Kyle CRASHED His Motorcycle | PKA

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[@kendrickhummer8071]

REMIND TAYLOR THAT WE CANT UNDERSTAND ANYBODY THAT HE TALKS OVER (and recommend that Woody turns his volume down). Once again, everybody loves his wit.. nobody as much as him and when he gets excited about a clever line he can not help himself and jumps in so I cannot understand the end of Kyle's thought. He also talks louder and seems to have his volume higher, and Kyle and Woody often talk softly when explaining something.. and Taylor never does. He wants to say something funny so bad that when he thinks of something he wont wait for the opportunity to say it, he will: 1) interrupt you to ask a question. 2) cut you off to answer it himself. 3) laugh at his own cleverness so we cannot even hear the answer he pretended to ask for. 4) then after Kyle waits for him to finish and thinks hes done with his joke/laughing at himself Kyle tries to answer a second time but Murka thinks of another clever joke and makes that paramount and cuts him off a third time.. then 6) after Kyle waits to answer so he doesnt have to talk over someone he gets CUT OFF AGAIN. Think I'm exaggerating..? Go to 8:12, show it to Woody and Taylor, then compare the volumes of both Taylor talking and Kyle yelling at 11:15. Kyle's yelling and Woody is laughing yet all I can hear is Murka. When he does this and cuts ppl off they usually wait for him to finish sp the show doesnt become unwatchable, but it seems like Murka will sacrifice that for a chance at a joke. I understand hes trying to make the show better and often does, but in trying it becomes The Taylor Show and I cant finish it because he wont play by the same rules of respect within the conversation. Yes, I'm being a whiny bitch and ppl will prolly give me shit, but I hope someone addresses it because it's only getting worse.

[@kendrickhummer8071]

At least when he does it to a guest Woody will call him out and say "let them answer" because he recognizes it's a dick move to the guest, but when it's done to anyone else it should be treated the same because it's a dick move to the audience that was listening to Kyle's story. It derails the story in an attempt to steal the attention before the storyteller even has a chance to finish and often never gets back on track. I love you Taylor, but stfu and let the man finish.

[@The-Host]

@@kendrickhummer8071 wow you're salty af. This isn't even their channel. They ain't listening man. This is a fan channel.

[@Syllus0]

I love the series of videos I've clicked on over the last few weeks, you can't make this stuff up "Kyle talks about getting a motorcycle" "Kyle buys motorcycle" "Kyle crashes motorcycle"

[@aimp2rc3]

was about to comment about the clips sequence lol

[@wadeharris4700]

The dealership arc was fascinating

[@The-Host]

I think everyone could have seen this coming.

[@JValentineV]

Haha yes

[@m00seknucklejohnson45]

I lit

[@mp40submachinegun81]

Any new rider will crash or lay the bike down. My first real ride i was in the hills coming around a corner going about 50. It was a little fast for the corner but i had driven the road hundreds of times in cars so i felt comfortable. Got too low and touched my knee to the ground, freaked out and over corrected and layed the bike down and slid on my ass down the road. All the friends ive convinced to get a bike have done something similar to me or what kyle did. Also why its extremely important to wear proper attire, had i not been wearing a suit i would have had road rash all over me if not dead, instead i rode home with the only pain being from rolling into a tree at the end.

[@crunch9876]

@@mp40submachinegun81 yup. Every new rider will have a tumble within their first few months. Year at the latest

[@cjfromsanandreas9217]

@@mp40submachinegun81 so you’re telling me you were dragging knees on your first ride? God fuckin dayum😂

[@snickidy6947]

How did I know this was inevitable. CMON KYLE tighten your shit up

[@Jambalaya1337]

He should be pretty good at tightening his shit up, considering the prison stay.

[@pulpfiction2122]

When I took my class the instructor asked us, "do you know what percentage of riders eventually crash their bike is?..... 100%"

[@qstar710]

I never did but glad I sold it.Definitely saw some other people crash and took it more carefully because of it

[@driprubies2464]

My brother got a bike recently and took it out a few times and eventually sold it…. We didn’t grow up riding, and I’m glad he sold it! It was a fucking nice bike and the previous owner never crashed with it but had said it was pretty fast! He only wanted the money which I understand but he shouldn’t have sold it to an inexperienced rider!

[@jpieroni00]

That's just simply not true

[@brandt7569]

Sounds about right

[@pulpfiction2122]

@@brandt7569 did you steal my pfp, or are you cool enough that you were already using it?

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Woody looks like he just got down making pizzas at Domino’s

[@sevenwhatuknow]

Wonder how they conversation between him and Dustin went after the wreck

[@tylergilreath5260]

Kyle is my favorite man glad he is still kicking

[@PsychoBeast017]

Crazy how you can’t even hear his russian accent anymore

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

Kyle was my favourite but Taylor is now

[@tylergilreath5260]

@@PsychoBeast017 😂

[@tylergilreath5260]

@@I_am_BiG_Al close second for me for sure man

[@weispresidentnow]

Spreading the types of fun is PKAs greatest contribution to humanity.

[@JassZoigel]

Nah, lockkkk and looooooaaaaadddd, jizzer.

[@weispresidentnow]

@@JassZoigel did they actually get their load stack to market? time to go check out gorillamind I guess

[@JassZoigel]

@@weispresidentnow i thought so, but i cant find it. If you do I'd love a link. You know, for a friend...

[@acetheunibear3371]

@@JassZoigel It’s still in production

[@Death2unicorns]

As someone who has ridden on and off road for 24 years I highly recommend buying a used cheaper bike for your first bike. Don't go buy a new 600cc sport bike for your first bike. It can work for some people but it's generally not a good starter bike. What Kyle experienced is whats referred to as target fixation. If you stare at that curb or road edge your gonna hit it. If your just starting out take the msf course and you'll learn a lot. Even as an experienced rider I still go take the advanced refresher course every couple years.

[@alexbrutlag8038]

Plus it’s got to be heartbreaking to by a new bike you really want/love and crash it, then a 10-15 year old bike that’s got a few scratches and dents already

[@Jm-dx9tl]

Late to ask but how do y’all feel about 250/300cc sport bikes for newbs?

[@mattb9064]

As I watched this I got an add for an electric bike and it started with …”do you wanna have fun…”

[@Theonlyoneleft1000]

Kyle needs to get a dirt bike and do some desert riding. Once you master that the road is a piece of cake ALSO DON'T TIGHTEN THE HANDLEBARS ALL THE WAY They're a little loose so when you fall they twist and you don't bend them. They're supposed to be like that

[@milesforman5195]

It’s not IF you crash, it’s WHEN you crash. Glad Kyle is okay. Crashing is just part of the game

[@sabref4i290]

That is absolutely not true

[@Philth_E]

@@sabref4i290 IKR! Thats the " I had to lay her down " mentality.

[@texasdirtbikerider3335]

Maybe if you’re talking about riding motocross. I’ve never laid down or dropped a street bike or even had the slightest accident.

[@mcdoonaldsmanager8706]

We warned him. What a guy

[@treasuretrails]

Stay safe Kyle we need you for content man!

[@whodat1967]

"We sell fun here" 😂

[@countrymorgan2942]

After hitting the second deer in 13 months and spending a couple nights in the hospital my road riding days I believe are behind me.

[@Slicknewt]

Theres always trail riding lol

[@rt3chikin413]

@@Slicknewt if he’s tryna escape from deer I think that’s not the best idea

[@Slicknewt]

@@rt3chikin413 it is if you wanna trade your chance of hitting one at potentially 50-60 mph for hitting one at the fastest 30 mph. Plus deer wont be lunging across trails when they hear a loud bike in the middle of the quiet woods lol

[@rt3chikin413]

@@Slicknewt he’s hit 2 deer in 13 months. Im sure if Bambi was within half a mile of this dude we’d have another Disney movie. He should buy lottery tickets or something

[@sjtv6565]

@@rt3chikin413 I've never been on anything other than a kids 50cc dirt bike but I totally agree. I guess you could follow certain rules like don't ride at night, or down narrow country roads where deer are hard to spot

[@shiptime8108]

I’ve been riding for 35 years and still go practice slow maneuvers in parking lots. Going fast is easy. You can take an advanced course too.

[@magnanimus9692]

Slow maneuvering skills is the sign of a true Motorcycling veteran. Lol this reminds me of a funny story. Back when I did the MSF course we had this one student that couldnt do the u-turn and figure 8 portions of the course to save his life and blamed it on the bike. Upon hearing this, our instructor (a 5 foot 55 year old hippy that maybe weighed 100 lbs soaking wet) without saying a word took his honda goldwing and performed all the maneuvers flawlessly and far better than we did on our 250ccs. He then pulled up and said "if I can do that on a Goldwing, you can do that on a 250". One of the most amazing performances ive ever seen, that and him purposefully dropping his goldwing to show us how the technique to lift it back up single-handedly without hurting ourselves.

[@Almost_Clutch]

Took him what, like 2 weeks? EDIT: LMAO 12 minutes.

[@hiphopanoyomous]

Stay afraid= stay alive on a motorcycle. You gonna be alright Kyle

[@bendabutcha]

Look at the two locations reviews lol way to go Kyle lmfao

[@jonvia]

I bet cup holders could hold a piping hot cup of Wendy's chili. Hope Jordie can find a car that has that feature. Mustang maybe?

[@HenryDarr]

At least he broke the seal and got straight back on the horse.

[@magnanimus9692]

Kyle experienced something called "target fixation". Also, new motorcycle tires are slick for the first 500 miles. It's counterintuitive, but you want to lean as much of your body off the motorcycle as you can when the tires are new because the more your body leans, the less the motorcycle leans and the more surface area the tires make with the road and the less likely the bike will wash out from under you (in what is known as a "lowside").

[@assassinofoz]

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[@magnanimus9692]

@@assassinofoz Damn dude you're on fire with the links! I didnt even know there was a video version of Keith's work! I know what I'll be watching tonight, much obliged :)

[@assassinofoz]

@@magnanimus9692 I just gave away my hard copy a couple of weeks ago to a guy at work that's about to step up to his big bike from a z400.

[@magnanimus9692]

@@assassinofoz Good on you for helping people get into riding safely. Wish there were more people like you. Respect.

[@Jellyrollrider]

500 miles? You can easily break in new tires in 100-150 miles.

[@Bauks]

"If you ride, you WILL fall!" Kyle: *I'll take a brand new $10k bike, please!* Every one that has fallen: *Facepalm* The inevitable: .......

[@babychewbacca9211]

Kyles story. Woody: *Interrupts* Hol up

[@howey935]

I’m paralysed because of a motorbike crash. I highsided doing about 80mph and landed on my arse and I crushed 5 vertebrae ruptured 7 discs and fractured my pelvis which trapped nerves causing total numbness with chronic neurological pain (the irony of been numb but also in pain).

[@dominicdangelo4801]

Glad u guys gave props to the internet sales team

[@holymongoosesbj2035]

I saw this coming when I first heard he was getting his mc license

[@moosecrumbz]

I still believe as someone who went from big bikes down to a Grom. If Kyle had gotten a grom he would still be having the best time out there

[@aquadonkey.]

The titles of the episodes had ne cracking up when tbe first came out One week its 'kyle bought a new bike' Then the very next week 'kyle crashed his new bike''

[@rztricky]

Woody’s face from 0-1:00 is ridiculous

[@nate8867]

He looks horny…he can’t wait to hijack the story

[@rztricky]

@@nate8867 Horny, interesting vector. Washes hands. I think the giddiness is likely calculating the ,000’s they’ll all bank as Kyle explains his process of litigation and justice for damages. I’ll explain. There’s sums to be reaped from Kyle’s unfortunates. And his tact being a cold “I don’t need the Swiss certified, “saves all life in all situations” and “Moto value insurance package” is playing out in real time. The next two weeks of Kyle sucking at motorcycle and blaming it on motorcycle shop buying commerce is fantastic. And I know Kyle will be best at motorcycle soon because it’s his bag to win.

[@98hunterj]

Taylor looks more and more like monsieur lepetit each day lol

[@Jay-yw3nr]

Holy shit you’re right

[@abhrntcrtre]

i love how kyles first instinct is the people in the car are laughing at him instead of being like oh shit he just crashed lmao

[@teoteo3522]

Well, dont we all fear humiliation? Nothing wierd about that to me.

[@ATLWood13]

Kyle's ego is all he cares about😆

[@devonfarmer3438]

If you survive your first year your chances of survival exponentially increase

[@Ledface117]

kyle read up on countersteering. very important to know when riding. if you dont understand how to properly turn the bike and you panic, you will in fact drive exactly where you dont want to go

[@lkennett]

Woody is right on the money with the counter steering. Big empty parking lot and practice your counter steering and your confidence level with drastically increase.

[@Anonymous8317]

Ya, he didn’t explain it to well but ya….I’ve ridden dirt bikes, bmw, etc and ya….you have to practice….your brain is like “NOPE” when you try to turn the handle bars the “wrong way” or without leaning.

[@Michael-kn2kw]

Ahh. I remember the days of my SV650 being the fastest thing in the world. Wrecked in the first month.

[@vashxux]

I feel like everyone except for the person who crashes, sees it coming the moment they say they wanna get their moto license

[@colecooper5836]

I'm banned from getting one because we all know, including me. I'll hit a car going way faster than I'm supposed to on the first day. Lol

[@FELiPES101]

lmao Taylor lead into that question perfectly

[@imthatninja7669]

Seasoned riders crash too, bikes are so fun but dangerous

[@howey935]

You don’t really learn to ride a bike properly until you’ve passed your test and get some miles under your belt.

[@SLP-eb1wp]

not surprised at all. and he was talking about driving all the way to colorado with no experience.

[@sosmotorcycles]

i just got a 2021 MT10 this year. it is an ABSOLUTE MONSTER

[@sovietsnake2729]

Should have got a dual sport or dirt bike to practice on first m8. I just got my license and a drz400 and I'm so glad I did

[@ThatGuy-qg4ww]

Good pick for a first

[@AlexanderSimic]

dual sports are sick i just got my first bike a wr250r yamaha and it is great bike

[@redswift31]

Kyle reminds me of when I bought my first Harley sportster 48 1200. Hell of a difference from my Honda rebel 250.

[@realtalk1642]

You have to keep your body straight up and tilt the bike into the turn. Your upright body is the counterweight When you are going ten miles you have to turn the left Handel in. If you are going faster the left handle is forward.

[@Elosee]

20:12 isn't at all dumb, anyone can ride fast, it's the slow speed stuff we need to practice periodically and not lose touch with.

[@pittsky]

12 minutes..... LMAO!!!

[@alpha1k-]

You gotta crawl b4 you can run… its all par for the course.

[@joshhub6989]

I've been riding a while and I finally started getting more confident and goin faster on the roads. I decided to take a curve faster then normal and I did the same thing Kyle did but I flipped through the air and broke my humerus in half when I landed. Always have respect for the bike but don't be scared of it. Shit happens

[@realtalk1642]

Motorcycle culture is toxic. I’m glad I recovered from my testosterone poisoning and stopped

[@joshhub6989]

I should have included i was on a dirtbike but I ain't never gunna stop riding ill just be goin slower lol

[@smonkspook9932]

fucking knew it would happen, glad he’s breathing

[@joeyk3134]

The one thing they specifically told us not to do after we passed the course was buy a super nice expensive sport bike.

[@FullAhBeans]

Everyone crashes, doesn't matter the size of the bike, you'll come off somewhen, especially when you're first starting.

[@boppernostopper8598]

i got ripped off and dont want a bike anymore bc of it

[@aj200415]

@3:56 - 4:04 In like like 8 like seconds like Kyle like like said like “like” 7 times lol

[@flavio9536]

Kyle the type of dude to fall off a motorcycle.

[@stevenlee1075]

I knew it was gonna happen. I took my motorcorse about it a week ago and didn’t stall or drop the bike once. I’ve been riding dirtbikes since like 6 years old so I completely understand how to ride. New riders need to take time to mess with the bike and understand it’s balance and clutch. Go to that parking lot and learn it more Kyle. That’s a good thing

[@Moreymoto]

im 16 and got an mt-09 for a first bike that was completely mine after about 1 and a half months of having my license and riding a drz. i had tons of offroad experience but after owning the bike for about a month i was on my gravel drive way trying to back the bike up into the garage, but ended up dropping it. I was so mad about it that i picked the bike up and it felt like picking up nothing.

[@alpha1k-]

Wish i could have been there for these bike convos!!

[@SrtBoydVkilla]

Push the bars left when u wanna go right and push the bars right when u wanna go left

[@codywalker8565]

Hey Kyle, seasoned rider here. To fix the bars you may have to loosen the big nuts that go through to the bottom and straighten it out but you may have to get a new bar clamp.

[@codywalker8565]

@@LouieKZbin clamp is bent look at the picture.

[@magnanimus9692]

To all those seriously considering beginning to ride a motorcycle, the following reading is required if you want to avoid 95% of common mistakes/crashes: 1) Proficient Motorcycling 2) Twist of the Wrist 3) Twist of the Wrist II 4) Motorcycling Excellence

[@assassinofoz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2nbhWygaJ2Nepo

[@magnanimus9692]

@@assassinofoz Good link! The audiobook doesnt have the visuals in the book, but hey it's certainly better than nothing. Thanks for posting!

[@GhostOfZion]

Kyle’s mental is fuckin him over, you shouldn’t expect to fall every time you ride

[@kennethsims6724]

Been there man. About two days after learning to ride a motorcycle, I tried to tackle the Tail of the Dragon three times with a group of riders that were significantly more experienced than me. Needless to say, I crashed the bike on the second run through. I got really lucky; I wasn't injured except for a little nick on my shin, and the bike was fine because I crashed in a little muddy area after taking a curve too fast. Got the bike running again and then managed to run the Tail all the way through one more time. Trial by fire works because you learn really quickly, but I wouldn't recommend doing what I did. Easily could have died

[@benjaminbaker1387]

Makes me thankful that I got a good deal on creglist for my first bike

[@DyingBreed1776]

This happened to me as well bought my fist bike rode my first bike and wrecked my first bike all in one day. Get back up fix it and learn to ride while respecting it is all you can do if you want to learn.

[@dylanh4657]

Not surprised in the slightest. Kyle acts so frickin cocky like he knows everything about a subject (guns, motorcycles, etc).

[@Berzerk29]

Those bolts are called carriage bolts.

[@TheLarson25]

I was about 17 and an employee of mine was talking about bikes and another stepped in and showed wounds still open from 3 years prior.. he was riding and got cut off and ended up tboning that person and got gored by the handle bars, in which split him from sturnom to pelvis wide open before throwing him over the car breaking bones. needless to say, I'd never buy a bike for the pure reason of how nobody pays attention while driving

[@joonaarve]

Taylor's finnish accent one star

[@carbq5280]

LOL i forgot that honda put a 4clylinder in thier 650 I was expecting a twin cylinder in this story, thats definitely not a beginner bike

[@ultraspank8479]

You want to pull the right side of the handle bars to go right woody.

[@fatalinsomn1a182]

You should just ride the bike with the bent bars for a month or so until you get good at slow turns. Also the offness on the front is because the shocks are tweaked a bit. (Not bent, just pushed over a bit,/happens every time you drop them) its not damage, just need to be manually realigned. You can fix it by grabbing the handle bars from the front of the bike and holding the wheel between your legs and twisting it back. It will make a clicking or popping sound, and pop back into place where its perfectly centered. You can also just compress the shocks all the way by bouncing on it or jumping a little hill(don't recommend just yet) it will realign them. The bent handle bars are fine for right now but you can get those replaced eventually. They don't cost much. You were wise to get sliders on your first bike. The parking lot is a good idea, don't worry about dropping it so much, the fact that you are commiting to it, means you will learn quick. Just take your time and don't fly around all the time until you get comfortable. I'm so excited for you, the bike you got is an amazing bike, also very ergo, and would make a decent road tripper. It also makes more HP then pretty much every Harley, they are totally different machines. Its basically a 600 with a milder cam, and with a tune your bike can probably hit 150 mph no problem. All that stiffness goes away eventually. I sometimes want to take a pillow on mine and take a nap on that bitch lol. You are stiff because the bike is an unknown quantity to your mind. After a couple thousand miles it will all be autopilot for the most part and you can have fun fucking around. Don't be scared to carry speeds as high as 15 to 20 over the limit at times. Especially when you can see out for half a mile and there's no cops. In town you can do it too. Cops aren't as picky as you would think with motorcycles as long as your are being a respectful rider and not pissing off other people, or going excessively high speeds. Sometimes speeding a bit on the bike makes you way safer. Its nice to kinda get away from other cars sometimes when you can. Also stay out of the busy parts oftown for a little while. The speed of city traffic makes it hard to drive for a beginner. You don't have time to do things slowly in traffic and its a bit of a dangerous place for new riders. The cruise around neighborhood streets, parking lots, side roads in the city/town. Those are good low speed practice. Also you counterstear at road speeds, and true stear at parking lot speeds. At slow speeds you start by counter steering slightly and as the bike starts to tip over into the turn, the front tire falls and snaps into place for the slow speed turn (if you aren't stiff) Stay safe and cruise around a bit Also for woody. Put your gear on, go to a asphalt road or parking lot, start your wheelies there. Its easier because you get grip on asphault. Also instead of scooting up, scoot as far back as you can and dangle your legs down where you can touch the ground. Instead of popping the clutch(advanced technique) try instead popping the clutch in slow motion with a bit more throttle. When the bike comes up just let out the throttle and it will stop climbing. You can control it very well with just your throttle hand. Its also kind of like a backflip in the way that you have to kind of commit all the way with your weight, you can't halfass do it being scared. Half of the power really is your front shocks and your weight being thrown back, the rest comes from the throttle as you mildly aggressive release the clutch. I let out halfway and as the bike starts taking off pretty hard, I give it a good bit of throttle as I let the clutch the rest of the way out not instantly but enough that that front wheel comes up.

[@Dunc4n2k]

Didn't realise kyle had the same bike as me haha

[@onetwo5511]

3rd time I took my bike for a ride i 12oclocked at 40 after a bison game, a couple hundred people witnessed it and a cop who was very pissed at me. minor injuries and a fun story

[@mishimposble]

Invest in motorcycle gloves with the Knox Scaphoid Protection System. Get the Helite E Turtle airbag vest too!

[@steven95N]

Glad he's not too scared to get back on a bike. I somewhat wish I could chalk my first wreck up to a mistake on my part but I was sideswiped by a drunk driver who claimed "I'd been antagonizing him and he was distracted by me" luckily, my cheap ass Amazon helmet camera proved otherwise, randomly sideswiped from behind, no warning. Luckily he overcorrected and totalled out without hurting anyone. A lot of bikers do dumb things on the road so I guess he thought he could use that to escape a roadside DUI check. Riding is my therapy and it's the time when I'm most happy I never flip the bird, speed, cut people off, endanger others, ect. It's just fun to be at peace on the road and being accused of shit like that really sucks.

[@JohnDoe-lh3ei]

Damm that sucks glad nothing got further worse stay safe

[@whiskey1737]

Bro when I lived in Houston we had a crotch rocket slam into the side of the city bus I was riding right next to my seat at the back. The bus driver didnt even stop. Luckily the guy jumped up and out of traffic pretty quickly.

[@aidancockerill1780]

Your wheels are 2 big gyroscopes so the faster you go the more you can lean, but at 10mph there are no gyroscope forces holding you up so you will fall, and lastly the motorcycle dealership should have told you a 4 cylinder sport bike is a terrible starter bike.

[@nate8867]

They watch the podcast what do u expect

[@rogerrogers8834]

Needs his balance. Small steps

[@MrHankHill]

Aaaaaaand no one is surprised.

[@mavste5677]

Mountain Motor Sports is great. Least pushy and most knowledgeable staff and they've been that way for quite some time.

[@nosch43]

Hell yeah internet sales for the win.

[@thebarbershop6693]

Dustin better be getting a raise

[@eag8999]

A 3-400cc bike is definitely a better starter bike because of weight.

[@NendoCrescendo]

And they are very fast for what they are too but also fairly forgiving and light weight. Agreed, a lot better for starting out.

[@jaredfoote30000]

Gotta learn in the dirt... Way less consequential

[@tomthebattleaxe]

Its called counter steering and your right, the inertia at speed helps with stability. 10mph is the speed a lot of people fall because its a borderline.

[@icey984]

Respect for Kyle.

[@justasbudreckas8460]

I will give you some advise go on some gravel roads and ger to know what the bike does on low tracton matirial try to spin the rear tire while going out of a corner ( that saved my ass 2 times today and i only rode for like half an hower )(its wet and there was grain and graven on the road i gave it a little gass in 2gear and did a quite impersive drift )i ride a gsr 600 roughly the same power as your bike

[@kingofsludge7262]

Well I ran in a woods three days ago, just got back, and the exact thing I predicted happened

[@XX_RIDER]

Woody you talking about counter steering, and you explained it terrible. It doesn't work at the speed Kyle was having trouble with either

[@redbullsauberpetronas]

Kyle gonna end up paralysing himself

[@pillscottvt6628]

Told you ,,used bike first!

[@jdbauer9183]

I did this kinda dumb crap when I bought my first bike.

[@Reconwhitey1]

Bro it happens to all of us when we start

[@jeremybrown9785]

Practice emergency stops alot aswell very important to be able to stop fast

[@westonprather3157]

I wanna get a Dyna, but I _know_ that I’d fuckin murder myself on one.

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

Colorado bound!...

[@ajaxracing]

New riders should start on a pit bike lol