The police officer dropped his motorcycle 😭

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[@seattlereign7427]

Nothing to laugh at. Both of these men are aware and honest with themselves and are actively doing something to get better. This what a man looks like. Hats off to them

[@user-bq4yd3nr1h]

Yep theyre heavy hard to ride bikes ,supposed thats why hes there getting used to it

[@major_lag2643]

In a world this crazy, it’s good to see genuine human kindness towards one another, this is how it should be

[@23Butanedione]

​@@major_lag2643unfortunately we are being systematically undermined every step of the way. Powerful entities turn up and down the chaos like changing a dial. It sounds insane to say but I'm just being blunt, if we could stop printing so much money, stop letting in illegals and stop causing so much unrest then things could be like this all the time.

[@TheRagingPowner]

Careful looks can be deceiving! Like this one time I was in a committed relationship with a beautiful woman for 3 years but later found out it was a man. Just use caution.

[@23Butanedione]

@@TheRagingPowner you knew all along

[@carneasada8]

You can tell he’s gonna be a good police officer. Not embarrassed, admits he also practices and doesn’t act like a know it all.

[@P6ForFifty]

To right

[@leonardosantuario3346]

Going to be? It literally says "sheriff" on his jacket.

[@Pharaoh5611]

@@leonardosantuario3346He will continue to improve his skills

[@keji7878]

@@leonardosantuario3346he’s a rookie you’re not a real officer until 2 years into your career😂😂

[@aranmurphy1]

Nice didn't try to seize the camera and arrest him for obstructing 😂😂😂

[@nathankleber9150]

I bet that officer is pretty good on his bike. Testing the limits on his bike in a controlled environment is the best way to get better.

[@kyranwhitehead2883]

For sure. Don’t wanna need to pull off a maneuver and not know how to do it. This way he has knowledge and most importantly the risk it could impose. Doing something scary is something cops will need to do in a chase and a lot of the times those plans backfire and get someone hurt because they don’t know the results of what will happen

[@lukecat3825]

I got my first full dress Harley at 16 and could not pick it up alone if it fell over. They are heavy.

[@blauer2551]

That’s why I took my daughter out in a snowy parking lot to learn to do donuts and control them. Better to learn there I figured.

[@NicholasLamoureux]

Couldn’t of been said better

[@AFTER_MIDNITE]

I imagine motor officer training is more in-depth than an MSF course. After all, they have to train for pursuits and are probably taught how to ride over variable terrain.

[@jessenolan2504]

You learn best when you’re not afraid of failure. It’s great to see the cop showing humility and respect

[@stephenstephen6754]

100%

[@alec1202]

Best way to learn

[@robertholle5599]

It's nice to see them speaking to each other like normal bike enthusiasts. Kudos.

[@Giovanni_mancini]

Hats off to the cop, seemed like a nice guy and good on him for wanting to improve his skills

[@MrSprintcat]

Skills ?

[@huntaaa4]

@@MrSprintcatimagine still being a level 1 human like yourself lmao

[@MrSprintcat]

Lmao😂, what's your accomplishments?

[@MikeR-pq8qe]

*what are your accomplishments. You can make level 2 some day kid. Keep working on yourself.

[@MrSprintcat]

Lol I was riding 3rd gear wheelies at 100 mph on my gsxr 1100, 😅

[@THESKITKRU]

Humble and kind. What a wholesome interaction

[@kaden2230]

"Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I end up in the situation"

[@brandongreene9615]

Until the cop retaliates for him posting the video and tows his bike along with a bunch of fines next time he sees him doing 16 over the speed limit lol

[@Ds117]

Hey at least the officer has the common sense to train on his bike

[@jyejye1077]

Exactly I can’t even imagine how crazy it would be riding those things

[@300and2CI]

​@@jyejye1077supposedly much easier to pass the skills test on one of those than any full-size sportbike 🙄

[@hoen2009]

​@@300and2CIi really doubt it

[@brodz3000]

⁠@@hoen2009yeah I highly doubt that boat is more maneuverable than literally any sport bike ever

[@tbonegdk2938]

@@300and2CIit’s really not and if you think that you need help 😂

[@RS-jb1lf]

Humility is an admirable quality. I respect the cop for practicing and being courageous enough to confess he is still learning.

[@CoremanitetheNeko]

practicing doesn't mean still learning. it means practice, training.

[@randallsmerna384]

Respect to the officer for his willingness to train and humility at a fail.

[@brantleycombs3088]

Officer has heart and the willingness to learn and be vulnerable. Props to that guy fr

[@kakasotto3rd444]

nicely said

[@brantleycombs3088]

@@kakasotto3rd444 thank you I appreciate that

[@swfools9245]

That cop seemed like an awsome dude. Wasn’t even a dick after dumping his bike, love seeing how friendly both parties are as well.

[@brotherkhrayn3525]

Why would he be a dick? The other rider was no where near him so he can’t blame it on the other guy, so there’s no reason to be an ass

[@kakasotto3rd444]

because some cops ARE dicks... maybe not a nice thing to say, but its reality. coming from experience, I've dealt with awesome and very helpful officers, and unfortunately had to experience some that were dicks...just reality..

[@Herculesbiggercousin]

Props for the positive human interaction between these two. Usually cops and bikers go together like oil and water.

[@tedricshotridge1601]

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

[@johnedward9377]

Most cops are also bikers, but a lot of bikers are d!cks

[@cheezedoodle8356]

True, luckily just two bikers here who love riding and want to get better.

[@laszloszell8753]

​@tedricshotridge1601 why the police enemy?

[@laszloszell8753]

Cops also biker...

[@Kingofrestrrooms666]

It happens to the best us, nothing to be embarrassed about. There is no such thing as an experienced rider who hasn’t dropped a bike . This cop is a good humble guy and glad to have this guy out there looking after us on the roads. ❤

[@kerrywood8979]

Been riding for over 50 years, raced, certified trainer and still when I get a new bike or I haven't done any skills practice for a while I go out to a school parking lot and spend several hours practicing my skills. Glad to see them taking their time to do this.

[@AFTER_MIDNITE]

I’ve had a few instances where I had to use the skills I practiced. Because of that I was able to instantly react to the danger and avoid a surely deadly crash. I’ve taken two MSF courses, and if I ever get another bike, I’ll be taking two more.

[@rcrocker02]

Well I'll say couple things, very cool officer. And glad to see he's also getting his own practice in. Granted a rough day, but that's exactly why it's so good to practice often

[@deerharvester7355]

💯

[@Editionsz]

Imagine thinking your opinion matters hahaha fuckin wow this comment had me dying

[@LucasS229]

​@@Editionsz you should heed your own advice my friend...

[@rain_M4V7]

@@Editionszvery cool Ryan very cool

[@Thatdudewiththedogs]

@@Editionszmommy didn’t love you, did she?

[@jeffreywalls5807]

I ride and it happens. I am just glad that he didn't get hurt or even worse. Life matters.

[@hulk5801]

BLM

[@kingkong-lz5jx]

@@hulk5801BLM is not pepole🤡🐸🐸☠️🏳️‍⚧️

[@kingkong-lz5jx]

@@hulk5801WLM

[@wakenow1]

Lol i tipped in a parking lot when my pantleg got caugh on my footpeg and i went down in front of a couple old ladies who couldnt have been nicer. It was embarrassing but things happen😂

[@raggamuffin2682]

Most lives matter. Some don’t. Like BLMs lives don’t matter.

[@scoddiboi]

Makes me happy to see the guy working on his riding skill! Falling over just shows how important it is that he is taking the time to practice. Couple years later he will be doing maneuvers like the bike weighs nothing

[@lerat5978]

The way he shakes his arms on the ground. Such a human emotion ❤️

[@MattBlack]

Love this. Sometimes people forget that we’re all human and started somewhere.

[@cheeseheadfiddle]

That’s a very nice interaction. Policing at its best. Building trust and connection. Protect and serve.

[@SlithenTurtle]

Doing slow tight maneuvers on a big bike is harder than people think. Props to him for being so cool about it and practicing

[@oscaralegre3683]

explain us how hard it is please

[@MrMM-he6dg]

​@@oscaralegre3683it's not hard to understand. A heavy chopper style bike is much less nimble than a sports bike. Less heavy. Less long. Less wide.

[@oscaralegre3683]

@@MrMM-he6dg is hard to me cause i never ride a bike before

[@FrgottenFrshness]

Kinda like riding a bicycle with adding bags of groceries to the ends of the handle bars but the grocery bags are filled with about 250lbs

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

Awww man poor dude. Even worse you got it on camera 😭😂

[@billygowhoop]

They have big crash bars on those things to prevent any damage. But yeah, it would be kind of embarrassing to have this on the Internet. Whatever, it happens to all of us.

[@Samsam_till_undsettning]

But hey, thats hur he was there, to practice! ​@@billygowhoop

[@denis21cmpenis99]

We are all people come on weirdos

[@kaledazzahrani]

So what!!? Even pilots tank drivers everyone needs to get used to his vehicle at least he’s tight tuned didn’t cost his department hundreds of millions as navy’s mistakes

[@revivalofnutrient]

He’s just practicing, your bound to fall and eat it at some point lol

[@mpsins]

Those bikes are fucking heavy, I'm glad he's training rather than trying to full send it.

[@Coldwarrior7781]

Yup. My Goldwing goes 900lbs with gas and oil and empty bags. With me and some stuff in the bags it's well over half a ton. People need to get that in their heads. I think the reason people always say they didn't see a bike before pulling in front is because the eyes see it, they tell the brain but the brain doesn't perceive it as a threat and discards the information. There's a name for that in the scientific community but I can't remember it. Way back in the 80s I saw a Wing penetrate the drivers door on a VW rabbit. Wiped out the driver but the rider went over the top and was fine. As a responder much more recently I made a call where a 600cc sport bike hit the drivers door on an F150. He was decapitated and the driver of the pickup was hurled through the closed passenger side window. Messed up for life. That bike probably didn't weigh more than 450. So as I said. Car drivers need to get a grasp of the physics of mass and speed together.

[@ytsux9259]

​@@Coldwarrior7781 Is the bike in the clip a Harley or Goldwing?

[@Coldwarrior7781]

@@ytsux9259 Harley

[@garydail290]

​@@ytsux9259 HD.

[@Milk-ni1qh]

This was honestly the best human to human interaction ive seen on the internet in awhile ❤

[@naysaykiller928]

Very clearly a good and humble man. I'm sure he's a very fair officer.

[@alexblack6421]

We’re all just people

[@TyranT-Trooper]

THAT'S A FACT

[@3xworldchampionhater]

I'm a lizard

[@abigaillaber6376]

@@3xworldchampionhaterlol

[@CaptainRockoBD]

You dare to assume i identify as people!?!?!

[@ryanhamilton6445]

@@3xworldchampionhatersame🦎

[@LucienKreische]

Respect to that officer. Not all officers are painted the same. You can find many genuine people within the work force

[@wateriswetloser]

Love this officer, supportive of others taking the opportunity to practice. Glad he's practicing as well. Every motorcyclist should have the mentality that its okay to drop your bike when practicing. Failing is the best way to learn. It sure is hard to get that confidence to go full lock with the bars sometimes, but once you practice and get it, you keep it for life!

[@deankidder2265]

It’s nice to see both respecting each other and sharing their ❤of motorcycles

[@scottowens8474]

Best example of humility and humbleness ive seen from an officer. And the way he handles and reacts. He's most likely gonna be a very good public servant protector and officer/trooper.

[@colequitiquit9487]

I like this cop he’s meeting with public without an agenda openly admits he is flawed he will do just fine! Salute to you sir just don’t let the bad interactions dictate the cop you become.

[@josh_oko]

“That was a tight one” 😭😭😭

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Yeah bro i think the bug bikes actually have a slightly larger square theyre supposed to have too 😂 its hard to put everyone through the same square. A smaller bike you want a smaller square. Its challenging on a 150cc to do the 360 in the square. Bkows my mind that officer even attempted i. I thijk thwyre supposed to att like 2 feet on the long side of that square for the bikes that are like giant 1000cc 1200cc 1600cc. I think that street glude can do that square but shit bro youre really pushing that thing. Noobs will struggle to do that square in a 250 at first. A street glide on the course is like trying to play guitar hero on expert but you chopped off your pinky first. Blows my mind when you see those cops that absolutely kill it on the super tight stuff. You have to realise I bet that street glide weights close to half a ton. I had a bike that was about 850 pounds and i avoided the skills tests entirely because i knew id drop it and it was too big for me in the weight factor and im a 6 foot tall grown male 😂

[@MrYabber]

Bro 😂😂

[@SimpleDisciples]

Haha no put your hands behind your back

[@michaeldarst2586]

"heheh"

[@JP-xg8cd]

This cop is doing a great service showing what to do when u fall, drop and roll, and he showed u how to pickup a heavy bike good job officer!!!

[@1BillyPeterson]

Finally, somebody who tells me what the hell is going on. 😂

[@AndyViant]

Everyone needs practice. Great to see two riders respectfully interacting and getting practice. Both of you get the thumbs up from me

[@horrorfan4711]

This video defines why it is always important to practice. Even if you're already experienced. Nobody is perfect

[@karenneill9109]

And you don’t really know where the limit of a turn is until you do it too tightly! Gotta find those limits somehow.

[@c117ls7]

Hes a good experienced officer. Didnt get angry or embarrassed. Just another day at the office

[@traviswright456]

I have more respect for this officer than most of the other cops I see in videos. He showed mutual respect and was very humble. He seems like a good officer. I wish them both safe riding.👍🤙

[@edgardorodriguez3710]

Great example of two Men acting as honorable human beings. They don’t try to act tough or laugh at each other, I wish more people would be like these two men.

[@akikoyume4722]

I love it how respectful they are to each other, this cop is really down to earth and human, good cops still exist!

[@poundsand7814]

This is a great interaction and watching the officer tip his bike shows he’s human like the rest of us

[@Wesley-WSEL-698]

Hey, the fact he's humble, and actively trying to get better shows a lot. Good on hi. For getting to know his people.

[@joeyisamazing1091]

Got a lot of respect for that officer, completely respectful in the first half and handled the embarrassment well. Not to mention he knew he needed practice so went and actually practiced rather than just thinking he didn’t need to

[@jakedrake3660]

i love how when the cop falls you can hear him laugh it off, he knows what he did and isn´t afraid to admit it and even laugh

[@Quest4astro]

Hats off to both riders for practicing in a safe way and respecting their own skill levels

[@chuckkelley5894]

Good dude. Some of the most amazing riders on the planet. Kudos to this officer for putting in the work…he’ll get there.

[@JoshVogel-uk7bk]

That cop is kinda friend i wish i had, checks on you also respectful man I LOVE THIS HUMAN REACTIONS HUMBLE & WHOLESOME

[@mbc9290]

Every bike cop I’ve ever met/come into contact with has always been the coolest!

[@SaintsSF90]

Bro encounters the kindest cops every time

[@xMisterDan]

That was the most wholesome interaction between a cop and a civilian I've ever seen 💯

[@VGreggUndercover]

Good officer right there. Getting training in and treating people with respect

[@lizzyfisher5107]

That was the slowest fall I’ve ever seen 😂

[@D.M2777]

Wanna see me fall faster? Lol👌🏼🤣

[@Coldwarrior7781]

That was the point. Practicing slow speed turns. Can be a bitch on a heavy machine like that.

[@briancovington5851]

The officer was nice and humble. I respect that. 100%

[@StillWatersSwimmer]

Great to see this. No pride involved, and two men perfecting skills. That’s how you stay alive on a bike. Safe travels to them both.

[@M-oneeleven-M111]

Never be afraid to practice manoeuvres, never be afraid to fail, stay humble and remember everyone has to start somewhere. Great interaction.. well done to both for using initiative.

[@kakasotto3rd444]

nice statement friend, it is encouraging on many levels...ty

[@tpckasuoid1659]

People making fun of the officer is crazy because guaranteed anyone that rides a motorcycle will fall at some point, maybe multiple times. He’s practicing, just like sparring he will get hit. At least he isn’t an asshole.

[@curtisss]

I think people also forget how heavy those bikes are, easier to lay it down on a slow turn than a fast one

[@ParadiseofBliss]

Literally everyone who rides a motorcycle, no matter how good you are, will eventually drop their bike. 100%

[@Lunatic5306]

@@ParadiseofBlissand I will laugh😂😂😂

[@ParadiseofBliss]

Retard alert @@Lunatic5306

[@thatssonathan1066]

@@ParadiseofBliss rode for 16 years without dropping my bike. I just recently gave it up before "eventually" happens though🥲

[@johnratajczak1]

An unscratched bike is an example of a good rider. A beat up bike is an example of a seasoned rider.

[@bertbccfu9564]

2 types of riders , 1 who has fallen and 1 who eventually will

[@finesupplements9698]

The cop: “On second thought, Give me that camera!”

[@lilbkm749]

😂😂😂😂

[@lilbkm749]

You are so funny

[@michaeldavis6109]

Hats off to the officer and the civilian for both understanding the importance of practicing. That's exactly how we become better riders.

[@natenotgreat]

Humble on both ends, props to both of them

[@user-do1mc5cx6s]

Awesome interaction that was beautiful

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

Good to ride to some parking lots and practice sucks to see the officer fell down luckily he was alright and knew how to get his bike back up Also glad to see he was respectful and understanding that you was practicing riding as well and let you do that and he took his own spot while you had yours. I would of got off my bike and helped him get his back up for sure tho

[@charlesbenoitthomad]

He's human. It happens. 😊

[@bigolsmokeypremiumgas6423]

The best cop ive seen super himble very kind and above all very respectful

[@DanceBeforeTheStorm_]

This is so wholesome 😊

[@JoshVogel-uk7bk]

I swear I like it 😊

[@ImARealHumanPerson]

Non bikers will never understand just how heavy those things are Edit - Proof below. Unless they see this edit and then delete. 😅

[@phantomkate6]

It looks heavy enough where it would be hard to gauge how much heave to give it, to not have it fall back down again but also not tip over the other way. With you on top of it, as well!

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

I rode a 150cc in the training course and ive worked all the way up to 2000cc vtwin on the street and doing the 360 is so hard on that thing. most people couldnt even do it i think. You really need to be a man with some muscle straight up bro. If its dropping you gotta roll away because if you gey pinchef under it its so heavy youll be waiting for more than 1 strong person to come help probably and theres plenty of areas on a bime if that happens youll just roast like a human bbq. On the 150cc its very easy because its light so you csn get the muscle memory of the friction zone with less fear becsuse you csn put your legs down and there isnt much weight if the bike is leaned over when you do it but bikes like thenone he has if its leaned and yiu have to put your foot down its over man 😂😂😂 you cant lift it you cant trust me its way way way heavier than you think to try to stop it from tipping. The heavier the bike the less you can lean it over while not moving hefore it jusy weight so much you cant even stop it from goingnover with all your might. Thats what his is like. To lift it up one guy has to have a good strong back or itd certainly a 2 man lift at least. A good big tv is a two man lift bro so you 1 man lift this bike and damage a disc in your spine its not good. These bikes are tough on these courses. Blows my mind these guys hit the course on them things. I owned a very large 1600cc and i wouldnt try to 360 it as tight as i can because if i have to put my foot down and stop while in it its tipping over for sure and you can get your license on any bike thats not advanced level and 360 it in a box and if you have to stop you put your foot down and can pretty easily lift the bime back up straight. Plus the bigge rthe bike the more youre worried aboutnthe weight and it gets harder to gey thsy muscle memory for the friction zone while doing the 360 because in a tight 360 you have to sit on the outside side of your seat and you get your handlebars basically to full lock. Turning a big bike like this that tight I wont even do it bro 😂😂 i try but i dont push it its so hard. Any ol 650 is a dream compared to a syreet glide on the course. A street glide on A course is like expert level on guitar hero

[@monsterrateh3685]

​@@phantomkate6 Parked ? Hit the nail on the head, but once they're moving they'll balance better than any small bike by themselves.

[@Darkshadoz]

Bro he looked like turtle when he fell over 😂 can't say I respect this guy cause his a highway patrol and those ppl make me sick not saving real people in danger

[@bigdee140]

@@Darkshadozsometimes that’s exactly what they do..,

[@sigxm5thumb]

And that’s why we train no matter how great we are even the pros practice

[@DimSimSam]

Nothing but respect to see here. I’ve replaced a mirror / fairing or two in my life.

[@MotorcycleThrottle]

You came a long way brother. Almost 3m subscribers. Congrats!!!!!

[@masface6]

Thanks so much man!

[@russellmairs5902]

Front brake in turns can be detrimental

[@Coldwarrior7781]

I'm thinking he pulled the clutch. A hard impulse to resist.

[@BMarie774]

Y’all know when he hit the ground the ONLY thing he was cursing, was that the other biker filming saw him fall lol.

[@LivinRentFreeInUrHead]

I cheered & apologized @ the same time when he fell😅Hes a cool cop tho💯💯💯

[@itscholobish64]

This was really cool to watch both men wanting to improve themselves and being respectful of each others space and need/want to learn and improve their abilities I used a big empty parking lot myself when learning how to ride so I can absolutely relate to this

[@jackrigdon8497]

Cool officer. And that’s no cakewalk of a job he’s got either! I’ve been on my bike when it 104 outside and it’s horrifically miserable. Much respect.

[@Gabydailyvlogs]

He really needed to practice😂

[@chriscarswell450]

😅

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Im pretty sure you add like a foot or something to that box if youre on a really big bike. The dmv does it if you have a big bike the square geys bigger compared to a little one.

[@Keyshawnsofficial]

Ur turn.

[@manuelvaldes5858]

Homie looks like he fell in Roblox

[@ItsTeezoUBZ]

That is what i hate about bagger and bigger bikes. I always be scraping. Smh

[@uriahgiroux9694]

He just made a valuable friend.

[@VinayVarsani]

The turtle pose lash out really hits home

[@9milsOn2wheels]

Everyone can make a mistake!

[@DeadRoman]

Most cops can outride 90% of riders. Cops are on their bikes all day every day in all conditions, becoming excellent is just a side effect. Dude was there to practice which means he was gonna be putting that bike on the edge of the envelope. He seemed like a good one.

[@nickgrosvenor6936]

Wow he didn’t even throw his toys out the pram/stroller 😂

[@ihateeverything3972]

Hey, that's why he's out there practicing. Every good rider has been down trying to get better, he's in a great environment for it

[@jacobhyde99]

I wish this wasn’t on camera.. glad he’s respectful, and seems like a nice guy

[@jeffmunroe8210]

That cop was the coolest. Even said he’d go to the other side and train.

[@fxrblue777]

Practice makes perfect.

[@Timbo37]

Slow mo, yet not slow mo. Brilliant

[@Waxerer]

Love this community, dropped a bike, slowly luckily but still dropped it, and was instantly offered help rather than laughed at, managed to lift it up myself but no one made fun.

[@jonathanfreeman7761]

That course for qualification is pretty tough and those bikes are freaking heavy. Respect!

[@AtzeD109]

Let's be fair guys. Officers are human too. Nobody is born an expert. Atleast he is working on himself, unlike many others.

[@waddafuxx310]

But that’s security😅

[@darkin4k]

@@waddafuxx310his shirt says sheriff on it tho 😭

[@user-ln7fd4hs6v]

Bravo super le respect on aimeraient voir ca tous les jours 😉✌️✌️

[@ElzaidTheDBS]

good video 👍 😃

[@ashleym2878]

Give that cop a rais he just out enjoying his gig in the police force. Most bike cops are so chill and human

[@yetanotherviewer]

That nervous "heh heh" cause he doesn't wanna say the wrong joke, I felt that.

[@PeterBulka-rt9fg]

Boy that police bike has got to be soo heavy, been riding on my own 42 of my 51 years, doing stunts and general mayhem as a young man and I'm impressed how easily he picked his bike back up! And how humble he is, big thumbs up to this REAL officer!

[@br0ken-r3al]

Bros gonna have A LOT of paperwork to do when he gets back to the station 😂

[@ravenXO]

Nice to see them both training. Its super important to update and maintain riding skills. Safety first the fun comes after

[@zer08927]

Those bikes are HEAVY. Good to learn the handling limits in an empty lot. Kudos to both.

[@Woody_Florida]

That is how you learn the limits. There are only two types of riders, them that have gone down, and them that will go down. Respect to the motorcycle cop.

[@Cdnvw]

My dad was one of the few RCMP motorcycle operators. He taught me to ride and dropping the bike is part of learning and pushing your skills!

[@charlescoots2652]

Glad to see that both are humble and ready to learn.