Learning how to BURNOUT on the NINJA 400
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2020
- Join me as I attempt to learn how to do a Burnout on my 2019 Kawasaki Ninja 400!
Hey guys, I'm Kwackajack and thanks for joining along for another video. Today we are out in the Gold Coast Hinterland, as far away from anyone as possible, to try and learn how to do a burnout on my motorcycle. I've never really been a fan of this sort of stuff but I figured why not give it a go.
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tip for anyone wanting to learn to do a burnout, pick your butt up off the bike, less weight on the back tire means less grip
That’s the first time I’ve laughed out loud at a motorcycle video. Good job keep them coming 😁
Hahaha you got it at end 😂 good video Kwackajack I was laughing 😂😆
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed :)
I opened up CZcams, I saw your video, I clicked it. And as always, it's always entertaining to watch, plus I gained a lot more info about biking. I also love seeing the nature on your videos. Hiking and camping would be awesome there.
I want to try this when Its time to get a new set but I’m scared because every single time ive stalled the bike (except once) I drop it because I am quite short and lose my balance easily. The initials jerk causes me to shift and be unable to react quickly and pull in the clutch since I’m tippy toeing it anyway. So I’m scared of damaging my baby. Going to have to wait until I have my ZX-6 to experiment with my 400
When will be the Ninja 400 BS 6 Model release in India? Please Reply?
Since it was your first burnout it was pretty cool to start out in the dirt but you should have really layed on the throttle, and kept the tire spinning real fast as you ease up to the asphalt. This would have caused a nice smoky burnout rather than a dust cloud.
One of the main reasons I bought a sport bike was to do burnouts, as well as the need for speed. I did burnouts the day I bought it. I'm not a crazy maniac like some of these sport bike riders but if I think I need to show off in front of somebody I'll do a nice big old smokey. There's nothing like being head-to-head with another sport bike rider at a red light and challenging them to do a burnout until the light turns green.
Yea, it was a bit of a weak attempt. Perhaps I'll retry in the future!
Haha nice, sounds like a crazy rider your are
Hey Jack! I was surprised to see this video! Lol! :) I understand the eagerness to experiment. It was a good try. Just a friendly suggestion on safety, try not to point the bike towards the road when you try something new. I know you used the soft sand by the side for favourable traction. And you're in control. But, still just be safe.
There were some instances where you succeeded, if you run it in slow motion it is going to look cool. Cheers! :)
Thanks for the feedback mate! Yea I used the softer gravel to try get a bit more spin without wrecking the tyres too much. Not really any traffic out there so no cars to worry about thankfully. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
@@Kwackajack My pleasure! Good day mate!
Plus you have to stand up so you're not putting weight on the rear end.
Good point, I’m sure there’s lots of things I did wrong but it was a bit of fun to film haha. Thanks for watching mate!
Try do it in a parking lot for exemple. Those small stones affect your front tire grip and might puncture your rear tire.
Good suggestion! It was sort of a spur of the moment type deal but in the future that's a good idea. Thanks for watching! 🙏🏻
Had a question for you Jack, why choose the Ninja 400 over the competitors like the Yamaha R3?
Ninja is pretty much best in class. Only other competitor who would maybe compete would be cbr500, but even then I believe they have a limiter on them for beginners whereas the 400 doesn’t. I can address this in another video if you like
@@Kwackajack would be awesome to get review from an actual 400 owner
I have a full review on the channel and several other videos talking about what I love and hate about the Ninja 400 :) If there's anything else you'd like to know about the bike let me know!
Glad you didn’t hurt yourself, I think you kept moving because you were in gravel so your front tire was losing traction as your rear was gaining traction
what is the name of that slip on exhaust?
The Leo Vince LV-10 in black
Hey Kwakajack, I’ve got a new ninja400 my2021 if you’d like to use it on your Chanel to review 😊 would like to see a review of it, ps live not to far from the GC!
Oh awesome! Thanks for the offer mate, but at the moment I’m on the lookout for other models to take a ride & review. Keep an eye out for when we start doing group rides though! (@kwackajack_ on Instagram)
How does it affect the tires?
Not too badly because I didn’t really do big burnouts and it was on the gravel. Right at the end of the video in the bloopers I show what they look like!
Great video, Wouldn't the fact that your doing it on the gravel affect the front tires grip, you should have tried on the asphalt.
Yea it probably would, but I didn’t want to completely shred to tyres haha. Think I’m just not good at burnouts. Thanks for watching though!
@@Kwackajack Maybe with the front on the tar so it's gripping and not sliding, and the rear on the gravel? But yeah I'm no burnout guy, just some chump getting a Ninja 400 for Christmas and you came up.
@@Kwackajack what if the front is on the asphalt and the rear is in the gravel.
Yea I think that's probably the way to go. I should also lean forward and try get the weight off the back tyre so it's got less grip. All a learning experience!
@@Kwackajack Yep that'll help.
how is that Vance exhaust sounding for you?? can't decide between that or the akro......good try on that burnout though we can't all be showoffs 😅
The LeoVince? It's good, very loud but not obnoxious like some Harley's. If you wen't for long rides I'd recommend ear plugs.
Thanks haha, I'm not meant for burnouts and wheelies
@@Kwackajack no worries me either but at least you tried im still working on knocking off the new from my tires ....thanks for the info though is it the lv10??
Sure is!
I think the reason why you can't stay in one place is because the ninja 400 doesn't have as strong brakes as a bigger motorcycle. I might be wrong tho.
You could be right on that one, I think it's also got a LOT to do with the fact I don't really know what I'm doing haha. Looking back I think I need to get my weight off of the back tyre but leaning forward, and also perhaps be on more stable ground. Thanks for watching mate! Hope you enjoyed :)
Millage of ninja400?
Whole video up on the channel about that!
funny !! lmao !! i would'nt be able to do it at all ...............
#400club
Bro you’re on gravel so the front tire can’t get any traction and is just sliding. You have to do it on the asphalt.
Is that Cole?
Nah it’s Kwack
You must be do it on asphalt lol….
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KwackaJack-ass
U gotta get ur weight off the seat
Yea I learnt that towards the end
TÜRKİYE den selam. Ninja 400 sevdirdiğin için teşekkürler :)
Your doing it on loose gravel which is not smart at alll
You are the man for this! You trusted yourself and didn’t bitch it. And helped me learn. Thank you sir. 🫡