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[@dannymiller7187]

It’s weird most people think they’re cool because they can ride fast and shit. I’m think I’m cool because I can ride super slow around obstacles with out putting my feet down or dropping the bike. Thanks to videos like this I’ve gotten even better.

[@nicflatterie7772]

For me it’s having never dropped while rolling (ya, parking 0 kph drops twice...). Safe and fun!

[@hunterp5252]

For me it’s no going into the ditch and make it home safely fuck what other people think

[@ndnj13]

What you don't see is that they are one in the same.

[@ryanguidos1777]

Well it looks alot more badass to see a bike cracked wide open screaming then it is seeing one doing like 10 mph

[@thepoopfactor]

Yes. All that low speed push pull, leaning the bike not yourself and ESPECIALLY using the clutch so the bike isn't fighting you and you can really throw it around quickly like a big bicycle is what you wind up using to avoid accidents. Known too many guys who loved twisting the throttle and doing wheelies and stuff but never really learned how to fully control the motorcycle, so a car hood comes out in front of them or some other unexpected thing eventually and they can't avoid it because all they know to do is grab the breaks. There's hundreds of videos on here of that. I always recommend taking a riding course for people just getting into or back into bikes so they have a full arsenal of skills beyond just shifting in the powerband and cutting a nice apex through a curve.

[@gregmiller5907]

no matter how much I ride or how long i have ridden I always come back to watch these just to keep sharp and be a survivor

[@towelie4625]

right because it becomes muscle memory but we want to remember the techniques to continuously apply and strengthen those skills and teach others

[@andrzejlitwinczuk9009]

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[@JimyOfficial]

I swear 💯

[@masonmax1000]

yes the brain is a muscle after all. we are bound to forget something.

[@gravyau]

I come back here for the laughs. Jerry has a wicked sense of humor along with the pearls of wisdom.

[@elyeyi369]

I played alot of money to go to Harley's riding academy. Ironically I think I learned more from Jerry's videos free on youtube 😅 thanks Jerry.

[@tiktokisanappforth0ttiesan995]

Harley riding academy are just bunch of money grabber ZlONIST, learn to ride bike yourself

[@jerrysouthside8597]

I started by myself then went to abate and finished but I still watch these videos to see what areas I can improve in

[@srjsamsam]

I was lucky enough to get into one of Harley's classes where the instructor was a retried motor cop as well Basically everything that came out of their mouth was identical to what these videos have been saying lol

[@auty79]

@Doc Holliday68 I loved my riding instructors when I took my class at HD. They paid for my class when I got my bike too so no extra money from me.

[@barryl8857]

I agree with you. I never had training. Thanks to Jerry I now can practice techniques to stay safe

[@paulkmaster3231]

I thought I knew how to ride pretty good till I saw your videos. I’ve been riding on instinct for decades but not skill. I have learned a lot from your videos. The friction zone use the rear brake turn your head keep eyes up where you want to go don’t look down at the ground. Thank you very much for your videos. God Bless you for helping people ride safer and enjoy motorcycling even more by honing their skills.

[@donniemiller6094]

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[@charlieswearingen500]

I've been riding motorcycles in one form or another since the age of twelve or 60 years. I probably dropped my road bike three or four times, and wrecked a few dirt bikes in my time. I find your riding pro videos interesting and at times you put things I do automatically into words. Anyway, whether you're a novice or an expert you can always learn from others. Thx...

[@danburgess1514]

You wrecked because you’re stupid

[@michaelcerreto8645]

After watching the Ride Like a Pro Video and practicing all of the exercises in order multiple times, I have gained a lot of skill and confidence. Still, about 1/3 of my riding time is done in empty parking lots; dips, U-turns and circles. I am able to make slow speed maneuvers that riders I know that have more years riding than me cannot do.

[@motorman857]

Glad to know I've helped.

[@danburgess1514]

Wow. So impressive

[@danburgess1514]

Wow.. I am so impressed

[@wearealllost8907]

How often do you drop it in a parking lot and how do you practice? Maybe any advice how to start "parking lot training" :))

[@michaelbrett3749]

I am 72, riding since i was 14, now I am scared since watching the videos and realizing i know nothing.

[@marshallgralla9294]

Started riding 17 months ago. Began watching your videos on KZbin and learned more than I thought possible from a video. I’ll be 61 next month. Thank you Jerry

[@motorman857]

Your welcome. Now imagine if you purchase my Ride Like a Pro video which has 2 hours of detailed instruction for a mere 20 bucks. ridelikeapro.com

[@cjmueller5455]

You give sage advice. I grew up in Florida and really enjoyed the scenery while you talked.

[@paterpull]

Thanks so much. When the lousy weather departs, the next ride I am going to start practicing these techniques.

[@thankgodimouttahere]

thanks, that was a nice ride along. I'm in 2 ft of snow and cant wait for spring.

[@Elkins82ify]

Thank you so very much for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Your generosity is not taken for granted.

[@anthonyrosa5006]

I bought your video over a Decade ago. Everybody can learn something and improve in some area from watching that and implimenting the techniques shown. Your wife was a great ambassador on the VTX forums.

[@richardhowe2370]

This was a great video. I started riding at 15. I'm 64 now. I have dropped my bike all the ways you have mentioned, when I first started out. I thought I knew everything. Then I started watching your videos. I learned that I could lean my bike over further. I don't duck walk when I turn my bike around anymore. I like showing my friends what I can do now. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks. Thanks for the videos!!

[@tommynikon4843]

64 here too! Keep the rubber side down.

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Great info, been riding 40 plus years and I still learn things from your tips!

[@harley13purenrg]

Your videos help me to understand what I've been doing wrong. I love your videos over anyone else that puts out motorcycle riding videos. Thank you for what you do!

[@MrGordon121]

as always thank you, from Fort Erie Ontario Canada.

[@captainprice9304]

I am from India, bought a brand new Royal enfield classic. I watched your videos sir, they really helped me especially in an intersection

[@geoopa]

I’ve heard others mention the friction zone but you explained it perfectly. Thanks.

[@markkerber7408]

Thanks for posting. I just started riding a bmw 1250 gs and found the hardest part about any ride is starting from a dead stop. Haven't dropped the bike (since I knew enough to start facing forward before turning) but I've killed it a dozen times releasing the clutch too quickly. Back the school parking lot I go.

[@danburgess1514]

Man are you stupid

[@jeffvaughn8951]

Great video Jerry! I especially like how well your voice comes through over the mellow sound of your bike and there’s no wind noise. I would really like to know how you do it.

[@f48films33]

Another great video. Even the most experienced rider should watch your vids. Very solid content. Great teacher. Your knowledge and teaching is awesome. Thank you

[@johnturner1315]

Also started rideing at 20 yrs old, now at 75yrs old. Consider myself to be in good shape!

[@thermalreboot]

Hey Jerry, good to see you, I took your class in Florida 10 years ago, it was a great time. You have mad skills dude.

[@motorman857]

Thank you.

[@jimkoch1040]

Great video. I feel like I'm getting pointers just watching you ride.

[@iveywin]

You rock! Great tips, thanks so much! Would love to take your course to elevate my skill level and remind myself anyone can be served a slice of humble pie at any time!

[@gerhardmoeller774]

Reriding after 10 yrs. had GW and Valk before. Took first two MSF courses way back when. Your videos are a Godsend!! Give me so much confidence and huge more enjoyment. Thanks Motor man!

[@edtoro4197]

I’m so glad I found your channel I am mediately subscribed I’ve already done all of the knucklehead things you already talk about so you’re going to save my life!!! Thank you

[@motorman857]

Welcome aboard!

[@Rettequetette]

I really like this "ride along" style! Thank you for another great informative video.

[@danburgess1514]

Gay

[@brucecutting9244]

When I got my motorcycle license over 40 years ago in Canada I was taught coming to a stop the same way, both feet down. Now they teach 1 stop with bike in first gear 2 left foot down and right foot on rear brake holding the bike in place. If you put both feet down the examiner will fail you on the road test

[@markschroeder1581]

Great video! Especially your tips for braking to keep the bike stable when approaching a stop. Thank you.

[@FCT8306onTwoWheels]

6:41 I remember the one tip that you gave about practicing the friction zone while stationary. Holding the rear brake, turning your head and handlebars, and then letting the clutch in and out. I like that one, it's like a good practice thing to do to get the rust off the muscles and coordination.

[@terrynelson2671]

Just moving up to a bigger bike and watched this video to refresh my memory so I don't do something dumb like break hard with the wheel cut hard. Thanks for all you do.

[@cassienelson6943]

Your videos are so encouraging, certainly have built my confidence.

[@batman1989keaton]

Thanks for the great Videos Jerry. I've learned alot.

[@owloped405]

Love these videos. Bought "Ride Like a Pro" and it was the best teaching thing we ever did. We did all the lessons. I watch a lot of UTube vids also but the lessons on Ride Like a Pro were excellent. We still practice in parking lots and try to get better every year. But it was the PRO vid that taught us how important practice is.

[@nunocorreia5570]

I have a BMW K 1200 LT, moving from Yamaha Wild Star 1600 and in 12 months. I droped this bike more than all In my life (57 YO), I understood that I couldn't make mistakes that were allowed without major issues with others. So, I tried to understand why it happened, and correct those mistakes. I saw and I keep searching all the KZbin movies about this subject, this one including, and this search is helping me a lot. I didn't drop my bike during the last 5 months. Of course this was happening with bike in a very low speed, by doing mistakes also mentioned on this movie. So, now I keep training... training, to improve. Thanks for your video.

[@fxlrsaz6363]

Lack of knowledge! Best description ever

[@grumpygabe6035]

probably one of the most relaxing instructional videos I've ever watched

[@SCFoster]

Great video. Had the good fortune to get instruction from a Denver Highway Patrol teacher back in the early 90's. Same points you made (as if they would be different). Used to operate the live TV camera bikes for sporting events including the Olympics. Had to be able to do U-Turns and tight circles with a cameraman standing up on the back passenger pegs. Even got him to lean to the outside of the turn to get as tight as possible. Hard to explain to people that leaning far over is your friend and keeps the turning circle small. Again, great video and thanks for sharing.

[@mathewmccarthy9848]

Amazing that you put these YT videos out for free. Thank you!

[@akaitsmedre]

You are suppose to subscribe, that's how he makes a few bucks

[@mathewmccarthy9848]

@@akaitsmedre Oh. Didn't know. That's cool. Thanks for letting me know.

[@niteshshah6548]

You are truly a BOSS, your advice is like a Bible of Motorcycle Riding. God Bless. Thanks a Ton.

[@theloverofmisunderstooddogs]

I'm so thankful for your videos because I just started riding a week ago and I didn't know about counter turning and almost drove off the road until I saw a video of yours and now learning to use the friction zone through the turn because I was going over the lines

[@ChristosBassCovers]

Bravo MM ... good final stop procedure

[@vinny2459]

You sure are awesome. 44 years old just bought my first bike and this is helping

[@Jimminicrickettt]

after 46 years on motorcycles, street for 38 years next month... I'm finally starting to work on my fear of right hand slow turns.. into my practices about 2 months now, almost got the pegs on my k1600 down now on BOTH sides! Thanks for the confidence boosters and techniques Jerry! You're a world of help to even the most seasoned riders!

[@gamersroost]

Every single video of yours has me in tears. "Down goes the motorcycle". You are a pure comedic genius and at the same time remind me of an Infantryman Drill Sgt.

[@jvera718]

Went from a sport bike 636 to Honda shadow and I almost dropped my bike the other day taking a turn from a stop. On the sport bike the shifting is nice and quick and I never used the friction zone. I’m glad I found your videos, this information is going to help me out a lot. You’re the man!

[@thomass789]

None of us are as good of a rider as we think we are. All of us have areas of riding that we can improve at. My dad use to say that as soon as you think you know EVERYTHING about ANYTHING, your about to learn the hard way that you can always learn SOMETHING more about EVERYTHING. Sounds like some Yogi Berra-ism mind twister, but the longer I go through life, the more I am shown that my dad was right. Stay humble and always be dedicated to improving your riding skills.

[@terryr_zappa8193]

Nothing better than fatherly advise.

[@howardjamespatterson4119]

Sounds like a wise man .

[@MrKellyak47]

You both are right.

[@dannymiller7187]

Always keep a humble students mind. Cocky know it all’s are always the ones who fall the hardest.

[@qman1434]

Amen brother!

[@josephbonds9697]

I just want to say that I really appreciate your videos. Just moved up from a 950 vstar to a ultra limited. Wow, what a difference. All of the little mistakes I made on the 950 became drops on the ultra. I found your videos and learned quite a lot. Thank you!

[@johndetwiler4569]

Great video. Lots of good information. Thank you for posting this.

[@leonardhadley3820]

Thanks for videos I just purchased a Harley-davidson Streetglide Special.Your videos have been really helpful I watch your videos and find a empty parking to try some of the things from the videos. I believe you are never to old to learn something new. Thanks

[@juliochingaling5824]

Thank you Jerry, another great video. I always learn something from you and I been riding since 1974. God bless and keep up the great helpful videos.

[@rusnsc7622]

Gosh Motorman this was one of your best vlogs to date IMHO. Trust me I have watched many of your videos/Vlogs. Thanks so much learned a lot from you guys.

[@motorman857]

You're welcome.

[@bobnelson2499]

Thank you for this. I just bought a new Electra Glide and this will sure help.

[@dickous2]

Just subscribed. Been riding off and on for several years and I learn a ton from your vidoes. My son and I will be watching and practicing. Thank you.

[@motorman857]

You're welcome!

[@lookn0ver]

I always appreciate happening on to your videos. You can’t mention the ride like a pro course enough. If you’ve been riding as long as myself This course changes everything you thought you knew and how you once did things before landing on the course. The tips are pure gold even for the most seasoned rider. Even when I got interested in I got interested in riding smaller cc scooters as a challenge these tips made me king of the road. Goldwings VTX1800 Vento50 Honda Helix Honda Reflex then back up to Vulcan800 didn’t matter the lessons are the same. Where you look is where you go , Don’t drag your foot and many many great pieces of straight forward advice. Any biker worth his meddle knows and respects the MOTORMAN.👍🏼👍🏼🤝

[@motorman857]

Thank you.

[@chrisherman7531]

Jerry. Another excellent video. I practice my clutch/ throttle technique and haven't dropped my bike since using these tips you give. Thank you for sharing your experience. Ride safely and thank you !!

[@danburgess1514]

Anyone who drops their bike is a total idiot

[@daltonfox1]

Sold my first bike, 98. 883 in 2016 and getting a 2013 switchback Friday after not riding since. Definitely loving these videos to refresh things before I ride back. Wish I knew about this channel in 2013 when I first started. Great work

[@benpadilla157]

Thanks jerry great video an great advice thanks for all your information just makes me wanna keep on practicing an practicing take care

[@rickdff62]

I bought and practiced with your videos and it's a great feeling being able to roll up to a bike meet without dropping it or worrying about dropping it. I also used to plan my rides to avoid certain, streets, intersections, turns, etc due to fear of dropping it. I still practice weekly but I have so much more confidence. Thanks!

[@run2thefight]

Me too brother and it’s Hell when I’m a hill and needing to take a hard right or left These videos have definitely helped my confidence

[@anthonyscott16]

This, like all of them, is a great lesson. I never dropped my bike, largely because of lessons from Jerry such as this. Have a great day!

[@danburgess1514]

Hope that’s a about to change braggart

[@murder5000]

I appreciate this video. I'm gonna sub and hit the bell and go watch more of your past videos. I'm new back in riding. It's been years so this is a big help. Thank you

[@billgraham4630]

You are absolutely correct, I have used all of these techniques over the many years I have been riding learned through errors I've made but once you figure it out you can ride any motorcycle without dropping your bike . Great video!

[@michaelpolissky]

One time I laid my bike down when it was brand new was coming out of the gas station and a friend in front of me started to take off and then decided to stop to let the cars pass...I was already in motion with the bars turned to the right and grabbed my front brake, the bike and I went down...embarrassing yes, but I learned what not to do and your video describes my experience perfectly...thanks for sharing, wish I'd watch it before I dropped it!

[@angelm006]

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[@gakali123]

Great tips here, thanks. The "riding the clutch through the friction zone" concept made more sense to me once I was told that it was ok due to the fact that bike clutches operate wet, in oil and are therefore completely different than car clutches which operate dry, speaking from the mechanical aspect. Also fascinating how the increased engine rpm momentum acts like a gyroscope to help keep the bike upright, as the spinning wheels do at higher speeds.

[@motorman857]

The increased engine speed DOES NOT create a gyroscopic affect. That's an old wife's tale. Prove it to yourself by holding the bike up without the kickstand and revving the engine. Then let go and see if the bike falls over.

[@jangles55]

Watching this video is mesmerizing listening to that soft rumble makes me want to get back riding but not to be, well done!

[@bikerbrinrac]

Great video & good info. Even after years of riding big cruisers & lots of bike courses, I am always refining going around roundabouts & very tight corners / u-turns under slow speed with throttle, clutch & technique.

[@mr.solitude3352]

Hi, Jerry. Just want to take a quick moment to say "thank you" for your labor of love. Even though I've been riding for decades, I enjoy watching your vids religiously. You can't program your brain too much with the right software to help you enjoy riding to the max. And thanks to your able assistant and better half for contributing to your labor of love.

[@motorman857]

thank you, we appreciate it.

[@sinushkin]

@@motorman857 Thank you a lot! I have a question. Why don't you use turn signals? or your motorcycle has not appropriate lamp

[@danburgess1514]

Hi, Jerry, just wanted to do some gay ass kissing to make myself look like a total asshole…

[@petertrapani8701]

Great vlog Jerry Excellent. Be Cool Be Safe🏍🇺🇸

[@aw8992]

This guy knows his stuff and is one of the better instructional videos I have found! I’m a new rider and learning a lot on these. He just corrected a mistake I was making today which will help my turns greatly!

[@Liveharley1]

Great info, as always, i like to watch your videos as a reminder, plus I enjoy you cruising down the road while you teach very relaxing. Merry Christmas, see ya on the road.

[@johnnieguitar5724]

Great video---I never knew the difference between wet and dry clutch, and that friction zone slipping is ok for my Harley. I'll keep working on my dip turns. I also learned the the best way to stop with hands and feet. Finally, the slow-speed friction-zone dip turn on that roadway really opened my eyes up to what I need to be doing.Thank you !

[@johnhoffman3598]

As always good information Jerry, I was always taught to only put my left foot down your right foot is for the rear brake once in a while after I stop completely I put my right foot down but usually because the wind is pushing me around.

[@edwarner3826]

I always find it easier to complete the stop with the rear brake and put my left foot down only. There are exceptions, but this is generally the rule for me.

[@run2thefight]

Feels like I would drop my bike but it’s pretty heavy.

[@joymarshek7574]

Your video took me back to the 90’s for motorcycle school to get my license.. That was a great reminder. Your voice is so soothing to listen too. Great job! I’ll look forward to watching your videos. When I took the class at DMACC, I was able to lay the bike on it’s side and have the peg scrap the ground going through the sweet spot in a turn! Only one that could!! Need to get my bike up and running and enjoy my Harley. There’s nothing like a Harley between your legs!

[@davidgreve1081]

You are one of the best teachers there ever was! I mean that too. I could sit and watch your videos all day long and not get tired of them. That takes real skill to do that on your end. They're not only enjoyable , theyre so informative. I just. Want you to know just how great you are with your wisdom and its quite obvious just how much you enjoy this. Real Confidence.

[@danburgess1514]

Sounds like you want to sleep with the washed up old tool

[@tomm3260]

After 3 yrs and still can't pull up, turn or whatever he is having trouble with perhaps he should stop riding before he seriously hurts himself. Great tips.

[@axslinger99]

Take your bike to an empty parking lot, like a school on a weekend, and practice! As soon as I discovered Jerry, I spent a several hours working on, "slow racing", u-turns in two parking spaces, low speed circles, etc. Know your bike! It's a lot like playing a musical instrument, you will never know everything and you're never so good that you don't need to practice any longer. I see so many, "tough guys" on their tricked out Harley's who duck-walk the bike everywhere they go because they haven't a clue how to maneuver it at low speeds.

[@garywebb4244]

I have so much to learn your videos rock! I had no knowledge of the friction zone, my Harley is so different from smaller bikes.

[@slimdudeDJC]

Yep, that's me Jerry. Old Shaky Britches u-turning!! 'Fast duck-walking' on the 180's, trembling the whole time! Solid reminders for me. Bike's in the shop but soon as I get it back, I'm back in the saddle practicing circles again. Thanks much for the info!!!

[@whendashow6935]

It's reassuring to hear at places like Bike Week if you drop your bike everyone helps instead of pointing and laughing and throwing beer cans at you

[@johnnybravo3612]

Yeah, no need to feel embarrassed. People all make mistakes, and if someone hasn’t then they are fortunate but not better than someone else.

[@3dougj]

Awesome video Jerry! Thank you.

[@docdonna489]

You're welcome.

[@rumblechick73]

@@docdonna489 Hey Donna, not sure if you remember me from the Women Riders forums and RSBS. Not riding anymore, but sure do miss it and never forgot what I learned from you and Jerry way back in the early days. Happy to see you two are still motoring along. Hope you're all doing well and having fun! ♥♥♥

[@docdonna489]

@@rumblechick73 Hi Girl!!! OMG! I sure do remember you!!!!!! I still have the weather Vane you gave to us all those years ago! I think of you often!

[@mortondavisproductions7578]

Awesome. Thank you, Jerry. I was using he brakes completely wrong and went down at a stop yesterday. Going to a parking lot today so i can put things in place. It's going to take a while to get my confidence up... but putting your teachings in place will get me there!

[@haroldhdknoxstreet-glide5331]

Just found Your channel today and I’m very happy about it…😎 I scratch my foot boards quite a bit still think I can definitely learn from You knowledge.

[@russellhorn6372]

This was a very great video

[@keithdubrow4953]

the cut scene of the god father was awesome, brought a smile and laugh.

[@johannacollins1130]

😂😂

[@JoseHernandez-lm3hs]

Hahahahaha Same

[@4711Express]

Cannot get the horses head out of my mind....

[@MrOsj14]

That's when I hit subscribe

[@kevinhall-realtorkellerwil7268]

Enjoy all of your videos and loved this one - very practical in terms of HOW to do the WHAT you always teach. Thanks

[@jeeperscreatures]

You`re the best !...I love watching your videos...I`m learning tons. ..Thanks Jerry

[@Gallow-X]

Your advice is priceless. Thank you a ton for it & I really appreciate it as well. Take care & best wishes. Same goes for anyone who comes across this comment. Cheers from Northern Canada ✌

[@motorman857]

Thanks Gallow X

[@steveross2280]

Glad I found your channel! Does that blinking green light ever go off?

[@greenidguy9292]

steve ross 5 months later and I was wondering the same thing.

[@wallywj4136]

Thanks for your free lesson classes this video made feel like a pro rider. Definitely I'll be learning every time its possible,because I would love to get my motorcycle one day.

[@dalecarpenter8828]

I did know how badly I rode until I saw your vids ! And I started riding in the 80s !

[@FSHSKainon]

I use the friction zone.. all the time at low speed and learning this has helped me alot !! on my Goldwing the rear brake, also works the front brake and I drag me rear brake so much getting better at the low speed.. I can crawl it pretty good.. can't lean more than 1/2 way, but getting there.

[@rvallenduuk]

I have two Wings, a 1000 and a 1200. The 1200 has that linked brake thing and I just can't get used to it! Like you said, I was taught to drag the rear brake for slow manoeuvres and that just doesn't work if one of the front discs is also dragging.

[@SPUDWRENCH]

Thank you Jerry for this (and other) videos. We can all use help in handling a big bike.

[@cin4195]

We can all use help in handling smaller bikes too :-) 1985 Honda Magna and I weigh a hundred 125 lbs . I find it top-heavy so it's very important that I know what I'm doing. Thank you for everything you do! Stay safe everyone!

[@tonymendestv]

Great video thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏼

[@ziyad345]

Sir you are a legend. Another wonderful video full of critical info. Thank you so much for your work

[@danburgess1514]

He’s a legend in his own mind and you’re a metrosexual tool

[@osseodent]

Motorcycle riding is the most compliant Coronavirus strategy 1) Use gloves 2) Your face is behind a clear plastic barrier 3) You speak thru an intercom 4) You keep more than 6 feet away from others 🤪🤪

[@ericverdin4130]

Nevertheless in Belgium the use of motorcycle is forbidden... Assuming that it is more dangerous than other transport media; I already ride motorcycle for more than 30 years making more or less 10.000 kms a year without any accident. Riding a bycicle is not forbidden... where is the error???

[@rogerbabbit8744]

🤪🤪😜😛😝😝🤪😝😛😜🤪😝😋

[@888WulfDog888]

@@ericverdin4130 belgium sounds like nazi germany.

[@jjs8046]

@@888WulfDog888 they cooperated closely back in the day.

[@Jamirish03]

It’s definitely what kept me sane during lockdown👍🏽

[@erikareott6610]

Thank u so much for this video this has helped me tremendously !

[@kellyroberts560]

Love your videos my riding brother…my son is learning to ride but I told him to watch your videos first before I start teaching him.

[@2manyspruces]

I used to ride a Yamaha YZ 250 when I was quite a bit younger, and was pretty darned good at it. Fast forward to today, some twenty five years later. I just bought a Yamaha 1300 tourer, and discovered that I know nothing about street riding, as the bike and conditions are so much different. Thanks for your informative videos. I’ve been watching one after another and will implement everything you are teaching me so that I can safely enjoy my new ride.