Is the GSX-R 750 a Good Beginner Bike?

New sub here, I’m also in SC and looking to get a 750. Can’t wait to dive deeper into your channel Brodie, god bless and stay up 🙏🏿

Hey quick question. You got any tips on buying used gsxr 750? Is there any things i should watch out for?

Shout out to my Moncks Corner cousins! Yo man nice vid! Got my raw race replica 750 on the way! How are the brakes? I heard that the Brembo blocks are hindered by the master cylinder. Ride Safe!

I just got a 98 never been on one and dam near pissed my pants from a first gear ripp and I stalled like every stop 😭longest 2 hours and really dam fun. playing with fire fosho

I have a black 08 750 17k original miles.i rides like a dream.

This is not a beginner bike.

would this be better than an r7?

with your weight, did you have to adjust the pre-load?

Finally a bike guy I can get behind! Cant wait to watch more bro. Keep it one 2 brother.

Do you think the Gaxr750 is suitable for someone who's 6’4 175?

Horrible advice for a 600, 750 or 1000 as a first bike, the comments are appalling, why would you start on something like that? Riders like that are the ones that ride the big bikes slow, never reaching the full potential, I see it everyday, guys on R1s, S1000RR, Ducatis, they can't even do a proper u turn or stop correctly

Great video keep up the good work what’s your camera set up bro…

This powerfull 750 is for beginner? XD for beginners are 500cc's not almost supersport 😂

The gsxr750 isn’t a good beginner bike. If you want to be a good competent rider for life start on something small and get good on that. Learn the clutch, brakes, accelerator, cornering, riding in traffic etc on something low powered & comfortable ride the ass off it then and only then get a 600/750.

Nice bike man, I got a ‘21 ZX6R this past November for my first bike and I love it. Learned a lot and I’m a very confident rider now but still respecting the bike is key

Good stuff man.

No

I started in a fireblade and after a month I got a gsxr 1000 the fireblade was wrapped around a tree and it scared me so I went with the gixxer instead

Been looking to buy either a 2024 gsxr1000r or 750. I really like them both but can't decide. Any advice?
I appreciate your help!

theres only A and B mode. A mode is 100 % of power all the time. B mode just slows the throttle input when opening throttle. the top end speed is the same.

Here’s my take on this subject, I’m a Harley Rider, but I have a soft spot for Sport bikes. My old man taught me how to ride on his R1 back in the day when I was 14, grant it, it was in a big stadium parking lot, and then we rode through side streets. Honestly you can be a beginner on any bike, whether it’s a scooter or a Hayabusa, the point is, you have to respect the machine and know your limitations. We don’t get paid like professional motorcyclists, so why ride like one? At the end of the day, you can get bit on a Harley just as much as you can on a sport bike, do what makes you happy, just be careful. I hope that helps. Nice GXSR-750 btw, that sounds sweet!

I had r3 for 9k miles. Then traded that for the gsxr750.
It’s a great platform.

All depends on your respect for the monster you ride. That’s all.

Where in sc?

one of my fave vids ive seen on dis bike love it bro

So pretty, what state are you in, I bought one and learned, as long as you learn how to brake, you’ll be ok. I’m old, and learned, the sales guy told me, this isn’t a beginner bike, my brother told me I was gonna die, the other day, the grocery checker asked what I rode, I told him a 750 gsxr, he said wow, I told him, if I could ride him, I could ride the motorcycle, he laughed, ok I am a woman, and it’s fun to ride

yes so i just convinced my dad to get a sportbike since we're gonna share his motorcycle, i mean he's in his 50s and its propably not gonna be very comfortable for him, but off the bat i told him its either gonna be an r6 or a gixxer 600/750. hope i don't die on this thing lol (ps im like 15 with no license) :>

i’m 5’11 158 and so just wondering if this bike would be too heavy for me as something to start with i had an old 550 cc honda dirt bike but idk how it compares

Why u ask a Stoopid question

i started on a r1 wit 2 yrs of dirt bike experience

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Everyone Made 750-1000cc Bikes Once Upon A Time. You're More Than Likely A Member Of Gen Z Though 🤷🏿‍♂️.

W video, i had a 2002 CBR 600 F4i but it was old, want something new

I’m 58. Was just looking into my first Harley. A 2015 so frail slim for 10 g’s and 6000 miles. But the guy had a lien and woukd not let me go with him to pay it off and get the title right in my name. So today, I’m off to Seymour’s to buy my first brand new GSXR 750. Guess I’m not ready for the noise machine.
Too loud anyways. Definitely to slow!

is a gsxr 9000 a good beginner bike?

Anyone who asks 'is the gsxr750 a good beginner bike'?
Clearly has no idea what they are talking about.

Im 5’11 160 pounds and just bought mines today i get to take it home tomorrow 🫡

play with the bike suspension settings......once properly set you you it makes riding a way better experience

Great stuff. What year bike is it. I assume it’s a 25 because you mention the three driving modes. Is that a custom paint job?

Hy sir! It’s comfortable for tall riders like me? 6’4 Ft 193 cm? 😅

I plan on getting a bike next year, and I have prior experience driving manual and a little experience with dirt bikes. I’m looking to get a 600, but im also really interested in a 750. If I get one I won’t end up getting the other, do you have any thoughts?

Doesn't it have QuickShifter? I saw you using clutch to shift up gears.

What is name of camera ?

The GSXR motor GSX bikes, are very reliable. 750 is enough and then some. Suzuki makes a solid product.

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I just got a '24 Ninja 500 (451cc). Only been riding for 2 months, never rode a motorcycle before I rode it off the lot. I do have some dirt bike experience on a 125cc. I have no regrets buying the Ninja because it's teaching me how to ride. I have to shift a lot more especially in lower gears. I'm getting used to shifting up and down and I've gotten a lot better at rev matching. I felt very comfortable on the bike from day 1. Easy to ride and handle. I already feel like I need a bit more power though so I'm really thinking the 750 is my next bike.

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