How to Avoid Accidents on a Motorcycle. Life Saver Tips.

Life saving tips to avoid motorcycle accidents. This is applicable to any motorcycle like the Interceptor 650, KTM Duke 390, KTM RC 390, Dominar 400, Triumph, Harleydavidson etc
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[@nikettalpade285]

Your tips should be published in schools n colleges as part of their syllabus

[@sreejithjithu6023]

One more thing to add in all driving schools , on how to use DIM and Bright lights. This point is nowhere teaching i guess. Those who freequently rides only know the seriousness about it.

[@KingSlayer836]

@@sreejithjithu6023 true that Many people don't shift from High beam to low beam even if I Signal them from the Front.

[@raajrane]

i follow one rule- i never stay behind or close to any other vehicle when on road and mainly never behind a truck or bus due to their huge blind spot area. keep safe distance and you surely would have reaction time. the the city limits i never ever ride the bike above 50kmph. and out on the highway i would ride it @100-120 only if i know and im sure that i am a straight road with no road openings or any crossings.

[@shubhamjuvatkar4023]

Gave it a like because I knew he gives life saving tips as always😂. Nice video. Its been so long since we heard "Buddiesss" 👌

[@roydipanjan]

I'm riding bike since 2012 and following your videos from very long time like 2012-2013 ! Im very proud to say that I follow this tips unknowingly from my experiences that I got in these 7 years of riding. Thanks to god I never met with any small or big accident, and I hope that kind of situation will never come !

[@HariHaranHarry]

For braking... Dont just look at the person before ..also have a look at what's before the car/auto if u could . so that if he is about to stop all of a sudden becuz of a cow running or bus that slows down becuz of something that's before it which obviously we can't see ..we will already be ready to brake even before he is gonna do it... This will surely help ... Also there are idiots who stop suddenly at highway seeing a restaurant ..beware of those idiots too.

[@nikhilreddypindi3597]

Vikas bro can you make a video about LED lights on vehicles replacing halogen bulbs.

[@hariharansubramanian-]

Make it happen Vikas

[@WELBIKERVLOGS]

Mee took bro pls upload it

[@jaiminkotecha13]

Our municipal corporation has done a good job they didn’t put any space between the plants on the divider and they are high enough to stop the highbeam coming from the vehicles on opposite side and welcome back sir

[@ameynaik8875]

I love this guys energy ... If he dsnt sniff right b4 d video to greet us with such energy den I dnt knw what it is ... Whatever it is keep up d energy and d fab content on this beast of a machine ✌️

[@sas1deep]

You didn't have to do this but you did it. you are good human being. this could be a life saving advise for many, thanks buddy.

[@jaishetty8586]

Every word he spoke was a "pro" lesson. However simple it may have sounded.. I have been riding for over 20 years, yet today, I learnt why it is safer to ride on the middle of a wide road, and that the white lines have less traction. Great work, comparable or even better than any "pro riding lessons"

[@siddarthchandran6201]

You are wrong ..people have both the mirrors but they never open it 🤣🤣🤣 mostly on faired motorcycle types. When you ask them they would say “ it’s difficult during a lane split” .okay the reason is acceptable because on a slow moving or still traffic at redsignals, lane splitting is recommended. But they ride throughout....home-office-home with mirrors closed and they say they are protecting it from damages by other vehicles. They never look to the sides before changing the lanes instead they turn their heads to see what’s coming. Please open the mirrors while riding no matter how wide the mirrors are,Even if it gets damaged ..it’s just the mirrors. But something happens serious because you weren’t able to see what’s coming behind you...then the damages would be catastrophic 🤘🏼 ride safely

[@bharanidaranv4446]

😂😂😂

[@mohamedismail5130]

Its even more catastrophic to the vehicle coming from back due to the stupidity of not looking mirrors

[@SSJMotoworld]

Perfect points .... Thats why I'm your fan bro :) :) +Vikas Rachamalla

[@prajeeshkumar5722]

Excellent....this is what people in india needs to know !!

[@dwarakdishkrishna2976]

Excellent video you are awesome broo

[@stefenful]

Awesome as always.. really useful... one request bro,, please do ur interceptor long term review after some time. Because I trust ur review than anybody...

[@user-jd8cz8wx3r]

"one finger is enough" not really for a drum bike.

[@manjuupadhyaya8415]

@@YogiGunner I am raiding Yezdi 250cc 1975 model and with the same one finger technique, it slowdowns the mighty bike. bike is having drum brake with two split pads.

[@anjankumaranjankumar5307]

Drum brake needs a lil extra effort.. but for a disk brake bikess be careful of not appy ing too much.. a back weli can hapn😁

[@ankulchhetri]

Dude I like the way you start the video. "BUDDIES" 😂🤘 Last one was awesome dude "hope for best"

[@harikrishnanp97]

This video has unlimited value..❤ Small tip from my exp - While riding behind a 4 wheeler, follow its tire only. It will save you frm potholes or dead animals that they jumbed between wheels.

[@UrielsJunkDrawer]

All good advice. 'Time saved, life saved' Yup. Thanks for the safety tips.

[@rvkvikas]

Thanks for watching mate. Hope you enjoy my other videos too and hope you subscribe.

[@UrielsJunkDrawer]

Yes, I subscribed too :)

[@KMK77]

Good one Vikas.... you are one of the few educated rider.... Keep going...

[@AB-hs9pw]

Love that intro “Buddies I’m back” like Arnold saying I’ll be back in Terminator.

[@ashishchandra8391]

Vikas sir is really concerned about SAFETY of fellow rider's . Respect to you sir !!! 🙌♥️

[@rehandharme]

Covered all key points nicely 👌. Comes only with experience.

[@rahulghatol47]

Extremely use full bhai thanks a lot...

[@davelinkin]

God I always do this been doing this for years now .just didn't know its called depth perception....folks this Is something we all need to focus... vikas bhai 👏👏

[@Rakesh-fn5iw]

Welcome back sir always ausome and reasonable videos keep uploading

[@arfatkhan9403]

Yeah the last point is very important , I have prevented many situation by following that

[@sumone2768]

VERY Important tips... I also met an accident at 2011 by watching sideways(may be girls), the front disc shoes were removed by mechanic just before the accident and I was going to buy a new pair of disc shoes(pulser 180 P Classic model) without the front brake. That was only and only my fault and was a big lesson me.

[@ramwax]

Your tips can save so many life's

[@kazisayeed6795]

Why you didn’t talk about Engine brakes?

[@siddhantvlogs268]

You are the reason behind my motovloging.

[@Nawynn]

Million dollar video.. appreciate your efforts in making such kind of videos..keep going..👍

[@rvkvikas]

Thanks buddy. Hope you are subscribed.

[@JasperEdwinAsir]

Every Indian should watch this. Gem of a video

[@rvkvikas]

Thanks for the support brother. Hope you enjoy my other videos too and hope you subscribe

[@bhatkrishnakishor]

I have few of mine to add, Firstly, make sure break lights of the bike functioning properly and use breaks as early as possible, when need arrives, gradually slowing to provide enough time for vehicle behind to react. Secondly, when vehicle ahead slows, never overtake the vehicle in hurry. Finally for highways, follow a vehicle doing speeds at which you are cruising. Keeping good breaking distance. It helps to avoid the risks of dealing with pedestrians/vehicles jumping in front as there is a vehicle in front clearing the way 🙂

[@mrgone9748]

Thank you very much of your videos and are absolutely right what you are saying and what you’re doing keep doing rocking always and waiting for your videos in all time in Love from #MrGone🕴🏻-HYD

[@Remamusicproduction]

Good Tips brother I love riding I really learnt good tips here 😇☺😊

[@atulsingh5089]

The way u explain....its awesome 🤗

[@bisamthebeast3747]

Really helpful tips. Never heard about them before!

[@Brothercraze120]

you are best yarr buddy💙 I have been looking for these kind of videos finally I found it on your chanel Thank you sir

[@rvkvikas]

Thank u bro. Hope you are subscribed.

[@kjoemon]

Good tips apart from your opinion that "one finger is more than enough for today's motorcycle brakes". I used to do "1 finger braking" ever since I started riding from 19 years back and that became my habit until I had to do "rider safe advanced course" for my South Australian motorcycle licence. There my instructor was picking me on a single thing, which was my 1 finger use. He clearly told me that use of 1 finger to brake is not enough to pass their assessment. Minimum of 2 finger use was a safety requirement to pass and his suggestion was 3 to practice.

[@hamdanahmed3043]

Vikas bhai Always love your videos .. Thanks for valuable information

[@lonewolfktm6615]

Brother you are the best love from nepal

[@aakifansari8754]

Vikas bhai awesome as always... A beautiful lady walking by... Good one😅😂

[@alexa.3840]

very good advices Vikas , i know India has a dangerous traffic but my european country is also dangerous and full of unforeseen situations. Very good points in this video

[@abhimanyus8725]

And there goes another useful video thankz Vikas bro

[@vinodkumarsandani4618]

Some people will get huge subscribers but they are inactive but you got active subscribers with loving you infinity...cheers buddy

[@rvkvikas]

Thanks very much for the support brother..

[@maruthigs1026]

I love your technical videos

[@TheShaswath]

Hello Sir Could you please make a video regarding the precautionary measures every rider should take while touring on a tube tyred vehicle like Interceptor 650. Tools to carry and method to temporary sealing of the puncture, so that the vehicle can be ridden to the nearest garage.

[@sandeepayyagari4593]

Good to see you back brother,Takecare of your health and Stay hydrated brother!!

[@elishakamble3539]

Awesome tips... looking forward to more content and tips.

[@AM-sl7pn]

Wohhhh.... గ్రేట్ bro... keeps rock

[@snake_eyes_garage]

Love your delivery. ✌️ from Austin TX

[@AR-777]

I think you should also mentions about road lines..yellow line and split line...which i think many people don't know....Many times people overtake at nonsplit white line or middle yellow line which mean overtake is not allowed..

[@2PistonRolling]

Good to see you back.

[@TarunKumar-hi5xk]

I wish I could move my two eyes independently to heed you advice of keeping one eye in front and another at the rear view mirror.

[@jacktheultimatewarrior]

Vikas Sir is the BEST 🙏❤️

[@raghu-vs3mi]

I noticed many people if any car or bike slows down , they immediately tend to move left or right , this may lead to bike or car behind will hit you. So by slowing down and not taking any turn in that case we can avoid accident

[@prashanthkommu3639]

such a technical guy you are Vikas anna There's so much to learn from your videos really inspiring

[@rvkvikas]

Thank you brother

[@pratikpaulchoudhury5943]

Very nice video sir Really helpfull

[@dhyanshetty6261]

Bro can you please make a video on the octane boosters used in bikes and cars?

[@prashanthkamath4931]

Great Tips!. Also important that one maintain the bike in good condition apart from wearing appropriate riding gears!

[@dragnslide2101]

I became a huge fan of you bro...

[@elishakamble3539]

loved the burnout

[@arunasivam2113]

Hey Mr.vikas i have some questions on choosing motorcycles..i love sportsbike i wanna buy a sportsbike on a 600 cc segment...but i justw anna know which one would have. Comfortable erganomics, to tour,high speed chases,cornering fun i know im asking too much of it...but there hould be something right??...it would ve very helpful if you answer his...from TN with love ciao

[@shamanth7766]

"You got two eyes, use one to look front and one on mirror "🤣🤣

[@hemantv.5409]

Vikas would you suggest me which type of Cresh/Leg guard I have to choose for Intercepter -650

[@raktim89]

Nice informative video!! Keep it up Vikas.

[@2PistonRolling]

Please share safety video on regular intervals. It helps a lot as we tend to forget very often.

[@akashnag3879]

These tips will save your life someday

[@sandeepsandy2127]

Very very valuable 🙏 information bro . Thank you

[@ankitkumarray4213]

Those 11 minutes are live saving👌

[@prateekj2825]

Sir, your videos really make sense and are very helpful! Thanks!!

[@Capt_Sid]

I'd also like to add a point. Whatever you do guys, always in ride your limits. If your bike is capable of 120 doesn't mean you should be riding at 120 in a narrow road. Understand the road you're driving, the traffic parameters and the road conditions. Also you should be experienced with the motorcycle you're riding. Remember the bike shouldn't ride you, you should ride the bike.

[@Jerrydb9]

Good tips. Thank you..

[@JORDAN61IE]

Awesome vikash Dada.. very informative and important tips as always.

[@cibincbz]

Vikas one question can we fix a rear 150/70 section tyre on 2017 duke 390 without any alteration on bike. Please reply as i wanna fix metzelers tourance which comes in 150/70 section..

[@Mixhound3DStudio]

Yes Its True One Finger is Enough ..

[@dipansaha5092]

Very good & useful video😎

[@siddhantvlogs268]

Good to see you again sir

[@nikettalpade285]

Your insight about indian roads is very essential

[@Bmk007]

Great going buddy... Can you suggest a family bike ....good on mileage,power for long rides occasionally... And and not expensive... I am a small income category...

[@huyked]

10:58 _"...and hope for the best."_ :D I found that funny even though it's true.

[@laxusgaming1788]

how this was really something... i was curious about what happened to u.... nevertheless finally u r back...

[@danialchakma8881]

due to mis foucus i had met a fatal crash with serious head injury on 5 feb 2018. i was traveling in mountanious road n ejoying the beautiful scenary nd in turned into deadly crash😥. now iam fully recovered nd always safety first during riding motorcycle

[@suhaildar7987]

Awesome video, awesome tips... Make a nice review on your new orange beast brother....

[@NewNormalDigital]

Some key reasons : OverSpeeding Alcohol Phone Distraction Overtaking Crossroads Misjudged distance and speed Stray animals Vehicles coming from wrong side Potholes or objects on road No reflective radium in night Fog

[@Rashid7088]

Hi, Vikas sir, lots of love from mumbai, please make videos about your jacket and other biking accessories if possible.

[@rohanc6370]

Hey Vikas next time please add a point on engine breaking I’ve noticed many people not using engine breaking and they pull in the clutch and go hard on the breaks . Ride safe

[@Explorer_indy89]

Please make a video on how to avoid hitting people driving on the wrong side, or someone who breaks the signal and comes speeding towards you, or how to save yourself from falling when a random scooter cuts you off outta nowhere. Also help us understand how to avoid hitting random people jumping out of buses in the middle of the road.

[@sanathdn6181]

It's very informative

[@chavankk]

Very helpful tips bhai

[@stkstk545]

Finally new video Gave a like before watching the video

[@rvkvikas]

Thanks brother

[@NoName-xx3yh]

Me too bro😘

[@theanoopk]

Rear view mirror tip: Get installed blind spot mirror. At least in right mirror. It's life saver.

[@mandarjoshiarch]

Good points. Also should have mentioned on wearing proper riding gear like helmet , jacket, arm guard and leg guard. It is a must, I feel.

[@aneshkumar4513]

Bro gear cutting will be an effective way to stop suddenly where is that point.

[@rvkvikas]

You mean down shifting na bro?

[@aneshkumar4513]

@@rvkvikas Yes bro

[@abhilashsiva5723]

If you have been riding properly for a long time (I'm talking about riding experience in years) your body will automatically or sub consciously know what to do and you will not panic in sudden situations. So please ride in a disciplined manner in everday life. Stay safe people.

[@BikeLoverAahil]

Wow I am impressed....

[@pdas6145]

Want to add this: use the right gear for the right speed to utilize engine braking optimally, instead of depending only on brake. Turning at a high speed can be dangerous with today's heavy bikes that would require countersteer.

[@anshjoshi26]

5:09 hey buddy, i recently met with an accident in which a bike crashed me from behind. Now im Scared that if i brake suddenly will the car behind hit me? pls help me, pls replyyy 6:04 this is my exact problem, how should i avoid accident in this case

[@SACHII-gr8lg]

Sir Very useful and informative.