from : William Hooke

What is the Indian at 7:03
Comment from : Alex Hisky

No cafe racers, ADV bikes, retro, scramblerlots missing here, all my favourites!
Comment from : Joseph Cheetham-Wilkinson

Well explained everything 👍🏻😀
Comment from : J 1

It's so interesting learning about all these different types of motorcyclesbrI love how he is wearing a suit with matching coloured helmet and coat with the scooter, he looks so serene yet so cool and handsome The other bikes give him a rugged to sporty and masculine appearance, and the scooter gives him the gentleman, fatherly and romantic appearancebrbrBeing a very short Asian dude (5'3") and also a new rider, I ride a scooter motorbike, my feet just barely touch the ground (a little bit tiptoe) and my bike is already pretty low, but it's still comfortable compared to other bikes I also have to learn to ride on semi-automatic underbone bikes, as that's the most popular in my country and also used in driving schools and motorcycle test
Comment from : Maximilian Isaac Lee

Simple: light weight and reliabilty
Comment from : John Public

1207
Comment from : حيدر علاء جاسب

Informative video
Comment from : survivor3577

Hello! Thanks for the video Which is the first black one? I am 5 -10 Would it be too small?
Comment from : Man service

How about mopedasian moped like the ct125
Comment from : norman Chan

You don’t choose… she will choose you!!
Comment from : Johnny Guevara

Thank you so much for this video I need a bike that I can use for long distance everyday from work to home every day And is also cheap to maintain and gas mileage
Comment from : MFD 7704

watching this video knowing damn well I cannot afford a motorcycle but desperately want one
Comment from : UNDDninja

very informative cheers
Comment from : left4cash

scooters reallly
Comment from : Oversharegamer

price weight handling
Comment from : John Public

No supermotos?
Comment from : Justin Wrye

You forgot the third An active rider about to turn a non-rider friend into a rider with an impromptu lecture of the season they didn't ask for
Comment from : Kakad00

Absolutely the best video for choosing the right type of motorcycle, just for you And, it’s important to get your ass in the seat to get a feel for what you prefer most, and for the reasons you’ll be riding a motorcycle 👍🏼👏👏👏👏
Comment from : Douglas W Bush, MA

Scooter for life!!! ❤
Comment from : Zenki

I've had a Vespa GTS300 on Miami Beach for the past 9 years, but I'm thinking of getting a Ducati Streetfighter Is there another street bike that you think might be more suitable for this transition?
Comment from : Dean Bush