7 Beginner Motorcycles You Can Be PROUD TO OWN!

[@yammienoob]

Get the finest nut trimmer @ www.Manscaped.com/yammie 🔥 🥜

[@sethmoon7633]

I know you don’t like Royal Einfield but could you do a video on the upcoming Meteor 350?

[@joshmills2181]

The manscaped lawnmower 2.0 has left me bleeding more than once

[@yathishbl3757]

Not gonna buy until you put a royal Enfield 650 twins in your videos

[@DYLANJJK94]

For new tech at 2:42, I just want one piece of old tech for my future motorcycles, a gas gauge....

[@tapasvichayal6121]

Yammie why didnt you added the bike trident in your list ?

[@mike-gv2ol]

Do NOT buy a bike because what you think others will think. Buy one that makes YOU happy. If you are riding to impress you won’t be riding long.

[@ritzevespa]

Whaha so true 😂 I've got a 250 Vespa and it's a mega cruzer, no pain in my hands and knees, and for fun I'll take the xt 600 😁

[@eby6613]

Me and my '06 CBR125R wholeheartedly agree

[@ritzevespa]

@@eby6613 who is gonna red line his 1100cc leader bike 😂 no one

[@perrycalabrese3475]

I'd ride a Bergman if I could find a used one reasonably priced.

[@Tyrant96]

Indian FTR1200🌹

[@itsthekkc]

#7 @ 1:51 - Honda CB 500X #6 @ 3:03 - KLX Dualsport #5 @ 3:57 - Harley Sportster #4 @ 5:01 - KTM 390 series (RC 390, Duke 390, 390 Adventure, Svartpilen 401, Vetpilen 40) #3 @ 6:33 - Triumph Bonneville Street Twin #2 @ 7:33 - Moto Guzzi V73 (with some other models) #1 @ 8:55 - Ducati Scrambler Sixty2

[@skylarmorknerbrown]

Noticeably absent: Triumph Trident

[@kemalyesil7565]

Thank you I really didn’t want to watch all the video. You’re a legend

[@cMckone93]

the Moto Guzzi in black looks like a nazi bike

[@andreib2148]

0:55 - Manscaped The Lawn Mower 4.0

[@skyving]

@Whiskey Pete Most Triumphs are already being made in Thailand, including the Street Twin. The KTM 390s are built in India. Your point being?

[@jenna9416]

The Royal Enfield INT650 definitely deserves a mention as a cheaper alternative to the Bonnie. Great base for modifications as well.

[@xav_crack]

He's so biased against Royal Enfields just because he has never ridden one of the new twins.

[@longboardreynosa]

Is it true that royal enfield bikes are fragile? Like... Half their life is spend with a mechanic?

[@Jedirocksalways]

beastworkingpb that used to be the case with their old bikes their new twins have pretty good build quality and reliability.

[@redswift31]

@@longboardreynosa lol no

[@lucyboy8276]

@@longboardreynosa that's bullshit. They are the most dependable machines you can find.

[@jimmytorello7041]

I fall in love with my 2019 KTM 390 Duke a little bit more every time I’m on it.

[@arberx]

KTM's are so addicting.

[@FwdProgression]

100% agree! Love my 2020 Duke 390. Its been an absolute blast for the last 2 months I’ve owned it.

[@mcr0741]

@@arberx They always seem to get the "fun" element just right.

[@d17a2dude]

I was telling my gf that just last night

[@mcr0741]

@A Z Eh... well yes but actually no. Everything that people do on a Husqy, can be done on the Duke too. And it's cheaper than the Husqy and still gets more features like quick shifter, phone connectivity, tft screen, slightly better ergonomics.

[@elisabattle8456]

Currently own a 1989 Moto Guzzi Mille GT 1000 cc that I have had for 20 years. Once took me 120 miles on one cylinder at highway speed when one spark plug wire crapped out on a Sunday morning with no shops open. At almost 70 years old it has gotten too heavy to maneuver in and out of situations. Purchased a 2013 Moto Guzzi V7 Stone at more than 100 pounds less wet weight. Absolutely love it. Will stay with Moto Guzzi for the rest of my riding life. I have owned BMW, Laverda, Ducati, Moto Morini, Triumph, BSA, Zundapp, Indian, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Cagiva and loved them all for different reasons, but the fact that I can physically handle the weight of a bike that will cruise (illegally) at 85-90 mph for as long as I need, looks good, is reliable and affordable and unique, why shop anywhere else?- -Mike Battle

[@MrRourk]

People don't know Moto Guzzi does not like mechanics. Regular maintenance is usually all that is needed

[@noblepolygon5109]

I saw a royal Enfield himalayan while I was riding last week and fell in love. Thats going to be my next bike when I pass to the next EU moto exam

[@chicknman72]

a great bike for the money....I LOVE mine!

[@anonym3017]

@@chicknman72 yeah except it's no longer cheap. in europe they want 8k euros for a new one.

[@SupremeChimp]

Slow AF

[@chicknman72]

@@SupremeChimp that's the whole point of the bike....low HP, high torque....a great entry level bike, which is the point of this video....handles good on the road, handles good off the beaten path....who needs speed for city, suburban, gravel and dirt ...or country twisty riding for that matter? I wouldn't throw a beginner on a "fast" bike

[@jzehner]

Check out Janus Motorcycles. I just picked up one a month ago. It's my first bike.

[@xMaoxoaMx]

I rode a V7 III in march, and ever since that day i cant forget that engine. I know "character" is so overused, but after i rode the guzzi, my kawi Z750 just felt lifeless. finally sold the Z750 last week to order the new V7 IV in the centenario finish. I regret nothing.

[@clemens974]

is it true that the exhaust and pedal can touch easly the ground during the curves??

[@real.g]

Upon further research, statistics, graphs and your videos. I've come to the conclusion as a beginner rider to get myself a turbo busa. So thank you for the easy decision❤

[@Jf_1900]

Makes sense, the faster you go the more balance you have ...

[@johnbiggins4864]

....also buy a push-bike.....licences are lost very quickly on a busa

[@RealOrangenectar]

Yes

[@jktho]

Just got a 2021 vitpilen on Saturday. As my first bike I couldn’t be happier.

[@maxrecon8883]

Where were you able to purchase one from?

[@jktho]

@@maxrecon8883 From a dealership here in San Francisco. I told one of the salesmen to let me know when they were getting one in and he did. It came in on Friday and I picked it up first thing Saturday. I believe they still have a svartpilen.

[@maxrecon8883]

@@jktho I live in Tennessee so I definitely won't be going that far to pick one up. But would you recommend getting the vitpilen or the svartpilen?

[@jktho]

@@maxrecon8883 that’s a tough question. I’d say as a brand new rider (which I am) go for the svartpilen like our papa suggests. I chose the vit cause I’ve been a simp for the cafe racer since forever and will sacrifice a bit of comfort for looks. But the svart is going to be the more comfortable of the two. Hope this helps.

[@maxrecon8883]

@@jktho Yes it does, I appreciate it. I've just been looking into these two, the Duke 390, and the Yamaha r3. So I'm just trying to decide what's the best one to choose.

[@mcjitsu]

LOVE the GUZZI. I has something you can't know until you ride it.After that nothing else compares.

[@approxknowledge]

Got the Svartpilen 401 for my first road bike because of your videos and I absolutely love it!

[@brandtstickley8959]

Me too!

[@LeVainCasque]

Yessir. I just upgraded from the V7II racer, to the V7III Anniversary, and you're right. That chrome tank/ fairing/red frame gets me too much attention sometimes...

[@jonathanjoestar__]

i got a honda vision 50 in november (in england and at 16 thats all i can ride), and even though the top speed is a blistering 30mph, i couldnt be happier on it. heaps of fun, good on fuel, reliable. love it.

[@williammiao8862]

It absolutely fine in my opinion. No need to enter the “Great North American Penis Size Competition”

[@luiz576]

@@williammiao8862 Agree!! These people call mid range displacement little monsters "beginner bikes". Recently, a noob guy, whose channel I followed cause he owened same 650 I have died three monthes after he bought his firsts begginer bike. Seems he was a very methodic and centered person, but this internet thing made he push his limmits too far, too fast. So sad!

[@williammiao8862]

@@luiz576 That was sad too hear, what I experience traveling to America ,is the pursuit of “comfort highway speed capability “pushed a lot of rider there to start with large displacement bikes, and the culture of look down on small displacement bikes as toys for teenagers didn’t really help.

[@Anything_With_An_Engine]

Ive got a MotoGuzzi V7 III. Honestly even for someone with lots of riding experience its an amazing bike to go cruise on or take on a couple hour long road trip. And they hold nearly 6 gallons of gas! I can get about 230-260 miles on one tank. Also the power, weight, and handling on the V7 is amazing. Much better option than some 883 Sportsters I have ridden and I loved my sportster that I had. Now that I have it tuned and a pipe and stuff its even more amazing.

[@clemens974]

It's true that the exhaust and pedal can touch easly the ground during the curves??

[@voxsystem6710]

@@clemens974 I never dragged the exhaust: foot pegs are lower. The kickstand is massive and it will touch first when leaning left.

[@cyb1979]

Yammie endorsing Guzzi... instantly made my week.

[@Iwannagofast94]

Spreading the gospel of Guzzi!

[@markflieger673]

Thanks for the information. If it wasn’t in a list of 7 units my squid brain wouldn’t be able to handle it.

[@DaveLarson24]

I liked seeing my Moto Guzzi V7 III made the list. Pleased to see it at #2 It has been a great bike these past 2 years.

[@janedubourg4837]

No power

[@ktm42080]

Definitely buy what YOU like!! My first street bike was a 75 Honda CB200T, smoooooooth and whisper quiet. Used no fuel, and that was when gas was .97 cents a gallon. It gave me confidence and probably would make it coast to coast on a ten dollar bill.

[@222wheelsdown]

Checkin in from chandler, AZ! Just bought a 390 adv and this Ktm is a blast! My very first bike, bought it because I didn’t have a truck or trailer for a dirt bike... highly recommend ppl look into Adv bikes for their versatility and overall enjoyment factor

[@HexDan]

Just got my CB300R 5 days ago, best purchase ever as a seasoned rider.

[@mravi97]

In the context of the Bonnie, a Royal Enfield INT650 makes a lot of sense. Defo deserves a place on the list!

[@mcr0741]

Couldn't agree more!

[@nickthomson1039]

100%

[@rudolphpyatt4833]

Same power as the Honda.

[@KANISHK1222]

@@rudolphpyatt4833 yeah but more torque

[@wetzel1628]

🥴

[@Thunder_Bear_mg]

Two facts the moto guzzi v7 III: 1. The newest model is now an 850cc. 2. The most affordable version has been and is the stone, not the special as incorrectly stated in this video.

[@cobalt4966]

The most important part of the video was where Papa Yams reminded us to fear spiders

[@yammienoob]

Way too many legs

[@robwallis1277]

We should embrace their little fangy faces, and their many legs, for they probably outnumber us. Besides, most of them aren't significantly venomous.

[@DYLANJJK94]

Maybe he can sell them his balls cutter o_o

[@standupmoto]

👍🇦🇺🦘 It’s not that bad…. Oh crap yes it is.🕷

[@kell7195]

@@yammienoob In Australia the Funnel Web, Red Backs and White Tails can kill you

[@MetrisOvervander2021]

Thanks yammie. I love my first and only motorcycle. 2018 moto guzzi v7III. 11k miles in 2 years

[@vess6934]

That 390 Duke set the bar for a motorcycle so high for me as a new rider. It's the first bike I took on the street after the MSF course. What a crazy little thing! It's hard for many other beginner bikes to live up to it.

[@marekbabik2791]

yeah it is amazing ... but its not reliable or is it ??? im about to buy some beginner bike(A2 licence) but i think a used duke 390 could be a pain in the ass and pain in my wallet ...have u some experience with the reliabilty ?

[@m-faccin]

Yammie! The Guzzi V7 now has an updated 853 cc engine, the same engine from the classic adventure V 85 TT. Look also at the Centenario edition, special edition for the 100 birthday of Moto Gozzi that happens this year. Such a beauty!

[@paulhoskin5353]

And it is TRANSVERSE mounted, not longitudinal. It's a pretty bloody important feature of the brand.

[@johnbiggins4864]

The new 850 has been refined maybe a bit too much.....I've heard it's lost the rawness of old ....

[@mattstrangis9694]

@@paulhoskin5353 the crankshaft orientation is longitudinal.

[@saymaytaytay]

I got the V7 Stone as my first bike and I LOVE it. I ride it everyday.

[@zachnicol7500]

V7 classic here! Nearly got a 401, but the ergo (and sound) on the guzzi made it a no brainer!!

[@mynamedoesntmatter9013]

Pro tip for the Guzzibois. Because the 2021’s just rolled onto the showroom floor, dealers are desperate to get rid of the 2020’s. I picked up mine about a month ago for a hair over $9k out the door and those bikes are so worth it!

[@kell7195]

Nicccce

[@YourBrainonBooks]

My first was a Bonnie. Was awesome to learn on and remains fun as a now experienced rider. I will never be out of style

[@Anonymist79]

I just bough my first bike. 2021 CBR 300R. My riding buddies give me a hard time because it's not powerful, but I just enjoy commuting to work on it and crusing curvy roads sometimes. Definitely fun.

[@Umbrawolfx]

I got a ninja 300 as my first (and current) and I love it.

[@MrDefining]

Same here and it's a great bike

[@Dmots4lyfe]

The sixty2 finally made a list!!! I chose this as my beginner bike for all of these reasons. It was two years old and never ridden on the lot. Got a deal on it. Have almost 2,000 miles on it and it’s getting better and better to ride

[@ravenovatechnologies6554]

But as a desmo isn't the valve job going to cost your firstborn?

[@Dmots4lyfe]

@@ravenovatechnologies6554 no…It’s going to take me a long time before I get to those services. I don’t ride long distances and I stay local.

[@yyyo03]

I have a Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 as my first bike. I know you're not a big fan. The 649cc parallel twin is almost bulletproof and it handles so nicely. Definitely a great beginner bike for me.

[@Gulgonful]

Bruh the KTM RC390… lovely choice Yah I own a V7II and love it, perfect bike even for a vet

[@Iwannagofast94]

Yes, spread the word about the wonderful Guzzi!!!

[@gavinrobertson182]

Just bought the KLX300 and it was a great purchase so far

[@Sentinel713]

Love seeing some Guzzi representation on the channel!

[@denifer5483]

Brought home a 2021 Cb500x this past weekend so far its awesome; I started to really enjoy grilling and mowing my lawn maybe its the obligatory dad mode the universe has now bestowed upon me.

[@thetruegentlemanly]

I just signed up for a MSF course. I’m making the jump from dirt to street!

[@leifexplore]

I am glad I pulled the trigger and bought a KLX. albeit moderately used. I hope it holds its value when I gained more experience and decide to get more advanced bike.

[@TheRealKazmir]

As a Husqvarna 401 and 701 owner, these things are more than just cool looking, they truly are wonderful machines. If you're a beginner get a 401

[@OverlordHD36]

I'm very much considering a 401 as my first bike, but it's going to be my only vehicle. I'm going to do 80% commuting in and out of the city, 5% highway, 10% having fun on and offroad on weekends and a 5% would be nice to carry around stuff like groceries (not that much though, I live alone). I realy want that bike for it's fun factor, but do you think it is realistically usable for that kinda of stuff ? Or is it realy just a realy good second bike instead of first ?

[@TheRealKazmir]

@@OverlordHD36 it's a great first bike. I typically wouldn't advise this being your only vehicle though, for the price yiy could get a serviceable car and close to enough for a decent used bike. But if your heart is set on a bike, the 401 is incredible for basically all city and suburban riding. Stinks on interstate but is functional enough to do it in a pinch

[@OverlordHD36]

@@TheRealKazmir Yeah I guess I will get some more time to think it through. For the same price I could have a used honda nc700s, WAY more boring but also way more practical. And then get a more fun and bigger bike in a couple of years when I get my unrestricted license (I'm from europe)

[@endaddineakass7316]

Just ordered my Svartpilen 401. Happy to know it’s indicated for a first bike. 😇

[@andrerobertdrouin3642]

Your two top winners are costly to maintain so actually they are for those who have bags of money , my winner for quality and fun ride on the cheap is a Royal Enfield 650 either version

[@dksharma683]

Sometimes i feel weird how high 650cc bikes you consider beginner there in usa . We feel amazing here in india to ride 150 or 200 cc when you are beginner.

[@mverick5444]

I used to ride a ninja 400 but it was too underpowered for interstate riding at 70 mph with pillion. So you need 500 cc and above for decent performance.

[@perrycalabrese3475]

I agree with you Dk. Here in the US people are convinced anything under 1200cc is a beginner bike. I have the most fun on my 81 GL500.

[@mverick5444]

@@perrycalabrese3475 500 cc is still enough for most people. Trouble starts when you ride two up with saddle bags and need to overtake semis at speeds above 90 mph.

[@mverick5444]

@@perrycalabrese3475 also it depends what you are riding. A 500 cc super sport is different from a liter class Harley bagger

[@perrycalabrese3475]

@@mverick5444 solo saddle and I do the posted speed limits so I'm good.

[@herrsuperpixel4442]

Getting my Vitpilen 401 this friday😍 i really cant wait to hit the roads. Ride safe guys🤙🏻

[@TragicAyk]

Und bist du zufrieden? Habe meine Samstag angemeldet und echt verliebt

[@herrsuperpixel4442]

@@TragicAyk ich liebe sie einfach sooo sehr, fährt sich prima und schaut geil aus

[@TragicAyk]

@@herrsuperpixel4442 sehr gut, so muss das sein! Bin jetzt in ca. nem Monat fast 1500km gefahren, kann nicht aufhören 😁

[@chrissmith7669]

I was thinking Sportster for my first but wound up on a HD Street Bob. It’s lots of fun and not that much heavier than a Sportster.

[@marremane]

Finally featuring some Guzzis!

[@simpshady9090]

My friend had a svartpilen 401 for years and now he’s upgrading to the 701 version. That’s how much he loves the thing.

[@DaPopeLP]

Yamme: If I were to pick a sporty as my first bike I'd get my head checked Me, with a sportster as my first bike: oh... ok

[@packrat-y7j]

As someone who owns an iron 883 - it was my first bike in seven years. My actual first bike was a Honda hurricane 600 when I was just graduating college, and the iron has been great in easing myself back into cycling again. It's been a gas. I can def echo the complaint on the stupid buttons tho.

[@danielpreciado3112]

Have a suzuki van van. It's like a hammer. Simple and stupid easy to use, no crazy features, easy to maintain. Sure it only goes up to about 70mph but seeing that it's about as beginner as they come, that's fine.

[@MatchBookNotes]

I deffo have wanted the motoguzzi as my first bike for years, the even torque curve makes me feel like i would be safe

[@mressotaric]

I got a V7ii racer as my first bike 3 years ago. Most people tell me "I've heard of motoguzzi, but I've never actually seen one before"

[@Mr350toyota]

Got me a svart 401 and I love it so hard. The looks kill and the bike is so fun and punchy for my first bike. Glad to see it high on the list

[@EzekielMS]

I just purchased a 2018 Ducati cafe racer, and let me tell you.... it was undoubtedly love at first sight ❤

[@Punkknuckles610]

I was waiting for a Ducati to be brought up... beautifully sculpted and the exhaust is perfect!

[@perrycalabrese3475]

If you're learning to ride, pick a bike that has a low center of gravity and you can comfortably reach the ground. A lot of newer bikes have outrageous seat heights making new riders uneasy during slow speeds and stopping. Vulcan S is a great choice.

[@Anonymous-my5ud]

Man watching your video show how I should not be as a rider. Why should i care what other thinks about my bike. It's mine I should love it.

[@somebiker3459]

Don’t forgot you can always keep your beginner bike and just save up for a bigger one! Who doesn’t want 2 bikes!?!?

[@brytway9155]

Interesting input on the Harley controls; I actually prefer having a switch on either side. For whatever reason it helps me not leave it on for 5 miles

[@kell7195]

Oh wow great list, love to see the Italian bikes up top. As a Husky Vitpilen 401 owner I can say that indeed its a ripper of a 1st bike, nearly flicked me off the back a couple of times when ive got a bit peppi on the throttle but gawwwwd damn that Guzzi looks so good.

[@jAbberwocky613]

Motorcycles you can be proud to own: anything that gets you on 2 wheels and makes you happy.. you don’t need anyone’s approval, lol smh

[@curtrn]

Purchased a 1985 BMW K100 for $2000 in 98% condition. I'm impressed myself and that's why I bought it. The used market offers so much economically I can't justify spending new bike prices.

[@punkrockdidi]

Currently owning a Guzzi V7 stone II, Looks great (Matt black),sounds great (with Mistral exhausts),very customizable,easy with a passenger,21L tank,shaft drive... I just would have loved to see it have 20HP more. That's the only thing I don't like about it.

[@milodebruin4821]

I agree, I wish they had of added that 20hp with their latest release, especially for the v9.

[@GabryLuke3D]

the new 2021 V7 has 65 hp against the 48 of the V7 II (+17, that's close...)

[@punkrockdidi]

@@GabryLuke3D absolutely,saw one last week but it's a completely different bike.much more refined,no vibrations,it doesn't pull to the right when twisting the throttle,... it's starting to loose the Italian charm 😅

[@punkrockdidi]

@@milodebruin4821 v9 is Also a beauty!especially with the small front tire 😜

[@GabryLuke3D]

@@punkrockdidi which one? My Griso 1100 does pull to the right: it’s one of the reason why I got it, it feels alive

[@BigNews2021]

Out of all the bikes mentioned the Moto Guzzi V7 is the one to get, beginner or not. The new one is actually an 850cc, which I've yet to try, can't wait. The Bonneville would be my second choice. The Sportster? Nope.

[@izzy8609]

My cb300r neo sports Cafe adv project scoffs at this list and happily gets me moving on two wheels which coincidentally makes me proud.

[@Saltymoles]

So hyped i have my MSF next week! Then grabbing a bike

[@bryantknapton668]

Newly minted rider here. RE Meteor was my choice, and the heel toe shifter...awesome!

[@roywalls5595]

My Piaggio mp3 250 weight 560bls comes parking brake and lock tilting system! Got automatic transmission 244hp!

[@cameronhayes113]

Yammy and Co, Could you do a review of the motoguzi V7 - what it's like to ride, use, fun factor?

[@kell7195]

I second that motion

[@fella999th]

Got a ktm390 rc a few months ago, absolutely love it!!

[@JTMoney333]

My 1st bike was a Custom Sporty 1200c 100th anniv. Id go with the 1200. Was well worth it. Then upgraded to the 1650 wide glide and jumped on a triumph 675. All great choices. Great vlogs. Like the editing and flow of vids. Keep up great work.

[@ivylineharper411]

I love my scrambler sixty2!!!!! Best beginner bike , it’s great for women too ! Although it’s a bit heavy to pick up when dropped 💀.... I’m not gonna lie I’ve dropped it 3 times in the 2 months of owning it. But it was just when I was standing with it not moving, I feel like if I weighed more it wouldn’t be a problem

[@stablestoic1491]

Z400 all the way as a 1st. Then I'll get fancy when/if I upgrade.

[@rappers5719]

Can I ask your definition of a beginner please. As a suggestion, look at the UK 'L' plate to pass. Check out the cc's allowed.

[@harvardford8752]

Some of us don’t have much of a choice tho, I got a hand me down 1991 GSXR750 I fell in love with that since it’s been such a huge part of my biking experience I find it hard to shift I do want a bobber or cruiser one day, was thinking of a reliable workhorse like a Rebel 1100, maybe even a Sportster?

[@cpr336]

Best part of the video other than hearing papa yams voice...is how he talks to you and not down to you or at u

[@aaa84gt]

I am an avid car enthusiast. I went to car meets with crappy cars for years a young lad, fantasising about owning a cool car to gain admiration and respect. Turns out, I did get a relatively flashy ride at 29 and when I went to a car meet all excited I realised no one gave to shits about me. It's all in your head people. This is why I'm considering a Suzuki GSX-S125 as my first bike as it's the cheapest bike with the strongest engine in its class. It doesn't look exciting at all but I'll keep myself in check power wise and reviewers love it so much.

[@geoffreyshepler4954]

I like the turn signal set up on the sportster. If I forget to turn on my signal, it’s easier to hit the buttons on the sportster with the clutch handle pulled

[@miltoskarametas1394]

in greece a bike is 125 cc if you get your licence at 18

[@tomvandamme1763]

The guzzis got updated to 850cc engines with 65hp and 73nm of torque, looks like you're out of the loop!

[@sandro7845]

I constantly read about reliability issues with KTM that it makes me question it's submission on this list

[@AHZ-Rebooted]

Totally agree ! Stick with the four Japanese makers . Yamaha Honda Kawasaki and Suzuki. Anything else and it’s a fortune to maintain. Definitely KTM

[@DeusVultTKD]

i cant stop watching these videos. Amazing content!

[@kevinmiller4312]

Definitely have been looking for a used sportster as well as a Rebel because where I’m from there’s about 3 zillion of them

[@joewoodrum5160]

I once owned a 1973 Moto Guzzi 850 Eldorado Police Special. WOW what a bike that was.

[@mrgrenade991]

Friggin love my bonneville. Had a total beginner like me riding around with no experience at all, hadnt even ridden a bicycle in years, in TWO DAYS. Though now I wish it had a bit better gearing. 4.3 grand at 80 mph is a little lackluster, lol

[@JohnSmith-ks7fv]

Suzuki boulevard c50 is an amazing beginner bike. I got mine the day after getting my endorsement and haven't looked back. Has enough power to hit the interstate but not so big where you trash yourself. I am 6'1" though so I don't have any problems keeping both feet on the ground and keeping the bike upright.

[@PantheonElectric]

Fun fact; the lawnmower shown at 7:49 was a real thing you could buy from Honda and originally came with a VTR 1000/Superhawk v-twin. Bonkers.

[@jHftw]

I'm actually getting a 2020 duke 390 this month!! super excited

[@brainwasnthere]

Just bought a 2015 cb500x with 1076 miles for 1750. Very happy.

[@oneshotonekill2528]

Just got a 06' Suzuki gz 250 I found running for a grand. Been a long time, but as a 5' 6" guy, it definitely fits me great, getting back to it has been fun and easy. Especially with this gutless bike but I love it.

[@KevinMartinez-yn4ig]

I actually got a Street Twin as my first bike and I honestly couldn't be happier. I always get lots of compliments on it and I ride to work everyday. Go check one out if have the chance and I'm sure you'll like it.

[@gur123noor]

My favourites: #5 Harley Sportster Triumph Bonville X Anniversary V4

[@drew5337]

Lovely validation for my obsession with the Speed Twin.

[@RealOrangenectar]

Ya

[@puggynator]

What about an old Honda dominator or Kawasaki KLE 500? I think you could get them for about 800-1200$.

[@tinman3586]

I'm proud of my 2021 Rebel 500 SE. Best bike ever made.

[@porkoholic]

Thanks for mentioning the ktm 390 family senpai

[@stonedhomer621]

I am bike curious, so these videos really help me out. Thank you.

[@I-Libertine]

You never outgrow a Sportster. Great bike you can live with forever.

[@Charlie-i8r]

Love mine,I may get a bigger bike one day but that Sportster will stay forever.