7 Terrible Beginner Motorcycle Modifications

[@yammienoob]

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[@Professional_Hater797]

Yo yammie

[@Professional_Hater797]

What's up

[@sagark.s8610]

papa yammmm u back!!!!

[@redneckreviews4006]

Yammie Noob for the bubble wind screen I use it on my bike for drag racing

[@Zombiripuli]

Dear PAPA YAMM! How old are you?

[@th-rv1wr]

If i ever buy used tires...please take my bike away and have me committed.

[@TheSgyro]

Wat if you're buying a used motorcycle then the tyres are used too

[@th-rv1wr]

@@TheSgyro I never trust someone else's tires... When i buy a used bike OIL and Tires the next day...(and a brake check)..

[@TheSgyro]

@@th-rv1wr ya I guess that's something I should keep in mind too😁.. Coz tyres that look new, Could still be old

[@dickflinghammer7643]

I've got a pair of used Shenko's real cheap.

[@th-rv1wr]

@@dickflinghammer7643 lmao..

[@DarKNG]

Title: terrible mods Tank grips: proceed to tell that thank grips are one of the best mods

[@scottamolinari]

Yeah, I was about to comment on that same thing.

[@prashanthgtr]

1.bubble windscreens 2.No cheap or used tyres 3.get tank grips 4.No after market bar grips 5.dont remove mirrors 6.after market exhaust costs time and money go for slip ons 7.tinted visor for helmets help only in day

[@x_apollyon2822]

My lord and saviour

[@pace7]

Way to spoil it

[@iShOotBlasterz]

The best mod a new rider can get for their bike a an OWNERS and SERVICE manual.

[@themadhammer3305]

Absolutely, a Haynes manual or similar is a god send. Especially if your bike develops electrical gremlins

[@zyonsdream]

I have the factory service manual for every bike I’ve owned. For the ones I couldn’t get, I got a Haynes or Chilton. They have saved me a ton of money over the years.

[@JustinKeithD]

I like the clymers personally.

[@skirmishcustoms2595]

Me big man me no need beta manuals

[@Dylzhaar]

Bubble windscreens are actually useful if you're tall. Too much wind smacks you in the torso when you're on a motorway/highway. Also, I've never heard about someone swapping their grips because they thought it would make their throttle control better.

[@Stoney3K]

Agreed, it's not just looks but comfort as well. Especially when you have an open face or modular helmet a windscreen is pretty damn useful even when riding in a city. Your face and your hearing will thank you for it.

[@micahbennett2461]

And as for the grips I bought a pair for my new bandit 1200 just because of the vibration from that hefty old engine

[@GlockPointer]

@@micahbennett2461 foam grips? They're on all my bikes. B1200 one of all time greats.

[@micahbennett2461]

@@GlockPointer The previous guy had some kind sponge basically on it. Like it was gross. But I've got on pro grips or whatever gel grips. Haven't had the chance to ride it with them on though. I'm adding some aesthetic stuff and doing maintenance atm because I just got it a couple weeks ago

[@XchanelgamersHD]

I have a really big one on my supercub. I really only wanted it to display parking tickets. imgur.com/a/Dqf2e2g

[@hakonk51]

“A few seconds shaved off your daily commute”😂

[@GrtSatan]

I recently spent quite a bit of time at extra-legal speed on my KTM 790 Duke and experienced a lot of buffetting and neck strain. A good looking "bubble screen" might be just the ticket.

[@decidiousrex]

@@GrtSatan Extra-legal. I like that. Gonna have to use that one

[@matthewrichman6652]

Exception to the aftermarket bar-grips rule: HEATED GRIPS! In the winter these make a huge difference in comfort, and as a result, safety. Turns out, its still important to be able to operate the clutch, throttle, and brake when it's cold out

[@victorchalker5148]

As a rider of some 50 odd years I could never work out why I or anyone could need knee grips. When and how should I use them? I used to race unlimited production bikes in decades past (think superbikes now) and I can't remember thinking I ever needed them. My hips are in one place, my ankles are (still) attached to my feet that are on the pegs so where is my knee going to go? Is my knee actually gripping or just resting on a nice comfortable bit of rubber? Besides, I've never seen any that makes a bike look any better... actually quite the opposite. Change my mind. My current ride is an '04 Triumph Daytona 955i so I'm no over the hill cruiser rider. Sold my Harley before I scraped most of the damn thing away on curves and bends...

[@MrSpeedFrk]

A top box or bag is a valuable mod, you can only pack so much crap into a backpack and it also gets just downright uncomfortable. For sport bikes you can get street racks that are really low key and allow the box to slip on and off super easy.

[@Stoney3K]

PREACH. The first thing I got for my bike was a tail bag so I had a place to stash my lock instead of it hanging off the rear seat or me having to lug it everywhere in my backpack.

[@NoneYaBeeswax121]

I'm replacing my 50cc scooter engine with a 150cc. I think this is a decent mod, being able to wheelie a scooter also sounds fucking hilarious

[@pabloduquepizarro4083]

y used to ride a 150cc scooter with a modified engine a do wheelies and it was fucking hilarious.

[@notaword1136]

Was it fucking hilarious? Because that sounds fucking hilarious

[@Mikol_Billy]

Ima be honest big homie “Touching” and “baby” in the same sentence just feels off

[@ronakroshan7878]

@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ r/cursedcomments

[@nickbuchananracing]

Tank grips have changed my life... Im with u yammie. Will never go without them. Grips when hanging off. Grip when braking. Grip to keep for sliding back.

[@ThaKenMan]

Sweet papa yam a taller bubble screen can keep the wind off of you. Ask the sport touring ATGATT uncle from cycle gear. They’ll learn ya

[@95BLUERAY]

yesterday was my first time to ride a motorcycle and it was the best feeling ever😍😍😍

[@stewartnorton6386]

I took my CBT two months ago, as part ofthe road ride the instructor took me for a 20 minute ride through country lanes and the feeling I had riding along those was amazing my face hurt from grinning so much 🤣

[@95BLUERAY]

@@stewartnorton6386 LOLOLOL boy what a feeling 😌

[@_Viking]

Did my first ride 38 years ago, and still love it 😍🛵

[@95BLUERAY]

@@_Viking COOL! it really never gets old I can't belive it been 2 years since my first ride!

[@brt888]

bubble windscreen gang here

[@AqEppo]

@@Bugside yep you're right. Also, slightly better highway mpg for tall people

[@danielhyperion3299]

10 bikers down seven dead in New Hampshire taken down by one pick up truck😞 May they rest in peace. Condolences to the families. Be safe and take care of yourselves out there as we are all well aware they’re not looking for us on the road☹️ .

[@kallealatupa2690]

Sad to hear,😞 it hit the news even in Finland.

[@nastasaalin31]

Hello Jammie Boob. I just want to say how much I apreciate your channel, I am following you since a was just a cyclist with ambitions, now im a motorcyclist for about 3 weeks and I love it, keep up the good work! ;)

[@luffyracing7298]

I think spray painting my fairings on my 125 wasnt the best idea...

[@NoOverflow]

Luffyracing LOLd

[@luisfireblade929]

it was, u just did not do it the right way, the secret is the products you use. break the piggy bank and with about 250 bucks you'll have a very nice set of fairings, drill also needed.

[@luffyracing7298]

@@luisfireblade929 yes i think so too. Also it was really the first time i spray paintet plastic. I am sure if i would practice it i could do a pretty good job xD

[@lukeyco95]

you neglected to mention the best visor on the market... the transition visor. I have it on my rf1200 and love it for those short rides turned into all day rides that end up in you going home in the dark.

[@WDGFE]

Same here. 👍👍

[@fallsdp]

My 2005 R1200RT list of mods and accessories: 1 - Sargent seat. 2- Bar Risers. 3 - Peg Lowering. 4 - Different Top case. 5 - Ram mount cup holder. 6 - Ram mount xgrip phone holder. 7 - Tank bag with gas cap quick release mount. 8 - Front and rear guards. 9 - Battery Tender charger for all types. 10 - Battery tender quick connect. 11 - USB adapter for battery tender quick connect. 12 - Hex Code GS911 WiFi Diagnostic Tool. 13 - Factory Service Manual, Clymer Manual, and Haynes Manual. 14 - Small Toolkit. 15 - NEW HJC helmet to replace my 8 year old HJC. 16 - half cover. Desired Mods and Accessories. 1 - new riding gloves. 2 - new riding Jacket. 3 - new riding pants. 4 - Helmet friendly comm system. 5 - Model specific tools. 6 - Some sort of TPS (mine did not come with it.)

[@LifeEnjoyments50]

i been SUZUKI bike from 50cc ->>> 1000cc . ^^ still loving any suzuki new or old. it doesn't i dislike other bike. just that suzuki sound amazing

[@Haffa14]

The other Harley riders make fun of my tank grips, even tho I tell them you say they are necessary

[@GrasshopperKelly]

I got a windscreen for CB125R because when I'm on the motorway in Ireland down south and back to Dublin, it stops the 4-5 bugs I pick up embedding themselves in the handlebars and consol.... Wiping them off a flat piece of plastic is a lot easier than than going through all the wires and crevasses.

[@Dracholos]

With regards to your point about visors, in the UK it's actually law that if you have a tinted visor on your head you must have a clear visor with you to swap out at night time, and you can be fined for riding at night with a tinted visor (although from what I've heard people don't get fined for it that often.)

[@Jeramithehuman]

Same in USA

[@LtJackboot]

@4:20- ALL HAIL ROSSI!!- at this point sir I beg to differ. I personally change the grips on every new bike I get because the small diameter of most stock grips cramps my hand. I, consequently, change them to a custom aftermarket grip that is much larger for the very practical purpose of maintaining a comfortable grip. It also has the added effect of reducing the ratio of turn required to produce a change in acceleration. Thank you for your time and keep the shiny side up :)

[@kybourbonboy]

The small diameter stock grips also give me pain in my forearm and wrist. Grab On grip covers actually have worked extremely well for that. Cheap & easy install - and if you don't like them you don't have *another* over priced accessory on the shelves in your garage. They rank up there with my Air Hawk seat cushion in the comfort improvement area. I ride about 1k miles a month on my Indian Scout and comfort matters to my old (but still very attractive) body.

[@Mo-gc4xp]

A good idea for the visor is to get a Transition one. I have one on my Bell helmet, and it’s clear at night, then darkens as sunlight hits it.

[@darvelbidenisapuppet7275]

TY for vidz. Worst first mod mistakes I have learned from are Bigger rear sprocket, Then realized chain don't fit, well I'm committed now, More torque+ loss of MPG an top speed. A wasted time. Also wanted most aggressive off road looking tires on my dual Sport that I only use on nice packed dirt roads an grave. What a huge loss in road performance. Now I can go every where I used to go with only a 10% off road tire and ditched to 80 % off roader at 300 miles, collecting dust. Lessons learned. Also I've always used thin foam kneepads facing the tank, just street riding, I usually hate it if I leave them off. Tank grips might be good even for me, cant rush off and leave them. Best first mod purchase for me has ben seats. FYI, 2 more paydays and Picking me up a tracer 900 GT 8D (I'm old).

[@UnseenR35]

I cant stop feeling like a high class man with this classic music

[@prince32780]

Do you know the name ?

[@collinherold8047]

As someone who thought shinkos were solid tires AND I THOUGHT I was a good rider until I finally got some quality tires like Q3+s or Road 5s, don't waste the money on shinkos unless you're literally getting only a rear to do some mega fat nooners and some big ol' burnouts.

[@fallsdp]

Shinkos are great for the KLR 650. Had three sets of them.

[@jameschartrand7962]

@@fallsdp what are shinkos?

[@fallsdp]

Tires

[@r12rtpilot]

I love my Shinko 705 radials on my 2016 R1200 GSA for a few reasons! Great tires.

[@willl84]

Stock mirrors are only useful for seeing the insides of your elbows. Got rid of them when I bought my MT-10 a month and a half ago and put bar end mirrors on. I can actually see behind me now!

[@CritikillACClaimed]

Yammie, that Bam transition was incredibly well played.

[@plusRpm]

Bubble windscreen: the amount of bikes i have ridden where i needed one just to fit in the wake and not get blasted off the bike is astounding. Also, on the german autobahn you are going fast enough to notice, i tell you ;)

[@luragon3669]

20000plus Rpm indeed

[@ZX9RDan]

Addendum for the tinted visorpoint... Put a tinted shield on the helmet. Always have a pair of motorcycle CLEAR glasses. After sunset, just keep the shield up, but be sure to put the clear glasses on. Iève done that for years!

[@jessebellopede2049]

I just bought a helmet with a normal visor and then an extra visor inside that flips down at a switch on the side of the helmet that's tinted. I love it, it works great and I don't have to constantly swap visors since I use my bike as my daily commuter

[@boost219]

Honestly I can see better now that I have bar end mirrors. I’m a bigger dude and all I could see was my shoulder in the stock mirrors. That width really helps

[@dickflinghammer7643]

Shoulda bought slip-ons. I'm still tuning and the stock was perfect. I had to have that 4- into-one. A slippery seat cover on an older bike doesn't help either although it's not pulling crazy hard since I fucked with it. I found the right guy to tune it so I'll be handing over about 7 bills. I just want it done already so I can get on with getting my next bike.

[@Gkitchens1]

I offer a alternative to the dont waste money on a bike you might not keep. Make sure your mods are universal and keep the stock parts so you can take your mods on to the next bike. Buy a universal slip on instead of a totally custom exhaust for example. If you swap grips or put a wrist support on put the stock grips back on and take the wrist support off, etc. you mentioned the slip on while I was typing but the other stuff is something to think about too. Take your aftermarket lights off, if you remember he fender, keep it.

[@bikewolf7455]

Whats the problem with bubble windscreens? Looks good and gives you better windprotection. So if you need to take a sports bike on a tour or on your commute a bubble windscreen makes a lot of cents in my mind

[@bikewolf7455]

@@SirSpinalColumn i know i just used the pun from the video

[@L4ND.SH4RK]

I picked up a Bell helmet for $150, new, with a transitions visor. Must have if you ever ride at night!

[@bretthochreiter2609]

4'' diameter 1'' thick wood disk at bottom of kick stand. gave additional needed height to kickstand because of taller nubby tires, also prevents stands from sinking into sand when off road parking.

[@sethglenn9022]

I would much rather wear a tinted visor at night than having to squint and be uncomfortable riding into the sun light with a clear visor. Plus tinted visors give you a sense of "anonymity." But I'm also the kind of person who wears the visor open under 45 mph.

[@rocket6173]

19, don’t have a bike and doing uni. Wish I had a nice little 300 or something but I’m broke. Still love watching these vids. Saying that I guess that’s how forum senseis are created.

[@Free_Wills]

Hell yeah glad tank grips made it on the list. I put a set on my sportsters tank because I liked how they looked then after I rode it I realized how nice they were to have for more then just looks.

[@alanmartinez6877]

Yam yam, ya Forgot to mention to steer clear of the neon green underbody lights. People for some reason keep confusing them for the green at a stop light and run right past you. I thought they were just idiots driving behind me, til I got wrecked by one.

[@bikewolf7455]

I use an ADV helmet (black arai xd4) with a black tinted visor and it looks awsome. When i know there is a chance that i will ride in the dark, i simply take some clear enduro googles with me and put them on when it gets dark.

[@jecoa174]

Hey papa, I think having stickier grips is definitely beneficial because if I have had any slick grips then I will need to hold tighter on the bars, which as we know is bad. Stickier grips = better cause less grip/weight on bars. Even father Josh herein agreed in his latest pro tips video.

[@keithsmith9889]

I totally agree i have stuck exhaust on every bike i have ever owned. Total waste of money. And now for the first time i have a bike the thought of losing or selling actually makes me ill. And now all i want to do is black out the Vmax to make it look really sinister.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

My stock mirrors gave me an excellent view of my elbows; bar-ends FTW.

[@keithstarkey5584]

2015 Bolt R Spec. Leaving it stock, except, oh, down the road maybe a slip on of some sort. Like it as it is. Exhaust is a bit bulky, though, but I like it. Thanks for the vid.

[@9014jayvictor]

I go over the handel bars alot so my mirrors are mounted low ,.... no wind sceen for me either ,... full racing fairing is ok when I was at daytona on the track ,. for the short tracks and half miles no mirrors or wind shields ! I still have my 750 road bike and a 350 dirt bike !

[@thomasdixon7152]

Tires are the single most important replacement part on a bike. That being said, dont forget to change your oil as recommended

[@dasherman4331]

Bubble windscreens help lots for wind buffeting on long distance journeys

[@kvernesdotten]

Bubble shields work very well for alot of motorcycles though, especially tourers where the constant beating of wind wears you out during a long day. Had one on a BMW k1200s and it was a night and day difference. Though I can see how one wouldnt notice the difference if one was busy crashing every 2 weeks instead of going on trips.

[@alejandrorivera9671]

Polychromatic transition visor is what I use... dark during the day and clear at night they are worth the price

[@Soh90]

I think BRAND NEW riders (as in never ridden any sort of motorcycle before) shouldn’t make any mods whatsoever. Just focus on riding for at least 3 months and getting used to the bike. After 3 months or when your comfortable with the bike then start to change things. I realized that bikes are very sensitive and even adding a bar-end mirror changes how a bike handles (more weight on the handle bars). Changing chains and sprockets effects how a bike handles. Changing batteries to lithium ion ones changes handling. Fender eliminator reduces weight drastically and changes handling. Some exhaust do add power and change throttle response. Literally everything changes with every mod. So ride first. Then when you’re comfortable modify to your hearts desire.

[@kingbillycokebottle5484]

So pop was right, grip it like a killer with ur knees, but like a finch with ur fingers. Never really understood what he meant till now, thanks yammie

[@billmackey8388]

So Yammie Noob I see you're riding an FZ-09. Where do you install the tank grips on that so that your knees get anywhere near them? This is a serious question, BTW. I've got a 2014 FZ-09, bought some stomp grip three years ago and then realized my knees barely touch the very bottom of the back of the tank. I'm 5' 10", 185 Lbs., sit pretty normal. Thanks!

[@Bumbaclot213]

Best mod to my my ZX6R was an Accossato front master-cylinder and braided lines and a Monster Energy sticker

[@FreqyBiker]

I once fitted some DIY cruise pegs on my old 250 as I did a lot of dual carriageway miles. Most unsave thing I ever fitted!

[@dickflinghammer7643]

You are forgiven

[@anthonywilliams5070]

Yammie great video as always. Hours changing a aftermarket exhaust must be a newbie in mechanics it took me 25 minutes. Peace yammie 🏍💨✌

[@ianlegg77]

Transition visors are amazing. Pricey but perfect for the lazy

[@L4ND.SH4RK]

I picked up a Bell helmet for $150, new, with a transitions visor. Must have if you ever ride at night!

[@wardgentjens2338]

Bar grips do make a difference, if they are to slick you'll have to grip them harder wich will cause hand cramps in long rides, also if they are to thick you might have to go for a slimmer handle bar with a ticker wall for slimmer grips

[@12345678990bob]

I brought a 1000 gxer with an aftermarket exhaust system, was unbelievably load, made fire and exploded randomly so made me deaf and people hate me in towns and kept turning on my engine management light- basically it was a pain in the ass after a while. Would have been great to just have a standard exhaust really

[@FBI_Informant]

I am looking for bar end mirrors on my first bike. I am a bit tall and broad of shoulder, the stock mirrors are impossible to get set for me, I have to duck over to get a look back

[@decidiousrex]

I've done a couple of these, but not as a noob, and didn't regret them. Namely, the windscreen and grips. I ride an FZ 07 and a relatively cheap windscreen will take that bike from "ohmyfuckinggod wind" to pleasant riding experience. Much the same, a nice pair of tacky soft grips isn't going to make a newb into the master of throttle control, nor does anyone think they will, but they do make my wrists and hands much happier after a nice long riding session. An exhaust is next on my list, and not for performance purposes but because that engine sounds nice and I want to hear it. And I bought my bike new, owned it for almost 4 years, and put 10k miles on it, so I guess you might say it's not a throwaway bike. So I think I'm safe pulling the trigger.

[@zyonsdream]

I’ve been guilty of this in the past but straight pipes are a bad idea. Even if you add a fuel manager it doesn’t fix the lack of back pressure. Sure you’re bike is loud but it’s gutless and powerless. Both my Goldwing and my Africa Twin have stock exhaust and mufflers. It’s nice not having my teeth rattle

[@luisfireblade929]

i also ride with only my iridium gold visor, it might be cheese for some but i dont care at all, i love it. i sometimes ride at night with it, and it reduces the glaring from both white and red lights, i can focus on them better. but yeah you loose like 5% visibility but it depends on your experience.

[@ericyi99]

Lmao I use my bubble windscreen bc with it i get barely any wind drag on my helmet compared to my stock windscreen at higher speeds

[@regiiment]

I saw a chunky boy on the UK roads today, jokingly said, "Hey look! It's a Hayabusa." Turns out it actually was a Hayabusa. I never thought I'd see such beauty in person.

[@Elwon20]

You just woooshed me.

[@alextourles9159]

I use the throttle grips for comfort, they have ALOT less vibration than OEM grips... I don’t know how that could make the list on this video!

[@BryantPoston]

rode once on the tires that came on my (hella used ) bike. Ordered a new set right away.

[@natrusso7693]

Yammie my Lord. Thank you for the great content which helped me get into riding and not make a fool of myself. May Rossi bless you ❤️

[@mtherider9]

Papa Yam! Why not make a video on reasons why anyone should date a biker? Currently recovering from excessive squidding and your videos keep my spirits up!

[@2JZDestroyer]

made a mod to my bridgestone kabuki, added fenders, they interfered with my brakes, crashed into light post at 12mph, really banged up my right thumb . Lesson learned on road bicycle, thankfully not a motorcycle.

[@gorilla723]

You already notice the windscreen when going at normal highway speed, especially if you wanna ride for longer than 30mins so i call BS on the claim that a higher windscreen won’t help. It’s literally one of my fav mods. Also not only windblast but noise reduction.

[@2gj906]

I was kinda expecting you to touch on the extended swingarm mod plague! It's all over the super sport bike board (literally anything over 600)

[@L.King2215]

I see people put them on groms. I love groms and Pam getting one for my first bike at 15 but the extended swingarm is so dumb for a grom😂

[@nabusintox2627]

Best mod I've made? Sports bar on my '83 Nighthawk.

[@ModernCam16]

I have a bar end mirror and the only times the mirror is usual is when I’m tugged at 130 miles an hour

[@wouterpetersen4715]

I just bought a 07 gsxr 1000 and lukely for me it had already a yosimura full exaust system installed. With only 12k miles on it im keeping the bike for a long time. Handlebar grips you buy because you want your bike to bike your bike and not for practical reasons.

[@TherealWinterpillow]

I understand your reason for putting the aftermarket grips on this list, but some of the beginner motorcyclist start on an older bike(1981 Honda CM400t in my case) it need new grips as they were dry rotted. I wouldn't say it a terrible mod. However for a new bike it might be, but for a 10+ year old bike maybe not so much.

[@GloriousxHcG]

A video on Saturday? What is this sorcery?

[@yammienoob]

welcome to heaven.

[@scottamolinari]

Yup. Have to disagree. I added bar-end mirrors because I couldn't see well with the stock mirrors and now I can see much better.

[@nuclearwinter21]

Here in the Philippines, you really would need a bubble windscreen. Why? 'Cause the roads are freaking dusty and bubble windscreens push the dust away from you. 😁

[@Ayd3n.405]

Love the videos yam

[@stoneee1234]

The bubble windscreen on the KTM RC390 actually does provide more protection, since the stock one is way too small.

[@edwardkilmer]

so with the grips I think i may of found a legitimate reason to swap them other than aesthetics. I put a set on that are a bit thicker and more cushioned than the hard rubber ones that came stock. Did this because they greatly dampen the vibration in the bars over the stock ones.

[@itsthekkc]

Especially with newer/higher end bikes, Exhausts are specifically designed for those models. Swapping to cheap aftermarket stuff can actually reduce performance

[@yudadwiparamarta7619]

You don't need a new throttle grip, Unless you're installing a new quick action throttle, and the old grip is integrated with the throttle pipe that you can't take off. There are bar end mirror that have better visibility, even compared with the standard mirror. You just have to look for the right one.

[@homefront3162]

I have an AVG, dark in the day, light in a soft case in the trunk, 5 minutes to change out

[@sneep6805]

I'm riding a cross helmet on my sumo and I just switch the goggles haha

[@Jeramithehuman]

Big yam dawg. Could you please talk about the benefits of switching your shifter to GP shift. Dumbest noob mod at the time for me personally was a quarter turn pro motion throttle or spending couple hundred on LSL frame sliders. Both pointless if you’re in your first year of riding. Been doing CCS racing and track days for the last 5 years thanks for all the great videos 🙏🏻

[@MrMister1227]

My R6 feels fast enough for me only thing i did was put a loud shorty exhaust so i could get the whole "race bike" experience any 'performance " parts besides that feel redundant for the price plus im not a track day junky so i wouldnt even notice the difference

[@shiroineko6495]

Definitely I don't think I would ever buy a helmet without an inner shade visor and a quick chinstrap release now that I have one.

[@JavDa_Don]

Hate it when a boul stretches his beginner bike.

[@JoshuaNY93BX]

Agreed

[@WilliamOgden]

no one should do full system exhaust. it is completely pointless. Yammie seems to have the idea that a full system although more difficult to install will yield greater performance and sound. This is not the case. The slip-on is the only thing that matters. on most bikes, the header pipe is just that. A hollow pipe.

[@jamesdarnell8568]

Unless you own a SV650. Then you will need a full system just to get rid of that ugly Suzuki welded pipe and Autozone muffler clamps that make up the stock system.

[@MsFshuffling]

My left OEM mirror went out bcs a bolt on rusted and snapped it off so I took them off and don’t know how to put my bar end mirrors on 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Titantramp4u]

Ha...ha...Bought a $800 Akropovic slip on for my F800 GSA....Imagine my surprise when it sounded almost like stock!...My friends won't let me forget that one...

[@timschumacher1038]

I put reflectors on my wheels since all the factory ones where already off and i think they make the bike look cool. If i was able to post a pic i would post one to show y'all

[@eduardofonseca8114]

Hi Yammie! Big fan here. I have an Fz07. Should I go for a shoei nxr or an hjc rpha70? Would you like to suggest anything different? I value your opinion.

[@luisfireblade929]

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