How i RUINED my Yamaha FZ1

Hi Everyone!
This video captures my Yamaha FZ1 crash caused by cold weather conditions. The incident occurred on February 2nd, with the temperature around 8°C. Due to the cold and me being overly confident on new tires, my rear tire lost grip even at a minimal lean angle. Although I regained control briefly, it was too late, and I ended up heading towards a patch of grass, which launched me across the highway.
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[@Turk5711]

Je mag van geluk spreken dat je geen erge verwondingen hieraan hebt overgehouden (hoop ik) of dat je bent aangereden. Heb zelf een FZ1N en ik ken die bocht heel goed. Dat is als het goed is de bocht van zwaag richting macdonalds van hoorn. Ben blij voor je dat het goed is afgelopen rij veilig 💪🏼❤️

[@OnlyBikers-TheBestForBikers]

Ik heb er niks aan overgehouden en heb inderdaad heel veel geluk gehad dat beide rijbanen vrij waren. Gelukkig reed er een oplettende automobilist achter me bij de oprit. Die is helemaal achter me aangereden over de vluchtstrook, om zo het verkeer achter me stil te leggen.(zwarte VW T-roc) Die ben ik dus ook eeuwig dankbaar! Bedankt voor je reactie!

[@RENE000666]

ff te vroeg op t gas met je nieuwe bandjes.deze fietsen hebben geen traction controle enzo. je moet het allemaal zelf doen.

[@bladeofwar]

Lol, you accelerate too early in a turn and lose traction, that's your fault, not the fault of the weather/nature. The crash was caused by your lack of judgement and applying too much throttle on the on ramp. The conditions have nothing to do with it. It's your reaction and application given the conditions that failed you. Minimal lean angle, lol, no. You gave it too much throttle bud. Stop blaming the weather and start blaming yourself, you will learn much more. Glad you're ok. Hope you're still on two wheels.

[@deehjeeh96]

Definitely my fault, and I've never claimed otherwise. I was riding on a new set of tires in cold conditions, but on a bike I've been riding for years. I placed too much trust in my tires. I do believe this wouldn't have happened at different temperatures. Nevertheless, it's fully my fault for being ignorant of the road conditions. I'm still on two wheels; it'll take a lot more to get me to quit! Thanks for the comment! I appreciate the opportunity to clear things up.