I WRECKED My R1M Off a CLIFF.....

Gods hand of protection was over me, made me rethink a lot of my decisions in the past while i sat there under the tree..
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[@TheRedstonelabz1]

You wreck them faster than you build them. Stay safe man wish you the best! You might have pushed it a bit past your skill level. Bikes can be replaced tho.

[@Nine.siixxx]

Bro seen his riding videos he has 0 skills

[@phantom2k858]

skill issue

[@TheRedstonelabz1]

@@phantom2k858 yeah, most people skip the part where you improve technique and go straight to going fast. Glad he is ok but could have been avoided.

[@angelcelis9090]

​@@TheRedstonelabz1 most accidents are not avoidable I've seen brake calipers lock up complete mechanical fail and the rider still has to go down with the bike. These are not cars on bikes most accidents can't be saved like on cars. Most new riders forget that and believe rossi has never crashed lmaoooo.😂

[@Randomuser_3]

Yep

[@jaiharman1]

Target fixation along with riding outside of ones ability will always end this way. Keep it shiny side up my guy!

[@peterbalac1915]

Hope this kid reads your comment,,,,corectamundo my freind 👏👏

[@fuzailhamid742]

I don’t get you, could you please elaborate?

[@thehardnesschannel1605]

You are fixated at the comment try reading the comment from the corner of your eye instead.

[@iLwSZ]

There’s no target fixation. Unless you suck at riding in general, obviously.

[@Danislovas]

I think wind had a very big part on this

[@javiercoello5756]

advice from an old biker never exceed your capabilities always keep your limits the fact that someone goes faster than you does not mean that you can do it unless you train a lot and I recommend that you do it on a track not on the street Good luck and I'm glad you turned out well

[@francois3178]

La mort, n. Est jamais très loin.

[@riiba_58]

pretty sure he wasnt even paying attention at the road and corner, he opened the throttle just cause he saw a biker at his left. He was just vibing and didnt focus right at that moment. It can happen, and he definitely wasn't pushing.

[@Bmg009]

You will NEVER hear advice from anyone that can put it any better than Javier in comment above. It’s advice that every biker should follow to the letter..

[@dougiequick1]

On the other hand you can do everything right and STILL total your bike and/or self ...there are myraids of things that can go wrong totally out of your control other than to stay home ...but even staying home you could die so I mean...ya know?

[@javiercoello5756]

@@dougiequick1 I understand your perspective or point of view but the more experience you have or the more time you know your machine you minimize the risks and you can get out of the risk better off for something they say that the devil knows more for being old than for being the devil the risks will always be there but if you take them wisely You will be safe, greetings and good routes.

[@R2_D3]

Could see that going wrong from a mile away... out with ''the boys'', pushing harder than skill and road knowledge allow.... luckily you got off with nothing more than a bruised ego.... Stay save dude!! There is more to life than kicks and trills! 😉

[@KiwiMoto72]

I’m sorry thjs happened to you. Really glad to see you were wearing full gear. Ignore all the haters here. There are those that hafe crashed, and those who haven’t “yet”. Not sure if you ride on the track or how long you have been riding, but my advice. Go do a bunch of track schools. The California Superbike School, Yamaha Champs schools are both great. Get a Ninja 400, KTM390 of something small, and master that baby. Small bikes are way more fun and you will learn a ton. I’m an old man who has done 35 years of street and many many year of track. You got this. Just be open to learning ❤

[@strammerdetlef]

well yeah but at least there are guys who never crashed like a total noob lol

[@KiwiMoto72]

@@strammerdetlef wut?

[@kugangles9860]

Classic case of target fixation. You go where you're looking. Can't say that I've never done that as a rider years ago. Lesson learned.

[@christianvazquez1979]

Dude I almost did that the other day luckily I wasn't going too fast so I was able to stop

[@subywrex]

Did this on my first ride. Pretty much exactly the same as the video (no cliff) bike slid, it was fine I was fine. Learned a valuable lesson. You will go where you’re looking.

[@dariusgavenia7097]

Dude it was not target fixation. He grabed front brake more likely.

[@wradford1]

@dariusgavenia7097 Looks like he tried to steer left, instead of counting steering right to go left. It amazes me how many new rider's actually make that mistake as soon as they try to ride fast in the twisties and then run out of skills. But hey, no one ever said motorcycles were easy 🤷‍♂️

[@queuetest]

he upshifted as well from 2nd-> 3rd causing to lose engine breaking on the corner.

[@famster92]

you are a true content creator, first you get your bike stolen, now you crash it. great storys to tell, thanks

[@mritititit]

Don’t forget his friend crashed the s1000rr last time too at least if you believe in the law of threes you’re done with the rough times

[@mark675]

Yeah gods definately looking after them all 😂 religious people 🤦‍♂️

[@kiemagen]

​@@mark675 maynee shut yo non religious atheist ass evil doer

[@LSB44446]

@@mark675 Lil bro brought his hate for religion on a comment that never mentioned God

[@giodc8599]

@@LSB44446 Pretty sure the poster of the video did mention god, whichever one you fancy. God saved him but can't heal kids with cancer. Sure ;)

[@LandoCalamando40]

It’s an absolute miracle that you didn’t get hurt, very happy to see you alive and in good spirits. Definitely some target fixation going on there. You should look up tutorials on trail braking on KZbin, it’s an excellent skill to have and it probably would have saved you from that crash. Stay safe!

[@afandou1966]

Trail braking is useless in hard braking. Better learn how to brake first.

[@cliveadams7629]

Maybe learning how to steer would be a better place to start. ​@afandou1966

[@alexanderupb4546]

We could say this bike got wrecked twice :) omg..9 months one from another..i really feel sad for you and for the bike! I hope you got to rethink that riding with your skills if you target fixate like that in a canyon..almost got killed..:(

[@brettbooth9836]

What a good bunch of friends to stick with you through that whole ordeal. I’m glad you’re ok and just received a college education in motorcycle riding!

[@Hurst6969]

They can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@oliviag7976]

A college education I’m motorcycle riding? They do college for that?

[@faraitheprod]

Glad you're alight man, just some tips for anyone involved in a crash though: 1.) If you witness an accident on a group ride, first thing to do is scan the accident area and create a ' buffer ' between traffic and the injured person(s) eg; bike clearly visible in road with hazards to avoid more potential injury (cars coming around corner, etc), then proceed to call 911 and log the time of accident, this helps them keep track of everything, the faster they arrive, the better for everyone. If you have multiple people with you, divide the tasks up to act quicker. Taking pictures can also help if a third party vehicle was involved. 2.) Find the most quiet person on the scene, a person who's voice you can hear means they can breathe and are fully there, if someone is quiet, they need immediate attention. 3.) DON'T ever remove anyone's or own helmet after a crash unless you/they can't breathe, in case of any neck or head injury , the helmet can at least provide support, taking it off can possibly injure the rider even more, making you now liable for their further injury. Just some basic tips, but acting quickly can save someone's life, keep a med kit on you during rides so you at least have bandage and gloves in case you need to put pressure on an injury. Gear up and stay safe.

[@FlexFast]

Find the most quiet person!? No as per my training in nyc as fdny ems. Triage all patients on scene. The quiet one could just be knocked unconscious. U need to check all patients invovled.

[@lokalbirdlover]

atleast the helmet part I know through basic EMS training

[@sagarubharecreativity]

can't stress enough on the importance of safety gears good to see you scratch less even after such a terrible fall. Drive safe buddy you have a long life to build bikes and ride

[@Hurst6969]

If you support this ignorance maybe you can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@micromymario23]

No, it's not the protections that save you but pure luck in this case.... those protections can save you from abrasions certainly not from an impact against a fixed obstacle, in which case I'll break everything the same. Only a helmet and knowing how to ride according to one's abilities will save you life....there's very little you can do about the rest, just use your head!

[@BostonScreamer]

take riding like this to the track. Its a controlled environment where you usually don't have to worry about cliff sides. May I also suggest an airbag system like the tech air 5 for future riding. I just went down at the track last weekend and messed up my shoulder, but my equipment saved the rest of my body. I'm glad youre alright, and heal up quick!

[@alejandrotobienne8220]

Not with that head position lmao.

[@Pixie-lw6sq]

He wasn’t even going fast tho it was pathetic ,get a car

[@riiba_58]

​@@Pixie-lw6sq pretty sure he wasnt even paying attention at the road and corner, Im sure he opened the throttle just cause he saw a bike at his left. He was just vibing and didnt focus right at that moment. It can happen, and he definitely wasn't pushing.

[@TornadoCAN99]

@@Pixie-lw6sq Yes, and it wasn't even much of a turn....lack of turning skills and prepping for it....just gave up on turning the bike.

[@luvyesmusici4886]

Can’t believe you posted this. Sure, I saw the title, but watching you ride, it was only going to be a matter of time. Road conditions weren’t great either, really, and then maybe you were riding the twisties with guys with far more skill level. It is best to ride at your own pace and skill levels, safely. Anybody can go fast in a straight line. Bucking around on the highway in traffic is not cool, either. Sometimes you have to let the others just go. One of my buddy’s I use to road race with, has had more bikes than me. He had an R1 and told me to take it out. I did, and came back. He said really take it for a ride. Now I have all kinds of experience on all kinds of bikes, on and off the track. I even drifted a Goldwing, spinning the rear tire with my wife on the back. However. , that R1, I had a difficult time keeping both the front and rear down almost all the time. But, then I could ride. I suggest you take racing lessons, go racing , and see what you and a bike can really do. Stay safe and always ride at your own pace. The potential is always going to be there for shite to happen. Decrease your odds.

[@dirtbikelunatic]

Glad you are okay! May I feature it in compilation? Full credited of course

[@CJMediaOfficial]

Of course bro! Thanks cheers

[@dirtbikelunatic]

@@CJMediaOfficial Thanks a lot :)

[@jedition5618]

​@@CJMediaOfficialGod is good bro💯

[@NorybTOA]

The wreck feels so casual but that’s definitely not the case. I’m very glad you’re safe bro and sorry about the bike 😭 god was with you 🙏🏾

[@hunner3914]

Seeing that huge cliff drop once you reached the wreckage.. truly humbling.. grateful that you're mostly unharmed. God's grace and mercy for sure. You'll bounce back from this!

[@LexPips]

“Gods grace & mercy”,huh? God, being all mighty & powerful, let him have the accident, how’s that merciful?

[@byrek8975]

⁠God didn’t let him have the accident dumbass he crashed himself because he target fixated.. if you jump off a building and get hurt it’s not God allowing you to get hurt…

[@Hellothere-xc5ph]

Or he just was lucky? Doesn’t mean a “God” saved him

[@collay]

@@Hellothere-xc5phyou obviously have not been in a life threatening situation. I have many times and you can feel God’s presence. No bullshit. It is a force you can truly feel. I hope one day you experience it, and if you do you will believe.

[@graham6250]

Thank god you are not badly injured. It’s heartbreaking to see your R1M laying there destroyed. I hope your not going to leave it there. I think it would make good content to somehow recover it back home and go over the damage.

[@danimatiut5463]

I also hope he will take back the r1 from there,but who know's..

[@Nine.siixxx]

He will have to, too claim insurance

[@Hurst6969]

If you support this ignorance maybe you can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@GearShifter925]

Roads in your country is so BUTTERLY SMOOTH and BIG, BROAD. How the hell, one could fall while riding a bike. 🤦🤦🧘🙄🙄🙄 Try to ride our roads which is Bad, Narrow, lots of potholes, some portion Even not constructed completely.....If you still going good than i would salute you buddy. Please ride safety. May you and your bike recovery soon from this unlucky Crash. Thank you. 🙏

[@jesc4156]

Happens when the Ego excceds the Skills. You're lucky you're alive. Be safe.

[@tomhubers6701]

Glad you're ok and thank you for uploading the footage. Everyone can learn a lot from this

[@crunch3rYouTube]

Yeah same here bro glad your ok but i think im just guessing the cause of the wreck was you were not looking to were you needed the bike to go...focsed eyes on where your driving that bike. just mho....seriously glad your ok

[@mark675]

Yeah like don't ride 1000cc bikes when you haven't even learned how to corner yet 🤦‍♂️

[@Sunedosa]

Glad you're ok, just never ride too fast on roads you don't know.

[@j0rss]

the bike would have easily taken it. EASILY. you made a rookie mistake here bro

[@strammerdetlef]

with 50% more speed probably lol

[@R2690-f3y]

How do you get it out 100 feet down a Canyon ? Let me know in case it happens to me. Thanks

[@Hurst6969]

If you support this ignorance maybe you can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@blackfootsoldier9066]

Facts!

[@Agregat876]

im riding 13 yr old and 100% his bike can do this corner easy...

[@lennox4266]

Twist of the wrist 2 ,he hit pretty much every SR Keith Code says in the cornering Bible , glad you're good broski 🙏🏾

[@marcelonunes9243]

Man, I think before you go out there with those bikes, you should get into a riding school. I realize watching your videos that you haven't mastered such a bike yet, think about it!

[@danielramones661]

Me alegra que estes bien, que no te haya pasado nada es un milagro y me alegra mucho bro, me da un poco de sentimiento ver esa moto asi... Ya que literalmente conoci tu canal cuando estabas restaurando esa R1M y me la vi de inicio a final la restauracion, es literalmente la moto de mis sueños y para mi tu eres una inspiracion bien grande a quien quiero ser, estoy muy feliz de que no te haya pasado nada y pronto esperamos la "Re-Rebuilding of my R1M" Saludos y bendiciones bro

[@Sauce05SRT]

WOW! that could've ended VERY very badly, I'm glad you were able to walk away man! Don't fret about the bike, they can be rebuilt/replaced, you can't. Tormod is right, your eyes are the most important tool you use when you ride. You go where you look, you get your sense of speed from them. That corner didn't look too difficult from the footage, it actually resembles a corner where my best friend went down last summer, his pace was a little aggressive and he target fixated. Looks like the same might've happened here? Again, glad you're able to walk away from it. Look at it as a lesson learned. Ride safe!

[@giovannigiusto1284]

Target fixated for sure, you can clearly see it from the footage of the helmet mount (i guess) camera. He's looking directly and the cliff not at the road ahaed. Very unlucky, could happen to anyone, but he's good and that's the only thing that matter

[@terrencefu4473]

To be honest it looked like you were riding beyond your ability as some of the turns you didn’t look to confident. Pity about the R1M but at least you are ok and live to see another day!

[@Hurst6969]

If you support this ignorance maybe you can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@binlagin]

@BlackFlag714 should spend some of that money on track training. God damnnnnn

[@lawsonporter6810]

Exactly my thoughts when l seen him riding...sorry ,trying to ride. Hes sadly outwits his depth on these kind of bikes! Not worth killing yourself for or SOMEONE ELSE just for KZbin videos!

[@scott547]

Glad your ok and the lord was looking out for you. I crashed my 22 R1 end of April. First crash after 20 years of riding. Very humbling and I thank the lord for watching over me and keeping me alive. I broke my humorous right at the shoulder and fractured my T11 vertebrae in my back but blessed to be here. I am still doing Physical therapy trying to recover. God bless brother and heal up soon.

[@TornadoCAN99]

"the lord was looking out for you"....and where was this lord thingie BEFORE he went over the cliff? Guess it was too busy answering all the prayers of people trying to get their sports teams to win.....

[@scott547]

⁠You mad bro?

[@Aintchuhurd]

Glad you're ok.. my brother crashed his bike 30 years ago, and he has brain damage with loss of motor skills.. be careful.. God bless

[@michaelmcguire3649]

I'm glad you're ok, God was watching over you for sure. Stay safe!

[@E6EES]

Pity your god doesn't watch over children who are shot while at school.

[@ClevelandBeemer]

I’m glad you’re alright! As you now know you CANT heavily brake and turn at the same time. Get your self some track instruction before trying to carve up the road on a liter bike. MOST people don’t possess the skills to ride liter bikes at or anywhere near the limit. Hopefully you take this as a learning experience and get the track instruction you need. Heal up and keep the positive vibes going.

[@werepat]

I mean, they tech you to separate braking and turning in the MSF...

[@werepat]

@@majinbroly7886 you must be referring to the esoteric skill of "emergency trail braking" then. I kid, but I don't care to get into an internet argument armchair quarterbacking this nonsense. I should not have even replied to begin with.

[@ClevelandBeemer]

@@majinbroly7886 100% disagree. Trail braking should not be standard street riding practice. Trail braking is a track technique used to get through turns faster. Soooooo unless you’re racing, which you shouldn’t be on the road, then you should be nowhere near the limit where trail braking is needed.

[@Showtek100]

​@@ClevelandBeemertrail braking isn't a track only technique at all. It's actually taught at higher level road riding courses I've done. It's actually a far safer way of taking corners particularly blind corners as you're already on the brakes so if anything unexpected happens like a road hazard, decreasing radius corner etc your already on the brakes, slowing down and prepared. Take more courses.

[@ClevelandBeemer]

@@Showtek100 hi there! Totally disagree. As fate would have it, I happen to be a riding instructor. The point of not needing to trail in regular road riding is because it suckers you into overcommitting when riding at pro speeds with novice/average skill. As shown on this video, riding at the limit leaves ZERO margin for error. So if you’re committing to corners at speeds that require you to trail to make the corner on public roads, then you’re doing it wrong in my opinion. That is why I’m of the opinion that it’s a track only skill.

[@shedibardolaza3689]

Ride safe sir sad to see the r1m was totaled 😢

[@ericlou3405]

Better than his dumb ass being totaled.

[@Olle66d]

man those breaths are from someone who really cares a real brother. thank god you are well take care of yourself and also your good buddies🫶

[@wonkywheels103]

Friendly advice from an old man who has been there, raced and so on. Go and do track day lessons. And then track days. Will improve your kills so much. Watching the video you didn't even make the turn in point so your view was straight on and off the road. Be safe young man.

[@CJMediaOfficial]

Advice taken, thanks sir!

[@llerradish]

Poor decisions make great stories. Poor riding can make great stories too, or sad stories. Thanks for reminding us what not to do.

[@zeroboyrick1717]

Lots of insurance policy's say they don't cover accidents that involve speeding, racing, stunting, stupidity, etc so if you think you can just throw your bike away and have insurance pay for it you may be in for a shock.

[@Hari-888]

I was wondering about this

[@firebladelover7]

You got lucky, it's a case of running before you can walk,litre bikes are no joke they are for experienced rides not beginners.

[@39x58]

For those who want an explanation, it's very clear that he wasn't far enough in on his left shoulder. When bikes turn they actually go out wide, because of this when he went to go make that turn he couldnt because he was already too far over. Luckily he went in forward not sideways otherwise he could have been seriously injured. Anyways glad your alive, stay safe and wish you luck.

[@westcountrygixxers]

Looks like he crapped himself and hung onto the brakes for no reason

[@X1in]

@@westcountrygixxers ☝this he slammed the front brakes and bike went straight

[@the510wagon]

I had a similar day once when I was younger. I was lucky too. And I've never forgotten it. But this kid seems to ignore the multiple lessons available to "download" and learn. Motorcycles are not for everyone.

[@Vicegoodn]

you need some training and track experience, body position & throttle control NEEDS quite a lot of work

[@CJMediaOfficial]

Let's not do this again

[@halaouiahmed8672]

Good evening, how are you my friend, are you okay

[@James_Grady]

Dude I pulled a guy out of that same canyon and same corner. He went off on his road glide but he had to be life flighted out but he survived. I know it’s the same canyon and corner cause of that red car down at the bottom.

[@edgarmota1981]

Graças a Deus vc está bem... isso é o mais importante!!! A moto, conteúdo para uma nova temporada de vídeos!

[@joseantoniobenitez4684]

CJ que susto nos has dado. Gracias a Dios q estás bien. Creo que dios tiene grandes planes para ti y te quiere tanto como nosotros que pena por tu moto 😢 pero estoy muy feliz al saber que estás bien... 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Saludos desde Mexico

[@fahadxab6332]

From Bangladesh. Love u bro

[@martinnatale2278]

Dude, you Reborn! Happy Birthday and be safe.

[@FK61YT]

Hello friend, I am very sorry about the accident that happened to you, you put a lot of effort into that bike, luckily nothing happened to you, you are the beloved of God, please be careful and drive safely:)🏍✌

[@MX808HAWAII]

He tried to show off to the harley guy at 0:54 ..Overshoot and crash..

[@user-76122]

Спасибо,парни! Очень подробно всё передано.Видно как оно всен вышло.Будьте безопасны!👍

[@thereddrob]

Take care of yourself man you're one of a kind

[@michaelscurr9046]

Never mind we all learn by our mistakes. It takes years to learn how control a bike properly. I rode every day for 30 years. I had some close calls over the years.

[@andrerodrigues8942]

Closed captioning gave you applause at 4:48 haha

[@romanutd]

Glad you're ok , please read the comments and take them in, that was a rookie mistake that could have been avoided.

[@garylowe8601]

I bet your parts supplier loves it when you complete a bike. They know pretty soon you will be back for rebuild parts once they been wrecked

[@alistairjones4017]

Dude, great to see you’re good after this spill.

[@fabiogarros]

My tips! Practice cornering on trackdays on wider tracks first! Look up tire pressure information! Consider riding a motorcycle with pressures lower than the pressures reported in the motorcycle manual! Remember that setting the bike for maximum grip in corners makes the bike harder in a straight line, more tiring to ride in a straight line!

[@jakemore8597]

Man.! Really glad you're safe. It did hurt to see a bike you rebuilt had ended up in this way. Glad you're safe. Stay strong, and never give up.

[@farhan_k02]

Glad you are okay

[@stevematthews6658]

Hope your OK after that one. Take care my guy

[@CRFLAus]

I can't see why he didn't make the corner. Doing about 70mph on a relatively opening out corner. Classic panic move. Also knowing you are fine, quit laying around and get up and help your buddies out. Glad you're ok.

[@MrJulianbowden]

Object fixation, he was looking over the hedge .we all know the bike goes where your looking.

[@CRFLAus]

@@MrJulianbowden Exactly.

[@Rastei]

hope you are ok CJ i just watched all your r1m rebuild videos and didnt watch this till today. It happened to me 1 month ago, at least you didnt broke anything from your body. Just hope you come better with this. Learn from our mistakes and work hard to be a better version of ourselves. keep it the good work.

[@MoodSwingZX]

U need go on a track. Make track bike and practice there. And chill on the roads. Trackbike, dirtbike... Stay safe. Hope U're ok. Gladly U did not hit the rocks.

[@ShalomBrother]

That’s what happens when you get confidence and ability in the wrong order

[@Szlejer]

Sits on the bike crossed up... Freezes in an easy turn instead of steering... Puts one foot down... Maybe, just maybe, you need to take some riding courses.

[@jb1876]

You crashed doing 51 mph on a good road with a bike well capable of cornering at 150 mph , if you drove a smaller bike with less hp you would have a lot more fun while improving your riding skills at the same time

[@Motomillion]

So sorry to see this happen, but happy to hear you are doing well. As you know pretty well, the bikes can always be rebuilt.

[@CJMediaOfficial]

Big thanks to the whole motomillion team! I loved every note that came from the full titanium akrapovic exhaust system that came from you guys! 👊 cheers guys I appreciate it

[@J2J_Trini]

Shout to the homies for helping you out but bro this brought back up some serious PTSD for me downed my bike early 2022 but I'm glad we both walked away from it....God be praised 🙌

[@CJMediaOfficial]

Amen brotha!

[@salmanmazhar1728]

All my prayers are with you brother.

[@Nvnv9]

It does not look like you went that fast around the corner. What was you speed? May be you just need to improve your skill a little to tackle the issue like this.

[@АлександрКарлович-и2к]

CJ привет . сочувствую тебе с утратой боевого друга .Рад что с тобой все хорошо .Держись там братан .

[@elsanti3924]

Sin duda eres mucho mejor mecánico que piloto...espero que estés bien y no haya sido nada importante. He descubierto tu canal hace dos días y me he visto toda la evolución de la R1...para acabar tirándola por un precipicio! 😂 Un saludo y un abrazo desde España.

[@23-h27]

Eso mismo digo, que delicadeza destruir una R1 a 51km por hora 😂Es muy buen mecanico pero de piloto no hablemos!

[@lamirizcoree3596]

Wow really scary bro, you did your best to stay alive ! Looking the video is not the same as being on the handlebar, but i'll give some tips for ppl who's here watching and beggining motorcycle, this shit happened to me, missing a corner or going too fast in it, sometimes you learned it the hard way. As a first tips i'll say FOV : Try to always keep on the exterior of the corner to maximize the vision of the road, the farest u can see the more you got info like is there an other corner, or a tractor, etc, and ALWAYS make sure you adapt the allure to allows you to get enough distance to brake. And in a corner forget about the track path from circuit for the chrono, on the road your main goal is environment and road info and adapt with it. Second one is no ego : drive fast for you, not to impress others, if you drive in convoi dont let the thrill and ego pushing you out of your driving limits. Also here in europe i see a lot of guys who's looking at your rear tyre and judging your skills because u don't worn all the tyre tread, there's different way to take a corner with your body etc, dont judge at the tyre you'll be surprized. 😂 Third one is the road always win : by this i mean that you can't control the road parameters, it can be dirty, used, snowy, wet, etc.. Always adapt your allure to the road parameters. 4th one, paranoïa : By these i mean adapt your focusness and keep in mind that no ones sees you, cars can pull over you at any time or reverse gear to park when you're behind, etc, and don't forget about intersection, had my first accident in 10 years few month ago in town because of this, you forget a small intersection with a redlight, you know the road, you do your thing everyday, and one night you got someone who go on red light while yours is green and if you're going too fast you'll say hello like i did on the car, hopefully i just had a radius fracture, managed to do traction and curls few weeks later eheh.. Ride safe ma boi'sssss and eat some baguette 🥖

[@georgiosphilos2146]

I think you should get more experience with smaller bikes and then jump to the big 1000cc bikes.

[@apg4gearhead]

next video. Rebuilding a ninja 400. Seriously man some of you and your friends are way past you capabilities when riding literbikes.

[@stephenbustos]

He was only going 40 into that corner. He would have taken a 400 right off the cliff too 🤣

[@apg4gearhead]

@@stephenbustos i guess there is a reason that all people between 18-20 in Europe are only allowed to ride 125cc machines with maximum 15hp

[@stephenbustos]

@apg4gearhead yeah, here in the U.S. you can jump straight on a literbike with no experience. It is not wise, but people do it. It doesn't matter what bike you ride though, the problem is kids going into twisties thinking they know what they are doing. I never ride a new set of twisties fast, unless I keep people in front of me who do know them. That way I can see how sharp they are turning on each curve. I'll go around them at 100 MPH if I know them or have people in front that know them. This kid didn't have a clue.

[@strammerdetlef]

@@apg4gearhead thats from 16-18 in germany tho, not 18-20

[@strammerdetlef]

@@stephenbustos true lol, what a cute "corner" and he just rides downhill lol

[@taueron_v]

Don't worry, mom will buy you another toy.

[@d1sturb3d119]

Please go take an MSF BRC2 course followed by an ARC course once you get some miles. Please get formal training and build your skill from there. We loose way too many riders to simple elemental mistakes. Before folks get on me about making mistakes, its not an issue to make a mistake, however with formal instruction it is statistically proven that your survival rate increases and simple errors are avoided. Learn from the mistakes of others and come have a fun weekend with a class on your own bike. Its well worth the time!

[@PiyathPamuditha]

"Well...That's unfortunate" broooo love your freaking energy! Glad you didn't hurt. Stay safe! Ride Safe!

[@PedroOliveira-q6t]

CJ is such a nice guy but definitely, his riding skills are not au pair with the bikes he rides. GO straight to do riding training with California Superbike or Yamaha Champs and avoid risks and situations like that. That care brow

[@Mati6x6x6]

That's what happen when you start driving big bikes with small skills.

[@josearaujofilho1547]

a boy, thinks that reassembling a motorcycle and wearing a racing suit makes him a motorcycle racer. thank god it was only the bike that caused a total loss

[@haolee1975]

nice day out, let's go for a ride in the canyons. no, let's go for a hike instead.

[@charliebeki]

Man glad to see you are fine. Stay safe and keep the faith. The bike is nothing you can't fix, or rebuild.

[@Adam-wr7uc]

this is it brother. bless up

[@Hurst6969]

If you support this ignorance maybe you can attend his funeral! These douchebags create situations that require emergency responders to deal with this garbage! If you want to die please find a place to do it where another person doesn't need to scrape you off the asphalt or use tweezers to pull your brains out of a tree Then, keep in mind that someone has to tell your loved ones that you have been an ignorant ass and DEAD. That they are doing all possible to collect enough pieces for a casket!

[@50whatnomadtravelnursemtb5]

Squid mistake

[@AurelSer]

Im so tired of these people who want 200hp on the road with superbikes and have skills nowhere near what it requires to exploit it or drive it fast.

[@sendysent]

Some people just shouldn’t ride and don’t have the coordination for it

[@mikerider58]

We need to be seeing the full exit of any bend/turn then smoothly accelerating when we have a clear view ahead. Glad your OK 👍 nice to see you had good buddies good support team. Well done guys, ride smoothly. Stay cool.

[@CA-yg7ii]

Glad your ok. Thank God for mercies!

[@sfh594]

i've never seen someone wrecking a 20+k bike and being happy

[@fashionclothesjoshua1249]

U ar not for 1000 , Ride with 250

[@snowflakesuperbike8294]

Glad You are OK ! Super Glad you were wearing Full Gear ! And with a Group , Thank's to your First responders ! Be Safe Bro , Bless

[@JeffEvans-l1y]

This was heart breaking to watch, the R1M build series was great, but so glad you weren’t injured. Someone was definitely watching over you that day.

[@mikeontour_official]

Great roads and stay alive man! Never ever push the throttle too hard again just to show others you can accelerate (everybody knows) and then, don't get a corner ;) ride hard, ride safe(r)

[@alejandrotobienne8220]

On the serious side. Stop keeping your head behind the windscreen. Your head should have been inline with your left clip on. That’s where you set the line and pivot on good tyres. Poor bike should have fixed and sold it. Not put it through that torture. Poor M1

[@nihuyevo_zhmihnulo]

road: 15mph CJ: "oh, a lets multiply it by 4!"

[@Digithaiz]

That lump of metal sticking out where you landed!!! Man you are one lucky guy! Glad you still with us

[@CJMediaOfficial]

thank you

[@rajibahmed7585]

I had a terrible accident few months back. Had been on bed for 1.5 months, god was with you that you were not injured

[@mattsloop2736]

Skill level 2. Bike level 10. You could have made that corner. Just gotta push harder on the handlebar and look where you want to go.

[@carlosgamer8888]

Thank God and Lord Jesus that I take care of you and the second thing is that I am very sorry about your 🏍️ but with God's help again you will fix it and I send you a big hug from Colombia

[@carloscasasacosta2452]

Thanks for sharing CJ. Luckily you were wearing the protection and your safe and sound.

[@abdelhadihssan877]

Thanks God, you are okay 🙏🏼

[@m.karagozz80]

Get well soon brother. We are very happy that nothing happened to you. You are riding the motorcycles of our dreams. I wish you to be a little more careful, take care of yourself.🤲🙏🇹🇷

[@miguelmendoza9380]

This is why we get good at trail braking and being confident to just lean the bike over

[@angshumansarmah6626]

I suggest you get a bike under 400cc twin or a single. I don't think you are capable of handling that power. You're lucky to be alive.