I Bought a Motorcycle and I Can’t Ride It!

[@ajc2275]

As an experienced rider, cherish these moments, feel the adrenaline, and enjoy the learning! I miss this feeling of not knowing and uncertainty when I ride my bike.

[@laryangel4082]

I almost died 5x in my 1st year riding first year is no joke

[@derekmortensen1665]

@@laryangel4082 how many of those were your fault? I’ve been riding almost a year and have yet to experience a life threatening situation. I believe a lot of riders put themselves in those types of situations. Trying to show off or riding outside of their experience level. Don’t get me wrong, I have seen a lot of dumb drivers but if your vigilant, pay attention to your surroundings and don’t ride like an idiot, I truly believe there would be a lot less incidents that injure or potentially kill the motorists. U I hope your still riding and that those scary situations haven’t scared you into not riding again. Be safe out there.

[@GeneralChangFromDanang]

I don't know. I live in a colder climate so it feels like every spring is starting over on a bike.

[@Everyone_Dies]

@@derekmortensen1665 My close call happened my first year of riding, it was a 4 way intersection but two way stop where like I didn't have a stop sign and oncoming traffic didn't but the road on the left and right had a stop sign, some old man didn't see me even though II had my headlight on, didn't stop and would have hit me if I wasn't paying attention to him specifically and hit my brakes

[@derekmortensen1665]

@@Everyone_Dies good job on noticing the potential on coming danger. I almost don’t move until I know I made some sort of eye contact with them. I really do hate those kind of streets. In an old town I used to live at in Colorado had streets like those, but minus the stop signs. I could never tell who had the right away. It was ridiculous. Lol. The one thing I have learned and I’m the same way when it comes to driving vehicles is always expect someone to cut you off, brake check you or blow with stoplights/ stop signs. If you always have that mentality, you will avoid a lot of potential accidents. I hope nothing crazy has happened since that incident and keep on riding safe.

[@savagenez9584]

When I took my riding course, there was this petite girl in the class and she turned out to be the best rider out of all of us. I was very impressed. It’s cool to see you start your journey. A few months from now you will look back and see how far you’ve come!

[@Eunostos]

@@Tondaloona03 oh ffs

[@TrustyZ900]

Fun to watch a young lady experience the joy of motorcycles. I've been riding a long time and have been hit by two crazy drivers. I always ride defensively, but sometimes there's no way out. Riding in town can be a real challenge with all the aggressive drivers. Get up early and get onto rural roads and enjoy the fresh air and mother nature. It's really a blast after you get the hang of it.

[@benorim]

I won’t be the person who mentions that you need at least a mesh jacket, gloves, and a more protective helmet. I’ve crashed at 30mph and even at that low speed, you don’t want your skin grinding on tarmac.

[@RidewithRea]

Yes proper gear is so important!!Since recording this video, I now have a full face helmet, riding jacket with padding and leather gloves! I’ll be wearing that in my next progress video. Thanks for the info! :) I definitely don’t want to risk tearing up my skin 🥲

[@corvinhua4479]

It's not even about crashing and falling. Getting hit by bugs, small pebbles and twigs at high speed will sting even with regular clothes.

[@locoocho2415]

Rea congrats 👏, When you ease the clutch out lightly not all the way, the bike is moving. That's called the "friction zone". Remember the front and rear brake are on the same side, opposite of the clutch. You got this young Lady. I'm looking forward to more beginner content. As soon as I get my permit I'm buying either a 2022 Street Bob or Low Rider S. They both have the 114 engine.

[@thatguy8005]

But you don’t look cool.

[@RidewithRea]

@@locoocho2415thank you so much!! & that’s a great bike!😊

[@stevenwright6573]

That's a great first bike. Perfect to learn on, and Hondas are legendary for their quality of build and reliability.

[@spittyrides]

You just got yourself a subscriber. I started learning how to ride a motorcycle myself earlier this month. I've slowly been building up my confidence with short, controlled rides in wide-open spaces. It's amazing how much of a feel you get for your bike only after the first couple of rides. Love the content!

[@RidewithRea]

Oh thank you so much!!😊 I agree! It’s amazing how much more comfortable I feel after a few short rides & with some practice. im so happy you’re also riding :) good luck to you!

[@icewallowcome9929]

The bike community will watch your channel with interest

[@Motortreadlands]

Riding is so much fun! I'm 65 now and back to riding. But make sure you wear the right motorcycle gear. Road burn really hurts!

[@ThereIsProbablyNoGod]

That is a great beginner bike. I bought my first ever bike 2020 after having the license for 38 years and never have ridden a motorcycle since 1983 and it was a Honda Rebel 500 from 2020. You will have a lot of fun with this great little bike. You already know, that you always should wear proper gear and so nothing stands between you and having fun riding your little Rebel. Your friend is doing a great job too. He is very calm, what is very important. I am doing the same with my wife who first learned riding a scooter and now is in the process of learning to ride a bike with clutch and gears. So I am looking forward to more of your videos. Greatings from Austria.

[@gabrielaperezgalindo4270]

I’ve been wanting to buy one for a long time. There are few women who ride a motorcycle and this video is very inspiring to me. It’s the sign I was waiting for. Thank you, Rea✨

[@RidewithRea]

thank you for this comment! Good luck on your journey :)

[@TsukiNekoXiii]

Your laugh on the first time was so pure. Really gave me a confidence boost. This’ll be me soon. Thank you.

[@Grovreicraynth]

Mate, enjoy the learning process. It's an amazing stage as a rider and is something you will absolutely love. It also comes once in your riding experience so savor it. There's a lot more miles to ride, welcome to the riding community.

[@NomalngaDlamini]

I am looking at getting my first bike ever and this video just gave me the motivation I needed to go for it and learn. Total Beginner I look forward to this new journey and community.

[@RidewithRea]

you got this! safe riding

[@bigjerm210ify]

Your clutch is your best friend. When in doubt clutch it out have fun and be safe.

[@piplup10203854]

As someone who's been thinking about getting a bike for years and years this gave me so much joy to see because there's just something exciting about that first bike and first ignition that looks so much fun. I wish I had the courage you did. This is the bike I want I'm just not brave enough to go through the course and all that.

[@RidewithRea]

That makes me so happy to hear! & if I can do it I feel like anyone can 😊

[@piplup10203854]

@@RidewithRea ☺ I'm really glad to hear that! I'm looking into it more and I been checking my finances to start saving for this, I'll be moving this year but I'm actually looking forward to making some progress on this dream of mine cause your videos have been really inspiring. I don't feel so alone in those thoughts of starting. You're so brave and I'm so glad you're sharing your journey! Perhaps one day I'll be brave enough too!

[@Disposalist]

@@piplup10203854 Do it! As with most things in life, as long as you are confident *but calm* you can't go wrong. Of course bikes can be tricky and dangerous, but so is crossing the street (ie. it really isn't, if you just follow the rules and take it easy). And, hey, if you aren't confident, that will come with practice. Start slow. Just ask a friend to sit on one and rev it, maybe. Go pillion with someone you trust. Always train and ride with someone who is calm so they don't scare you, but really there is nothing to be scared of, especially when *you* will be the one in control of your own bike, eventually! Maybe just do a lesson on a scooter. Not having gears to worry about is a good intro to riding.

[@davidbreen4353]

hey, the course is a piece of cake. it really teaches you a lot, and you will pass, unless you run over an instructor, or destroy the bike.

[@piplup10203854]

@@davidbreen4353 That actually helps a lot lol I just worry I'm gonna lose control of it you know and either hurt myself or someone else and I worry I'm gonna stall at a light and a litany of other fears. I just put it off because every time I bring it up to friends or family they always tell me it's too dangerous and life comes up so it's always gotten pushed to the back burner you know. I'm glad to know it's relatively easy and straight forward though that's reassuring. Thank you ☺ I'm in the middle of getting a house but perhaps sometime after that all settles I can do this. I'd really like to one day, I just keep getting talked out of it.

[@loosingparts6159]

Just got my daughter riding on the road. Got her first wave, she was so excited. Even after the MSF course and endorsement we still practice in the lot. It’s good for me too. Get some gear and coms. for your helmets.

[@RidewithRea]

Oh that’s amazing! 😊 yea I really want to do a lot more practicing first before I even get on the road. Even after the MFS course! & yes thanks for the tip about the gear. I will be wearing my jacket and gloves at all times now 😅

[@andykober2283]

Reminds me of the first time I got on a motorcycle and everyone that rides had a first time. Don't worry about embarrassing yourself. Hope you always enjoy riding.

[@RiderXp]

This reminds of the first time I swung a leg over a motorcycle in 2001. Loved watching you video, stay safe and keep riding and documenting your journey! Good luck!

[@KeyonnaThomas-d2t]

I’ve been wanting to get a motorcycle for so long watching your excitement and you doing it exactly how I want to made me excited for my journey to come thank you so much for being authentic and showing that.

[@RidewithRea]

haha aww thank you!!! I was genuinely so excited and still am when I go out to ride :) I hope you get to start riding soon!!

[@ahna-yo7pc]

I am in the same process myself. Choosing a bike and learning about them. This video was exactly what I needed as reassurance to give it a try :)

[@squirellynutts]

Learn your friction zone on your clutch and do some slow manuevers in an open parking lot, its helpful and is quite fun, be safe out there and enjoy the ride

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you! I will practice that on my next outing 😊 much appreciated!!

[@mickthemerciless9694]

Yeah. Great tip, particularly when going slow on turns. The only way not to drop a big twin chop. All about the clutch and throttle control, opposite to driving a car, where you shouldn't ride the clutch.

[@pseudotonal]

I remember the thrill of beginning to ride my old Yamaha 250 in 1975! It's scary but thrilling!

[@cozyracer]

that rebel is a beaut!! great to see someone take on a new learning journey! Also looks like you’ve got a good teacher to support the cause. keep it up and ride safe. It’s a very rewarding hobby (at least in my opinion!)

[@RidewithRea]

Ahh thank you! Its used but I’m so happy I was able to find a rebel in good condition 😊 & yes! I’m so thankful to have someone help me learn how to ride otherwise it would be waaaaay more intimidating 😅 & the support I’ve been receiving helps so much, so I appreciate it! I can’t wait to keep practicing & improving :)

[@dennissmith1435]

I love how excited and happy you are riding for the first time!! Good for you!

[@stanleydenning]

OMG! I knew that I was an empathetic person but this time was wild for me. This took me back to when I was 16 and my first bike. I felt every bit of it all over again. I rode from age 17 to age 22. Then the engine seized. Mechanical problems. The cam chain snapped. I never got a replacement. Now, go forward in time. I am age 61. I got another bike. It's a HONDA. VT 750. I guess I lived it all over again. But not quite the same this time. It's so wonderful to be on a bike again. Be careful, and ride safe. ✌ 🤘

[@ElterSouza]

I'm on the same situation. I've always wanted to ride a motorcycle but never did it. I just started to train for the permit and I'm looking for a motorcycle to buy. Thanks for sharing the experience and good luck on your journey! 🙂

[@vgahren]

I’m sure I’m not the only one saying this, but thanks for sharing this. You’re not the only one that’s bought a bike before knowing how to ride, but possibly the first one to admit it!👍

[@graysonboles3781]

I took the msf course it was a blast. I highly recommend it. It teaches so much, and you get to forego the whole permit process and the riding test at the dmv. Also you get a big discount on insurance. Definitely recommend if you haven't already. I'm about to buy a rebel as my first bike.

[@briquan]

i take my course next month, i cant wait!

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you so much!! Yes I’m registered for the course and I can’t wait to take it! & congrats on getting your bike! 😊

[@chrisrice3551]

Me also I'm taking mine in May nervous certainly but also excited..crazy drivers are a issue.

[@MMShaggy]

So genuine and awesome, my wife and I loved it.

[@darenreeves1465]

Your videos on learning to ride have been very inspirational to me. I got my permit and a bike knowing almost nothing. I wish I had a safe place to practice near me or someone to help me get to a safe place to practice because I really want to get started learning

[@RidewithRea]

I’m so happy they’ve been inspiring! If you’re unable to get to a safe location or have someone ride the bike for you to an empty lot, I would suggest just taking the MSF course. That way you’ll learn all the basics and practice on one of their bikes they provide for you. & by the end of the course I’m sure you’ll feel more confident riding.

[@darenreeves1465]

@RidewithRea I have scheduled the class for August was the first date I could get. I did a little practice in with a friend. I rode by myself to a gas station last night I stalled out a little more than I would have liked but I am getting a little more confident going to ride again tonight for a little.

[@RidewithRea]

@@darenreeves1465 I had the same thing happen to me! I had to wait a couple months before taking my course because the classes were all filled. Try to see if there are any no-shows or last minute openings. My course would allow people to come at an earlier time from a wait list. :) good luck to you. Stalling is normal and you'll get better with practice

[@imthewolf1]

I ride a softail now but my first street bike was an 85 Honda shadow. Loved that bike and wouldn't hesitate to own a Honda again, maybe I'll get one as a second bike. They are a great bike for anyone starters and vetrans

[@jackbandit2114]

God the newer Rebels are so bad ass looking. I still want a Rebel 500

[@dondog3123]

I have the desire to buy myself one and was curious, thank you so much for sharing your first experience

[@robcreel4257]

I just saw this today. I wanna say good job. The moment your feet your feet were on the pegs, I know your heart was pounding. Well done!

[@RidewithRea]

thank you!

[@simonbarry1886]

That first bike feeling ❤

[@stevemclarty8011]

If there is anything in the world to impulse buy. It's a motorcycle. Good job! 👍👍

[@blown8642]

I did the same thing in 2005 and bought a VTX, I miss that bike.

[@richardcormier4561]

Hi just wanted to say congratulations on being a new rider, be careful take your time be safe

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you!!

[@sab_1055]

Thanks. I'm in the same boat right now, although my journey is necessitous. I live 20 miles from the nearest food store, and suddenly in a situation with only a bike for transportation. I love riding and always hop on IF I'm confident in the driver. I am keenly aware of the danger. It's been decades since I learned to ride, bikes have changed and I commute to a region that's consistently on the list of the top 10 worst places to drive in the US. I have the advantage of knowing the roads well, but bikes have changed. I've got a healthy fear to make peace with and a lot of learning to do so.

[@dassix1636]

Friend started on a rebel 500, those bikes are so good to learn on. Can have fun, but never have to worry about getting into real issues

[@heresteven]

Rebel is great motorcycle. Comfortable and reliable. I miss my old one. I remember I bought it from the motorcycle school for $1000.

[@callummcintosh9498]

It’s your fault! I remember watching this about a year ago and loved how brave and amazing you are. Then six months ago I decided to swap my sports tourer for a cruiser as my knees are shot!!! After what I thought was research deciding what bike to get may have in fact been your fault as I am now the proud owner of a Honda Rebel 1100! lol. Xx

[@Ataturk69]

i just got a 2 stroke converted bike (been riding it for about 2 and a half weeks now) and i love riding it lol... I cant wait to get a real motorcycle but the biggest deterrence for me is the gears... i rode a motorcycle up a mountain in thailand once

[@lNickHD]

I need to show my GF your videos! She's been riding on the back of my bikes for the last couple years and has been showing some interest in riding herself. Congrats on getting a bike and keep on practicing!

[@RidewithRea]

I hope she starts riding soon!! & hope this encourages her. Honestly if I can do it, anyone can LOL -thanks so much!

[@rumo510]

I like to practice breathing exercises while I ride to keep calm and loose. Slow, deep breaths into the belly. Panicking or tensing up is meat crayon city! Been riding 20 years and I still got my arms and legs and my life, so I guess I'm doing something right!

[@philcowdall9399]

Hahaha!!! That's exactly what I did today Rea and congratulations!!!! I bought a 125cc Mutt Motorcycle (made in Birmingham, England) and don't have my CBT test yet for a few weeks (CBT=Compulsory Basic Training that we have to do in the UK to be able to ride legally on the roads on a bike with power up to 125 cc. If you want to ride a more powerful motorbike you need to do the full license here in the UK....I'll get there eventually!). Never having ridden a motorcycle ever before and having watched a few youtube vids, I practised doing exactly what you were doing: just finding that bite point on the clutch and learning to go fwd with a bit of throttle and stop in 1st gear! Amazing feeling! Although I am still a total fraud I actually feel like a motorbiker now!! Phil, North Wales, UK

[@chucky2751]

That smile with the first revs *_*

[@MeAndMyRoyalEnfield]

Very cool! Proud of you.

[@JJPelszynski]

This was awesome and you did great for the 1st time ever on a bike. Congrats and enjoy the ride!

[@pascalmonier4642]

Congratulation on your new bike. Have lots of fun with it and remember to never park it in neutral.

[@Noonewillrecognizeyou]

Thanks for the video! I too do NOT know how to ride a motorcycle, and like you I will be purchasing my new motorcycle soon. I plan to go out and look this weekend. I had the same motorcycle ( good looking bike)as you have in mind, however just recently I discovered the Triumph Speed 400. Looks like a great beginner bike. I’m leaning heavily on this one so far. So glad for you and accepting that challenge ❤

[@philipphan1320]

You got this! Learn how to feather the clutch, look where you’re turning, wear your gear and HAVE FUN!!

[@therideofalifetime]

Congrats I have a rebel 1100. The rebel's are a great beginner bike you will do well. You got this. If this is your first video riding you'll kill it Good luck

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you!! Yes this was my first time on the bike & nice the rebel 1100 is great hopefully I’ll work my way up to that after this lol

[@therideofalifetime]

@@RidewithRea heck yeah it will come easy you are doing very well

[@gonesurfyn]

I remember going to MTI for my first class! This is bringing back memories so happy for you!

[@maxbouvatte]

I just got a Honda monkey. your teacher there taught me some useful info too! im gonna get a rebel 500 next

[@A.Musa76]

Bring back memory with the front brake. I went to pick up a ZX-7R from next door during Chicago winter storm. My dumb##s went in a hoodie no gloves, no helmet, no coat, etc. Right when I brought my bike from next door to my uncle warehouse (I just got behind my uncle warehouse where the bay door is located). My hand froze (frostbite) Next thing I knew my frozen hand got movement (like a jolt) and I hit the front brakes next thing I knew I flipped over. I stop riding in 1999 due to accident (I was hit by a taxi in the intersection). I think I want to retake the MSF class again so I can refresh my memory since I have my 'M' license

[@NayannaFC]

I'm so proud of you! Thank you for sharing your learning process with us! I already have my license and know how to ride, but I have no Real experience. I'm dreaming of the day I have my cruiser. Watching your videos make me believe it's possible and I can make it too! A shout-out from Brazil!

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you so much!!! :) I hope you can get your cruiser very soon! & wow Brazil, how beautiful!

[@drewdavis1962]

Great job! I want to do the same thing. Not sure what my bike will be but I am hoping to own a Royal Enfield soon.

[@NinjaChoke]

This bike looks great, and I'm sure feels great too. Happy rides and stay safe

[@roymorrishx]

300cc is a good start. It isn't a hairdryer, but it also doesn't have enough power to get you into serious trouble. I wince when someone shows off their first bike and it's some 1000-1700cc monster.

[@eduardpocnet1274]

That’s a great bike! Hope you are still enjoying it to this day. Ride safe and have fun!

[@RidewithRea]

Hi! Yes, still enjoying it!! :)

[@mustafasaricoban179]

Hi! I share same fate with you. I bought a modified Honda CB 900 Hornet, but i have never driven in my life also i still don't have an A licence for it. Next week i have the exam for it. But i am almost sure, i'll love it :)

[@RidewithRea]

Hi! thats awesome! Good luck on getting your license, I'm sure you'll get it :)

[@mustafasaricoban179]

Thank you so much! Yesterday i got my licence in first attempt 🤩Now i will practice more & have fun! Your bike is also awesome 🤩 Have fun!@@RidewithRea

[@RidewithRea]

Yay! Congrats!! safe riding :)@@mustafasaricoban179

[@mustafasaricoban179]

Thank you so much! 🙏Hope to ride together someday!@@RidewithRea

[@ParryPotterTM]

Ahh the Honda Rebel, I actually did my Drivers exam on this bike and I Really liked it :D

[@RidewithRea]

Its a great bike :)

[@Vladimir-gq2ho]

YES, another FEMALE rider, good luck for learning. Keep your wheels Down And ride safe.

[@vyirusxgaming8201]

I am watching the series I dunno if she survived! The being blinded by the light and the zero face protect shell. She is braver then I.

[@ohioridercinci2495]

Welcome to riding! Be Safe, see you on the road.

[@lameloser7209]

Congratulations! Enjoy riding. I started years ago and i still love it very much

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you so much!

[@aaronbrewer1831]

Awesome for You! Be in the moment with all these new exciting experiences. I just received my endorsement today. My opion is that you picked out absolutely beautiful bike with really good learning performance. I bought a royal Enfield classic 350. Kinda in the same performance/size as your stunning new bike. At one time I was actively pursuing purchasing that exact one. Something about my bike caught my attention and wouldn't let me sleep. Anyways my advice to you is please don't let anyone's negative conversation bring you down. This is your experience. Take in this experience. Happy riding!

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you so much!! You also chose a great bike. Good luck to you on your riding journey and stay safe out there 😊

[@elizabethwilson1190]

Only got my Learner's in Feb this year and it was because l sat on a Honda CMX500 rebel.

[@hphillips7425]

The start/stop straight line drills in my opinion is the best skill and confidence builder for beginners. You will be a Sarah Lezito in no time. 😊

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you! I’m hoping to practice that next 😊

[@PROTEUS_SEER-OF-EONS]

You have the voice of an angel. Maybe the MOST important thing I value in a woman. Congrats on the bike, have fun!

[@bil19631963]

I am sure that you learned everything after so many months. Please don't forget gloves jacket boots. Greetings from Athens Greece.

[@mxbx307]

I'm 36 and desperate to try riding. I have no experience of motorbikes at all (ridden a quadbike though) and I'll get round to it one day...

[@advmoto786]

Just trained my daughters (15 & 13 yrs old) how to ride a motorcycle. trained them on Honda MSX125 and they picked up all the skills rather fast.

[@RidewithRea]

that's awesome!! wow learning so young :)

[@juans3728]

Rea watch the video from a You Tube member called " Be The Boss Of Your Own Bike " he explains how to use the clutch and the throttle and release the clutch slowly to make the bike roll remember learning to use the clutch will make the bike roll faster or slower and your back break should be used for now when needed.

[@LightTheBeam.916]

You got this!!! But I highly recommend you take your state’s recommended course.

[@Drifter26]

Thank you, Dave! You also teaching me too! I'm a dumb 30 years old adult who doesn't know how to ride yet and looking for one!

[@RidewithRea]

Good luck to you!!

[@willieboy8798]

a pretty girl like you will not have a shortage of help! my problem with that is im in my 70s and im tired of getting hit on by pretty girls! people and thier problems no! you go girl your a natural!!!!

[@6729solarwolf]

Welcome to the club. Congrats. This is going to be epic

[@RidewithRea]

Thanks so much!

[@6729solarwolf]

@@RidewithRea I spent years and wasted thousands of dollars before I got my own motorcycle. Now, I can go where I want, when I want for a fraction of the cost because my bike gives 40 kilometers per litre of petrol. You'll love it too.

[@Curious_Skeptic]

Awesome! Congrats. You must be tiny. Lol. The Rebel looks giant! Being 5'6", it's been top of the list of bikes i can reach the ground and feel comfortable. 😊

[@southsidesmoka]

Glad to have you on two wheels, girl!

[@JosephLamb1989]

I did the same thing with a cfmoto 300ss a few months ago. Never rode a day a day. Slowly learning every morning becausei work overnight

[@RidewithRea]

Oh nice!! good luck to you and safe riding :)

[@darksoulwarrior9662]

Hello I'm new to this channel I subscribed. You guys are the best and the guy is very trustworthy

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you so much! :)

[@darksoulwarrior9662]

@@RidewithRea Anytime

[@danielsaudi9121]

Perfect beginner bike is the Rebel… be safe and congrats….

[@stufoo]

my first bike was a rebel 250 and it is the best first bike. everyone can ride a bike if they start on something like a rebel

[@gianlucaalgaler6811]

love the z bar - looks very good . good job - like the video.

[@sergiojohnson1903]

Congratulations!

[@ericromeiro6688]

Nice ride lessons & video 👍😊

[@markchase7419]

Awesome very good!! we all started just like that! Rebel 300 is a great bike to learn on 😎

[@andrewjames4904]

Congrats, Nice Bike!

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you!

[@chukhentcy5642]

Good for You, Girl!

[@AntagonistPaul]

I have no idea how to drive a manual and also don't have one HAHAHHA but this motivated me to grind. I want a cruiser as well.

[@ann-marie2375]

Take it easy and practice practice practice 🙂 x

[@LH-zv2zq]

Wow, you put fear aside to ride! But I'm sure not true, lol. I saw that look of "oh sh#@!" when you (3:54) where trying out the clutch with throttle. Good luck.

[@BaronSupremacy]

Oh geeze, gotta take the MSF course. Highly recommend.

[@RidewithRea]

Yes I recently took the MSF course and passed!🎉

[@B.Rad214]

Great job!! Keep up the great work and remember to just take it slow!

[@RidewithRea]

Thank you!!!

[@yourstruly7895]

Good job! I’m gonna do this! I’m gonna learn!

[@RidewithRea]

Yay! good luck to you!

[@geakeberttube336]

Love those handlebars, do you have a link for them?

[@RidewithRea]

Hi! Yes I just added the link in my description box. You can get them at revzilla

[@DavEboy-mn6so]

reminds me of learning manual transmission car. was fun. I want a motorcycle, although unfortunately i have to wait until after college, and I have my own place, since my parents and fam will kill me before a car will

[@jedlimen123]

You got this!! Thanks for sharing, have fun!

[@valtito9297]

great choice! best choice