I'll do my best to keep making more. Thank you.

Yes, these boots have served me well. They block water, are comfortable and have more than adequate protection.

Thank you. Here to help new riders take care of their bikes. These things are bullet proof as long as we maintain them properly.

I'm sure it does. Would be a good research though for sure.

@@jemimahleslie7237 thank you much. And thanks for subscribing if u did so. Much more ahead.

Hey thanks, definitely more to come.

I suggest lesson the lean angle and release the throttle slowly to allow engine breaking. The bike will stand up a bit, then you can get off the white line and continue your ride. Most important thing is to keep the bike straight as possible. Engine breaking is key to then use both breaks in a gradual slow squeezing of them so you don't skid out. Also counter balance yourself if necessary.

Don't do white anyway

@@shaspaz either one does. But i prefer the pull, it forces the bike to snap back in the direction you're going. Just remember that once u give it a pull, let the handle bar follow itself back. Dont pull and stay pulling. Lol let your arms flow with the bar. This works great when at 10-15 mph. You'll have to practice to know how much of a tug you have to give it. Im usually off the throttle on the turn, then back on the throttle once I'm in the direction I'm going.

@@keeplivingmotovlog 🙏🙏🙏

@@hunterburrum52 glad to help. You'll get it in no time for sure. And thanks for subscribing.

@@MrREDIC thanks much appreciated.

@@wmscottd thats awesome. Buying used is definitely the way to go.

@@Joel-C479 thats great. Keep on riding. More videos to come. Thanks for subscribing.

@@keeplivingmotovlog I have 1700 miles on my ninja 650

@@Joel-C479and many more miles to go young Jedi. Lol

@@chrispulham4779 yeah we have to be careful out here. They give riders a bad name. Just want to make sure new riders don't get caught up in this and are aware of the dangers. Thanks for subscribing. Much appreciated.

Free info here, just hit the subscribe button. If you wish to donate, feel free, links in the description. Much cheaper then your coach for sure. lol

@@larsb.nielsen4481 Absolutely, glad to help. More to come.

@@chrishansenbiz thanks lol

@@zeynepcandar8216 absolutely, spread the word. More videos to come and thanks for subscribing. Much appreciated.

Thank you! I practiced again last night using your technique, so much better and stable too.

@@walangtube That's what i like to hear. Glad to help. Keep at and you'll find your comfort for sure. I'm going to do a front brake and clutch techniques pretty soon.

@@keeplivingmotovlog how do i know if I am already good to ride the motorcycle in the main road/busy road?

@@walangtube you will know when u feel comfortable handling your bike. I would suggest to start on a small road where there are just a few cars on that road. Get the jitters out your body by seeing and feeling what's it like to be around a car on your bike. Thats how you gain confidence.

@@reviewsdounderground absolutely, you got this. And thanks for subscribing.

@@heralioprasmo 😂😂

@@hakimyz5853 ok cool. Lol

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when i picked up a used bike i bought, same thing happend to me LOL

You never rode a bike have you😂😂😂

It's all the same, u just have to keep the wheel turned in the direction ur going to complete the u.

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Exactly. U-turn should start from the outside and land somewhere inside the next lane over. These are just left turns.

@@ispeakamerican im out of camera view on the turn but most folks can tell i did a u turn based on the fact i come back in view towards the back.

@@crazydeer404 Thanks, much appreciated. And thanks for the sub. I'm enjoying doing these videos.

@@shaspaz yeah that helped me alot when i first started. I didnt care who noticed. Im to the point now where i feel uncomfortable if i don't get both my feet up when i start moving these days. Lol But take ur time. Soon, u will realize how much clutch and Throttle u need to make the turn and then it will be smooth sailing. Just remember to turn head and follow ur shoulder with the bar in direction ur going.

Are you getting notified when I upload new videos?

@@bals8455 that's great, but remember, alot of people have not taken the MSF course.

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Msf dropout here, too many people too fast made me extremely nervous ​@@keeplivingmotovlog

@@shaspaz next time just take deep breaths. We over think at times. Get urself a camera or phone, set it up and record urself trying some of these tips. Critique urself at your own pace. U will be surprised when you point out things you can do better when u review the video. The biggest thing is to feather the clutch. If u feel like u will fall, let the clutch out and the bike will get up to speed and stand itself up. Keep ur speed between 6 and 12 miles per hour when u practice. Remember hand placement on the Throttle in my Throttle control video. Don't give up.

@@I3lueberry don't worry, u will get it. Take ur time and keep practicing.

Keep at it.. some days are easier than others

@@I3lueberry you will get it. Take deep breaths and stay hydrated. Check ur body positioning on the bike. Loosen up, don't grip the handle bars so hard. Let ur legs grip the bike. See what feel comfortable and what doesn't. Don't give up.

@@InterWebGuy99 thank u much and thanks for the sub if u subscribed already. Glad to help. Hope i can still ride in my later years like you.

@@keeplivingmotovlog Absolutely no reason why you won't be riding in your later years. I probably love riding more now than when I was a young man like yourself. Yep, I did subscribe.

@@InterWebGuy99 i look forward to years of riding glory into Valhalla. Thank u, much appreciated.

@@hollow3d check out my U turn video. I got one coming up about u turns in motion as well.

​@keeplivingmotovlog nice, I'll check it out!

@@hollow3d cool, also be sure to subsribe if you haven't already. If you did, thanks, much appreciated.

@keeplivingmotovlog yep I subed. 😀

Absolutely, great observation. On my previous Kawaasaki 300, somebody tipped it over in the parking lot. Totally wrecked the rear break. Couldn't use it. I had to learn to use the clutch as an extended break to slow down an maneuver. I was forced into a situation to learn how to clutch break. This video displays that a bit. But hey, maybe i'll make a video demonstrating clutch breaking in depth. lol Thanks for the sub if you already did.

Definitely spot on. Sometimes riders forget that. Just got to research and find the right gear. It doesn't necessarily have to be dedicated moto gear. Sometimes, got to think out the box. Thanks for the sub if you already did. Much appreciated.

@@keeplivingmotovlog IMO its a great investment and does not even need batteries. I have a hoodie that is completely reflective for night rides and I always see drivers looking and pointing right at me... which means it works! Stay safe compadre.

@@hendetta That sounds interesting. Post a link so we can check it out. Thanks

@@buffaloxp glad i can help you. My channel is dedicated to helping new riders find the proper way but have their unique style of riding. Welcome to the riding community and much appreciated for the sub. Spread the word and lets keep practicing these tips daily. Keep it safe and fun. More vids to come and more on my playlist.

Also, let me know how the practice is going.

Glad to help out. I still practice as well and I find these little details that help, so I share . More vids to come. Thanks for subscribing if you did so already.

Thanks, much appreciated. Riding is such a soothing and relaxing thing. Much on your mind is relieved with the rev of the engine. I love the riding community. Thanks for the sub. I subscribed to your channel as well.

You got it. Glad to help you. Yes, be sure to practice, it's going to feel good and natural when you get use to it. More vids to come, and thanks for subscribing.

@@keeplivingmotovlog you're welcome!! I am solo learning so I need all the help I can get :)

@@PolarisProRunner Don't worry, i got you, here to help new riders. When you're done with that Throttle practicing, feel free to hit me up with anything else u may have trouble with and ill make a video if i haven't already.

@@keeplivingmotovlog thank you so much!!!

I’m in the same boat learning on my own. Haven’t had any teachers outside the MSF course. Glad I stumbled on this channel.

Absolutely, glad to help. Just take your time and you'll get it. Find a parking lot and practice a bit. When u really get it, you will have so much confidence in controlling your bike. 🙂

@@keeplivingmotovlog yes no one ever specifically said use the Space btwn the thumb and first finger like that jeez Gonna try tomorrow And yes on parking lots 🙏

@@shaspaz cool, just know it works best with leather thick gloves. I have a link in the description box to the gloves and all my gear. Easy order from Amazon.

@@keeplivingmotovlog just tried it with my regular gloves, I liked your recommended to use the 3 fingers to cover break, crook of thumb and pinky for throttle Ive been struggling how to keep my hand for steadier throttle control This felt natural , secure and easy to coordinate Thanks again 🙏

@@shaspaz That is so awesome. Glad to help ya.

Ha, ha, right you are. JUST another reason why i advocate all fingers. Lol give me a sub if you havent. Thank u much.

Same in Australia 🦘

@@MichelBeirouthy sounds good

You don't have to, but i always do. Im a full time city rider and covering my breaks helps me react in time to stupid drivers. This is what i felt works best for me. Normally when im close to cars im covering breaks. If nothing is around me, im more relaxed, but my index finger is always next to the break lever. I use my pinky finger and web of my hand to rev Throttle if needing more power. More vids to come, hit the sub button if you haven't already. Much appreciated. Hope that helps.

Ahhhhhhhhh yeeeeeeeaaaaah. Get some! Lol Cool, have some fun and be safe. More vids to come. Hit the sub button and share if you haven't. Im always looking to help people have better riding experiences. Thanks.

Absolutely. We all can benefit from different techniques. Much appreciated. If you didn't get to sub, give me a sub. Lol Hoping to hit 100 soon by providing value for riders.

@@keeplivingmotovlog happy 100 subs man. i hope one day soon you hit 100k subs

@@vartan_gaming2870 Thanks alot brother, much appreciated. I'm enjoying this new adventure and hope you all are enjoying the content. 💪

Ha ha, cool beans. Lol. Glad you enjoyed. Im a new chanel trying to at least get my 1st 100 subs. Sub if u would like if u didn't yet. Much appreciated and more to come.

You got a sub my friend.

You gotta cut ur boy some slack. Not easy on these youtube streets. Lol Give me a sub if you didnt already. Much appreciated.

We gotta feel it as riders. Lol Trust me, it's deep when you going through hard times and all you have is your bike. Life is real. Give me a sub if u like if u didn't already. Much appreciated.

Thank you much. I love being a rider. So much freedom and fun. I subscribed to your chanel. Im a new growing chanel, give me a sub if you please and pass this video along. Many more to come. 💯

Thank you much, lets doooooooo it. lol Give me a Sub if you like. I just added another video for us riders.