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How much do you pay monthly for your R3 my credit is around a 600 but a motorcycle is really my last chance of having some type of vehicle

So basically the clutch will is your bestfriend on a bike.

Do you have to Shift back into 1st out of neutral to accelerate when you take off or can it do it automatically/and or drive in neutral? Thanks

I just started riding this year. & I have an 2023 Yamaha R3 in Black. I added a Yoshimura R77 full exhaust instead of the stock exhaust. Let’s get er done boys! 🏍️

Just passed my msf retake today im so excited to start riding im also gonna look at an R3

After watching this I think I'm ready to get a bike and go whip it on the highway 😂😂

Thank you dude, I needed to see this video, in the process of saving after finally getting sober Cant wait

I’ve just bought a Papio SS, my first bike ever, and posted first deaf motovlog (with subtitles) last night. Thank you so much for this! Definitely helpful. Keep riding safe bro!

@12:03 you heard him... dont pull out. leave it in.

I have a question when you blip the throttle it looks like youre rolling off the throttle... are you giving it more gas or rolling off?

Immediate like for the intro song choice ❤️‍🔥

You learn more from riding smaller cc bikes vs big cc bikes

Any tips for a first time rider Iam getting a r3 this weekend

Goose shit😂

After watching this you helped me to get a r3 to restart. Been almost 13 years since my last ride so I’m gonna relearn myself before the test. And the way gas prices are going I’m getting back on to a bike.

Hey gh0st you alive bro?

Do most guys ride without an endorsement?

That suc

15:05 you dont find neutral, neutral finds you

, yeah chillong , I was 32 when I started riding

Your shorty levers probably didn't help on test.

I Just bought this bike. I have 2 much bigger bikes, I use this has a quick go around town bike. The other bikes I use for longer rides. Or times when I want some power, I have options. This is a real great little toy. It is also a great beginners bike. This bike is harder for me to get into trouble with speed, and power. I really like this bike

Just got a R3 rn lol

What happened no more videos lately ?

I think i might be okay learning on something like this. I spent sometime in the Philippines learning from Zero experience on a Honda wave 125 of course that was clutchless but u still had to manually shift it. And the traffic was super crazy, no place in the US comes even close to what i experienced dealing with traffic and cars over there, never crashed it once, only had one close call as a driver bumped me slightly in traffic.

What tips did he give you, was interested to hear that. Guess you didnt film that

Looking at first bikes always loved the r6 but knew that's a terrible place to start

bro didnt I watch you BARELY pass ur road test only because that instructor was generous af & now ur a teacher?

Thank you 🙏

Throttle-less starts should only be used to learn where the friction zone of the clutch is, in confined spaces. Once you get the feel for it, give it a little bit of throttle before releasing the clutch. That way you can release the clutch MUCH faster, and avoid being in the way of people behind you. And there is much less chance of stalling the engine. The R3 doesn't have a ton of torque either, so it will stall easier than a bike with a bigger engine. Once you get the hang of the friction zone, start releasing the clutch simultaniously with revving the engine. It quickly becomes pure muscle memory. If you do throttle-less starts at an intersection with people behind you, they *WILL* start honking at you! My experience in the matter comes from riding 250cc bikes, like the single-cyliner Honda CB 250 RS and twin cylinder Suzuki GSX 250 ES. Well, and the Suzuki GSX-R 250, but that one is in a category of it's own. It's a JDM 4-cylinder 249cc with 48 hp and a redline at 17K. It only began pulling cleanly above 6K (5K would fry the spark plugs), and needed 10K to start feeling like a proper motorcycle. And no matter how slow you were going, it would sound like you were speeding. At 80 km/h (50 mph) it would be at 7K in 6th gear. :) And you couldn't adjust the idle by using the rev counter. Idle was 1600, but the counter only began at 3K. XD

You explained everything really well, thanks for taking the time to teach the right way.

great video man u earned a sub. can i ask where you got your bike delivered from? so hard to find somthing near by that has the r3 in stock!

Thank you❤

I'm afraid he must have moved to TT for good

Me over here wanting an R3 watching R3 videos 😅

when are you coming back?

I know this video is pretty old but I appreciate the “how to” I’m planning on hopefully getting this bike in a couple years as my first

Is this guy okay? He hasnt uploaded for 2 years

I drive stick and have only owned m/t cars. I understand the concept of riding a m/t but I'm hoping I can translate it to a bike. Lol I have my first class this Sunday.

Thank you for this! It helped out a bunch 😁

The best rider ❤❤

Thank you! I just started my motovlog channel, wish me luck 🤞🏻

I thought with shifting down u want to rev match ? Not let off the throttle like shifting up

I weight 46kg and 5’2 do u think this would suit me? I really want to Get a bike am 15 but am working towards saving up for next year and getting an R3.

What are you apologizing for? I’m here to see motorcycles and that’s what you are doing.

6:13 why didn’t you just move to the front isn’t that the benefits of the bike

Awsome video

Gonna need this video in 2,5 years when I hopefully have a A2 license

What do you edit on? PC or laptop? What editing software do you use?