Tips to buy a used sport bike: SRK Cycles

[@andrewlozanski8021]

I am an experience rider and this is one of the best common sense advice columns for buying.

[@ayo8479]

You know he ain't joking when you see him with a large notepad and a pen.

[@1Klus]

Lol

[@TheCarBro]

1:06 “I’m gonna go in order, it’s no specific order” *w H a T*

[@jalenrobinson5225]

Denzel Vlogs lol

[@skidstoleave]

Lmao

[@thangenlian]

He meant he will go in order from his paper and you dont need to be in specfic order to go when you do it... but at least touch these

[@shaun1552]

Think he meant he has an order, but it's not a priority list, just need to make sure that everything on the list is checked

[@Mr.ReanuKeeves]

😂😂😂😂

[@180FiftyFive]

I love all the trash talking comments.... about his crocs, his lip-smacking, the camera man,... :D still, great vids

[@lowhertzhighspl]

You've got that right, but I hate the trash talking from the guys with too many insecurities about themselves that they feel the need to trash talk about something they have no clue what they're talking about. Just because someone stumbles doesn't mean they're a drunk, they could have vertigo. Or someone doesnt ever look into your eyes when they speak doesn't mean they are 'on the spectrum'. Just because someone smacks their gums doesn't mean they're into meth, their mouth may be somewhat abnormal which is why he may be into the big beard thing. Who really knows, maybe he used to be into Meth but why point it out? Maybe if you posted videos of yourself online I guarantee a lot of viewers would trash talk you but at least he stepped up and is doing something. Why trash talk? Because he's doing more with his life than you are? Because he owns a bike shop and you don't even own a decent home? In my Psychology courses (college) I learned the only reason people make fun of other people is due to their own insecurities. So for everyone of you who trash talk others, that's a red-flag that you don't like a lot about yourself so you might wanna rethink making fun of someone else especially when it's about something they have little to no control over. e.g. abnormality. Have a great day, immature punks. FYI, I do NOT know this guy or any of you but my wife and I felt a need to stand up for him because he really seems like a good guy who is offering up great advice.

[@180FiftyFive]

​@@lowhertzhighspl It's not a personal attack, calm down :) You can laugh at other people, and it doesn't mean you are insecure about yourself. This is KZbin and anyone putting videos of themselves on the internet is probably secure enough about themselves to be made fun of. This guy doesn't need you or anyone to 'stand up for him', keep your ego in check Take Doug DeMuro as another example - we all laugh at him and his weirdness but we also love the channel and content. I don't think those deprecating comments matter to Doug (or this guy) when they are raking in hundreds of thousands/millions of views and subscribers. Those other comments are entertaining and anyone with a sense of humor should be able to make jokes and laugh about themselves and others. It's not done in malicious way. Like I said, he makes great videos and I still like his channel, even with his crocs and bible verses.

[@NathanWhitt23]

Christian Hansen I don’t believe there is anything wrong about a Bible verse.... just spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. As a Christian, you are supposed to share your faith and spread the good news with others that don’t know Jesus as their savior. I don’t believe it is right to disrespect others, especially for no good reason. I feel it is very disrespectful and it doesn’t seem very logical or funny to try to put others down that are not doing anything wrong. That is MY* opinion and you may not agree with the last thing I said, and that is up to you. But, I hope you have a Blessed day🙏🏼.

[@justinlee9656]

Thanks dick couldn't even watch the vid after you pointed out his lip smacking. That shit is mad annoying. Sounds like hes got a jolly rancher in his mouth 24/7

[@robertburn8705]

If you see a dead body on the motorcycle you know what's going on now I'm not saying it's a deal breaker but you might wanna take that into consideration 😂

[@dreadhead-k0]

Robert Burn gold

[@Sparkovi4]

boooo

[@BryanHernandez-vm2xe]

Bruhh you had me dying lmaoo

[@sandersfamily7962]

Lol 😂🔥🔥

[@TheSeangerber]

lol

[@ogstackadollor85]

Camera man was breakdancing while shooting 🤣

[@frankwilliams5802]

My dude had to pee

[@mattrich1986]

😂😂

[@e-minus3416]

😭😂

[@anthonyscott16]

Wow, this was really eye opening. I now know that there's so much that I don't know. I appreciate you putting this guide together for us. Thanks man!

[@jjfad9173]

Under 15k miles. Garage kept. No metals scratched up. Tires, sprokets, chain in decent condition. Pay cash.

[@AaronGman]

Man, think I should get a 2013 CBR1000RR with 100 miles? Garage kept, but I'm guessing it's been sitting those whole time. It fits your criteria lol. But could it have problems from sitting for so long? I Ike fork seals and stuff?

[@ashish_z9]

@@AaronGman problems may be there with the fuel system, get the injectors checked. Check service records. You might also be considering buying new tyres if it's on the stock set of tyres for more than five years.

[@jediknight1294]

@@AaronGman check the gas in the tank, check the oil is good, check brake fluid is good, brake lines

[@karlo134652]

Garage kept? What did you do to that sportbike? Home schooled? XD

[@timesque9790]

Is 25,000 a lot of miles on a 2002 TL1000R

[@joshhill4903]

Youre 100% right about the "cant replace everything" my 08 cbr600rr just went through the insurance claim process after being hit in a parking lot- while it was parked. An estimated $5300+ of damage from the accident to get it back to new stock as it was. I had bought it at 4000 miles and put 20k on it. Insurance of course considered it a total loss and gave me a fair payout for it. More than i gave 5 years ago honestly. Now im looking for my 08 cbr1000rr xD

[@hudsonja]

As someone who didn't look at most of these things when buying a bike, this is very helpful. A lot of times, the rush of the sale or excitement can make you overlook small things, or not think to look at things. At least 2 of the bikes I bought had been down at some point, but I never would have known at the spot because I didn't doba full check of these things. That said, both of those bikes gave me many years of good service and many thousands of miles of fun and I didn't regret either of the deals I got on them. One, my first bike, a 2006 GSX-R 600. Put 25k on with not a single issue the entire time. Paid only $4,700 in 2010. Had a repainted side cover. Never leaked, never not started, never skipped a beat ever. Daily to school and back. Second was an 04 R1. Was repainted a custom color, but only realized why when I removed some CF tape on the turn signal housing and saw scratches. 8 years later, still have it ,starts and runs perfect every time. Only things I've ever replaced other than general maintenance was a fuel pump relay and a starter solenoid. Still runs like a top, still fast AF. As long as you know how to care for the bikes you buy, even buying something that's been down isn't necessarily an awful decision, but definitely be informed. Being more diligent in the buying process maybe would have saved me a few hundred bucks over 13 years, but both bikes are some of the best I've ever owned mechanically. As always, buyer beware.

[@patmaster220]

Also a quick glance at the brake fluid colour can give you an indication of the care given to the maintenance of a bike. When it is Coca Cola brown! 😬😂

[@user-jh6kx1fw9h]

Plus, what shape the radiator is in. If there is ANY rust (even the smallest traces) anywhere visible on the cooling components, it could possibly mean that sometime distilled water hadn't been used and that can mean a number of things (like, replacing of -small- parts if lucky). He hasn't covered too much here, like checking the clutch, drive train and final drive - in detail - right... Compression of the engine and cylinders should always be measured, spark plugs removed and more. Even the clutch and other cables can (always?!) be replaced when buying a used bike. I've had a clutch cable snap on me, on a rental, going downhill in third, LOL (and no quick shift there :))

[@alanmott-smith9358]

Lip smacking before talking is actually a methed up thing.

[@st8ks967]

you got that right

[@HMAnetwork]

Haha

[@Dempdawg11]

Adderall

[@mikemays8622]

Thought I blew a speaker but nope

[@ccstreamz]

I like meth too!

[@snaponjoe]

As a first time biker buyer I really liked the video. Gave me pointers I never would have thought to look for. Also humbled me as truck mechanic

[@snaponjoe]

Wow. I don’t know everything. :)

[@phineashenshaw]

I just recently bought a used sport bike. I frankly do not know how the guy rode it. Did not pay a lot for it. But I definitely learned my lesson under fire. Great video!!!

[@user-jh6kx1fw9h]

One way could be to offer like half of what they're asking for it (after going there and talking and trying, not straight over the phone) and just watch their response. :)

[@Mr.M1STER]

Don't be afraid to ask the seller to do do stuff like open the gas tank, take the seat off and even maybe demonstrate things. It's not your bike so you don't have to be familiar with how to do stuff on it. The seller should be happy to do stuff like this and should know his own bike well.

[@AO-mz2fb]

I'll give you a tip, make this video 50 minutes. 13 minutes not enough! Thank you man, good information 👌🏻

[@lowhertzhighspl]

poor tip

[@user-jh6kx1fw9h]

Here's a tip: if you have a good (great!) mechanic, who also happens to be your mechanic, don't trust that he'll be able to suppress his own greed when evaluating the bike. I hadn't been around, dad took him and then right after the purchase there were several things that needed doing. His bread and butter. I'm waiting for the next big thing that will need servicing so that we can recuperate our money (from him and I know it's going to be a battle, meh).

[@craze75]

I used the Info about the paint when i was out buying my first bike. Saved me from buying a piece of crap... 👍👍👍

[@kunalkhanna985]

Great video, I bought one with bends on wheel rims and noticed it too late🙁. I would also recommend looking at electrical sand fuses to see if that has been messed with while someone tried installation of heated grips, USB port etc. also the chain should be looked at for wear and sprocket teeth for chipping, pointed teeth. Love the videos, keep 'em coming!!!

[@rustypotatos]

@@Sandra-mj4kc ya exactly

[@troncoparati]

This was an excellent Idea for a video. How about cruiser and touring bikes? Your insight is important since you have a dealer's POV. Ride safe!

[@user-jh6kx1fw9h]

Oldest comment I know, but for cruiser and touring bikes there's also a high(er) chance that they'll roll back the mileage, so hopefully the service manual will have exact dates and total mileage registered for each service (and it's not forged, because people also do that, blah). *so, like, the clutch is important - it may feel "tight", however they tweak it, but it may roll you around for like another 100 miles before it needs replacing and that's expensive AF. xD

[@troncoparati]

@@user-jh6kx1fw9h I forgot about that comment. By now I bought a touring bike. But thanks for the reply. Better late than never.

[@julianjosephs8822]

Thanks for this, about to check out a ninja 500r tomorrow as my first bike. I'll keep these tips in mind while I'm looking it over.

[@bernardobarajas5570]

Julian Josephs did you get it bro

[@julianjosephs8822]

@@bernardobarajas5570 yes I did, it gives a beautiful ride when it runs. Got it in the shop now to clean out the carburetor and fuel lines because it kept mysteriously flooding.

[@alexis.moreno]

Additional to the points you mention, look at the things you can not see: stickers on fairing, fairing could be broken, pads on tank, tank could have Bondo, check engine block for cracks, check for burn electric.

[@mikkhail]

Bruh I gotta take a second look, thought dan bilzerian review bikes now

[@big-patria-lo3508]

Extremely informative vid,I’m thinking of buying a 2003 R1 used and this vid definitely will come in handy,Thank you 👍🏼

[@charleswhite3284]

That’s the only way I could get my bike if I wasn’t legitimately able to inspect and research on my own yet I think I will be going to SRK to do my homework and get my opinion in a way that SRK and team can be a great help

[@Srkcycles]

We do our best!

[@ZeeshanKhan-tj2wh]

I was about to go check out a bike as my first use bike, its a CBR 600RR 2008 and after watching your video, I surely can make an informed decision. Thank you so much for this awesome video and you explained everything so darn well 🖤

[@amirballardsr]

First, I'm looking forward to seeing the test ride of that Honda! Second, as a new rider (I'm 42) you are my new hero. Motorcycles have taken over my life and what you do is amazing! Thanks for all the words of wisdom!

[@jetblackknight4638]

(PHILIPPIANS 4:6-7) "BE ANXIOUS FOR NOTHING". Not even the vehicle purchase amen. It's a good start knowing what to look for upon approaching the bike so start looking from the ground up such as: tires, rims, brake rotor wear, fork tube seals, lower and upper engine leaks, chain and belt drive, oil, coolant levels and signs of burnt when they neglected change intervals, road rash lower forks, lower swing arm, lower frame and engine bolts on pegs, lower tip over bars, handlebars, grips and levers, mirrors damage, properly functioning switches, turn signals, fenders and tank seems to be the best path then fluids, suspicious wiring, low battery voltage will be connected to charging system failure, CHECK EVERYTHING. TAKE A SECOND OR THIRD TO LOOK THE OVER TO COVER THE ENTIRE BIKE.

[@corymcclurg6386]

Great informative video. But man, get rid of the chewing gum! (Or whatever is causing that slobbering lip slapping noise) Camera guy, sort out your lighting.

[@birdman007]

relax, don't be that guy.

[@ereHeuqibmazoM]

@:48 exactly how I bought my first bike. Not proud but learned from it.

[@timmothyames3296]

I'm going to look at an 09 r6 this weekend. I appreciated the info. I'm pretty (car) mechanically inclined so thus info is really helpful to help me make an informed purchase.

[@MarkMeadows90]

Love that "grandma" style couch there LOL

[@toofastsom6817]

This video is to help new potential buyers not to get ripped off when buying from a private sellers. To all the haters...If you where half the man this guy is. Then you might be as successful as him and be bless on doing what you love like this guy. Rock on SRK Cycles!

[@avalero13]

Awesome vid, and badass that you described the k5k6 gixxer frame recall. First person’ve seen describe the cause and what to look for on the frame, and seen plenty of k5/k6 vids. Thanks!

[@vincentmeredith2561]

Check the chain and sprocket if the chain is all rusty gonna have to go ahead and change that and the sprockets too. Also check for missing bolts and rusty bolts so you can get an idea pf the history. None of that is a deal breaker but make sure it is priced right. Its nice to buy a absolite cherry used bike but sometimes if the price is right and your not scared to get your hands dirty a few issues so long as its not frame or motor or trans issues can get you a hell of a deal

[@timothyarickx2665]

First straight 2 the point video i've ever seen. not too much info but good enough for an amateur not to get ripped off. Congrats

[@Mr.ReanuKeeves]

Also! If it’s a high mileage bike but really maintained well; It’s a good buy rather than a low mile bike that the owner might had neglected it and have not often oil changed.

[@therealstreetoutlaws]

I bought a gsxr 1300 but ke ran great looked good test drive it got up 90 mph handled great then after a month I cared it to the drag strip and made a pass on it at 120 it went into a death wobble, so I got an experienced rider to make a pass a death wobble with him on it we took the fairings off and low and behold a dent on the frame covered buy the fairing. Cases in point look hard I bought a bike with a blown engine and swapped it out but buying a 5000 bike and buying another 2500 bike to fix it sucked

[@chrisnixon1991]

Man Sean! I pretty much just took as many notes from the other tips of buying a used bike video because I'm currently in the process of buying my second motorcycle so these tips are a lifesaver! thanks brother and stay safe.

[@mohammedabdullah3599]

This is really important points, thank you. may you and another video talking about engine leaks and clutch health.

[@marsbarz2879]

Does anyone else hear the cottonmouth 🤣💯

[@thomasbush6709]

I watch you guys all the time, I don't have a motorcycle yet but appreciate the information that you give. When I do decide to get a bike you guys will be the first place I check out. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@ogbean82]

I've always been a car guy that out the way. I started to look at some motorcycles and a friend of mine said watch this channel he will show you the way been here for 3 weeks now! Thank you sir!

[@michaelmcbride8343]

Someone PLEASE tell him to stop lip smacking when he starts a sentence.

[@frankwilliams5802]

Sounded like he was eating a warhead

[@larryfishkind5387]

While you focus on “ smacking lips”. The rest of us are concentrating on the great videos and knowledge he is helping us with Thanks for the time and videos ✌️❤️

[@frankwilliams5802]

LARRY FISHKIND wow 😮 emotional aren’t you

[@dirtyred246]

@@larryfishkind5387 how can you concentrate on the video when all you hear is that damn lip smacking?

[@dmagic1999]

He does it in every video and I hear it every single time

[@spooningwithyourmoma1769]

Didnt know that about the 05 06 suk frame 👍👍

[@jimmynickles804]

Ah, its white because they dont make them in white and I wanted a white CBR, so I painted it white.

[@mattm9087]

I think his point was u can quickly tell u if aftermarket plastics, paint ect. Not that there's anything wrong with it but he mentions it to be questioning if the bike was in an accident.

[@Shadowdancer777]

I didn't check very well on a bike that I bought recently but I got lucky that it wasn't too messed up. 06 gixxer with only 5k miles for 4500 hundred.

[@jason1655]

Check the rear swing arm for movement left to right the bearings can be worn check the front steering stem bearings lock the front brake withe the bike shut off push the bike forward and backward feel for play.wiggle the rims to check the wheel bearings for movement.

[@Joerisc]

About to buy my first bike, noted everything down. Thanks for all the info! :)

[@danielgreene6118]

You are totally correct! I have an 07 M109R that had a power commander. the engine didn't run right so I took it off and I haven't had a problem since

[@TheAirheaded1]

Thanks for tips, you talked me into buying a new one. And I guess that Vespa rider was just using it for liquor store runs....Haaaaaaa

[@jediknight1294]

Doubt it thats a 125cc minimum so not legal for a duicycle

[@jamesbeaver8872]

Right on. LMAO

[@DerkJanSpeelman]

Thank you for your video! Saw some tips I didnt see anywhere else online so thank you!

[@FilipeDiogo49]

This video will never get old

[@kurbuli]

Most informative video I seen yet, thumbs up!!!

[@nocturnalferalguitarist]

Glad you mentioned bike being dropped isn't a big deal because most of the time it's just scratches or a slightly bent foot lever

[@typhoonsd9720]

I had a buddy tell me also don't buy a bike that has aftermarket engine mods, pipe, full exhaust, etc. He just told me to watch out if the bike had been ridden hard don't buy it. ECU upgrades, whatever. Just saying, in the end it's up to you.

[@dirtyred246]

Your buddy don't know what he is talking about.

[@Ishbikes]

Incorrect bro, maybe he was saying that because technically the bike being aftermarket decreases it value. With the stock bikes, you’ll get more money from a “dealership.” Selling private, we’ll definitely give you more for those aftermarket parts. Just depends..

[@dallaskincaid3076]

Great and informative video as always. Love your channel and LOVE the looks of that white CBR! Keep up the great content!!

[@2201dmp]

This video is actually nice to watch before you head out to buy.

[@SamB-fv6su]

Is the couch for sale ?

[@Bananasmeow1]

Great things to check is rust on body and inside the gas tank. Check oil and make sure it's not over filled and clean

[@superbikeaborad]

Scratches on the swing arm and the front forks could be paddock stands not low sides or crashes.

[@eugeniemann8885]

Really good tips..keep it up my bro..blessed

[@GhostRider-ms1ep]

👍 GREAT TIPS BRO, KEEP ON MAKING NEW VIDEOS. YOU STYLE IS GREAT

[@psn9227]

Man You are Doing a good Job By Giving these tips

[@dreamwavedave]

Thanks for the information. I'm still looking for a good used bike in L.A.

[@LloOFFICIAL]

This was actually very informative. Thanks👍

[@roverlacai3102]

As new a rider I learn something new every time i watch one of your videos. Us newb appreciate the info. Keep up the great work

[@andrewroy1491]

This video was exactly what I needed thank you

[@jonathanbarrera9110]

Really good explanation n helped out a lot, but you DEFINITELY need a new camera men...

[@jacobbrown4796]

great video dude! can you do a similar one but with cruisers if you haven't already? that would be great help to me.

[@stizzoforizzo898]

Sean by far your best video. Thanks man

[@XenoX101]

4:20 "Another thing, was the bike dropped? This is a big deal" 7:40 "Not that having a bike being dropped is a big deal.." wat

[@chavezhurtado6483]

Just took a look at a 92 Yamaha Fzr1000. Needed battery, clutch needed adjustment. Plastic broken. So tempting for 800$. Learn to walk away and you’ll feel a lot better than having to fix these things yourself.

[@Rob_Fe]

No one is truthful when selling a bike, except for me of course. Yeah sure.

[@pleasedontwatchthese9593]

lol yeah, i dont trust him also. atleast he gave us some tools to use against him

[@briankanja]

this was veeery helpful.thanks

[@thechampion6397]

Niaje

[@danicai]

I'm still missing more advanced pro tips.. Like when you buy from the owner, or when you buy from a dealer, faulty things depend of brands; electronics which fault the most or suspensions brands, or common mechanical problems depends of the manufacturer... more advanced.. The video to me feels like what any buyer with a bit of knowledge and common sense would look out.

[@clautamiralves712]

I saw I lot bikes to buy based on this tips. You just saved to get big headaches. Thank you

[@MIKEDUZZI420]

Pay really close attention to the heads of bolts and fasteners for tool marks. Bring a bright flashlight with you for this purpose and possibly a small magnifying glass especially if your eyesight isn't perfect like mine. You can tell what was removed vs what wasnt removed. If the case has ever been split or if only the clutch cover has been off ect...

[@Sfekke]

Bought my first bike without a proper test ride or full inspection (just quick look-over) *Don't do that* Now that I bought a ZX-6R I did the whole charade, inspect it, start it cold, let it heat up, ride for 25-30 minutes, let it sit some more and jump on it again I found out the rear tire & brakes need replacing and the headlight switch didn't work, we agreed on a price and that he'd fix the headlights (they're custom angel eyes) before I'd pick it up and pay It gives you great wiggle room for bargaining, I ended up dropping the price from € 3800 to € 3500 + new headlights & a brake service he'd pay for (the invoice has been shown and I test rode it, it's an big difference) Papers have been signed and I'm picking her up tomorrow, don't rush it! You are trusting your life to one of these machines, make sure they're at least fully functional

[@jubenalespinoza8669]

Yo thanks for the information im buying a 2007 zx10r he claims it only has 4000k miles on it but I will be checking the dates on those tires 👍

[@donaldprevost8826]

I’m glad I had this video in my feeds. About to go look at a 06 hayabusa this Saturday.

[@1SmokingLizard]

Did you buy yet? Let me know

[@donaldprevost8826]

1Smoking Lizard no I didn’t because the bike had a lot of problems and he lied about the bike being laid down. This was a good informative video that I didn’t know what to look at. Just to name a few: seals were bad, laid down because of the scratches and no left peg, chain had rust, tires were bad, etc... The only reason why I went looked at it was because of the low miles for a 06 (2234 miles).

[@1SmokingLizard]

@@donaldprevost8826 Good job on your part. Scammers and dishonest people should be shamed! Glad you didn't buy that "junk". Keep searching and you'll find the perfect match. I entertained the idea back in the day about getting a '11 Busa but just find it hard to part away with my '96 VFR750F. Cheers

[@donaldprevost8826]

1Smoking Lizard appreciate it. Just keep it and get a BUSA

[@966apocalipsis]

I am writing from Bulgaria ( Eroupe ) and here we fix almost everithing as frame , bent wheels , bent forks also !

[@robertavellinoamericanpatr6287]

Great information on this video. Great Job!! And of couse Rockin that jacket!!!

[@Srkcycles]

Norcal Dynarider great jacket

[@dougchurch9626]

I always smell the oil, if it smells burnt run away and it won't matter if you change the oil, the smell will always be there unless motor is torn down and cleaned.

[@rezneba101]

You bought 300 bikes and you failed to mention checking the oil, chain slack, chain stretch, sprocket wear, coolant, lights, maintenance records, etc? Plus the other stuff you did mention you needed to check your list to remember them? I dunno man, kind of a deal breaker ;)

[@adrianramirez3668]

I feel like what you mentioned is already talked about by every other video. He could just make a part two to make it whole

[@WyattEarp-cx3co]

rezneba101- If you watch the any of his other videos you will notice he covers a ton of information on the bikes. Stop being a douche. The stuff you listed is the obvious stuff to check numb nuts. You're a tool bag. Next time you think about posting some stupid shit like this, don't. " Kind of a deal breaker ;)" If thats a deal breaker go get screwed by a dealership fuck face

[@2ears1mouth12]

WyattEarp 0812 I think he was being sarcastic and tried to draw a parallel between his comment and when you go check out a bike and the issues you find that could be a deal breaker ;) ... if you take it as an insult , you almost certainly will not get the point , the comment just added the things that may or may not be obvious to inexperienced noobs...idk my 2 cents

[@everettcarruthers5950]

rezneba101 common sense

[@SR-cp1eo]

I'm a newb to road bikes, but not a newb with safety wire. You might want to redo that job on your front brake. It's way too loose. Other than that, This helped me tremendously, thank you for the detailed video! I'll watch this a few more times before I buy this summer (hopefully).

[@SH57578]

Chain and sprocket are as important and as informative as tires and fork seals.

[@huntermoeller2488]

Thought this was a very informative video for buying a first bike as myself.

[@91ninjazx75]

What a fantastic video man. Much appreciated it. Gave me things to think about that i would've never thought of. I do have a question maybe you can do a "example video from star to finish on the process of buying a bike from craigslist and selling it to a dealer. If you already have that video made I'd love a link to it please. 👍👍👍

[@Cyco-Dude]

ah yes, it's that time again! the "deal breaker" drinking game! take a drink every time you hear that magical phase "it's not a deal breaker". enjoy.

[@dirtyred246]

Or take a drink every time he smacks his lips lol

[@wheelerking8380]

A man with a beard who reads verses out of the Talmud before every ride and wears Crocs is a man that can be trusted in my book!!!!

[@elonmust7470]

Are they really from the talmud?

[@wheelerking8380]

@@elonmust7470 lol bro, cmon man, a joke

[@asbestosfibers1325]

make sure the radiator isn't plugged with jb weld from a rock chip.

[@stephenflood4526]

Tks thinking of buying a gsxr 1000,2002 this will come in handy🍻

[@flow_922]

Need to make that a little more specific when you're talking about the frame recall the way it came across to me the first time was you were talking about the CBR has the recall .. but you're talking about the GSXR not the CBR just want to make that clear for anybody else that might not have heard the beginning... huge fan of your videos brother I watch everything you put out.. I kind of do the same thing but on a much smaller scale buy and sell trade OfferUp Craigslist Marketplace you know it makes money.. I bought a 2008 CBR 600 Double R with 22,000 miles on it last year the bike would not start I gave him less than $1,000 for it when picked it up brand new battery just like you said but somebody use their fingers to tighten it all I had to do was tighten the terminals bike fired right up the ran perfect rode it for a few months and then sold it 4800 super super clean bike all I had to do was put new tires on it that was a good one missed that bike actually my recent purchase is a Honda VTR 996/1000 I freaking love this bike I've had much faster but I like the way the power is delivered such a fun bike to ride and it definitely is not a slouch

[@ficotheanimallopez88]

Who drops a vespa 😅😂😂😂

[@topemeister3000]

Scrubby squids!

[@7fstuned]

I said the same thing 😂😂😂

[@cozzietwothousand2707]

Anyone sitting on it when a hot chick drives by.

[@b-jamenstudios5120]

Anibal Lopez For real 😂😂😂

[@rickb1444]

Dropped it TWICE!!!!!!

[@Thelongesteconoline]

Man, I bought an Indian Scout sixty from Fort Collins Indian with 800 miles on it. Took it home and within a week had to bring it back with several issues. I bought an extra 4 years of warranty and it didn’t matter. That dealership didn’t want to fix anything. All they have to say is that they rode it and can’t replicate the issue. So now, I am stuck with a bike I owe $10k on with a transmission that doesn’t want to shift into first. It’s not just Craigslist that is out to screw you. Dealerships, especially Indian dealerships, are out to do the same thing.

[@ScotianBlooded]

You need more views one of my favourite bike Channels

[@trevorwynkoop8591]

Ask about valve service (if it's reached it's service interval)

[@WORRO]

Really good tips man. Thumb's up video!~John

[@getoffmygrass6974]

Look at the chain, that will tell you the type of owner the bike had.

[@Firestorm637]

Tips at looking at oil? Tips at looking coolant? Brake fluid? Look at engine for leaks?