BEST Motorcycles for Beginners😳🔥

BEST Motorcycles for Beginners😳🔥 #shorts
Kawasaki Ninja 400
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[@jackvandergriff]

It’s definitely a great beginner bike. I miss mine old one a lot some times. It’s super playful and just so easy to handle and take through corners because of how light it is.

[@karimmaamar7782]

How long did it take for you to get tired of it? I don't want to get bored yk

[@LS-Gaming101]

@@karimmaamar7782 I have a friend who rides with me for the last 4-5 years, gave him my old ninja 400 when he started and he still uses it, he's never had any issues, and maintenance is very easy on it. 10/10 would recomend. as said in the video, it can go fast enough for legal and not so legal stuff.

[@chips8557]

@@karimmaamar7782I’m curious as well

[@Man-Man-223]

@@karimmaamar7782I have the same question too lol. But honestly I just want this bike because I’ve heard that it’s reliable, cheaper compared to a car, and it’s easy to drive on.

[@VictoriaStobbie]

I’m pretty bored of this after two years of riding it rarely. But it will serve riders well.

[@-Eternal-Damnation-]

Youre supposed to outgrow bikes eventually, just means your ready for a more powerful one now. It would be unwise for beginner to skip this bike and immediately buy the more powerful bike.

[@toaster1795]

Bored of it because you redline it on the interstate, take it to a track though and I guarantee you can’t handle it

[@GhadSpeed]

Honestly don’t know what the fuss is about. I just picked up the ninja 500 and im a newbie. Yes I understand that there are way more powerful bikes in the market but this 500 is by far more than enough for any beginner. Rode 70 miles with 2 of my buddies, 1 has a CBR 600RR and the other has a GXR-600. IMO personally anything faster than a 500 or anything similar to its kind is by far more than enough for a beginner bike. I got on the highway and was cruising at low 70s if I had to pull away in 6th gear, it hauls away effortlessly. Never rode the 400 but speaking for the 500 it’s definitely packs a punch. Even once I outgrow the speed, I’m not gonna move up cause this bike life is for the adrenaline junkies lol but I love it. Ride safe yall please.

[@mehsomething]

Spoken like a straight line warrior 🫡

[@zeon_trl1326]

@@GhadSpeedI'm an adrenaline junkie hahah. I want a bike that can do 90 easy for highway and interstate.

[@daveo1614]

Can't wait to get mine next week

[@Man-Man-223]

Upload a video bro! I’m going to get one in 2 months 😂

[@l337l0gan]

I would recommend a dual sport for a beginner. Much much lighter

[@Bolensgoldrush]

Absolutely. And when you drop the thing (and you will), it's just plastics that'll get scratched. Move up to this once you are confident.

[@jacobthereceiver3975]

alroight well i bought a 600

[@ProfessorTurtleGuy]

if its ur first bike, that was pretty stupid, first bike should be cheap and small, you only need like 45-60 hp for a first bike most 600's have over 100 and they're usually race bikes that are unforgiving

[@e90_rocco]

Hell yeah bro ill be on the lookout for the news article

[@jacobthereceiver3975]

@@ProfessorTurtleGuy it was cheap 700$ it was from 1989, needs work by the time im finished Im gonna understand and know every inch of that bike

[@SRTluke]

@@jacobthereceiver3975yea wait till u ride it bud😂 every beginner has said the words u just said

[@kittenmeow7092]

@@jacobthereceiver3975 idiot

[@daveo1614]

I like the colour on that one ive only seen the green and grey and black one

[@Soeks77]

Start with a little pit bike, and then get a bigger street bike like the mt-07 or mt-09. This tginf is so slow, and although super comfortable is very boring for a rider who already knows the basics. Buying a pit bike also means it’s super easy to handle, and the cheapness means it doesn’t matter if u crash

[@SirTyrone]

How tall should you be to be planted on this bike? My son wants to not tippy toe. Thoughts?

[@cookiezr4milk429]

I think that if i had started on a ninja 400 instead of an r3 i would have kept my first bike for longer, but oh well now i have a zx4rr

[@strippedmontana95]

Wait I thought he was talking 😅

[@augustusweaver6814]

Got bored after a month or two of riding great to learn how to not die tho

[@parkerpetty5901]

Oops I bought a m1krr as my first bike

[@jamessweeney2710]

Sell that 400cc for em 😊

[@RonaldoDaGoat69]

costs 20k usd in my country

[@SamRickRicky]

I'll never get my first bike😔

[@Hendawg96]

Is the 400 or 500 better?

[@-Eternal-Damnation-]

The 500 actually has almost the same horsepower (more torque though) than the 400. The main reason they increased the engine size is to make it in-line with Euro 6 emission laws.

[@Hendawg96]

@@-Eternal-Damnation- so which one is better

[@ProfessorTurtleGuy]

@@Hendawg96 they're basically the same, just get whats cheaper

[@Hendawg96]

@@ProfessorTurtleGuy they are the same price

[@-Eternal-Damnation-]

@@Hendawg96 better in what way ffs? They're basically the same bike.

[@hmm8065]

Idk you could just buy a gsxr 600😐

[@MindOfE]

So you would recommend this for me im 6’5 240?

[@lllpro-scopezlll1560]

Same question 6'3 230 lean right now.....

[@caelfriesen547]

I would highly recommend either the KTM RC 390 for taller riders, the ninja 400 would be just fine, but I personally am 6’ 3 210lbs and my ktm rc 390 is very comfortable with a tad more aggressive lean angle. I have driven both bikes and the power is similar until the 100mph range. Love both, but lean towards the Rc 390 despite what most people think!

[@doublefun8291]

How old do u have to be to legally own a motorcycle

[@Koko-qr9ml]

​@@doublefun8291it depends of the country, here in some countries is legal at 16 with parents approval 😊

[@Crazy1793]

I'm 6'1 220lbs. I'm worried that the bike might be yo small for me

[@nikolayvalchev3397]

It's too powerful for a beginner bike in my opinion

[@realForestJR]

You’re trippin

[@nikolayvalchev3397]

@@realForestJR my priority is safety, not trying to be cool or sth like that

[@realForestJR]

@@nikolayvalchev3397 if your priority is safety a 400 isn’t bad at all. Lightweight safe and easy to manage for a sport bike. If you’re talking about overall safety across all bikes than yeah a little 100cc moped is probably better. Or any cruiser.

[@mikeycarrera1921]

U Will get bored.

[@marc.prieto]

That color gah damn 🔥

[@tecdive8045]

any sport bike is NOT best for beginners. A dual sport is best for beginners to learn on

[@cajunsphinxgaming1759]

Must be short if he can't even flatfoot on that one

[@datenshi0983]

And ?

[@DylanGriffin-69]

$5,899 is that alot for a bike

[@T9Kn]

That's cheap for a bike

[@nylesofficial611]

I think it overhyped

[@casuallyidiotic]

how high is the seat tho? im 5ft3..

[@VictoriaStobbie]

You might struggle a bit. I can just flat foot it at 5”9 but don’t get discouraged. You can always learn ways to ride a taller bike. KZbin’s a great place for that.

[@Sexyfrenchfri]

How tall is this man? I wanna gauge how tall I’d be next to it.

[@parisprice9637]

And two weeks later you will be mad that you got a slow ass bike