IS THE GSX-S 750 A BEGINNER BIKE?

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Bike: 2021 GSX-S 750
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[@dunegoon3014]

You’re spot on man. I own a 2015 gsx s750 and agree, if you’ve ridden quads or dirt bikes before, then it’s a great first bike. When it’s ridden under 9k rpm, it’s a beginner bike - once you’re above 9k, this bike gets wild. Fun af, but it’ll surprise you. Full face helmet all day. Great vid bro

[@itskdawgyt]

thanks bro really appreciate that! glad you enjoyed it. these bikes are awesome & a absolute blast! ride safe bro

[@kirkdunn1379]

Having dirt bike experience is exceptional for riding street bike.....far more technical, ground is un even and traction limited.......street bikes do have more power and the position your body is in on the bike is kinda weird. getting used to cars, traffic is biggest hurdle.....riding the bike is the easy part.....shifting, clutch, brakes are all normal First time I've ever heard the term countersteer....we just turned the bike as it was obvious how to do that ......more of a body lean than pushing the bars imo, but whatever works....

[@TopshelfJunior]

I went 110 pitbike, then learned on a KX450 that same day, then bought a KLX300 that week, then rode that for a month, then went and took my classes and passed the license, then bought a Suzuki SV650, and feeling great !!! The SV650 alone has enough umph to get you in trouble but, I never have been... Currently looking to upgrade. Which is why I'm here, thinking about your bike lol.

[@itskdawgyt]

it’s definitely a good upgrade! you will love the exhaust note & the power increase! be safe out there!

[@blaisben3330]

Sorry for your lost brother. God bless you and drive safety. From Quebec Canada . GSXs fans ❤ Ben

[@itskdawgyt]

i appreciate that so much ben! means allot to me. drive safe my friend much love

[@darkscythe980]

I appreciated your comments about the helmet man. It's something serious that needs to be discussed. Loved the vid and I am very much considering the gsx-s 750 as my first bike. Much love!

[@itskdawgyt]

i appreciate you! it’s sad man really is. glad i could possibly help you decide! ride safe brother

[@matthewblunderbuss4545]

I started on a Grom 2 years ago, then bought a Gsx-s750 the only problem I had with the transition was throttle control. On the Grom I was full throttle almost always, this bike obviously that isn't the case. Learned it quick never had a real oh shit moment, it's been a blast.

[@itskdawgyt]

oh man. yeah one good crack of the throttle will def put you in your place if your not ready! glad to hear your enjoying it, ride safe brother!

[@outquick]

Sorry to hear about your Uncle, and his family does miss him. I miss my Aunt Kellie very much. Diff story, same outcome. Life is never the same. Well stay safe out there n the flowers are starting to bloom on the NC/GA line. Spring is here 🙂

[@itskdawgyt]

so sorry to hear about your aunt man, it’s a damn shame. ride safe out there buddy and hopefully the weather gets better!

[@kidronreddy1671]

Learnt an important lesson via this video.Thanks .

[@itskdawgyt]

awesome! was it a good one? 😂

[@savannahclass8903]

Awesome content!

[@itskdawgyt]

thank you!!

[@MustafizurRahmanMahim]

keep it up! Great content!

[@itskdawgyt]

thank you! i appreciate it

[@holdenc2636]

What about this as a first bike AFTER the msf course? Since I’ll be learning the clutch and how to ride a heavier bike on some old beater, would you think it’s alright to hop on this after that? I’m also a bigger guy (6’5 260) so smaller bikes aren’t really in the realm of possibility for me

[@itskdawgyt]

yeah for your size I would def say this would be a good prospect! I would just say take your time and get to learn and respect the bike that's all.

[@holdenc2636]

@@itskdawgyt thanks for the insight :)

[@itskdawgyt]

@@holdenc2636 of course! hope it helps.

[@englishsteel-nz6im]

"Beginner" is not a catch all term--- do we mean zero two wheel experience beyond taking the MSF course? Hell, an SV650 even is too much for that. Years of dirt experience? SV650 probably the best choice. GSXS750 tho? I took some years off from riding and used to have a GSXR750 and upon returning 18 months ago I got a cool SV650 just to get back into it and blaze thru some of the CA canyons and get back up to speed--- just recently bought the GSXS750 as I felt it's a logical quick do it all motorcycle and it's way too much bike for a novice. Perfect for a solid intermediate rider but a novice--- think about it guys--- this bike is the detuned naked version of a legendary racing machine and it gets up to triple digit speeds effortlessly. Great bike tho, extremely underrated. If you're looking for an upgrade or a general all around sporty bike give it a look. Suzuki really nailed it on this one--- just a good handling, quick, ultra reliable, good looking bike that'll do everything any street rider needs-- plus the clutch and brakes are awesome, they feel as premium as some KTMs I rode-- doesn't feel like a budget bike at all and that's reflected in Suzuki saving r&d money in using a tried and tested beast of an engine. Haters are clueless.

[@itskdawgyt]

yeah beginner is a clickbait title. as i say in the video i don’t recommend it as a “beginner” bike

[@terrylafauci791]

I have absolutely no two wheel experience other than bicycles...so I guess this answers my question lol with that said, I have no idea where to start 😞....there's so many options and I've been told it doesn't matter what you start on as long as you exercise alot of self control (which was the plan in the first place) I do have a the basic understanding of what the controls do from watching video but I still haven't taken the MSF course yet. I just don't know where to go after I get that out of the way. I want something I can grow into and learn on at the same time. Any help?

[@itskdawgyt]

@@terrylafauci791 sure buddy i got you. i would def start with the course once you do it you will def know if it’s for you or not. if it is & you want to go through with it i would def say go with a cruiser or street bike with a 500 or below! don’t get discouraged man you got this & have fun! ride safe bro hope that helped.

[@terrylafauci791]

@@itskdawgyt thanks for the feed back, man!

[@englishsteel-nz6im]

@@terrylafauci791 Yeah first do the MSF and get your m1 lol then if you're responsible a Kawa Z650 or something similar is something you won't get bored of fast unless you attain some good skills because they're not slow bikes and they handle great and the power is very predictable. So there's two extremes always with motorcycles on the power perspective--- you've got your "650 wayyyy too powerful for a beginner" which isn't true depending on who the person is and then the "as long as your responsible you could even start on an S1000RR" which also is silly because that's going to hinder your skill development just trying to not get killed on that bike lol. I'd just say the Z650 Kawi, it's mild in the first 2 gears and the power is as linear as it gets and they can be found used cheap. You won't be trading up in 3 months either like with a 300. If you don't feel naturally comfortable with a bike tho maybe a Ninja 400 or CB500F. But at the end the day too they aren't that much slower than a Z650 so an irresponsible person is going to wreck themselves on any of these machines. The SV650 is a bit of a wheelie machine and torque comes on fast(and the mt07 for that matter) so that's why I would say not the SV unless you've got some kind of motorcycle exp.

[@EqualitynotEquity.]

The answer is, "Yes." It's a bit heavier of a bike, but doesn't have much low end power. Starting on those 400 cc machines is a waste of money. The mechanics of riding a motorcycle are mostly the same on modern bikes. I went from never riding, taking the msf, to buying a 750 the next week. It's surprisingly not difficult to learn.

[@itskdawgyt]

well, some people grasp the mechanics right away others need more time. i wouldn’t say it’s a waste of money it’s just i wouldn’t recommend one of these to someone who’s never rode before but if you’re confident on it and capable of doing it that’s all that matters. ride safe my friend.

[@dmessy91]

I did the same thing, I think the only drawback in starting on this bike is that it is over 100hp and if you've never rode before , it can be a bit intimidating at first which can slow down your learning progress, but I rather be slow rather than hurt or dead

[@Mikaeel84]

I bought a kawi z400 first and I don't regret it. Then again I'm one of those people who can't resist pushing a machine to its limits soon after I get it and if I would have had a much faster/heavier bike of rip I probably would have got myself in trouble.

[@jeremy5148]

what are those bar rend mirrors? And do you think the wind protector is worth the purchase?

[@itskdawgyt]

the are fenrir. & i do it’s just mostly for looks but i like it allot

[@christophertyacke6019]

What really makes a beginner bike? Any bike that you ride for the first time is a beginner bike. It all depends on ones size, inherent balance skills, previous riding knowledge with turning and leaning effect and controls at your hands and feet. If you start slow and build your confidence, you can begin your riding on almost anything.

[@itskdawgyt]

as I stated in the video yes it all comes down to you're prior experience, comfort, & confidence.

[@thomasquinn2373]

My starter is gsxs750 3000 Miles in

[@itskdawgyt]

awesome, hope you enjoy it!

[@Ouza1982]

Thanks, I appreciate your video and review of this bike, I'm about to buy one for me, can you tell me wich year is the bike you're riding please??

[@Ouza1982]

sorry, i just saw that you wrote it in next to the link up there, thanks, ride safe

[@itskdawgyt]

no problem my friend, ride safe 🙌🏼

[@kirkdunn1379]

bought a duke 890 r for my first street bike.....its all about the person riding it, and there is no cut and dry answer........each one has to determine what is right or wrong for them.......too many factors to say one way or the other

[@itskdawgyt]

yeah i agree there’s allot of options in the naked bikes but as for inline 4’s there’s not allot of options with this motor size so the gsxs was the best option for me.

[@pzhblake2727]

When I was young I drive 125cc bike can I ride on 600cc

[@itskdawgyt]

i would say yes only if you have the confidence & comfortable with riding. wouldn’t recommend a race bike but that’s just me! ride safe

[@joeyp4196]

Looking to upgrade my MT03 to this or the SV650. Ur bike looks pretty fast! Here is SFla I can tell u most ppl don't wear helmets. Its crazy to me. Sorry for ur loss.

[@itskdawgyt]

i would def say this it’s a bike you can get comfortable with & stay at for a long time! thank you for the kind words u really appreciate that. it’s crazy to me how many people have a no care attitude on bikes lol

[@redhytech]

The SV650 is made with cheap parts. It needs a lot of upgrades. When I had my 2018 sv650 I put racetech fork springs(.95kg), gsxr750 rear shock, fork dampeners, fork adjuster, better brake pads, perilli tires. After that the bike ok,, not perfect but much improved over stock.

[@itskdawgyt]

@@redhytech sounds like its real nice now!

[@redhytech]

@@itskdawgyt traded it in for a GSXS-750 should have kept the SV650. that GSX 'S' 750 is NOT the superbike everyone is bragging about.

[@itskdawgyt]

@@redhytech idk man i love the bike it’s got everything you could ever need the gsxs 1000 is def a “super bike” this is just a fun little inline 4. you get great exhaust note & decent power for what it is. hope it turns around for you.

[@davelankford4609]

Just make all those miles twisty and you'll be awesome ;)

[@itskdawgyt]

i wish :( it was all highway 😂😂

[@mrstief7168]

Which mirrors are that?

[@Vader066]

Rode a cbr600rr for about 3 years for my first bike. I wouldn’t recommend it either if you don’t know the basics of riding.

[@itskdawgyt]

that’s crazy bro that’s a real quick bike to start on 😂😂.

[@Vader066]

@@itskdawgyt 😂😂😂 it will only go as fast as you twist the throttle. I respect the bike lol 😂

[@Tankman19]

What kind of handle bar mirrors are those?

[@itskdawgyt]

these are fenrirs!

[@Hash9377]

Preacher joe ova hea

[@mr.snuggle6883]

Maybe a good beginner bike for a short girl but you'll get bored within 6 months and will want to upgrade.

[@itskdawgyt]

i can’t agree with you there boss. these bikes are by far the best bang for the buck with the class it’s in. had mine for almost a year & a half and have no intention on selling it for awhile if ever. allot of people sleep on these bikes and that’s fine more for the people that actually admire these bikes.

[@uchiwamadara4614]

never understood this concept of ''bored'', i had a 250r before my r6 and really didn't feel bored at all and sold it only when i had mastered like 90% of it's ability. Do y'all feel bored only because that bike doesn't have 228hp or what?

[@PwnstarUK]

im gonna sub and ive only watched the intro so please be good

[@PwnstarUK]

That bike s amazing you can cruise or you can really rag the shit out of it and go for it its amazing when you give it the beans. like faster than you need. Its a gixxer 750 when you want that.. get it over 10k revs more often btw the TC mode do a lot more than TC they are like driving modes so tc 1 gives you more power than tc 2,3 etc..

[@itskdawgyt]

@@PwnstarUK exactly!! hopefully you liked the video 😂

[@goodvibesvince]

Absolutely 100% NO

[@redhytech]

is the GSX-S750 a beginner bike? it is a real LADY'S bike.. NO BALLS.. NO POWER.. very SLOW. and YES I had a 2020 GSX-S750( traded it in on a 2020 Katana 1000), and I now own a 2022 GSX-S750. the KATANA I bought was a LEMON and Suzuki said "sorry but, we FUCKED you out of $11,000". so I traded it in on the 2022 GSX-S750.

[@itskdawgyt]

wow dude sorry to hear that! hope you enjoy your new lady bike lolol

[@redhytech]

@@itskdawgyt lol, thanks man. I'll keep it for the summer and next year I'll buy a man sized bike.

[@Nutmilk157]

What is real power to you? I’m thinking about getting this bike but also don’t want to get bored with it. “NO BALLS, NO POWER, VERY SLOW” is a pretty big statement so would like to know what would you consider as fast to you?

[@redhytech]

@@Nutmilk157 OK I got my GSX-S750 last July(2022) I have about 3700 miles on it.. it's NOT boring. but it does NOT have the power everyone say it does. it is fairly quick and kind of fast. I had mine up to 124mph(wide open) and then took the secondary butterflies out and I've had it up to 127mph(not wide open). the bike handles GREAT in town or on open curvy roads( I ride in the mountains). I also have a GSX-S1000 GT Plus.(just got it in Feb.2023). that bike has the BALLS the 750 should have. Suzuki cut the power of BOTH bikes way down. the 750 has about 114HP and suzuki cut the power back to 9K rpms in 4th, 5th, and 6th gears. if you want fast the 750 is OK. if you want super fast look elsewhere. it'll run, but you ain't outrunning anyone on it.

[@Nutmilk157]

@@redhytech ok appreciate the reply, I just don’t want to get bored on it, don’t want to get it and be bored a month later because it’s slow lol, I am not looking to make any top speed records but I also want enough power to have some fun too. Im a big boy, around 250lbs so I just don’t want to not have power and feel like I’m riding a four wheeler lol