Which Yamaha Motorcycles ARE WORTH IT?

[@yammienoob]

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[@robertpierce1981]

Moto Guzzi next

[@nootology]

Yamaha literally has god tier engineers, they tuned the LFA exhaust for Toyota/Lexus to sound musical, and figured out how to make normal wood sound like wood that's been aged for hundreds of years that other high end piano makers use in their $100k+ pianos

[@Daniel-dj7fh]

I think the LFA sounds like trash, it's way too high pitched. The stock R8 v10 sounds better imo

[@tomtemple69]

@@Daniel-dj7fh lol u might need your ears checked the lexus LFA revs so fast, an analog tach is too slow so they had to make it digital

[@Ottienger]

I'm sure Yamaha has done a few other engines with manufacturers. I'm sure they did the head/intakes for the old V8 Ford Taurus SHO in the early 90s

[@CraneArmy]

@@Daniel-dj7fh theres a reason LFA's cost 50% more than they did 10 years ago and r8's from 10 years ago cost 50% less. the r8 is a german sportscar dressed like a supercar. its a 911 without the pedigree, or a marked up corvette/r35 in inoffensive executive trim.

[@davecolquitt8388]

​@@OttiengerThe whole engine for the original SHO was Yamaha-sourced

[@jerm1027]

I'm a bit of a Yamaha fanboy myself, but of an entirely different breed - I learned on a V Star 250, thrashed a SR 400, and now have a V Star 950 Tourer that I took 2,000 mile road trip with on a weekend. Legit spent 40 hours on the saddle within a week. That V Star 950 has over 35k miles on the clock and still chugging. I can confirm, I'm not sure Yamaha could make a bad bike if they tried.

[@calvinevans8305]

You forgot about the Yamaha MT 10. Crossplane fun with a comfortable ride and 6 axis IMU for $14,200. Quick shifter and cruise control. 2022 and newer. I bought one in March and I couldn't be happier with it.

[@iskinmind7020]

If anyone is looking for a used FJR 1300, most reliable and trouble free models were made between 2008 and 2012. On the 2008 model they sorted out their gearbox to be fool proof (it helps since you never know how it was abused by a previous owner and it was a bit of a soft spot before that). Generator, wiring, radiator and cooling issues were sorted just before that. But after 2012 they went for restyling and started jamming more and more electronics into it. If you want to be able to fix almost everything yourself in the very unlikely scenario when something goes wrong - 2008 to 2012 production years are ideal. Later models require competent mechanics at your local Yamaha dealer.

[@spiroskanellakis1894]

Wr 250r owner here couldn't be happier with the choice yammie you are a big reason for that so thank you

[@Stealth164]

I know you’re having fun 😅

[@TJY2K]

Same here!

[@Butts0hboi]

Would you say it’s a good first bike? I found one in the 7K range and might pull the trigger on it!

[@TJY2K]

@michaelklein2858 it's a great first bike to learn on. Parts are cheap, and you won't feel bad using it for what it's for. It is very easy to ride for those who are taller than average. I'm 6' and can flat foot it. 7k is higher than they were new. I got my new for around 6k. You can find one cheaper if you keep looking.

[@spiroskanellakis1894]

@@TJY2K Mine is a 2013 that i got for 3800$ but does it really matter?all the year models are pretty much the same since 2008 and stupid reliable you can't go wrong just wait to get one in the winter prices are way lower+

[@facetentacles6528]

The R1 is truly the best beginner bike because if you don't ever have to leave 1st gear driving around town, you get to focus on being awesome instead of paying attention to pesky gears

[@hiKidz011]

hahahahah

[@karma6762]

Lol you guys are so noob😂

[@IMLiteralInsanity]

It’s the same with my R6 it goes 80 mph in 1st gear

[@ethanstopic]

Ngl any bike is a beginner bike just don’t be stupid bro….dont try to ride a 1000cc like you know what you’re doing get a feel for it then move Yk? Just don’t be stupid and practice that’s it you may fall from time to time but Yall got this

[@rolandgeorges960]

After more than a million miles and riding for almost 60 years, I made it till now, I'm in my 70ts and ride an FJR 1300 & a 2023 Kawasaki Z H2 (bat out of hell on steroids). I refuse to let the old men crawl into me, getting harder, nevertheless, still riding every day. The FJR is a keeper, love this bike, had multiple Gold Wings, like the FJR better, matter of taste and how you feel the bike. The beauty of motorcycle riding, it never gets old. Many thanks for your good reviews. I subscribed to your channel.

[@shush-ant]

You go sir!

[@rolandgeorges960]

Keep on riding, stay safe.@@shush-ant

[@RideKernow82]

Love my FJR, it's an incredible bike, power and comfort in spades, and never misses a beat.

[@Frosty03II]

Love mine as well, Iam a geezer now and the comfort, performance and torque is amazing. For such a heavy pig it carves nicely, no regrets.

[@bradymcrae7351]

Got an MT09 2019…. Absolutely love it and no complaints. So fun

[@BarbendLabs]

No MT-10?! I just got a 23 MT-10 two months ago and can say it is worth every penny!!

[@TheDaemon66]

Surprised the XSR900 or MT10 weren’t mentioned!

[@JohnWalshT]

The 22+ XSR900 is Yamaha’s best bike by far. I’m not bias at all just because I own one. 😃

[@photonz1812]

This... Also not biased XSR900 2022 is a love letter from Yamaha to its fans.

[@ulybynature__17]

@@photonz1812we need more aftermarket! Lol

[@crazo27]

Unbiased 2023 XSR 900 vote here 😂

[@Pfannkuchenkanone]

Defo my next bike!!!!

[@brendenlybarger4684]

i owned a wr250r for over 9 years before selling it last year. i also deeply regret letting it go. so fun and simple to ride. only issue i had was with the fuel pump. after replacing it there were no issues

[@EricLouisYoung]

The Tracer 9 gt is the ultimate one bike garage bike.

[@paulhope3401]

The new Tracer 9 gt+ ? Yep, rery nice! Nah... you really need a off road bike and a 2 bike garage. My own combo is a MT09 SP.. and a Surron. Works for me. 😉

[@EricLouisYoung]

@@paulhope3401 well yeah, if you need offroad that's a diff story

[@jzkayakpnw]

I have been riding an FE350 for 4 years… this is likely my next bike to add to the arsenal, but really eyeballing that Tenere as well. I need future me to tell me which to pick

[@Babayusa]

@@EricLouisYoung i mean put some « off Road » tires and have fun!

[@beremp5464]

The Yamaha VMAX needed a spot here. It’s technically a cruiser but will leave many of these bikes in the dust. Love my ‘09. My first bike was a Yamaha Stryker

[@christianjohnstone7621]

My first bike was a Yamaha Stryker also! Loved that bike.. looking at an mt-07

[@douglasburt1622]

I'm about to turn 64 and I'm 5' 11." I had a GS750E 40 years ago. I bought my MT-03 seven months ago and there was no riding in between. So I'm a born-again beginner, I guess. You're right about a lot of things regarding the bike's negatives but equally correct that for some people, they are positives. I bought the bike because I wanted to replace my daily driver car. Lower fuel consumption. Lower maintenance cost. Lots more fun. Smaller but still a full sized bike. Perfect for the city. With the population explosion in our area, the freeway has become our own local Thunder Dome and I have little interest or need to venture forth with only two wheels thereupon. All the skills I didn't know when I had my 750 I am now learning on the MT, and it's all coming fast because the bike is a learning machine. I can't imagine a bike that could make skill building easier or more fun. And with our rather relaxed little city and our lovely country roads, the bike is great fun and, as you say, hard to get hurt on. For me, it's only drawback is that, while it is great therapy, it's not a relaxing thing to ride. Even around town, it screams that it wants to go faster. It's just happier above 6000 rpm. I don't get to do that much and I don't really want to. It only chills out audibly when going downhill where are the revs can drop to 3000 or so. It just sounds cranky. After a couple years with the MT-03 I'll either learn to relax with the screaming during long country drives or I'll be looking for something a little bigger, a little heavier, with a longer wheelbase and a gentler voice. For now, I have a lot to learn about riding. By the way, it will get a wheelie up. I saw a guy do it, so I'll get it eventually. What I really want is a stoppie! Rock on Papa Noob!

[@kebabaluba]

MT-07 was my driving school bike so i`m familiar with it, not only learned how to drive but passed the exam one one too. Apart from riding couple of mopeds many years ago (without license) the MT-07 was my first proper bike that i drove for the first time, the driving school just handed me this and somehow a total noob like me managed to survive the first driving lesson on this "big" bike.

[@cannistershot2277]

Wow, my MSF BRC course had Yamaha TW200s and Kawasaki 125s. MT-07 is pretty powerful for noobs. Bet it was fun though!

[@JW-bw8nj]

My MSF class used 500cc bikes which seemed like a fair compromise between the useless 250cc ones most MSF class use and real bikes

[@kebabaluba]

@@cannistershot2277 In Europe where i live there are several tiers of MC license divided by age barrier and performance. By the time i took a motorcycle license i was old enough to apply for the highest one, i did and the school gave me the MT-07. I was surprised myself because i though i would get a smaller bike to begin with, but no they gave me MT-07 straight away. Would not say it`s a good idea to drive that big bike right off but that is how it went down...

[@nikolavukasovic198]

@@kebabaluba all of our schools have mt07 35 kw and a unlocked version , depending on what course you are taking

[@mrzclips]

literally the same dude. Except all i rode before was scooters 50cc. I was like "you want me to ride on this thing?, you know i never sat on a "real" bike!" :D after 2 rides i am very surprised how well i can handle this thing, like i never did something else...since i dont have any reference id say its a good beginner bike :D

[@ChaseLancaster]

I absolutely love my 2022 XSR700. It really does feel like a bike I could keep forever in the garage just based off of the looks, sound, and how light it feels. Couldn’t be happier with it. Maybe one day I’ll get a 900 too.

[@Butts0hboi]

Sat on one not to long a gap, and man that thing looks timeless! Definitely on my radar as a first bike

[@ChaseLancaster]

@@Butts0hboi It’s so awesome and I still to this day haven’t seen another one at a bike night or similar. The 900s are more common in the states and even those are more rare. The 700 is a blast and gets comments all the time. Not leaving the garage anytime soon.

[@MrWitteman10]

The XJ6 is also great, the naked 600 is an incredible starter bike

[@treedogg]

Love my 21 MT10. Thing will wheelie 5th gear at 100+ with no clutch, just a good yank and aggressive snap of the throttle. (On a slight upward grade 🤫) It's ridiculous. For the price, you get basically super duke 1290r performance for thousands upon thousands less. Plus they sound way better.

[@lifeiswarwarislife1972]

Impossible to find a better crankshaft. A glorious piece of metaphysical engineering, I love my '16 TechBlack, keeping it forever.

[@county_bear9509]

as a 2013 fjr owner i love this bike. very quick around town. 0 to 60 in 2.9 and 100 in 6.6. A 10.9 second quarter at 122. after 100 it slows down alot but its one of the best bikes for usable power and all day comfort. I bought mine for 7k with 30k miles exhaust, tune, crash bars, new tires, new oil, and id say i got a very fair deal. you can find these with 15k miles for 7k.

[@FruitPunchSamura1]

Short answer: All of them!

[@CelticArmory]

I have an 82 XJ650 and a 2012 FJR1300. Love both of them, though haven't rode the XJ in a very long time. One day it will become a bobber. The FJR was worth every penny.

[@someguy9520]

Damn. Did NOT expect the FJR1300 to make the list, especially from Yammie It would be definitely by on MY yamaha list When flashed, it makes as much torque as the friggin Ktm Superduke

[@spetz911]

FJR is a worst motorcycle I’ve ever ridden. It’s objectively the worst thing in the world(except BMW boxers)

[@_herb]

@@spetz911 you have to be trolling

[@spetz911]

@@_herb it’s heavy to toss it around on twisty roads, too long to go on roads with traffic lights such as HWY 1, it has a strange sitting position for freeways with very little wind protection. The engine has some annoying vibrations on acceleration. Breaks are very strong, but they are difficult to apply unless you want to make a complete stop. PS side bags are the smallest across tourers and very flimsy, the bike itself looks and feels like hello from 90s

[@IvanMt77]

I remember that my father had an FJR1200 from the early 2000's and coming back from the Valencia GP in 2006 we were passing the guys on their GSXR's, ZXR's, CBR's, R1's and whatnot like if we were changing channels while watching TV. I also remember seeing the faces of those guys looking so tired and their backs hurting while my father and I would be sitting comfortably and barely affected by the wind. I'm also quite sure that as soon as I have the money I will replace my Ninja 400 with an MT07 or MT09 (or maybe the XSR900). Yamaha is also my favorite brand!

[@simpletonballsack]

Yeah you can pass GSXR's, ZXR's, CBR's and R1's on a moped so your story only says your dad was going at greater speed than the other bikes.

[@explodify]

I just got my first R1. 2005 R1 and I have converted from the Red Team to the Blue team!

Yamaha have so many awesome bikes. My two personal favorites are the XVS1100 V-star/Dragstar Custom (not the classic) As it's a really fun and "lightweight" Cruiser that can handle corners. And the other one is the tallboy Tracer 9 GT. As I'm to tall and big for any of the sportbikes or naked bikes I have to go to the sports tourers - And that's where the Tracer 9 shines like a big red diamond in the Motorcycle market.

[@snowmanii]

I like this breakdown of the whole lineup. Great video idea

[@itchycroe411]

Im relearning on the same 06 fzr that I used a lot when I was younger .still so comfy and dependable

[@larryconn9430]

The R6 is the reason I fell in love with 2 wheels 😍

[@jaredbauer3058]

You took the time to talk down to the TW200 and the XT250 in the video, and yet they are both FANTASTIC bikes for what they are built for. These bikes have history, longevity and pedigree that many of the bikes in your video do not.

[@croscoe333]

I still love my 2nd gen MT-09. You can't go wrong with any of the MT or XSR bikes.

[@Ninja6r-07]

Have been on my zx6r since 2007 and just recently got my 2023 mt09, loving the torque.

[@douglasgrosch228]

HTP Performance is the leader in turbocharged performance motorcycles and turbo drag bikes. Based in Ashland, VA this shop provides many services that include motor builds, engine tuning, complete bike builds, shock tuning, machining and parts manufacturing and more. They also validate their products on the drag strip with their own two drag bike race team piloted by Ryan Schnitz and Lavar Delee. This latest bike build was for professional bike racer Chris Moore. Chris Moore has been racing for twenty-five years. When he was When he was 18 years old, he set the world record for both MPH and ET in the Outlaw Class. In 2020 Chris set the record for the fastest and quickest no bar motorcycle in the world on the GSXR1000 killer, Black Mamba, owned by Damian Caruso from Connecticut. Chris operates Cycle Specialties Performance, where Moore Mafia headquarters is based out of.

[@CGB65]

One of my favorite parts in this video about Yamaha's was the advertising for the RockForm phone holder. I did not currently have a motorcycle, I would love to get back and do it again. But if I did, I would get a RockForm phone holder.

[@Xwii610]

I have a 2022 MT09 and I love it. Such a fun bike, with a bunch of tech. I really enjoy the usable power, and the cp3 sound.

[@bigjim383]

Just did over 9000 kms in 11 days on a 2003 Roadstar Absolutely no trouble and very comfy. I am 71 yrs old and did 1200 kms (800 miles) the first day. Test drove a big Honda very uncomfortable. Nothing but Yamahas for this old man.

[@TheMotociclist]

Yes…Suzuki…Suzuki …Suzuki ….Suzuki next please…keep watchingggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

[@shadowlurker520]

I love my 08 FZ1, that sweet early 2000s r1 engine with an upright seating position and awesome looking street fighter, it’s a win win and runs you around $5k

[@charliebrooks4647]

I have a 2006 FZ1 and love it, its like if the fjr, the r1, and the mt09 had a baby. Its a naked touring bike driven by the same motor thats in the r1 just detuned a hair to make more power down low.

[@sleeper.simulant7327]

Having ridden the FJR1300, I can assure anyone you can literally ride that bike in 10° (F) weather and be comfortable since you literally don’t feel a lick of wind… add in a heated seat and grips with quality gear, you stay warm plenty warm…

[@michaelb.42112]

I love YAMAHA products. I'm 54 years old and in 1980 I had the junior high God status of owning a YZ80. I play a Yamaha bass guitar with Alembic pickups and preamp, a Yamaha PB-1 bass preamp through a Crown power amp, and I ride a 2011 Yamaha Star Stryker 1304cc. Is there anything Yamaha can't do well ?

[@joemangune]

Truth be told The day Yamaha killed the R6 is also the day Yamaha killed them self. Go team green its all about Kawasaki Ninjas yo!

[@Streisnd94]

Well I can just agree with your listing by looking in my garage, where a MT09 '17 and a R6 '05 are parking side by side :)

[@IMLiteralInsanity]

I went from grom to R6 genuinely one of my best decisions I’ve ever made

[@FaenorOW]

One thing to mention is that for some recent mt 07s there is a issue that prevents abs from working as intended which can result in you unwillingly doing a stoppie when having to break super hard

[@zeonos]

Forgot all about the Tracer 7 adventure style bike, that one is a beast as well. lightest in class and as much fun as the MT07

[@azizulabidin4715]

New Rider on MT-25. Loving it so far!

[@kobak5]

My first motorcycle is the fz6. Love it.

[@pigeonplayz9863]

Feet are so scrumptious!

[@pigeonplayz9863]

Oh baby.

[@shubhamverma1329]

its true , even my Yamaha scooter which is 7 yr old runs like new and was last under maintenance when it was bought.

[@BlackSlimShady]

7:15, thats a MT-09

[@sodasamak]

That 07 mt09 have 1 long seat

[@RicoS0L0]

My first bike was an 2006 R6. Second bike was an 2007 R6. I now ride an R3. It is easier on the back.

[@R6_Quiet]

I could never go from a r6 to a r3. God bless you

[@jacklongman60]

Get a list from every manufacturer!!! Suzuki, Ducati, BMW, Moto Guzzi, Harley Parkinson, etc...

[@BeardedPatriot602]

No Warrior or VMax on the list???? MT-01? Where’s the Vtwin/V4 love?

[@FUTGSXR-RIDER]

are you gonna make videos for the other three big bois?

[@rosstinelli]

Currently riding through the Swiss Alps on my 21 Mt09 Sp ! Absolutely mint

[@ChrisW-fj8bt]

MT09 or R1 for me.... Can't decide.

[@Sea_Stallion]

Kid from the Old Paso commercial: Porque no los dos

[@zBaihu0]

The speedy one👹

[@ChrisW-fj8bt]

@@Sea_Stallion smart man

[@MadaraUchiha-fg6pz]

MT-10

[@ChrisW-fj8bt]

@@zBaihu0 i got a bad back these days

[@MomentumChaser0331]

Yammie Yamaha Revs Your Heart and Soul 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤘🏼🤙🏼

[@MrUnderhilll]

14:35 "One lever appries brake pressure" ⛩🎎🏯🗾👺👹 - Yammie San

[@JRDNGIXX]

Had all kinds of sport liter bikes all my life but in 2017 i got a budget bike the fz07 and can vouch that besides the crappy suspension the bike was a ton of fun and so light felt like a bicycle ride! Then i was in between the mt09 or the gsxs 1000 a year ago and got the suzuki with 0 regrets! The best bike for the $ out there and a ton of fun!

[@ottomusprime5028]

Love my WR, really want a cross plane now tho… thinking the XSR

Are the Tenere 700 and 900 not available in the states? I hear they are also pretty good!

[@MomentumChaser0331]

Yammieeeeeeee!!!! Yes you still are my Favorite Funny Guy 😂😂😂😂😂

[@caty863]

The MT09 looks fuller, I like it a lot.

[@elithe240guy]

Could have at least nodded towards the XSR900 in the MT09 family. 🤷‍♂️

[@neutralsoi6844]

Was hoping he would as I own an xsr900 myself.

[@larryhouse3776]

XSR900 is superior to the MT09 honestly.

[@neutralsoi6844]

@@larryhouse3776 same thing but I loveeeee the look of the xsr over the MT. You don’t see them as often either.

[@PetjeWinner]

It really is a nice bike to ride. Too bad it’s so damn ugly.

[@elithe240guy]

@@PetjeWinner haha. You either hate em or love them.

[@keaneu4456]

Might as well do Suzuki!

[@majek93]

A month ago, I switched from 2023 MT-07 to 2023 MT-09SP. Fck MT-07, go for MT-09 with the Dominator HP3 exhaust. 👌🏻

[@ChefGk5-11]

Yamie you forgot the Yamaha tdm with out it today the sport touring motorcycles that so much I love wouldn’t be a thing. Best seller in Europe for years 🎉

[@tomobrien2628]

all of them

[@ama444n]

You have never done a video mentioning the XJ6. Any reason why?

[@Ac3Meister]

Tenere 700 World Raid totaly worth it !

[@calhoon1113]

That rock form mount better be the last mount I ever buy for that price Eddit I'm pretty sure it will be when I do finally get one

[@bigwangmark]

Strange how the brain works. Till you said your YT name I always read it as Yamaha Noob lol.

[@faunxwonders]

Okay so which one should I get?

[@jordanrempel212]

The fz6 should be on their

[@ryanslaven3482]

I just bought a brand new r3 and the cylinders lost compression at 109 miles. Now they are trying to charge me when it should be under warrenty, and i havnt been able to ride all summer.

[@BakerBikerGeshe]

I wish you were my dad Yammie. MSF completed and passed today! ^.^ 🦑🦑🦑🦑

[@alphastratus6623]

Especially for sport touring you forgot the Niken. Yes, it looks different, but I'm not accept any hate comments from people that never have driven one.

[@dumptrump3788]

+1 on Yamaha being The Best right now. Honda seem to be super boring (Rebel) or crazy (CBR R100RR-RRRR etc), Suzuki show promise (GSX8, VStrom 800, GSXS 100GT etc) & Kawasaki have tempting examples like the Ninja 1000SE & Versys 1000 SE LT+. But Yamaha seem to have the right balance &, of course, those great cross plane engines....so good that I bought one!

[@M16xDr0pSh0tz]

lol yamaha isn't the best kawi is, for the japs at least

[@allanweseman5433]

Yammie I just viewed several videos that Yamaha is bringing back the RD350 two-stroke motorcycle for 2025 as an LC version with fuel-injection and a host of upgrades. If this is for real, I will burn rubber to my Yamaha dealer to buy one immediately. Research this for us all to follow!

[@DJskillboy]

Its the Tracer 9 gt 2022 for me

[@someguy9520]

Have you looked at the tracer 9+ Its insane how much tech they put on a sport tourer

[@zBaihu0]

New Yammie lore 0:54

[@NeilHodges]

Wasn't expecting Scott the Woz!

[@1982seba]

@3:48 is that Jeremy from PurePwnage??

[@NoBaconForYou]

Started on a CBR300, was going to buy a new CBR650, but the e clutch is lame, so I’m going to get an MT-10

[@BlackSlimShady]

An e-clutch?? wtf

[@NoBaconForYou]

@@BlackSlimShady It prevents stalling and makes it so you dont have to use the clutch lever when you stop, and it is this ugly box sticking out of the side of the bike. My main issue is that you have to disable it every time you start the bike. If you could turn it off permanently and it didnt look ugly, i would still get the CBR

[@VdubSPAZ]

Yes you need to make one for Suzuki and possibly the nakeds versus nakeds which one is better at handling and power and all that kind of stuff

[@coastalhillbilly3419]

“Yam(i)ahaNoob”I just got it, after all this time 😮

[@ameykasar]

Why would you buy an MT09-SP when the XSR900 exists?

[@paulhope3401]

When you are under 50... and/or want cruise control, a more upright riding position or just don't buy into the neo retro thing of a MT09 trying to look like something from 40 years ago.

[@xMav44]

@@paulhope3401 the xsr has Cruise control ;)

[@paulhope3401]

@@xMav44 Ah cool... Nice one.

[@johnscott5662]

All of the great Hondas are out of production. There were some GREAT bikes but now it’s either an EXPENSIVE highway cruiser (why not just buy a car?) or a Monkey. Great company. I love my Accord but who wants a bike that some bookkeeper might just cancel?

[@m3lvn415]

Where is the T7? It's supposedly already sold before it rolls off the production line.

[@masonmiller2697]

Listen, Yamaha should make a "Rebel" line with the Bolt series using the R3, R7, R9, and R1 motors.

[@Bobsonomatic]

I’d really love to get a first bike but not sure where to turn at this point. I’m a 38 year old 5’11” 240 lb guy who’s never ridden more than an early ‘90s trail bike as a teenager. Do I go with a sport cruiser? Just go all out and go cruiser? (love the idea of a sport bike but am convinced I would look obnoxious and ridiculous on one - too old; too big.) Live in a rural subdivision outside San Antonio, TX, if it matters.

[@ChrisSauer-oe5ve]

Tracer 9gt+ is a great bike!

[@davidbeckner8333]

81 850 Special. Outdated but still fun.

[@mighimusic]

you forgot about the yzf600r thundercat such a classic and the only confortable all rounder sport touring f bike

[@AjarnSpencer]

At last someone who teaches that the mt09 is not a beginner motorcycle and that the twitchiness and wheelie madness can take over even with experienced riders, i truly do not like how the motorcycle industry is selling death machines and widow makers to millennials without warning them that tyhese 'beginner bikes' are more sensitive and powerful than the ones Giacomo Agostini and Barry Sheene rode on the circuits back in the day

[@larryhouse3776]

TW200 is the most fun youll ever have under 600cc. Its like a Monster Truck Grom.

[@MrWave-xz7ff]

CFMOTO 450SS vs NINJA 400 as a beginner bike?

[@daltongaither2345]

Sad the Mt-10 did not get mentioned.

[@ruthlesshatchet6353]

I don’t like the sound of the R1. It sounds like a Ninja 650 to me.