MOTORCYCLES 101: for the girls (and guys but mainly for the girls)

hi.. MY FIRST MOTO VID ON KZbin LOL IM NERVY!! but i hope this vid helped at least a few aspiring riders!!! maybe we ride together soon hehe who knows! follow my IG for more updates @vereenasayed & my moto TikTok for more moto content hehe @motohabibti . stay safe girlies and riders ily :-)

[@bugfaced]

the constant pleading for the girlies to be safe when meeting new biker friends almost made me tear up 😭 the most compassionate heart.

[@cadebrown3069]

As a biker dude, expect most of the guys to want to smash. Some of us just want to vibe tho

[@juarezderrick9647]

😂

[@bugfaced]

@@juarezderrick9647 can i help u

[@user-ks7sx8bz1d]

Fr I adore women that look out for other women and girls sadly we need to protect each other because majority of men in this world are sexist and scary and violent to women for no reason

[@serenityvigil5226]

she's in the hospital now in critical condition:(

[@ThumperQuests]

As a girl rider, I agree fully with everything she stated: - don’t feel pressured with getting a bigger bike than you feel comfortable with. Better to lose money with an upgrade in 2 or 3 years and riding a bike you don’t feel comfortable with and have a bad accident or scare with irreversible consequences. - the bikes of the people who invite us are also a good indicator of their intentions or riding style. I’ve ridden more often with older men in big BMW GSs than fellow small displacement bike owners my age who show through social media what they ride (usually fully modded sports bikes) and how they ride (squids, barely any safety equipment). - don’t cheap out on equipment. It will save your skin and your life - don’t buy a bike just to ride with others. It took me a year until I felt that I could trust my skills and bike enough to handle the new things riding with others could carry - don’t buy a bike to save money, haha - check out for local trainings every year to polish your riding skills. I do it early with the local police and road authority and it’s an amazing way to start the riding season Open to address any other questions. Ride safe!

[@angelicelena]

How much does it cost in total? Like the bike + courses etc?

[@233kosta]

I would add though, you _can_ use a bike to save money, but you have to stick to something like a 125 amd ditch the car. Not what the internet would call "fun", but everyone around my neck of the woods started on one. They're cheap. Cheap to buy. Cheap to run. Cheap to look after. But also most of us can't wait to qualify and upgrade, so there's much wisdom to your "don't expect to save money" point 😉

[@goduxunike]

​@@angelicelena depends a lot on the country. I live in Europe and got my license in Portugal so I spent 300€ for the classes + license and around 7000€ for the bike, registration, insurance and safety equipment.

[@goduxunike]

​@@233kostaExactly. A 125cc (specially in countries where you're allowed to ride one by simply having a car driving license) can come super cheap. But the moment you consider upgrading and want to be safe whilst doing it, it changes 😅.

[@goduxunike]

​@@IStripesII look so goofy when I'm riding, I'm glad that wasn't my reason to start riding haha. But I love the feeling and I feel cool when doing it, and that's enough 😊

[@kaylavillacres7901]

girl I could literally watch you talk about anything your passionate about because you can just see how genuine you are as a person

[@razaan.ca1]

“It could be someone else’s mistake and cost you your life” 😭😭😭😭

[@Rose-qk6bg]

Omg that part gave me chills like the foreshadowing there is crazy 🥲

[@bbycherub2420]

I hope she recovers 💔

[@chiggleton]

wasnt she the one going way too fast though? like yeah the person making the left turn had to yield to traffic but if shes going too fast, they may have been unable to react in time properly. it cost her a young boys life and her in critical condition :(

[@blancat123]

@@chiggleton she was a passenger!

[@chiggleton]

@@blancat123 whaaaattttt are you sure?? Why was it her bike

[@ciarracasey]

Hearing her talk about be careful who you ride with 😓... praying for you vereena 🩷 wishing you the speediest recovery😭

[@daleseaton5670]

This is first of her vids I've seen... what happened?

[@ciarracasey]

@@daleseaton5670 Vereena and her friend Bryce Gage were involved in a motorcycle accident on February 28th. After the motorcycle hit a turning SUV. Bryce (who was driving) passed away on impact, and Vereena was taken to a hospital where she was/has been in the ICU.. there haven't really been any major updates anywhere from what ive seen.. but the accident itself was all over the news..😓 im sure the families involved are all just wanting privacy.. just hoping for the absolute best at this point.

[@rinavlette]

@@ciarracasey thats horrible :( i recently just discovered her videos and thought she was awesome, breaks my heart to hear what happened to her and her friend.

[@ducatistadev]

Fellow biker girl here! So excited for you to be doing female moto content! It’s rare and more ladies should definitely be a part of it if they’re interested. I started 2 years ago and love being a motorcycle gal

[@ashash1338]

Did you go through the dmv or did you go to a course when you first started? And if you went through a course, how much did you spend for the class?

[@themimsy]

Here’s a big tip to really emphasize-wear your gear. I do not care if you think it’s cute to wear a crop top and jeans or leggings or whatever. Do that off the bike. Please protect yourself on the bike. I see too many fellow biker girls who just wear like regular pants or worse leggings and then regular shirts and maybe not even a regular jacket (armored is the best anyways but more layers is better than none). You dress for the slide not the ride

[@amaiaescudero1767]

Change can sometimes be the best thing, so excited for this new chapter/content

[@TEACH7797]

Me a ("GUY") in the year of 2024 I think carrying pepper spray, gun, or pepper spray gun variant should be a 100% common sense move for woman to make....and for any guy to say that a woman is "doing too much" for taking those kinds of safety measures is stupid lol

[@lycheemyusic]

THANK YOU❤

[@rinawiththenina2190]

Please don’t feel shy about posting new content as it’s seriously so exciting& different for us to watch!! I absolutely LOVE bike content and can’t wait for the bike vlogs where we get to join you for a ride😆 it’s making me miss riding bikes so bad though

[@MariaFlores-dy7jq]

i recently got my first bike and took a turn way to slow on the first day of having it lmaoo😭😭completely agree on everything you’re saying. you’re such a sweet soul, you’re so SMART and so beautiful. we love you so much V 💕💕💕 ty for looking out for the girlies!! women4women always

[@vereenaslayed]

CRYING I LOVE U

[@arissahenderson6281]

Vereena, i hope you’re okay. you truly have impacted me & i’ve been looking everyday for updates about you. I love you , and hope everything is okay.

[@Quadruplits]

What happened?

[@katisnothere]

she got into a really bad crash the person with her died @@Quadruplits

[@arissahenderson6281]

@@Quadruplits she got in a motorcycle accident :(( and is in the hospital, her family is keeping her status private so please be mindful of that as well🩷 praying & keeping her in our thoughts is important

[@maddym4751]

@@arissahenderson6281 im gonna sob i just found her, its been a month have you heard anything else 😓

[@alphanetjerikhet3305]

3 days course to learn everything about motorcycles! Here in Europe it's so hard to get a licence, after you have done the slow maneuver practice around 30 hours, and driven at least 600 km 30 to 40 hours in real roads with an instructor in a car behind you, you have to pass 3 tests (theoretical test, very serious and hard slow maneuver test and driving test in real roads), then and only then you get the licence. You will be amazed of new bikers here in Europe with the level of skills and experience they already gained before acquiring the licence. Keep up the good work and drive safe.

[@AngelFelix111]

Pink Tesla, pink motorcycle & 1 million subs on KZbin. Vereena is blessed but we love her for it

[@nataliediaz4640]

YAASSS i got my motorcycle license and getting my bike is on my goal list for 2024!!! thank you for the vid ily so much queen edit lol - im thinking about getting a yamaha r3!! im so excited to hear you shout it out as a good starter bike

[@vereenaslayed]

yayyy!!!! congrats !!! good luck finding the perf bike, ride safe mama ily❤️

[@nataliediaz4640]

@@vereenaslayed >u< ❤️🫂thank youuu

[@nerychristian]

@@vereenaslayed Check out the Triumph Speed 400. It's a good entry level bike for around $5k.

[@melodyyvc]

1:25 I think I can speak for most of your followers when I say we prefer to get content that makes you happy because it'll be the highest quality . When a youtuber posts stuff that they themselves dont even want to do but just do it because they think its what their followers still want, its noticeable and it becomes boring bc i feel like us watchers can tell when a youtubers heart is in it or not. Post whatever content your heart desires! This is your platform to explore and express yourself ❤ dont worry about those who choose to unsub, you shouldnt have to fit in a certain box just to please everyone. And people like variety its good to switch up content every now and then dont be nervous. This was a great video 😊

[@venustots]

i have always thought motorcycles n bikers were so cool and i’ve been stalling on if i could or since im short but vereena has helped me changed that! this is definitely a sign for me to start my bike journey next year!! can’t wait for all the future motorcycle content💗💗

[@emergencepodcast]

I was not interested in motorcycles at all but I love learning new things and mostly I love when people are embracing their passions 💜 keep doing you and show us what you enjoy in life 😍

[@MockMessMonster]

Thank you for the note about not letting people push you into a bike that is too powerful for you. You can always get more horsepower later when you are comfortable with a smaller bike.

[@razaan.ca1]

Praying for you everyday Vereena ❤

[@Namelessbread]

I’m so happy for my motorcycle girlie 😻🫶🏾 your bike is so pretty!!! The pink and black, the little heart hoops on the back (I have no clue what those are 🥰) the kuromi sticker! The bike is literally perfect!! I remember watching the IG reels of you riding the black bike. You look like you were having so much fun! Can’t wait for you to post more motorcycle videos! ☺️💕

[@vereenaslayed]

🥹🥹🥹 this is so sweet thank you love

[@Namelessbread]

@@vereenaslayed HOLY CRAP THIS IS THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT EVER! THE LOML JUST REPLIED TO ME OMGGGG!!!! 😭💕🫶🏾

[@Modanogrrrl]

I am about to turn 50 and just got my first bike, and I am all for girls getting out and riding! It's SOOOOOO freeing... I signed up for the MSF through our local Harley dealership as a birthday present for myself, and we had our online class and written test, then 2 days of on-bike classes before taking our test. I had started looking at used bikes to start out when I initially signed up for the class and was wanting something to just tool around on - I got lucky and found a friend who had a bike she bought her daughter to learn on, but her daughter wanted a cruiser. So we bought it, picked it up, and the next week I took my class. I have me a sweet little 2012 Honda CBR250RA that I absolutely love. I do tippy-toe on it (I'm 5-3 in cleats) and I'm taking my time. Keep riding, keep learning, and keep vlogging - we all need to see women starting out where we are so we can get that confidence to progress

[@Girlyppop]

if you ever even get a girl, teach her how to ride and ofc only get her bikes for gifts

[@electricdesert]

For those that are worried about height, check your states laws about lowering your bike as well. CA doesnt allow it, but AZ does. Ive hurt my ankle riding in platforms & dont recommend it anymore 💚

[@Kryptidkween]

Also, don’t worry about “performance” being affected. You much rather be confident that you have control and safely handling than being creative with trying to reach the ground.

[@RylieLVlogs]

Im devastated i just heardvthe news from Keisha and ❤❤❤❤❤ idk what to say but please pull through and come back. I had my daughter 7mo ago also have a son and i cannot imagine her parents pain right now. Their chest must feel like its on total fire 24/7. Please come back Vereena❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cinnamonexpress]

i didn't know who you were until yesterday when i saw a reel of yours on ig with your pink bike, so ICONIC!!!! literally goals, i'm following you everywhere now lol. Pls do "how-to" videos for all things bike for dummies who are interested in bikes like me but have no idea what they're doing (literally how to ride, correct posture, foot positioning, different/changing gears, stalling, front/rear breaking, good exercises to improve riding, etc)

[@cwozzzz]

these old videos are eerie to watch now :*( i hope you can one day make a full recovery.

[@brunob8827]

What happened?? I’m new here

[@Emma28194]

@@brunob8827she was in a bad accident, she was passenger on a bike, a van turned infront of them and the guy who was driving the bike passed and vereenas been in the hospital since and there hasn’t really been any updates :(

[@cassidylee-lh8ux]

@@brunob8827she got into a bad motorcycle accident and she’s been in a coma for a while now.

[@jacquelinecruz1126]

The end of this video hits so hard- we love you girl

[@baseline4355]

QUESTIONS 1.Because you've backpacked as a kid you obviously felt that familiarity with bikes but were there certain fears you had as a learner or newbe apart from the obvious? 2. When you finally bought your bike and was able to ride freely, on your first day riding out did you feel stupid or self conscious? 3. Hypothetically speaking; let's say I'm on a group ride with more experienced riders and they get carried away and leave me behind, do i, (a) try to catch up but carefully at my own pace if there is a meeting point, (b) stop and try to get in contact if i can, or (c) just go back home if i feel hopeless 4. For a new rider, do you suggest going shorter distances at first just to get more familiar and comfortable? Or is it a go with what i can handle typa thing?

[@Helerin]

2. First time I managed to kill my bike thanks to not being used to my bikes clutch alot. Turning head is very important aswell, dont trust only the mirrors. 3. Don’t go crazy tryng to catch em, if they leave ya like frl then just go buy some ice cream from local store and watch some netflix or ride ya self and listen to bangers. 4. Short distence for sure. I reccommend myself your own neighbourhood. When ya already used to it expand it a lil more and like more. Dont make very long rides at first, ya need to get used to bikes clutch and everything and it comes with time. That is all my opinion though as a rider. Btw the gut feeling is frl frl, got in an accident aswell cuz went to school with bike while having bad feeling lol idk how to explain that but yeah listen to ya heart.

[@baseline4355]

@@Helerin could you please emphasize on the 2 answer. Also, thank you so much, your response was helpful. And 3 is definitely something I'd do lol

[@Helerin]

@@baseline4355 The mirror part? With bikes there are alot of blind spots. Most of the time there might be a problem where car can’t see you. I have had many momentd when I trusted my mirror too much and didn’t turn my head while switching lanes, thankfully didn’t happen anything. But always turn your head. And yeah! I did feel kinda stupid when killed the bike in front of the green light, maybe a little scared also, because there weren’t a teacher speaking in my ear what to do. But it will get over quickly, when riding. You can do it, don’t overthing too much sis:))

[@baseline4355]

@@Helerin thank you so much!!

[@falcn12]

If they leave you behind as a new rider, then they probably aren't worth riding with. Never ride above your head to try and catch up. Ride your own ride. They should be waiting at any turn point for the rider behind units it is a well known route. Just continue to the next point to group up again.

[@Renren625]

Vereena is my fav KZbinr, she’s so genuinely nice, smart and she’s beautiful, she’s queen !

[@juliettespirit]

so real for talking about the consuming thoughts. I am so inspired by you but know I'm not at a place in life to start my bike journey, but I am so happy to watch yours. you're doing great and I can't wait for more videos!!

[@xxmelinda24]

I definitely want more motorcycle content!! I could honestly sit here and listen to you talk about motorcycles for hours. I’ve always really loved them and maybe hope to get one in the future.

[@SummerEazelivin]

Do itttt!!! 🏍️

[@giselledeleon5604]

Thank you for making this! I've been scouring the internet for videos to introduce the basics of riding and motorcycles, and it's sooo hard to find videos from girls and I think we have some specific experiences that are important to be aware of. Thank you!!!

[@BPoetiqueVlogs]

I remember when I started & everyone tried to put me on a 600-1000. I’m so glad I didn't listen because my small bikes really taught me mechanics, more about bikes,& power differences.

[@kianahernandez7080]

No way you went from taking rides with your dad to being the one driving. Im so proud been watching you forever. Live your live precious.💗

[@desserae1]

this is so exciting! Thank you for making this, I can’t wait to get mine. Definitely been nervous about being a biker girly but this video definitely made me feel like it’s a safe space. Thank you!!!

[@siennaterenciuk2406]

HERE FROM INSTAGRAMMMMM

[@rachelhill8847]

I got my motorcycle license last year and just started riding on my bike & im so happy to have found your video & channel!! ❤️

[@ariannaromero5348]

As a girlie who is struggling to ride bless your heart 💜

[@Twowheeleddevil]

I’ve been riding all sorts of motorcycles almost everyday for 12 years (Mainly just road bikes now). I love teaching new riders or non riders who are interested. I’ve told everyone, no questions a stupid question I will happily answer anything. I started on a Chinese 50cc quad and now I daily a worked 09 SV650!

[@christina9238]

GSXR600 was my first baby. I DID end up lowering it as im only 5"2...that made all the difference at stops and gave me stronger footing and control over the weight of my bike, making it feel much safer. no difference in handling. My second bike was a stretched and lowered gsxr- don't recommend that because the turning ratios were all screwed. I learned in Alaska where I was in the army and the military offered a free course- def don't ride without a course. I took it down to Miami when I moved, and it got totaled at a red light when some lady t boned me. Cities are sketch- so always be extra extra alert. Tips- Add drop bumpers ( in case you drop your bike you won't scratch your up all your panels ), & ALWAYS wear your protective gear.My second accident happened the *one time * I left vest at home, and I broke my collar bone, lower back, and rib that day. Also, trust your instincts.. I had an irie feeling when I was leaving the house that day but bypassed it...esp as a woman our intuition is strong. * also, loud exhaust is your friend .. add a custom one for safety- cuz these cars don't be looking for ya.

[@Juzexa]

Praying for u queen ❤

[@Victoriaalynnn]

I’ve never clicked so fast on a video before, love you and your bike girly 😩🩷

[@AniyaBrownDivineOracleEstes]

Please make more!!! You’re wonderful and your spirit is MASSIVE!!! I’m about to get my bike here within the next couple months and I’m doing my research and studying and watching videos!! I’m grateful for the information that you gifted out. It’s very meaningful and impactful. Please continue to make more. I’ll always keep you and everyone on two wheels in my most sacred prayers for protection!!!

[@BranDMZ]

the most level headed rider I've seen on yt, giving really good advice to beginners

[@cheekykiki5951]

I absolutely LOVE the passion you have for motorcycles and it makes it so nice to watch even tho I don’t ride ❤

[@Carmakkkk]

Wow it’s so easy to have the motorcycle licence in California! In Europe, you have to take a writing test, a dozen hours of riding lessons, a driving test on the road and another test testing your capabilities like slow riding, urgency braking etc.. and for the first two years having your licence you can’t drive a bike too big. (Like not bigger than 650cc). It’s a whole commitment, like I wish it was easier to get it but at the same time it’s a way to make it safer for everyone on the road so yeah :)

[@midocotea7587]

I'm a fellow girlie who wanted to get into bikes because of the internet, but my mum is a nurse and my dad has a fear of motorcycles from his childhood, so it will have to stay a nice dream haha "while it is a form of therapy, it is not my therapist" is such an important sentence to say, it is INSANE how many people confuse the two. Riding is not therapy, it's a coping mechanism. If it were therapy, people wouldn't feel the need to go on a ride after a certain amount of time. Very good vid with lots of important info 👍 Be epic & stay safe y'all

[@danevans9742]

KZbin brought me. I been riding for maybe 4 years, love what you're putting out here. Good excitement, good advice, good attitude

[@TheBeatlesFanS2]

I just found you and already love you! These are amazingggg tips. As a new girlie rider, these are all things I have thought of, and I'm glad you mentioned intuition. If something in your gut is telling you to stay home or not ride your bike, pls pls listen to it! ❤

[@arielduval8731]

Omggg I freaking love this video! It feels like such a safe space especially for the girlies💗

[@ailynnmckae1130]

I’ve always wanted to have a Barbie bike since I was a little girl. This is really motivating me to start that dream.

[@chilledburrito]

I appreciate anyone that gives their experience/opinion when it comes to motorcycles because the more I understand something the easier I learn. At this point I've heard almost everything but I feel repetition is key with these things, also it's just plain entertaining.

[@LJ_S1K]

I've been riding for 10 yrs in Southern California. Got my license my senior yr of highschool when I was 18, started on a sv650s. I'm now on 2015 s1k. I have no riding friends. Honestly, I am too scared to lose a friend to a motorcycle accident, so I stay solo dolo. Some advice, if you do ride in groups, is to be aware that sometimes riding in groups will make you lose focus. You are with your friends you are having a good time but the dangers are still present. Also riding with a group can make some people ride outside of their comfort zone so to keep up with those riders that are more experienced. Like vereena said, ride like you are invisible and with a little luck can make it to 10 yrs riding also :)

[@veetoopretty]

Vereena we need a video on how you’ve modded or altered your bike from stock ( wrap, decor, exhaust, etc) pleaseee

[@mailelona3414]

i would also recommend pepper GEL to the girlies!!! doesn’t blow away in the wind n goes straight where you’re pointing it!!

[@meganrobersonmegmo88]

It’s crazy to see how far you’ve come!! I LOVE IT!! Keep going Vereena!!!

[@ninin_flick]

I’m very beginner rider and omg! You are amazing person! Please, make more videos of your experience, studying or thoughts about bike!! You are super informative and helpful! Specially for girls.. on our language. 😭😍

[@juscrashin]

i would ride w my dad when i was younger too. i appreciate your emphasis on being safe. stay safe vereena, we love you🫶

[@TheMonkeystick]

If you're short, I can't recommend the Honda Rebel line enough. The seat is only 27 inches off the ground, and the smallest one (300) is under $5K brand new and can get up to 80mph (albeit not quickly). If you're after something more "sporty", then get used to the tip toe. As long as you can put 1 foot down, you can ride it

[@OYSTERPERPETUALS]

this hurts to watch now, hope you pull through vereena

[@ssscoliosisgirl]

SO good babe!! id loveee to see content about your motorcycle specifically and more into builds and customization! thatd be so cool:)

[@nala8219]

YAAAAAAS I've been waiting for this video. Looking forward to more bike vids

[@julianclement8900]

You make some really valid points in this video. I am an experienced rider, and I do ride a big bike, but I'm constantly learning every day. I think it's awesome that more females are getting into riding, and although it is a hobby dominated by males, I think there's something in motorcycling for everyone. I have met some very talented riders since I started and some of those riders have been female. So keep on doing what you're doing and if there's anything I can do to inspire or motivate you or your friends feel free to reach out. I'm from Oklahoma and I love riding. I love all motorcycles too, even though I have my favorite brands.

[@Tsarabe22]

Planning on learning and getting my first bike later this year! Love the video and the support

[@CWJester]

In my case being in MD, I took the Harley Davidson MSF course and it was 300-something bucks Friday evening to Sunday. The class in the evening was in-person and went over written basics. Saturday was the first day on the bikes and it was quite nice but overall the class was brutal due in part to the coach but due to his "hazing" I felt better prepared especially for heavy DMV traffic. To put into perspective we had about 20 people in the class to start... by the end it was just 3 people including me. Quite a few dropped out, some had mental breakdowns and some were involuntarily ejected from the class... any time someone dropped the bike or in one case, wrecked we'd have to sit there with the bike on, hand on the clutch until the coach returned which could be 40min. Overall it was very enjoyable. Due to various issues we fell behind and we had to do more learning stuff before we did our actual riding test. After the riding portion it was the written exam and if you passed, you received your voucher and all you had to do was go to the MVA and get the "M" put on your license! My biggest tip is dress comfortably! I made the mistake of having a BLACK motorcycle textile (Johnny Rocket) jacket at the end of September and it was hot and HUMID. I was sweating so much and uncomfortable... all you need for the class is long sleeves and boots that cover the ankles with some gloves. Wear a light sweater or something and flat boots. BILT makes affordable riding high top sneaker boots which I used and were great. The women in my class mostly had heels and it seems like a pita to shift or brake reliably. Also bring a LOT of water and snacks that aren't thirst provoking. Motorcycling is a lot more physical than I initially thought it'd be and that can take its toll so stay hydrated. I cramped up so hard... you don't have to lol. During the class REALLY focus on the slow maneuvers and try to get them down. As she said in the video, the bike will be harder to control at slower speeds - understand how to counter-balance and maybe even ask your coach for tips! As far as first bikes go, I got an Indian Scout Bobber and while that's over 1200 CC's, it was very manageable. Cruisers in general would be an excellent option due to their gearing and overall power or lack thereof... with the low center of gravity you can build up some confidence. Now I am looking for a bike for my wife who is about 5'5" or so - cruisers aren't necessarily the best for her if you're thinking of "out of the box" riding. Her feet can touch the ground but she can't really reach which isn't a problem if you just get longer bars. She sat on sport bikes and felt way more comfortable... you're higher up, sure but the bike can be easily lowered. The main thing is her arms could reach the handlebar and turn it without and discomfort or straining. As far as gear goes, invest in the gear you want the first time. I got some friends that recently got into riding and they got cheap gear that really didn't stand up to daily riding or they had major complaints and kept spending on cheap gear. Get something that is quality rather than buying junk that will eventually surpass the price of that piece of gear you want. She hit the nail on the head with safety though. Even as a guy, people have done some sketchy stuff and came at me for no reason. Be careful who you associate with and ride within your limits. Don't let people pressure you to go faster. This may be me being an introvert though but I really don't have people to ride with even though some friends do ride now (they aren't always about it lol). That said, if you're at a group ride, don't be afraid to dip if ppl get wild.

[@iamishantijulia]

Watching this after her accident. Praying for you and your family Vereena! 😭

[@CJGraham440]

My bf of 5 years has two bikes…a 2023 Harley street bob and a Yamaha street bike…been wanting to ride my own forever instead on the back of 1 of his. Thanks for this…I needed that push to just go for it! Thank you!

[@PercyGrimmR]

Ughh I was obsessed with motorcycles as a kid and it was my dream to ride. I think after watching your motor content I’m gonna try to get over my irrational driving fear and try and get my motorcycle license

[@habibtiqueenlivelaughlovea1917]

Bro tell me you changed your mind after her accident and being in a coma for months now

[@nolifesam8437]

I’m taking my msf classes starting this Friday, I’m equally nervous as I am excited 😭 thank you for this video and please continue to make more motorcycle content love you v

[@dinosuarzr0ck827]

Thank you for this content, it’s so needed for us girlies! I don’t know anyone who rides and everyone in my life is discouraging me from getting into it but the appeal is strong! Really excited to take my time and start learning about everything before I jump in

[@anotherhaze277]

it’s great you’re enjoying her content but maybe think twice about getting a motorcycle, she ended up in an accident and the driver of the bike died and she’s now seriously injured and in a coma. That’s why she hasn’t posted in a few months. 😔 Please be safe

[@ladyrainicorn007]

I love this video💗💗😭😭Looking forward to future videos 😊😊

[@swamp6825]

Man hearing she got into an accident is sort of scaring me away from bikes. Hope she makes a full recovery

[@maybe3631]

She was a passenger on an r1 with a dude that was speeding down a busy road at night like- i would say let it be a warning to take precautions and the stuff she mentioned seriously rather than a reason to never get on a bike. Its really tragic what happened but there are definitely ways the severity could have been avoided… you gotta ride defensively, and make sure to surround yourself with people who prioritise safety if youre ever going to be a backpack. The type of bike someone has will tell you everything you need to know. I really hope she makes it out of this…. I only just found her videos and shes so gorgeous and bright 🥲💔

[@maybe3631]

If accidents and preparing yourself worries you i highly recommend dandanthefireman he goes over motorcycle road accidents and helps you build skills needed in emergency situations.

[@IckyVicky.26]

This was a real talk and I needed it. I’ll go sit in my thinking bubble now and weigh things out

[@kylantiss]

YEESSS QUEEN! I’m so here for this!

[@katiekirgis5199]

I bought my bike lowered by previous owners. If you lower correctly it doesn't cause issues with the bike. It's when you cut corners and cheap out that you ruin the lines of the bike or cause damage to the suspension.

[@jannamichelle7160]

Just subscribed! First time ive seen you and i love you! Thanks so much for being genuine ❤️

[@samarahadar]

Sooo happy that i found this video! Such good advise especially the parts for the girls, definitely better to be safe than sorry. Love you bike and stay safe

[@thewaverlyjung]

Do a bike tour pls!! Would love to know more details about your bike and how you decorated it to fit you and your personality!!

[@AjieA]

YESSSS

[@cr1ticalthinker]

v omg thank u so much for making this vid!!! i’ve been waiting since we were able to vote in the instagram gc 😭 i wanted to know if u went into ur msf course with zero knowledge at all like nothing or if u practiced with ur dad a little bit and then went in cuz i’ve been into bikes for a while now and i really wanna try to get my license in 2024!! unfortunately i have no connections to anybody that could teach me basics or anything just how to get a feel of being on a bike 💔 ik the msf course teaches you everything but the idea of going in and knowing absolutely nothing is so terrifying!!!! i know as much as i possibly could learn without being on a bike thanks to u and a bunch of other motorcycle creators but the whole actually getting on a bike part seems to be the hardest part. would love some advice on this and thank u so much for being such a great inspiration and role model for biker girlies 😊

[@Shirinpenam]

Here in Sweden: you have to pass, Risk 1, Risk 2, driving hours (or of you find someone to teach you MC), send in your ’eye-papper’ to the DMV, then pass therory test, and then the practical test. Going to Span to drive first time MC. Getting that license ladies!!❤😍 love this Channel!

[@yummyberryMEOW]

I’ve been looking for a video like this. Genuinely thank you.

[@mvckW]

thank u for saying the last bit. i needed to hear that 🖤

[@Cielstial]

ah i feel so much better listening to this! my bf is trying to help me look into bikes and i’m thinking of starting off with a R3! he has a cbr650. i’m full of anxiety because i’m not fully confident with manual yet. hills terrify me💀 love ya girl. and love that “dress for the slide not the ride”

[@trinityclaydon6081]

Girl I have been riding for 3 nearly 4 years and I still don’t know how to do basic maintenance on my bike. I’ve tried to learn and tried to ask people AND I’ve tried looking it up on KZbin… nothing. I appreciate this so much ❤

[@zibbszibbs]

In my country (Brazil) you HAVE TO take 20hrs of theorical classes about traffic, first aid, basic mechanics etc, and then a test, and aaafter the test you take a minimum of 20hrs of practical classes riding a motorcycle in a closed circuit, then another test and THEN you can ride a motorcycle on the streets! (same for cars!)

[@maelys_1930]

Same in France and it’s sooo pricey 😭

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

lower seat hight do not change spring tension or rate. You can bring just the tail down an inch or 2

[@chloem6431]

I just love watching your videos so much and I don’t even ride a motorcycle but I thought this was really interesting!!!!

[@ubezbaile]

You seem like such a wise girl. Great content, great tips. ❤ Subscribed.

[@TreisiGomez]

Yes girl more videos and also maybe some of those cameras that bike riders wear like the 360 ones it would be so cool to see you riding

[@tigercubs300]

My dad always picked me up on a motorcycle from elementary school too and I just got my first bike at 24 even though I haven’t taken the classes yet. 😅 I’m a bit nervous but also very excited and I needed this video so thank youuuu!!!

[@Minnimozz]

I got my first bike this winter, I got a yamaha dragstar 650 cause Im 4'8, Im getting my license this summer, the way of getting a licence is way more complicated in my country and it can take months, but Im so excited, my mom and stepdad both have bikes and its gonna be so fun learning, and being able to just drive around with friends. Already in a motorcycle group cause of them and I know that group is ready to help anyone in any issue, so Im gonna get a lot of help with rebuilding it more to my height.

[@annielisabeth8084]

I am not even planing to get a motorcycle but I looveeeee to hear you talk 💕💕

[@ClamorDiGilgamesh]

Thank you for the inspiration. I got my motorcycle license when I was 16 but haven't touched a bike since and have been too scared to relearn. Going to go take a course and get to it 💖

[@Ktb-Nightmare]

Just to say as a guy biker I can confirm some of my friends hit on new bikers just cause they want a girl with a similar interest However there are a few of us who just love watching noobs turn into a pro watching the process is just heartwarming

[@ellegarrels2317]

yuhh more motorcycle vids queennnn🙏🏽

[@6ix782]

The best point here is definitely not being pushed to a bigger bike early. You’ll notice the more you meet people the people that will try to push you to a bigger bike are often the riders with less skill and only care about speed. Ride smart, master skills, and only move up when you have out grown the bikes capabilities. Most riders accidents are riders trying exceeding their skills while riding bikes that exceed them as well. Big ups bike fam

[@adrianarredondo9535]

Right on young lady. You have a lot of wisdom for your age. Thank you for sharing. May the good Lord always keep you safe while riding. 🙏🏼

[@JeniMisakiKagami]

She got into an accident on her motorcycle at the end of February. Her friend was killed at the scene and she has been in critical condition since. Really sad stuff.

[@Lms.maroc_]

I have been waiting for these motorcycle videosssss 🥰

[@leafbug.]

neeeded this video as i have been contemplating getting into motorcycles more than just admiring them lol

[@tatianamgibson]

Just passed my MSF course to also live out a long time dream of riding a pink motorcycle that all started from watching my dad ride when I was growing up 🥲 loveeee seeing this!!