Decend Stelvio and helping Harley guy

[@Old-n-slo-locked-n-leaned]

Very nice people to help push that half-ton motorcycle up that hill. Respect to all.

[@muzzabike1417]

Great video and thanks for assisting a fellow rider. And I miss my Street Triple so much... I had a 2015 RX - it was my first motorcycle, and I had great adventures with it!

[@thomasmakro]

How nice to see people helping. Nice ride BTW.

[@franzmaierl6497]

Did a good job helping the fellow motorider ! Thanks !

[@pmpl66]

Good ride and great manners 👍

[@CUSTOMBOBBER06]

l'esprit motard toujours là et bravo à cet automobiliste !!

[@toothl3ss91]

Wow! Never seen Stelvio so empty! Nice work giving a helping hand to fellow rider.

[@mbofalzer]

Sauberer Fahrstil.👍👍

[@robertlee8042]

Gives you an appreciation for what a horsepower is!

[@haolee1975]

practicing the unwritten code of motorcycling.

[@Beemer994]

Riding Stelvio up grade with a pillion is a challenge regardless of the motorcycle. ( Hats off to the bicyclists)

[@dalejacobson6363]

Right well , i ride farm land (flat) so i'll just enjoy your video . TFS 👌

[@PFULL1]

Muito bom video... paisagens linda !!!

[@alessandromigliazza7455]

Le Harley affascinanti ma in Italia sono più belle in garage

[@g.c.5571]

"...cosa pensi di fare?! Così non andiamo più a casa!..." What you wanna do?! We can't go back home

[@alessandrop.7687]

For the Harley guy: In this situation with slope, i think it would be better push back instead forward the bike. So you can put your motorbike stand and straight on the street and then you can make the curve again with the power of the engine. it is more comfortable.

[@marco1937]

Nan pensiun .😂iavol👍💕

[@robertoposani4186]

Bravi i biker vanno aiutati, sempre.

[@paolocapretti3888]

Motor brotherhood... 👍🏻😎👍🏻

[@PFULL1]

Ola a toda irmandade motoqueiros!!!

[@hansbachtold1966]

applaus to the helper, but that guy should go for something lighter or try some easier passes. Lucky there was no injurie.🍀🍀

[@ionutzcar8158]

a "thank you" would've been nice

[@YA-ee9zf]

sometimes when you're in shock from an incident you do not say everything properly so dont judge people i speak 4 languages and one time i had an accident and started speaking in a different language not realising that people did not get what i was saying until I relaxed and came back to my senses.

[@David-uc4db]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJTXdo2FbdNqbac wasn´t there a "thank you" in 17:51?

[@philippvolkemer3846]

He said danke at 15:39

[@priveprive]

A rider helping out another rider does not at all expect him to say "thank you". Helping each other out is something you just do!

[@RS265trophy]

A mandatory skill training wouldn't do any harm to some bikers

[@Dr4g0nW00d]

two older people with a 300 kg + bike and almost zero ground clearance asking for troubles

[@bossanova]

They were too slow, i guess. I did that two years ago with a goldwing - but never, never lose speed

[@rambaldomelandri9011]

Is it so difficult ride the bike staying on your right side of the road? You go on the wrongs lane taking all the right hairpins.

[@christopherhind8680]

I like the 3banger on full chat 💪🏽😎

[@GlennH92]

It's very addictive... 😎

[@christopherhind8680]

Lol 😝 I can see why

[@with1nt3mptation23]

a long way to go. harley guy will run out of peg to scrape by the 3rd turn.

[@5dobang9]

멋지다

[@andrej.babichev]

красавчик ! )

[@peter6782]

I can see what catches most people off guard! probably every wort combination you could ask for down hill, a sharp camber with a decline for good measure, these are bad enough going up hill let alone down hill, you stick your leg out to catch you balance and the read surface is probably a good six inches or more below your feet

[@timsbike1208]

Any bike 2 up is not easy on hairpin bends. A big one like that would be very difficult if something is coming the other way.

[@utt1229]

Unless some of this has been cut,the guy on the Harley did not seem very grateful.

[@GlennH92]

He was a bit scared and upset from the fall i think, that's the reason.

[@paulcarter3046]

@@GlennH92 probably embarrassed too

[@reslerOE]

@Daniel Pearson 450+ kg when empty, if one can drive is the Stelvio with a Harley like this no problem, says a Harleyrider who did the stelvio several times. ;-)

[@alexvanbyke6377]

He was probably embarrassed, in shock, worried about wife, bike, himself and all this together makes people unemotional on the outside as they are just overwhelmed on the inside.

[@sv7017]

@@alexvanbyke6377 This!

[@jmanuelcolombia]

From your breathing one can say that thing is heavy!

[@GlennH92]

For sure !

[@franktechmaniac7488]

Wer so wenig fit ist wie der HD-Fahrer, sollte einfach nicht mehr mit so einem schweren Motorrad auf anspruchsvollen Strecken fahren. Der Typ konnte ja kaum noch allein aufsitzen.

[@hplfd1]

Na der war halt noch geschockt, was ich mich eher frage: Das sind die weiten, einfachen Kurven - oben wird's richtig eng. Lieber wieder runterfahren ;-)

[@peterrosendahl1019]

Ist this a street Triple?

[@GlennH92]

Nope is a 2011 Speed Triple 😊

[@peterrosendahl1019]

@@GlennH92 Speeeed, Yess!

[@j-csl7858]

Klassische H-D Fahrer

[@rudolfschnurrer543]

Mit so einem Schlachtschiff wie der Harley aufs Stilfser Joch ist genauso sinnvoll, wie nackt in eine Polizeistation zu laufen!!!

[@MarciONE.MarciONE]

harley is good only for happy hour

[@makethman007]

tiny little guy riding a too heavy bike, better to drive a car matey

[@tahoehiker]

He could handle a grom. Definitely have more fun too.

[@myahmedfadel1058]

Nice views and too much speed!

[@josepg.2479]

Harley are not made for narrow and windind european routes, it's an american brand with all its consequences.

[@terry5935]

sportster

[@henkbraam5122]

Nonsense. With a group of 15 Harley riders we all managed the Stelvio safely approaching from the right more challenging side. I ride a 380 kg Streetglde. It's all about technique.

[@toftstooldforthisshit1613]

Hmm, not sure the bike was the biggest problem 🤔

[@reinhardtroppmair1381]

die typen sollen auf der autobahn bleiben, haben auf solchen serpentienen nix verloren...

[@ralfpasch7467]

Spitzkehren sind nichts für Harleys. Und Spitzkehren muß man fahren können, da sind schon manche umgekippt.

[@henkbraam5122]

Nonsense. With a group of 15 Harley riders we all managed the Stelvio safely approaching from the right more challenging side. It ride a 380 kg Streetglde. It's all about technique.

[@ralfpasch7467]

@@henkbraam5122 380kg Motorrad hört sich nach echtem Fahrspaß an😁

[@TeunSegers]

skip 16:00 for the HD rider that has no idea how to handle his bike. Glenn rides well :)

[@GlennH92]

Thanks ! I do my best 😊

[@Guillaume2606]

I'm just wondering: Do you have to drive like an idiot? Take it easy and enjoy the view!!

[@rockgsxr]

what idiot are you thinking, that's how you ride a sportsbike

[@blackkurtakte9385]

so ein harley ist nicht für so ein opa gedacht . der soll lieber zu hause bleiben oder altesheim gehen

[@fuglbird]

Es ist genau für Opas gedacht, um den Aufenthalt im Altersheim zu vermeiden.

[@williamtaylor874]

harley totaly wrong bike for stelvio ?

[@henkbraam5122]

Not at all. With a group of 15 Harley riders this summer we all managed the Stelvio safely approaching from the right more challenging side. I ride a 380 kg Streetglde. It's all about technique.

[@ollibert63]

Ist doch irgendwie schade , aber ich glaube jeder meint in die Berge fahren zu müssen...., peinlich