How To Ride A Motorcycle In Town & SURVIVE

[@matejbludsky8410]

I'll just add, when engine breaking and really losing speed, flash that rear break light so that people behind you understand your slowing down

[@JonFromSoCal]

This type of content is fantastic for new riders like me. Thanks Dan!

[@sergioolivera1258]

3 days into bike Ownership. videos like yours really show me what’s important on the road. I have a lot to learn about being safe and shifting before I should be on the road and cause an accident.

[@EaastonCams]

New owner as well, just got my license, definitely makes you think more than driving a car in terms of being prepared before using the roadways.

[@theprodigalstranger5259]

Parking lot practice is great, and this type of video shows the real world applications of that parking lot practice. Swerving, braking, awareness all in one vid. Hope to see some more of these vids in the not too distant future.

[@RufusMcBarkenDog]

Very informative! Not comfortable enough to get on the highway yet, but i’m literally taking notes great content!

[@deshawndarius]

How’d the highway go ?

[@Cjust15]

7 months later how did the highway go ?

[@J_Conner]

He hasn't responded after so long, maybe we have our answer.

[@oscars6030]

Couldn’t thank you enough Dan.. and YT will never pay you what your work deserves. This information is truly life saving.. thank you so much for the work you put into this content. Safe rides 😎✌🏼.. rookie as well

[@alphalimaromeo]

I'm a new rider and just moved to Tucson so these are perfect for me!!! Thank you for taking time and effort to make these videos.

[@robray6393]

As a brand new rider myself, I do this type of roll play when I’m driving my car. Always looking as if I was actually on a motorcycle.

[@andr3w557]

Good stuff, man. I recently got a Nightster a few months ago and feel like the only reason I’m still alive is from 15 years being a FF where scanning and responding to other drivers has always been drilled into us. Keep the content coming! Andrew in Tucson.

[@DarthTwilight]

uuuggh. I need to revisit Arizona. It's so pretty out there.

[@anthonypipkin]

“Everything is a lot closer than it appears cause GoPro” 🤣😂 where have I head that before??

[@kingcomments]

Wish more bikers were more safety conscious. You have a lot of great advice. You'd make a fantastic motorcycle instructor.

[@CuriousKaviCruiser]

Kudos to you sir. Your videos are very helpful and educational. Subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work

[@stevewilson8752]

Great video & advice 😝👍🕺🍹

[@IronEducation]

This is the exact kind of info I need as a new rider, thank you!

[@locoocho2415]

Hey Dan thank you for all these videos, where you explain everything. Very informative great job 👍. I am a new rider.

[@pipersall6761]

The only problem I see with your approach is when you are squeezing over to the left to see down the road it looks like your mirrors are hanging over the center line and I notice cars pass by you over to the left of their lane because they are unsure about YOU maybe coming over onto them.

[@BlekSheep_1]

I only ride position 1 on the interstate when no one is coming in beside me to my left. Might be wrong but too many people swerve/merge not paying attention 🤷Same in town or anywhere. AtGaTt 🤙

[@vincents8165]

Really useful Dan, and great to see your home town!

[@lahamada]

This channel is so good. I watched all 35 minutes of this.

[@jacobd6315]

been binging this channel because i plan to get a bike soon. It's like a treasure trove of information thats really useful. Thanks for all the help man.

[@deshawndarius]

Thank you

[@russells_world]

I really enjoyed this video , it also made me wonder more about your bike. Like the type of tires and the way it’s set up for you. Might make a good video to make on t-clocks.

[@shifty2eyes]

Great resource. I've just got my M1 (beginners), I can't drive because of insurance until I get my M2. We are in lock down so it'll be awhile. So I am learning through you, thank you.

[@dalegarrard9446]

Nice job. You covered it well.

[@gavinbenassi4675]

What about one lane country roads? I need help knowing the safest way to ride?

[@Rishi_personal]

Wow 🤯 I drive my bike 🏍 in India 🇮🇳 for more than 10 yrs but still enjoy learning from ur video's 😁😅🤣

[@novaria]

this is literally perfect

[@brandynwangen5704]

This is a great video to just watch and learn from would love it u made more

[@elcioalmeida800]

Hi Dan Could please show us mores ride on city also when you shift all gears 1, 2 3 …… to compare with diferente bikes…. Thank you Great videos my friend…

[@j.maguire6736]

This video is 2 yrs old… can we get an update you driving on the 101 or I-10 in phx… where everyone is doing 85-90… it’s nerve recking for a new rider…

[@streetmonster4347]

Honestly, I don't agree with him riding on the extreme edge of the lane since any vehicle could be speeding or emergency vehicles. Also, leave your high beam on because light is faster than sound. Constantly check your mirrors so you don't have to check your shoulder and in case any emergency, you know your escape path. While standing at a light, check your mirrors. If you see a vehicle approaching, blink your brake lights because blinking is more visible than a solid light.

[@theprodigalstranger5259]

BTW it was, in fact, a Camaro and that was not a PT Cruiser it was a Chevy HHR. Though in all fairness to you they both like like a 1930's hearse. 28:40 poor guy on the shoulder. Looks like his motorcycle lost its' engine. 2nd PT Cruiser also a Chevy HHR.

[@sarag1158]

I struggle with potential left turners.

[@nevercontact]

I am the FanFan of the DanDan

[@danmcalester1716]

Hey guys :) I was wondering how much torque would be too much for a novice rider?

[@sarag1158]

Yes! I needed this.

[@sanxi34]

DanDan, something tells me people from California are rolling their eyes at you hahahaha

[@zach_waltonn]

It was a camaro

[@JoseAlvarez-dl3hm]

No line splitting? That is something you need to learn as a rider and I wanted to get to know the right technique for that too.

[@notsure9853]

Thank you