How to Ride (Drive) a Motorcycle | 2007 Yamaha R6 600cc Candy Red; stock exhaust

Teaching the girlfriend how to ride a motorcycle on a Yamaha R6. Steps -
Read Before Making Complaints on Gear*
1) Start with Brake and Clutch control. These are basic first steps for learning how to operate the machine.
2) Have rider walk the bike around in N, playing with front and rear breaks, to get comfortable with the weight
3) Have them start the bike, shift to first and slowly release the clutch to get moving (no gas yet), let them feel the engagement point
4) Have them practice stopping (pulling clutch in to avoid stalling)
5) Once 3&4 are mastered, let them roll on the gas a tad releasing clutch all the way
6) Once 5 is mastered, have them switch gears to second and practice stopping (pulling clutch in first, and downshifting once at a stop)
7) Practice 1-6 until they kick-ass ;)
Thanks for watching!
*Don't bother commenting on what she is wearing/not wearing. Just watch to learn, don't wast your time looking stupid. Unfortunately I didn't have a 250cc, otherwise it would have been much easier. I don't recommend learning on a 600cc. I also recommend wearing FULL protective gear when learning, she opted out due to stubbornness and it was a really hot day =). I would not have let her go over 10mph or leave the cul de sac in such attire.

[@kantoboy8447]

The importance of prior clothing for new riders and even riders with experience, it's a must.

[@PRIME_HUNTER-001]

I see so many disrespectful comments about this guys girl.Yes she is hot but have some respect for her and him.All Ur doing is showing that you have no class by making disrespectful comments....And thx for the video man.She did a great job

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

you've restored my faith in humanity (KZbin's). Thankfully there are some sensible people on KZbin still.

[@PRIME_HUNTER-001]

Ur welcome man.Sadly not all are raised with dignity and respect

[@altonhardin7807]

Refreshing to see a mature person make a comment.

[@___blaggard999___8]

hey he put his girl in the video for a reason

[@PRIME_HUNTER-001]

Yea to teach her about riding and to show new riders at the same time.Not for people to make disrespectful or sexual comments.

[@bahriboy]

I've never riden before, have loved bikes for ages and am finally in a position to afford one soon. This is the first video I ever watch on how to ride & i really just wanted to thank you! Great job my friend.

[@ewewell]

man don't worry about those rude people, you did a good job. ride safe

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

@ewewell thanks man, appreciate it ;)

[@seanviper99]

ewewell I wasn't been rude what instructor starts a newbie on a 600cc bike. no one that's who

[@detaviansmith]

Good one

[@SatisfactionSC]

@@seanviper99 they using they bike they already have

[@josheboymoto7190]

Nice! She learned better than I did. I was stall city when I started on my F4i. I actually got to a point where I thought that I would never stop stalling.

[@rclines001]

I appreciate the eye candy, and I will admit it's what brought me here, but come on, a new rider video with so little protective gear on?

[@eabkzoolyfe138]

rclines001 I said the exact same thing I’ll be padded oms

[@what2a8guy]

The less gear girls have, the more clicks you’re going to get

[@NIP28]

Shes not new

[@zacklariviere816]

I hope your talking about the bike, she’s like 16 you creep.

[@jczajka4968]

Zack Lariviere I hope so too, I really do.

[@jstchillin365]

beautiful R6! I been riding 9000+mls. but I'm still very careful riding my R6 It's your fear that saves your life

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Dai Shuster yea, its important to respect the machines power!

[@GixxersShadow]

Its always good to see people's opinion about starting out, and to the winers about starting out on a 600, I started on a 05 GSX-R600. Never had a problem, great starter bike. Its all about control and respect for the bike. Know your limits! It's that simple!

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Couldn't have put it better.

[@1SmokingLizard]

I started on a old 1996 VFR750 sport-touring and it worked fine for me. 750cc is big displacement but the bike's power delivery is so different from a supersport. Good advice mate, and to all the newbs seeking to ride, it doesn't matter if you have a 85cc dirt bike or a 1300cc hayabusa, its all about throttle control, body posture, body coordination and awareness. Also respect the Law in addition to the bike. Don't be a showboat...the world already has too many of these.

[@dedeflorant]

These kind of videos make for awesome memories! Good job Marko, and gal

[@brahsumatra]

She did good and is probably a pro now.

[@subnigra]

Great video, just one tip, even if the bike is in neutral, it's good to pull the clutch in when you're starting the bike. Two reasons: 1) Don't always trust the neutral indicator 2) It isolates the motor more efficiently.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

subnigra yea, that's great advice- thanks for sharing!

[@fdrpowerxxx]

Thank you for such an educational video. I just bought an 09 R6 and was confused on how to start on fist gear. Thanks to you and your girlfriend now I know how to do it in a safe way. Thank you.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

+jenny garcia No, Thank you ;)

[@patrickmba7638]

Really? U must not have done any kind of research before buying ur bike.

[@jessejames4518]

Although she has an amazing body and looks good in your awesome bike, the most important thing is covering up her body with some heavy gear!

[@1970PMD]

Great learning video man, glad to see you are teaching proper riding skills to her. My issue with this is that she is in shorts with a t-shirt. She only has gloves and a helmet on. At any speed if she falls she will leave her skin on the pavement. Invest into full gear man. Hope that she has already. Stay safe.

[@yessure5291]

You wrote "Great learning video man, glad to see you are teaching proper riding skills to her. " You must be joking. I put this in an earlier comment>> please delete this video it is NOT HOW TO LEARN TO RIDE A MOTORCYCLE Go to a certified motorcycle safety school. NEVER learn from an amateur as per this video. !!!!!!!!!!! There is nothing worse than an amateur KZbin motorcycle 'instructor' At 1:24 you have it all wrong WARNING TO NEW OR NON RIDERS THIS IS NOT HOW TO DO IT. She is not dressed for riding. Her helmet is not done up properly. And a new rider never gets the ignition key and never starts the engine until they have mastered stopping the motorcycle with both brakes under full control. 2:07 You do not put a new rider on the street like that and especially dressed for a beach party not dressed to ride a motorcycle. 2:45 I hope she has her organ donation card filled out and deleted him from her will. By 3:00 there are so many things wrong with what is going on the list could be 50 items 8:00 she still does not have the helmet chin strap done up. PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW PLEASE DELETE THIS VIDEO NOW Show less

[@1970PMD]

If you read my comment in full I did say "my issue with this is that she is in shorts with a t-shirt..." not everyone learned from a certified instructor like yourself man. People are free to learn as they so wish to do. You are going to give yourself a heart attack dude, ease up a little, safety is the concern here, but as adults they have the choice. I think she did rather well for her first time and hopefully she will wear full gear. Cheers dude.

[@yessure5291]

She got off to a horrible beginning. Braking is taught and accomplished first before the engine ever gets started. You NEVER start off a first time person like that. You get them on a 125cc small bike. You DO NOT start the engine EVER - hide the key. You need at least 2 people. The new rider after being shown and understand every part and item on the motorcycle - they sit on the motorcycle with 2 feet down always. The second person is behind and pushes in a straight line. So when the new rider is ready they yell "go" and the person behind pushes....when the motorcycle is rolling straight ahead the person behind yells "stop". The new rider stops the motorcycle with the rear brake only. You do this over and over maybe 25 times. Then next you do the same but instead part 2 is use the front brake only each time. Maybe 25 times. Then part 3 is using both brakes equally maybe 25 times. A new person is not allowed to start the engine until they know how to stop. And be very comfortable at stopping smoothly. If that is all you do on your first day that is great. With no engine. So they have had the experience of stopping a motorcycle at least 75 times or more with no engine. There are hundreds of videos on KZbin of "fails" of new riders getting on ... starting the engine and the motorcycle races into a fence or wall or something and the person has no clue how to stop the machine. If you can't stop a motorcycle with both brakes in a proficient smooth manner you are not allowed to start the engine. And two feet down for every stop and two feet up at the same time as soon as the person starts to push. The same when the engine is running some day. I have seen beginners fall over trying to use one leg or the other. One foot means the bike is tilted and unstable. That is how new riders crash. They must learn to stop in a controllable manner first. New riders should never be put into 'panic' first day situations.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

LMAO!!! hah. Agreed.

[@Art_thr0b]

contradicting much?

[@joeyskeng]

This is what you men should be doing! Spending quality time with your woman and teaching each other so that you grow together! Thumbs Up bro #RealManPlayHisRole

[@Rkevwill2687]

atgatt. She's ready for the MSF course now for sure. Good introduction.

[@jeffh9787]

Your a good teacher using your buddies bike lol she's a natural too I would dust her off

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Jeff H thanks. She's a good sport.

[@st08121982]

She is a fast learner . She would be popping wheelies in no time :)

[@ondiseen1682]

It was nice of your friend to allow her to use his bike. Good video and it seems like you are very patient. This is the exact bike I'm looking to buy, colour and all. Hope she's riding perfect now. Good luck to her.

[@DesertRain66]

Great video! Really liked the pace you set. Directed by "enter your name here". Lol. Loved it!

[@darkdafact1000]

I noticed that your girl had to walk the bike on the tip of her toes. my girl has the same problem. I was trying to teach her and she dropped it. lmao... good video though bro! I'm going to show my girl this video.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Oh no!!!! I'm sorry to hear it dropped lol, hope the bikes alright.

[@darkdafact1000]

Yeah just a few dings here and there it's already repaired.

[@johndavid5023]

Its very considerate of you to teach your gf ride,

[@davidsalerno8235]

Excellent video! Makes me feel more comfortable about riding now. Just picked up my bike today and have my first riding class next week just to be safe.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

+David Salerno thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it, good luck on your classes and ride safe!

[@timothywaithaka4948]

I love the way he teaches in a graceful way. Not too harsh. Just the right attitude. Soon i'll have a bike of my own. God willing.

[@jayj982]

"Controlled environment" = Public Road?

[@Fosi94]

Hahahahaha

[@blkpanther2k5]

she has a great attitude. I know guys that would have quit after the third stall.

[@sheikhyaboooty]

Regardless of the endless debate about gear to wear while riding I`d suggest she did a fine job as a novice, good low speed control and balance.

[@20BMR]

I gotta give ya props on teaching your girl to ride, hope you enjoy the back seat bro!! Haha nice job to you both..

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

20BMR Thanks man!

[@dimviesel]

You can totally release the clutch when the bike is moving on most bikes without stalling. It's when you engage the brake first before clutching that you stall out. Newbie mistakes

[@keltingr2612]

5:50 basically just burning up that clutch nice

[@dankstagee2452]

this makes me excited to teach my girl how to ride this summer. she has plenty of motocross experience but nothing on the street. She's also only about 5'3 lol.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Danksta Gee She should be fine, my girl had NO experience. Good luck bro!

[@jackknight6330]

She did a great job. She grasps the concept of riding with great listening skills. Less stalling with smooth handling of the clutch!😁👍

[@PainDive1]

Marco Biscarini Good job man! Over here in Florida they say " couples that ride together stay together " :-)

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

***** lol. We aren't together anymore....that's probably because she never got her own bike =P

[@PainDive1]

Oh, sorry to hear that mate

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

***** no worries. It's been a while. My next girl will own a bike, I'll make sure of it ;)

[@PainDive1]

I'm looking for one of those too ;-)

[@EverythingHenry]

Lmfao, how tall was she ?

[@alivianados7784]

Every dumbass saying Dumbassery, read the fucking description! This dude is awesome, nice video man im currently saving up money to buy a bike, so hopefully i get one soon ive never drove one myself but i dont think it would be too different from driving stick which i know how to do.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

+alivianados Thank you. My heart rejoices when someone actually spends the time to read ;). Hope you get that bike soon! Good luck. Driving stick definitely helps.

[@drewngure]

saving up for a bike too bro! am eyeing a 2013-14 R1 ..will fix an Akrapovic or yoshimura exhaust. hopefully will afford all that in the next 2 yrs.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

+Cute Monster123 thats a dope combo my friend! Good luck

[@Jay_P86]

Driving stick on a car and a motorcycle are nothing alike.

[@patrickmba7638]

@@Jay_P86 : U have no idea what u're talking about. They're exactly the same mechanism.

[@tonydetuna1923]

He's smart too! teaching someone ton ride while wearing shorts to start.

[@eliezejunior3999]

Nothing sexier than a woman riding a bike, cool for teaching her. Hugs from Brazil bro!

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

***** Thanks! Enjoy the rest of FIFA bro!

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

I agree. Awesome job at teaching. I really hope she went for her own bike after this. :)

[@sukamtobw642]

how tall is she

[@mfux8mo2]

“New Rider” = Not wearing protective gear ? Lmao

[@QuattroRMT]

in some states protective gear isn't obligatory. lmao

[@lexsarmory9149]

Nobody uses pro gear here in Hawaii. Idk where they are but Hawaii is chill

[@KeithFox]

Closing credits are dope :-P

[@derc5284]

gear is super important when you start riding because if you fall you can try again.

[@joannekimes5595]

love a man who has patience to teach a lady yes she is a lady ;)

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

=) thanks

[@joannekimes5595]

+Marco Biscarini but of course

[@tiniea.y8634]

she did good.sure by now she would hv master it.

[@JeeniusGaming]

this girl dude. you are blessed :-)

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Jeenius IAMa ;)

[@JeeniusGaming]

THE CAPTAIN i am not quite sure what you are trying to tell me here....?!

[@CinematicsHD]

she did a great job! you're an excellent teacher

[@PhappingCamel]

Dude, best part of this was teaching her to feel the clutch first, awesome job. Sad seeing new riders crash coz they're taught to use the throttle too early and have no sense of where the clutch is. My first lesson I rode around in a parking lot with only the clutch. Honestly the only good How to ride a bike vid on youtube. Sad thing is now you have to deal with all the questions haha! Good job man!

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Finally someone that knows what they're talking about and appreciates the video. Thanks =). Yea, I don't mind the questions tho. The more informed people are out there on motorcycles, the best it'll be for the rest of us. Less squidding ha.

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

Go for it sister! See you guys out there! :)

[@mc1991mza]

Nice bike & girlfriend = U' lucky bro !

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Thanks Omar for the compliments, Don't know why I didn't make them sooner ha. Anyway, here's my take on a beginners bike. Honestly, I think it depends a lot on the person. I think that if you have the money a 250cc, 300cc or a bike with similar ergo to a ninja 650, are the best for beginners. Personally I started with an 03 zx6r, it was hard initially but I think it forces you to learn quicker, being a bigger/faster bike, and I didn't have to hassle with trying to re-sell it to get a bigger bike

[@moardub]

Glad to see you encouraging her to take small steps in a safe environment. And free advice cheaper then the msf, of course the msf is still very valuable, either way great vid.

[@robduncan599]

No hands/arms or leg protection, so that is a very bad start. Even to fall from stop on to hard ground would not be good .

[@NIP28]

Ur right.. but not about the gloves

[@1theblacksheep]

good job, for more women in 2 wheels!

[@171Mirza]

I rode Gilera Runner SP 50 and then bought R6 in one day and didn't had a single problem to ride it.

[@SMU_3L]

The 07 R6 in red is aboslutley beautiful

[@alania2012]

Guys need to respect womens in the way they comment , dont act like idiot respect and dont forget u also have a women as your mother

[@pryontosarker568]

alania rc I'm a terminator

[@marionepomuceno457]

Unfortunately my girl doesn't even like the sweet sound of a 4 cylinder bike... But I think she better get used to.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Mario Nepomuceno she'd better! Best sound there is

[@lilianmilla9013]

Marco Biscarini hell no nothing beats a triple with a jardine on it

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Lilian Milla nothing beats a tripple with a TBR black, full system ;)

[@mohamadbarikhan9442]

افواهوارانب

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Glad you found this video useful. 172cm should be fine. If you have already ridden a CBR600 then you will be fine, the R6 is actually surprisingly comfortable, it has less of an aggressive stance then my 09 zx6r. The R6 is actually a pretty good entry 600 (at least the ones before 08), because it has less HP than the new bikes, which means it will be a little more controllable on the throttle. Hope this helps.

[@ChrisSmoove77]

I want to do this with my girl but I need to make sure she can ride a bicycle first! She told me she learned to ride a bike at 13 so I'm a little skepticle. She can spend a season or two on the back😉

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Chris Perry be careful, can be tricky riding with a passenger if they don't know what to do. It could throw you completely off balance.

[@Senno_101]

Nice bird and bike bro. But sort the girl some CE armour lol made me nervous for her just watchin 😂 my lady rode my zx6r other day within 5-10 tuition.... Hot girls and bikes are awesome! The fact we both hot birds that ride is even more cool! Lol enjoy 👍🏻

[@johnchoi6758]

I'm no pro feminist but what the fuck is a bird bro. You're a fucking idiot.

[@Senno_101]

+John Choi 😂😂😂

[@reaasoN]

Dude I love your kawasexi.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

TheReasoNGB thanks, she was a beaut =)

[@reaasoN]

Marco Biscarini Was? what happened? :( such a big loss

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

TheReasoNGB sold her for a Daytona 675 ;) and now I moved and am bike-less, it aches my soul!

[@naqshburhan]

Jesus, You sold 'her'? I thought it was illegal to sell even girlfriends. :3

[@hansorlich6406]

asdfg I think you misspelled Kawasaki there. It's an R6... lol

[@zaberzan89]

thank you for the tip... this video show me how to ride my Honda CBR 600RR for the first time

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Amir Hamzah That's awesome! Glad I could hep!

[@GoinDownhill361]

Good teaching there, mate! Learn how to control clutch & gas at low speeds, feel them, as well as doing eight-figures like you taught her, should be a must for any beginner. I did it in my time, and helped me a lot. Unluckily, I didn't get such a patient teacher as your GF did! Cheers!

[@Chaldean4life91]

I started on a 04 ZX10R.... has nothing to do with the comments or video... but damn is that bike fast... oh its fast..... too fast.... like really fast.. u wanna ask me how fast? ill tell you..... its really fast.

[@AngelPerez-fx6rr]

Wtf

[@stephendalli]

Dude, you have a sexy bike and a sexy girl, it would be a pity if any of them got scratched or something. I suggest you teach her on something cheaper and less powerful while wearing some protective gear.

[@Gabriel_Micah]

Read le description

[@theonetamia294]

nice lessons for her wish i had that bike....

[@PikabooxxD]

Thanks for the video. It gives me confident to hop on a R1.

[@chrisrekas]

nice video Marco, I just bought the Yamaha YZF 600R as a starter but Im 6'4" and 245lbs, I took it for a joy ride around the block, wasnt as hard as I thought, but practice and more practice will; definitely pay off.

[@LIFEOFMARIAHANDBOSS]

no gear you need to look up rash road queen I bet she will wear gear than

[@Ihelpanytime]

Learn english

[@Nurburgring00]

its stupidity a person learn to ride a bike with a 600cc one! you get to start with 100cc, 150cc and then when you dominate them you can think to ride one of these.

[@keemez]

Absolutely spot on.

[@keemez]

We'll remember that when we read the fatality report for you

[@keithhasafastcar]

Nurburgring00 the only bike you sholdnt learn on is a liter bike

[@MrSlowestD16]

Nurburgring00 That's folk tale... While it's easier for a larger bike to get away from you there's typically no issues as long as you're responsible. I started on a GSX750 and had 0 issues...and it's not because I'm some fantastic rider, it's simply b/c I was responsible with how I rode it. It's another folk tale that you need to dominate one to ride the next, the VAST majority of people on the road can't even come close to mastering a little 250 sport bike, but most of them are on much larger than that. I personally could never buy a sport bike < 1L again, I enjoy the torque for daily driving too much. You don't **need** to be able to push a bike to the limit to go up. As I said, the torque you get from big displacement is second to none. ..but sport bikes are in my past now, more of an adv and UJM rider now!

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

MrSlowestD16 preach it man! Finally a wise rider among the rest. There are too few people that can ride responsibly, unfortunately; and far less of them are educated enough to realize that its "not the arrow, its the indian" meaning that its all about whose sitting in the saddle. I choose the 600cc because I knew I'd respect it, and that it was enough power for me to enjoy and have fun on two wheels.

[@country18lover]

oh how fun!! i have always wanted to ride a motorcycle! I am not sure i would trust myself to drive one though lol. your a good teacher from what ive seen.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

country18lover thanks ;)

[@Bronson9822]

well done on teaching your girl to ride. Great vid

[@AnTiCs53]

4:08 The walk of shame.

[@KidScipio]

perhaps you should explain how to get a hot gf like yours

[@yourwhathurts21]

She will be fine. She has good instruction and once her confidence builds she will do even better. I rode a 500 twin for 2 yrs before I got my R6. Starting with a 250 isnt necessarily going to.prepare you for a super sport. Be patient easy on the throttle. She will be fine

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Thanks. That is good advice for everyone here.

[@aco1224]

No gloves, boots, jacket, heavy denim or leather pants? Chin strap on helmet isn't even done up. How about safety 101 first before riding basics? Just sayin...

[@bmar916]

Read his description: "I also recommend wearing FULL protective GEAR when learning, she opted out due to stubbornness and it was a really hot day =). I would not have let her go over 10mph or leave the cul de sac in such attire. Don't bother commenting on what she is wearing/not wearing. Just watch to learn."

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Brian Martone Thanks for READING. Good to know there are some intelligent people on KZbin!

[@Fatalityx209]

I noticed that too right away but hey when it's hot outside you can't get road rash, if you fall and your head will destroy anything upon impact no need for safety measures for you very first ride

[@kushconez2181]

put some gear on her yo wtf shes a new rider!

[@BrawndoQC]

Hey hi, I also started a bit too big (BMW F700GS) and dropped my bike by mistake the other day. Confidence was shattered. Got a little motivation from your vid i'm back on it now slowly learning. Thanks

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

That's great to hear, about you getting back into riding, ride safe and have fun!

[@humanbeingpeaceandlove3850]

For anyone starting on a bike start of by only using clutch and ride the clutch a while. Then start trying to release clutch and give it gas... If you can control the friction zone the rest is easy

[@watchyourr6172]

Can I trade lives with you, all the motorcycles, what seems to be a nice neighborhood, a girlfriend that is willing to ride.

[@unjustkatana]

Great legs...actually she is all great, no disrespect.

[@mrunknown4157]

great video buddy. she did great! I've just bought a CBR600RR. I did want to go for the R6 but the CBR was more in my budget. greetings from the UK.

[@glynn36]

First things first. Where are her gloves, leathers, boots ??? I think safety comes first before you even sit on a bike. Just saying.

[@Icky240]

Yea Im with you on that, But if she had gears on then this video woulda never had this much views lol

[@Albo6969]

vang lor Mitch Mitchell Read description :)

[@glynn36]

Fair point. BUT if she was to stubborn not to wear protection how was he ever going to stop her from going over 10mph or leave the cul-de-sac ?? She's a woman, like she will ever listen ;-)

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

oPiruz Makes me happy some people read lol!

[@RenatoLaureano]

Only safety I would suggest is to strap her helmet...I'lld hate to see her pretty face scarred

[@alexo3720]

no homo, that guy is hot, i wish i had his looks

[@Aryan8Pride8]

lol yeah, he is a nice looking guy. No homo.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Aryan8Pride8 Oscar V 'no homo' compliments accepted. Thanks hah

[@alexo3720]

Marco Biscarini you're welcome bro ;)

[@alexo3720]

MrEvolutionist i cant help myself :)

[@chico11432]

She's doin real gd,just keep her at that pace,your a great teAcher.....don't rush her just let her take her time

[@hilbillymnst1324]

Teaching a girl how to ride a motorcycle on r6. Bravo.

[@treyhorak]

DIsclaimer: I watched this video because your girl is cute.

[@MrDopestDope1]

i just came here for the chick

[@butdaddy8439]

I came too hehehee all over

[@jacktangney1958]

U two are probably like 10. Grow up

[@rezzy78]

shyt she is on the same bike i want too, perfect for my height and weight.

[@reggiee795]

Great video Bro. I"m a newbie to riding bikes too. Just took the Learn to ride class about a month ago. Started out on a GSXR 600 and am pretty comfortable with it now. It"ll take a little time but your girl will get it. It looks like she"s catching on fast. Just tell her be careful on the road with these crazy drivers.

[@Michael_Veritas]

Mr.Biscarini, It's quite impossible to DRIVE a motorcycle. Who wrote your title George Bush?

[@donniehill3952]

Michael Gardner drive literally just means to operate and control the direction and speed of something. Not that serious let it go. Probably should of just said " how to operate and control speed and direction of a motorcycle " but that would sound dumb.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Hahah. Thanks for helping point that out to Michael ;)

[@Michael_Veritas]

Mr. Rogers last week I "drove" my friends boat down the river. ;-]

[@donniehill3952]

Michael Gardner " two girls died riding a motorcycle . " officer " who was driving ?" Your dumb ass " you can't drive a motorcycle they were both riding

[@Michael_Veritas]

Mr. Rogers last month I "flew" my wife's new car down the highway. ;-]

[@dam8695]

i agree no safety gear is just stupid

[@rust-clips]

Why you all saying "wear gear" she is going 5 mph ffs she doesn't need to. She wouldn't get road rash, if anything the bike would fall sideways and her legs could be trapped if she couldn't hold the weight of the bike. This means if you wear even the best leathers it's not gonna protect her from getting crushed by the bike.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

rankore69 finally some good reasoning. Would be a shame to ruin $1500 leathers too. Skin heals.

[@felucca100]

Thats the best to teach some1 how to ride,fair play....,Im jealous as i wish i could get my girlfriend into the bikes!!

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

felucca100 just show her how much it means to you. =P good luck

[@alejandrosilva7947]

That blue Honda hatchback tho👌

[@Novaswagggg]

People are talking shit but this is the best method to learn, 1 on 1 with someone that has experience. Good video man..... I’d just make my girl put on some jeans 😂

[@rotjwer2011]

that shorts are ok for beginners, perfect

[@thefox4279]

Yo i was her..today on my r3..its all a learning opportunity

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

I completely agree with you, I am the first to suggest safe gear when riding. She took MSF course, she is wearing no gear due to safe controlled environment. She owns full leathers and gloves but opted out of wearing these due to the heat. I don't suggest that anyone learn in the same attire as her, I trusted her ability enough to allow her to ride around at 10 mph in our neighborhood. Thanks for your concern.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

And a helmet that’s not strapped?

[@Viciousanimalthing]

I don't recommend learning on a 600 but I'm not against it. Really depends on the person. Taking MSF is vital, before someone ever rides. As far as all the stuff about being in a safe environment, some abandoned parking lot would be better than a place with cars and people in it. It's very difficult to teach someone to ride. The key is to take a lot of time and small steps. Rush and skip steps and they'll be in a world of hurt.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Vic .Thing this is just as good as an abandoned lot. No people, hardly any cars, and great neighbors ;) Not that hard to teach someone how to ride. Just takes patience.

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

She did pretty good, just a bit of issues with the friction zone. It's all about having fun.

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

vac0002 I second that! Its all about having fun.

[@stopthekeytar]

Squidette!! I wish my girl would learn to ride. This chick did awesome I think

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

Thanks!

[@msmejekify]

Honestly think I was worse than her with the clutch when I started...might have to use this vid to teach my gf

[@MarcoBiscarini1]

matt smejek go ahead! more motorcycle chick, the happier this world will be =)