Motorcycle slow speed practice

[@grilly4220]

Nicely done Jeff. From retired Police Officer 🇨🇦riding since I was 18 now 77 and still practice every week.👍

[@jeffmurray7448]

Thank you. The more I practice the lighter the bike feels and more fun I have.

[@johnherian781]

That bike is a beauty.

[@jeffmurray7448]

Thanks, enjoying it so far.

[@MujoNovak]

This practice everyone should do at least once every season. I do it. But too many riders never do, saying they dont need to.

[@jeffmurray7448]

I am going to do another video and compare my self to what I can do now. Full lock turns and higher speeds I am close to getting down. Very excited. thank you for your comment.

[@richardrobles6241]

Jeff, while watching the video, I noticed that when turning to the right, your right elbow was tucked into your right hip; but when turning to the left, your left elbow was 4" to 6" away from your left hip.

[@jeffmurray7448]

OMG, That is so Cool, thank you for noticing it. I really appreciated it!! I will give that a try and let you know!..

[@moonflea1923]

Thanks for sharing. I'm glad to see someone else having tough time to make a right turn. I was thinking maybe because I'm a lefty 😁. I'm thinking that the clutch hand is further away while making right turn may cause a hindrance. Just need more practice.

[@jeffmurray7448]

Thanks, the only thing I have been doing recently is making sure my inside shoulder is up (not pointed at the ground) it has given me more confidence. I tended to dip my right shoulder and thus leaning more than I should be. Something I have not talked about in other videos. oh.. and keep practicing

[@richardrobles6241]

Could the 'tucked right elbow' be a hindrance?

[@jeffmurray7448]

Will give that a try and let you know. Thanks !

[@johnherian781]

Maybe put a rolled up towel under you butt.This can put you in more forward position to help with right hand full lock turns.

[@jeffmurray7448]

interesting I will give it a try . thanks !!