Is The GSXR 750 A Good Starter Bike?

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[@elphabama]

I have just got myself a GSXR 750. I have only been riding for about three months and everything you have said is totally correct. It is all about experience but mostly self control. You can have a fast bike, but you don’t always need to redline it.

[@RoosayCapdet]

Exactly! But don’t get me wrong from a 600 to a 750 is a fairly descent jump. But both bikes are still very fast and just as dangerous. So like you said it’s up to the person how reckless you wanna be

[@christophersmith2670]

​@@RoosayCapdetI'm picking up my first road bike next wknd. Got a Gixxer 1000 ABC. 😁

[@RoosayCapdet]

@christophersmith2670 hell yeah man! Ride safe always brother

[@capkapten2764]

I got myself a Gsxr 750 2012 as a first bike. The sound, the feel, the power. Its the best thing ever. Have i sped? Yes. Did i do it in a schoolzone? No! Know where your limits are and speed safe. I love my gixxer. And I do not regret a second that i bought it as my first bike. I had zero exp before this summer. 10/10.

[@biglj822009]

I was thinking about getting a katana 750

[@brivalos350]

thanks man

[@xaviermasotti727]

Did you upgrade ??

[@thunderthunder6568]

I started on a GSX-R 750 K8. In the beginning torque kept me humble, so I learned how to be gentle. I ride that same bike still, I love it and I don't feel like ever selling it, it's my bike. If you can contain yourself, you're good to start on it

[@ironnuka6986]

Looking at checking a K9 750 next weekend. It will be my first bike, but I'm also in my late 20s now so I think respecting the bike will be easier. I keep coming back to either a K8/K9 750 or a 04-06 ZX6R 636, both are just amazing bikes imo

[@392HemiGames]

My left ear enjoyed this video.

[@ACEPACE4469]

one of my least favorite feelings. video quality was good but its just so uncomfortable lmao

[@stockv37]

literally😂

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

It may be a fast bike but it is very user-friendly. I have a 2015. I love it.

[@RoosayCapdet]

Exactly! It’s no different then a 600 because even that is fast. But as long as you respect the machine it’ll respect you

[@Mrquietstom2022]

I like how you repeated. RESPECT THE BIKE! a lotta dudes get big CC bikes to flex with no experience and refuse to say those words. Nice Vlog!

[@RoosayCapdet]

I appreciate you! And yeah I think it’s very important people truly understand how deadly these things can be! And having it known that the more you respect it and not do dumb things. The higher the chance you won’t unalive yourself on them haha

[@wlt3585]

Started roughly a year and a half ago on my stepdads 2000 GSXR 750. Moving on to a street triple 675 soon now to mellow out a bit while having a good time. You *can* start on it but its not a good starter bike. You spend majority of the time respecting the hell out of it or acting a hooligan, and I do think compared to your 300-500cc counterparts, the 750 rider is going to take longer to get the basics down as the threat of the throttle never goes away. I will say however I have a very good throttle hand now. If you're in a situation like me where the 750 was genuinely the best option money wise (was 18, 20 now) then yeah its doable. But if you have options, absolutely wouldnt recommend it as a starter

[@Br99klynINg24_8]

As someone who owns an 06 gsxr 750 and a 17 r1, the gsxr is my baby, the r1 I take to bike shows or days where there's absolutely no traffic. But the 750 is my "daily" if I decide to ride instead of driving. Perfect balance of course with a mature way of thinking.... end of the day any bike could kill you

[@stephenkennedy3145]

It is all is about how you use your head.not a lot of deference between 600 and 750 ,

[@dopeytripod]

YUPP.... the 750 is only 7 more pounds than the 600 & the 750 has 28 more hp

[@vaultsoferowid]

I started on a K6 750. It was the easiest bike to learn on outside of the scooters we road in Motorcycle Safety Class. I started with limiting 1st gear to 4k. Then a month later 5k, then so on and eventually when I hit 12k I was an expert at riding. You can start on any bike, the throttle limits your own limitations. If you cant control your throttle you deserve to crash.

[@SnepSnep420]

BRO WTF! I DRIVE THIS WAY HOME EVERY DAY! I WORK AT SYCUAN LMAO! I saw granite hills and was shocked when I saw that lmao. Great video too btw haha. Just insane to see a video where I literally live

[@perez8502]

cap

[@AC-Ninja]

No judgment at all... I considered starting on 600 but I got a ninja 400 and could not be happier w the move. It's SO light and enough power for me for sure.. Esp for my riding style and perfecting riding technique.. Unless ur trying to do straight highway high speed rips then it's def not for u. But riding style matters and i really enjoy leaning it over and hitting twisties in here in PA.. its so dam fun. Next bike will either be R7 - RS660 or my dream bike growing up.... The gixxer 750 😁

[@garbageshinigami8121]

love the vid bro but my left ear is getting a message with the audio

[@ohmyglobohmyglob]

I have a bobber that I love but I want a second bike. Jumped on my buddies r3 and was VERY disappointed. Good bike but not what I expected AT ALL. The price difference between the 600 and 750, you might as well get the 750.

[@RoosayCapdet]

Yeah 300 are not bad bikes by all means but definitely would out grow them very fast unless you’re constantly taking it out to the track or the back road. Then you could push it to the limit and really test yourself. But that is true! The 600 and the 750 are practically the same price! Might as well get the 750 for more bike!

[@markusreynolds7586]

I started off with a 750 with no problems you get a 600 you will master it,then you will want more power. So people do you but take time and respected the power..

[@cedricbell3266]

You think a 950 Supersport is easier?? I’ve been told that might be a little easier for 1st bike Vs the 750

[@EgHatchK24a2]

how does this compare to a 2007-2008 Honda Cbr600rr ?

[@RoosayCapdet]

The 750 is definitely much faster then the 600 100% but the riding styles are both different also. From my experience on both motorcycle, the CBR is a much more aggressive riding style. While the gsxr is a more relaxing style to put it simple!

[@englishsteel-nz6im]

Provided very self controlled person--- if just want to ride around basics on a bike you can start on an M1000RR lol.... but if you want to develop a deep skill set without bad habits even a 600 is a horrible first bike as so much will be dedicated to controlling that beast rather than riding it and tweaking errors. if you want to be an advanced rider the start small and really work on dialing in fundamentals is sound advice. For someone lacking self control any sort of supersport or hypernaked is absolutely a bad idea, but there's an argument as well to be made that a lack of self control type is going to hurt themselves on anything. Just all depends.

[@hoss_13]

I’m 6’0 290 lbs do you think this would be a good first bike for me? I’m afraid I’m too big for a 600.

[@RoosayCapdet]

Tbh brother it’s all up to you. I have a buddy that 6’1 and just as heavy and rode a 600 perfectly as a starter and said it was a lot of fun. But a 750 will defiantly be much faster obviously. So regardless if you want a 600 or a 750 I think both bikes will do just fine as long as you respect both.

[@dopeytripod]

the 750 is only 7 more pounds than the 600 & the 750 has 28 more hp

[@benalmeida1539]

i was listening to this with only my right airpod on and was like when is he gonna start talking???

[@RoosayCapdet]

Hahaha my bad brother! I fixed the problem with my new videos but wished this video didn’t have that problem!

[@GhadSpeed]

Is it true a CBR 600RR can beat a 750?

[@RoosayCapdet]

Not possible haha the 750 are a different kind of beast. It’s the weight of a 600 but with 150 more cc. Gsxr are also very good and fast bikes!

[@GhadSpeed]

Thanks for the fast reply bro 😎 love the content as well. I’m only asking because I’m new to the bike scene. Started off on the 24’ Ninja 🥷 500 and ready to move up. I love it dearly! It’s so good on gas and user friendly but of course it is a beginner bike. Thought I’d ask cause I have a friend who is a die hard Honda guy and I am too! But the GSXR is just my calling my name. He told me once I get the 750 he’s gonna gap me in a straight line shootout but I find that hard to believe. Haha and don’t get me wrong that CBR pulls hard as hell too for a 599cc.

[@RoosayCapdet]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you a lot for watching my video brother! And yeah the lower cc are great bikes for beginners for sure. But unless you’re taking it to the track or the back roads all the time they do get very numbing after a while. But in my opinion CBR are fast bikes but I wanna say they are the slower ones out of all the 600 in my opinion. The gsxr 600/750 are fast bikes in general. But like I said the 750 is just a whole different type of beast! It’s an amazing bike and I loved it so much that I do wanna get another one in the future!

[@72garibay]

It’s not what you drive as long as you respect it .. what ever motorcycle you like buy it .. welcome to America where you can buy any size motorcycle.. just respect it .. if you have a motorcycle in your mind get it and enjoy it but respect it ..

[@user-pn2wh9zm2q]

my one ear is soundell is this what hell feels likke

[@dakotawilson1876]

Hey bud so I’m going from a 2000 750 to a new 23 750 I was wondering if I flash and tune if it’s gunna lift up if I’m roll racing cuz my old one didn’t it felt more like a 600

[@RoosayCapdet]

My bike how it is will pop a wheelie no problem if I full pin it in 1st or 2nd. So I can only imagine the 23 model will do the same! Although it’s only 150cc more then a 600 these bikes pack a punch in the low end

[@dakotawilson1876]

@@RoosayCapdetalright thanks man I just wanted to know what to expect since mine is 23 years older 😂

[@RoosayCapdet]

No worries man! Glad I can help you get an idea of what a newer bike might be like!

[@rust2092]

Did the 750 get to him… its been a year 😅

[@RoosayCapdet]

Actually got a new bike! Just haven’t recorded any content just yet! But it’ll come soon :)

[@SongJLikes]

Yeah, but when someone smokes you on a Ninja 400 on track, just understand it’s because you started on a bike that was too big for you

[@RoosayCapdet]

It’s all about skills and experience in the end of the day! So I completely agree with you!

[@sirmasteryan4958]

i really wanted a gsxr 750 for my first bike, then because of pricing availability I switched to looking for 636, being cheaper of the two with noticeable drop in power but i didn't mind... I got a 2019 tuono 1100 v4 rr lmao the bike is always fucking angry. And I am not going to lie it is wayyy too much bike for a first timer. However that being said the electronics have saved my ass at least twice now I got it with 2200 miles and I paid about 2k less than a brand new zx6r otd. Zero regrets, I love this fucking bike.

[@123jjred]

lol. This is his last video 11 months ago. What happened?

[@pewdieandcutieforeva]

What do you do for work? Just curious

[@RoosayCapdet]

Hey man! I just work a regular 9-5 right now!

[@pewdieandcutieforeva]

@@RoosayCapdet That's pretty cool, I'm about to graduate and just thinking about how much things cost lol

[@RoosayCapdet]

The best advice I can give you man is just work hard. And save as much money as you can. Don’t buy things that you don’t need. And invest in yourself. Get haircuts once a month. Make yourself look presentable. And save as much money as you can

[@bigcheddar9768]

Personally anyone with any riding experience like dirtbikes n that understands street bikes turn a lil differently I’d say screw it go for the 1000 lol 600s barely lose traction and won’t pop up unless you want them to.. nothing to be scared of tho they can get to scary speeds.. 1000 your gonna run into traction problems and probably power wheelies I chose a busa n it was stretched all it does is spin n I’m pretty happy with that choice things a rocket

[@AustinOutdoors.]

You almost sound like tuck

[@RoosayCapdet]

I wasn’t sure who that was until I just saw one of his videos lmao! I can see the resemblance

[@juanruiz-bk3zs]

Hey man how tall are you

[@RoosayCapdet]

I’m 6ft brother!

[@JayyTooFye]

How tall are you?

[@RoosayCapdet]

I am 6ft!

[@joehebert789]

All kinds of horrible advice for beginners in these comments.

[@MotoGoburr]

ok i have a dilemma here. either a 2014 600 with 32200km. or a 2007 750 with 26900km. lets say im a new rider, done a lil before, but not alot. bike will be used to drive with friends and drive alone to relax and have a lil fun, also thinking about maybe go to race on track with it eventually. im not much of a agressive driver, i like to take it calm and sometimes go a lil fast in safe and known roads. cuz i know a lil more speed doesnt really save much time anyway. not worth the risk.

[@MotoGoburr]

i also belive in that if ur afraid of it and respect it, i dont se much negative for the 750.