Surviving New York City | Low Rider ST

[@d1mennis]

When I lived in N.Y.C. I used to enjoy riding to or from work at midnight going from Brooklyn over the Verrazano bridge to Staten Island or the reverse.

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Yeah that's pretty sweet man - I have a buddy that works a similar shift, and he often gets out and can ride as the sun is rising and the city is just waking up on the regular

[@adamhill2788]

Solid 🤘🛵

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Thanks as always Adam 🏁⚡️

[@adamhill2788]

@FXDLSBrooklyn out here in the southern half of Ohio, it's about dodging the out-of-towners in fall season🤘🛵

[@MrAlkido]

I learn to ride in NYC. It definitely makes riding everywhere else feel easier.

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

100% - This is a topic for an upcoming video

[@BrewTownBiker]

I live on Lake Michigan in between Milwaukee and Chicago really only one way to go WEST lol but it’s worth it , Southern kettle Moraine, basically go to Wisconsin Harley dealership and head south, and enjoy the twisty back roads👍

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Man was just up there doing some moto camping, absolutely beautiful

[@2wheelinheathen]

I'm not sure how comparable Denver is to N.Y.C., but its still some seriously sketchy riding. And the urban sprawl out here in colorado in the Denver metro area goes on forever. Luckily, heading west gets you out of it the quickest, and into the rocky mountains! Some of the best riding in the country just 20 minutes to the west! 🤘🔥

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

I actually got to do a lot of riding in and out of Denver two years back, definitely way more open and spaced out, but for sure has its own unique challenging terrain - No shortage of excellent riding out that way

[@theoldmanflynchmotovlog4846]

I'll admit I enjoy my yearly mission into the city to visit my friend Andy in Queens and attend the Indian Larry block party, a motorcycle makes it an exciting and efficient mode of transportation in the original urban warfare environment but I wouldn't want to deal with it every single day. When I was younger and lived in the most eastern suburbs of Cincinnati, all my buddies lived on the Westside or rural Indiana and Kentucky, the fastest route was right thru downtown Cincinnati and anyone who's lived in the midwest knows there's never been a point in history where the downtown highway system hasn't been under construction so threading the thin gauge steel version of a Jackson Pollack version of Civil engineering was a necessity and I was good at it, built highly specialized machines who's only purpose was that mission and honestly it rotted my judgment about the grand scale of motorcycle mayhem that I had to reexamine once I moved to a rural environment and my desire to put myself in the pinch points of distracted drivers dealing with extremely stressful personnel situations under extreme socioeconomic pressures, became an undesirable task and I've spent decades reexamining my motorcycle goals and builds. Kudos to anyone who chooses that life!

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Yeah man 100% - Most times out here it feels more like a fight/battle than it does a ride, but also makes me truly appreciate the mountains roads I go out of my way to hit

[@Paul20661]

Nah i just woke up and it's like 3 PM I'm a night owl 🦉 😂 Well i do work security for a pub at night during the weekend so XD got used to it Also sometimes at the cinema gotta stay till like 1

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Yeah man if you're working nights definitely makes it tricky

[@Paul20661]

@@FXDLSBrooklyn city is pretty empty at night too :D 🌃🌉

[@joehoe7551]

🗽⚡️🤘

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

🗽⚡️!

[@andrewwhittenburg8723]

I will take coffee drinking drivers over drunk driver every day.

[@FXDLSBrooklyn]

Amen to that one