Weaving Is Easier Than You Think

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[@aaronnass611]

hey Eddie two week old rider here. You've thought me everything I know so far. I watch these videos and practice. Great going.

[@MotoJitsu]

thanks!!

[@brankopecatnik8756]

Thanks for what?? Lol

[@AcceleratingUniverse]

impressive that you can ride a bike at only 2 weeks old

[@DJO2Films]

@@brankopecatnik8756 he complemented him dumbass

[@JT-cloverbottomt]

Eddie...Your tips and McRiders have helped me a tremendous amount. Four days ago driving the wife’s H-D Fat Boy, cruising on I10 an 18 wheeler had a tire blow out. I had to use counter steering, weaving and emergency breaking all at the same time. Saved the bike and myself. Thank you! I don’t think I hit any of the pieces of tire, a few hit me but not the bike.

[@MotoJitsu]

Crazy! Stay away from those trucks!

[@JT-cloverbottomt]

Fast Eddie’s Motorcycle Fun I was trying to pass him I swear! I hate the bad air behind a semi.

[@jamesclark6949]

I've been watching your videos since I impulse bought my first bike in 2020 (Honda Shadow ACE 750) with no license, no street experience, or 2 wheel dirt experience. I have ridden quads and ATCs on sand dunes, however, I recognized that 2 wheel vehicles are fundamentally different when it comes to control and operation. Not to mention the variables introduced when street riding introduce a plethora of risk factors. I will say that I am grateful that your videos have instilled a healthy amount of fear and apprehension when it comes to street riding that made me "slow my roll" so to speak. It has encouraged me to respect the sport, practice, and take the beginner MSF course by Total Control because the danger is real. Much more practice and courses to come. Thank you!!

[@asatti]

to get the spanish motorbike license you need to complete a slalom at fast speed for time. from what i gather it doesnt take much to get a license in the US. also in europe you are restricted to about 47 hp for 2 years. very much enjoying your videos Eddie.

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks!

[@mateuszzawilo8193]

@@MotoJitsu Many your (great) safety videos contains maneuvers that are required to pass licence in EU. I don't know how it is in US, but fast slalom, slow tight slalom, tight figure eight, emergency breaking, avoiding obstacle must be performed before you move on to "city" part of exam. I'm refering to Poland, but I think it's common in whole EU.

[@MotoJitsu]

Mateusz Zawilo They’re in the courses here too....I’m just going more in depth. Just because something is in a course, doesn’t mean you mastered it. You have to do it thousands and thousands of times. I don’t care about what’s in a course or not in one, many of videos are how to do something...and the why behind it and more detailed than most courses :)

[@mateuszzawilo8193]

@@MotoJitsu That's for sure, owning a driving licence doesn't mean you can ride:) I've just heard that there are significant differences between US and EU course, but it looks like not so.

[@MotoJitsu]

Mateusz Zawilo we have a 2 day course, both days are broken up about the same. Classroom instruction for about 3 hours then riding all afternoon; same for day 2.

[@Bikerchick-dt8py]

Great advice! Thanks!

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome :)

[@anettedouglasdotter]

Thanks again, Greg! ❤ Instructive, as always - and with a great result after practising on my own! 👍✨️🙏

[@chetlovesamerica6783]

(best narrative )Your counter steering is well explained,even though most riders are doing it and don't know it ,(.the mathematics of counter steering ,braking ,and bike suspension is RIGHT ON !☆.THE MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTION YOU TAUGHT ME is holding the《 throttle steady》 while (PRACTICING),,EVEN WITH SMALL PRESSURE AT SLOW SPEEDS ON《 REAR BRAKE》 has helped me make tighter turns and swerving while keeping the bike straight up☆.《Thanks Eddie》, I encourage all my friends to study your videos,☆.YOU NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN SAFTY.(8yrs,old,,bridgstone 50cc,),,57 now.3to 500 milesaday easy on my 2007 1300R VTX,(carb.)♡-Your videos improved my riding skills to a safer level enough to be asked where I learned to ride ,,I reply ,in a parking lot whiff Eddie!..lol☆《,I want a tee shirt ,XL,,you make long sleeve?.THANKS EDDIE FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO!☆PEACE Bro.☆

[@MotoJitsu]

Thank you so much!!

[@flyingjudgement]

While preparing for my theory, I put in 1000 km yesterday in my new bycikle i been practicing this, slow speed, relearning proper breaking with a foot brake plus a front break. I got inspired by your video 3 weeks ago. Thanks I become so much faster and safer on a bycikle, cant wait to start my motorcycle calss in August. I hope theory going well.

[@Dohrann]

Loving the videos, your basically the only learning vids i watch now, so informative and helpful keep doing you :D. The PoV cam was awesome, gopro in the future possibly?

[@MotoJitsu]

Thank you!

[@cantshutmedwn]

That was quick! Thanks!

[@MotoJitsu]

Quick and easy! lol

[@piggysister01]

I've practised slow slalem but never thought of practising faster cones like that (though I do hazard avoidance practice regularly round the MANY drain covers in the centre of my local roads). Now added to my practice list. P.S. I did enjoy "20mph minimum" right next to the 5mph markings😁.

[@MotoJitsu]

nice!! :)

[@boseisgood]

I like this example video of how to practice a specific skill. Great video, thanks.

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome!

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

Dang bro! That was awesome. That’s fast. Practice practice practice

[@MotoJitsu]

;)

[@Valks-22]

Hey Eddie on another video someone commented about you doing some videos while riding and commenting which you said would be bad for both taking your mind off riding and focusing on explanations. I was thinking if maybe you could film some of your city/rural rides and comment on the footage later it would be interesting to hear and see your thoughts and reasoning when you ride as to where you are looking/focusing on what road conditions, drivers, objects etc. Just how you adapt your riding to certain conditions. I used to do this with some friends while we were really into cycling (esp. In the city) and we took into consideration how and what people do, pedestrian and tram traffic lights as indocators, cars, people or bikes swerving to avoid something yet unseen for us and similar; everyone had their own system. (Fun fact from those days: the people most prone to just turning suddenly into bike/tram lanes or wherever are those with baby strollers - usually stroller first with no checking)

[@MotoJitsu]

Well I don't have a microphone and I wouldn't remember what it was in hindsight....plus if I were to do that...there are endless things I pick up, not just with my eyes, hearing, smell, vibrations, etc that I couldn't possibly explain to why I do what I do when I ride...maybe I'll make a video of me going down one of my favorite roads to see the feedback but I don't think it'll do much good.

[@Valks-22]

Fast Eddie’s Motorcycle Fun true there is a lot to consider while at it. Anyways if you ever get around to doing one i'm sure it will be as interesting and insightful as others - keep up the good work!

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks! I'll try it but it won't be me talking at all or doing any voice over...just me riding.

[@chrissimpson9754]

Thanks Eddie I get what your saying and i think I do it but I'm gonna make sure I actually do and practice this . Cheers

[@MotoJitsu]

Let me know how it goes!

[@michaellomazzo7776]

Thanks Eddie always fully explain everything and your videos are great thanks again

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome!

[@vidardear]

Good vid as always eddie! Every so often while i'm out riding i get this little eddie woice in my head :) Usually asking...do you really need to be going this fast right now? Thx Eddie!! You probably saved a bunch of times already. And yes. i do practice. Greetings from Norway and keep the vids coming

[@MotoJitsu]

Awesome!!

[@JJ-SH]

Love the irony - saying 20mph minimum right where it says 5mph on the ground.

[@MotoJitsu]

Yup

[@mrnice2994]

This was part of my test for the A motorcycle license in EU. It is rare that you show some skill that I kinda already have. Haha! I learned how to slow speed U-turn from your channel! Kudos!

[@MotoJitsu]

:)

[@thenakedape55555]

Yes I'm doing this as part of my practice drill. Thanks

[@MotoJitsu]

you're welcome

[@alveehawak2862]

Damn bro, all of your videos are so knowledgable taught me lots of things :D

[@Gakk13]

That's cool! It's like in slalom ski racing (snow) the first thing that should pass the gate (pole) is your inside hand, push it forward. It also squares up your shoulders in the direction of travel.

[@MotoJitsu]

:)

[@jaestix1650]

Great video! I had issues doing the “cone weave” in my MTC, but this video is a lot of help. I will make sure to practice. Thanks

[@MotoJitsu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jaestix1650]

MotoJitsu® Hey MotoJitsu, wanted you let you know I passed my course and I’m all good to ride legally now. With the help from my instructors as well as your videos, I was able to pass my Skill Evaluation with flying colors!! Again, thank you for your vids, and see you out there.

[@MotoJitsu]

@@jaestix1650 Congrats!!!

[@jaestix1650]

MotoJitsu® thanks!

[@unwrangler11]

You are an amazing rider!

[@kakes1012]

Damn man you are so fluid on that bike. It will take time for me to get there.

[@adamovicius]

its one of excercises for motorcycle drivers licence in Poland ,there is 3 cones 7 meters (20ft) apart and you need to keep avg speed at least 30km/h (20mph)

[@vesselint6021]

Thanks for the lesson. I was wondering if you have or if you can make a video about the suspension. How to adjust it for safer riding when you are heavier or lighter. You mention in a lot of videos that its important for safety

[@MotoJitsu]

I would say take your bike to a shop that knows how to do it...it would be way too long of a video to do that, plus you need others to help you do it, can't be done yourself...only thing you can do yourself is adjust the rebound if you know how. If you want to do it yourself, read the suspension chapters in Total Control Ed. 2 by Lee Parks, it tells you exactly how to do it.

[@amotorcyclerider3230]

Awesome! Eddie is God sent. His explanation is precise and perfect. I want to see him do this on a Triumph Street cup. I am a bit hesitant to try this out and often cannot make it when I try to practice..

[@MotoJitsu]

thanks!! The bike does. not. matter.

[@amotorcyclerider3230]

Boss, thanks !!!!

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome!

[@antonioleon3373]

Great video, this is what I need to practice.

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks!

[@14Freedom2]

Well I must tell you it works well, I left home today @ 6:30 practiced for over an hour in a mall packing lot before stores opened :)

[@MotoJitsu]

Sweet!

[@AngelsRapture]

Really anyone who tries counter steering will love it! Lately on the pretty much straight roads coming to and from work. I just use it to quickly switch lanes, or trying to pick out something on the road as my object to avoid or get around. Instead of some actual object. Though the sod trucks do throw off a few bits now and then. Just haven't had and actual pieces to avoid. Not doing this drill at lower speeds, doing it at my commute speeds which would be 65-70. It is pretty amazing how fast the process works. I don't have LA type traffic to contend with on my trips to and from work. I can do this drill without drawing any attention. Thanks Eddie for the encouragement! Though you freaked me out by trying to grab an iphone out of someones hand at speed. Sure hope you have one wicked case on that thing!

[@MotoJitsu]

I was going like 5 mph!! lol

[@AngelsRapture]

5 mph! I've seen folks drop their phone taking it from someone standing right next to them at 0 mph. Just saying, your iphone is primary video it would suck to drop it sans a great case. The folks at supcase on amazon make a few very affordable and tough cases.

[@MotoJitsu]

I have a case on it and I wasn't going to drop it.

[@timh5653]

I have to go buy some traffic cones.

[@MotoJitsu]

Or just borrow some! lol

[@chasz3776]

Motorman suggested cutting tennis balls in half and using those...

[@MrSparker95]

Thanks for the video, it helped me a lot. Exact same maneuver is part of an exam here.

[@MotoJitsu]

Glad it helped!

[@simpleman5583]

Can you, in fact, use counter steering for a 12 foot cone weave at slow speed? Another video of your suggests, yes. I'm working on the slow cone weave, and direct steering...

[@NotSure416]

Weaving is my favorite thing to do on a motorcycle. Motorists around me probably think otherwise. Have fun and stay safe. That's what's it all about.

[@MotoJitsu]

sure is fun instagram.com/motojitsuclub/

[@rozaliafalcon3631]

Definitely enjoyed the content

[@MotoJitsu]

thanks!

[@8kilosunderyep877]

My man Eddie doing everything by the book 👍👌 the subs are going up cause the content is very good no bullshit straight to the business ✌️all this content will save your life if you practice

[@MotoJitsu]

thank you!!

[@bubsiesiegel]

Hi Greg, If possible. Can you do a video on how you would encounter road work on the highway? I encountered a section where it was ground up and then it went to paved. The problem was. The paved section was raised a few inches. I slowed down as much as I could and hit it as straight as possible. It worked, but still was scary as all get out for me. Also congrats on almost 20k subs!

[@MotoJitsu]

Mmmm any types of bumpy things (railroad tracks, construction) I just stand up a little bit and let the suspension and my legs do the work :)

[@bubsiesiegel]

Fast Eddie’s Motorcycle Fun yeah I did the best I could. Kept the bike up instead of down hahahaha. Its just the tires are so rounded on the edges it makes it a little spooky. I guess this is the point where you say practice makes progress....er perfect 😄

[@MotoJitsu]

Practice makes permanent....perfect practice makes perfect :)

[@smiley50ish]

I use the white lines on a quiet road in the uk (in the dry) .

[@MotoJitsu]

that's always fun

[@rajitdosanjh1533]

Any tips for not twisting the throttle when weaving? I keep accelerating!

[@AngelsRapture]

Almost at 20K!!!

[@MotoJitsu]

Lol maybe by the morning? I'm going to upload a video tomorrow about How to Swerve...I think it'll be really good! May also record a couple videos too.

[@IsaacLivingston0001]

Pulling is very effective for those that are still learning

[@MotoJitsu]

Which ever works best for you is best for you.

[@irishrider7324]

ANOTHER excellent video!!!!!

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks!

[@MarkKoekenbakker]

A small cultural difference between Europe and the US is that in Europe we like to see each other's eyes and sunglasses like you wear them are actually a no go.

[@andylake2598]

Very useful vid Fast E 📼👍 Perhaps you can mount a cam🎥 or multiple cams on your bike to give us a view of what you see and what you are doing 👍

[@MotoJitsu]

I have a helmet cam :) didn't want to use it for this video..

[@markodraganic4027]

Love your work mate! Have been riding a cruiser for a couple of years now and am still feeling like I have tons of things to work on and your videos are fantastic. Not sure if you have touched on the subject again, but what are your thoughts of wearing a backpack whilst riding? I wear a 'school' type of bag almost every day (lunch, phone, wallet etc) but am not sure if I should invets in some saddle bag or if I should be ok? Greetings from down under!

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks! I have a video about what I carry around in my top case and I talk about a backpack! I'll be uploading it in a few days :)

[@markodraganic4027]

Thanks mate. Keep up the good work!

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome!

[@cheeseballs3825]

I don't need cones. I live in Michigan. Swerving around potholes is all the practice I need. 😂

[@omegapsi847]

Take notes boys, the boss has shown how it's done. Good tutorial as always Eddie, thx. As you said, it is always good to practise and improve yourself and by doing tutorials you not only transfer know-how, you also deepen your own knowledge by teaching someone else. teaching is the ultimate and best way to master anything

[@MotoJitsu]

Agree!

[@Annieswaney]

Yep that was a while ago

[@sagarkafle9259]

the best part about these videos is there are no cuts

[@MotoJitsu]

Pros and cons to everything

[@transchristine]

Well Eddie, love your channel and your bike and even your haircut so i tried the same doo, and i look like crap. Not too worry still going to keep thumbs up and subscribing.

[@MotoJitsu]

hahaha

[@tinamorrison8850]

You are a great teacher, thank you!! Lol, I think you should treat yourself to a Go Pro

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks! I have one :)

[@bosomofvictory]

Helmet mounted camera views would be awesome. Maybe a go pro or other action camera investment? Thanks again for the good instruction.

[@MotoJitsu]

I have one and did videos from that perspective ;)

[@bosomofvictory]

Fast Eddie’s Motorcycle Fun cool, I will have to look back and find some of those videos. Last day of MSF course tomorrow and I am honestly more excited to just go practice in a lot by myself more than anything thanks to you.

[@MotoJitsu]

Lol they can only teach so much in so much time...yes, that's the main idea, learn what you can and then put in the work to practice! Tell your fellow classmates about me :)

[@salahshami8793]

Great video from great instructions My best greeting

[@MotoJitsu]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dewaynemartin6649]

Thanks again fast Eddie for the tip 👍🏽, now, give me that bike 😮 lol

[@MotoJitsu]

You're welcome

[@zuzana6932]

Hi Greg, could you please help me clarify with one thing. You mentioned you keep your body still, during this exercise. However, when going through a curve in a higher speed, when you use counter steering, you would suggest to lean your body so you don't have to lean the bike that much, because if something gets in the way it is easier to straighten the bike. So in which situations would you recommend to start "adding" the body position as well? I'm not talking about any racing or "knee down for fun". Normal driving situations.

[@MotoJitsu]

If I'm going through a faster turn, I lean my upper body only into it...this is just weaving, I don't move my body.

[@Dr4g0nW00d]

Cops : Are you, drunk sire Me : Shut Up and Practice

[@MotoJitsu]

lol!

[@friendcisco]

dam so this is an experienced rider

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks for watching & commenting! ❤️Check out MotoJitsu.com for the links to my app, books, merch, discounts, etc. 👍🏼

[@phillipsciano979]

When you say push left.. are you turning the steering or just pushing the weight,?

[@MotoJitsu]

Just push forward on the bar in the direction you want to go, 1 min of practice and you’ll understand

[@bluegtturbo]

Thank you for this. I've just started practising and the counter steering concept is proving counterintuitive to me... I'm slow riding less than 5km per hour and just steering normally. So this changes at higher speeds?!

[@jadonx]

He said 20mph minimum speed. I'm a rusty rider and on my first ride drifted wide a bit by not countersteering on my brothers bike. I need practice.

[@janenosv]

Awesome drill Mr! Quarterback drops back & hands off too fast Eddie he jukes left, he jukes right touchdown baby!!!!

[@MotoJitsu]

hahahaha

[@auslander4415]

Very informative video! Going to practice it next time! Where can I buy t-shirt with this exactly print?

[@MotoJitsu]

Thanks! teespring.com/stores/fast-eddie-gear

[@auslander4415]

@@MotoJitsu yes, thanks, I saw this link. But I cannot find a t-shirt with this exact print there.

[@MotoJitsu]

Probably doesn't exist anymore.

[@auslander4415]

@@MotoJitsu sad ;)

[@atgsat]

Pulsing headlight. Is that standard on BMW or aftermarket?

[@MotoJitsu]

atgsat it’s not flashing, that’s just the frequency of the light and the phones attempt of recording it.

[@ernestorobledo263]

Fast Eddie's Motorcycle Fun..... you need to apply WD-40 on your windshield

[@MotoJitsu]

Would that help? I've tried everything so far.

[@vickyrodriguez9255]

I do this. I don’t understand it but it works.

[@MotoJitsu]

I have 3 videos on counter steering

[@frozenmaks3544]

I am watching it with my son (9), he wonders, how did he do that weave!

[@MotoJitsu]

Practice

[@frozenmaks3544]

@@MotoJitsu thanks, we enjoyed your video! Cheers!

[@Ronbassettphd]

Since I don't have any traffic cones I really like the idea of putting down water bottles! Easy to transport in my saddlebags and inexpensive! Prediction of high winds tomorrow which will encourage me to go to the vacant parking lot rather than fight the breezes on the back roads. I sure hope you keep making these videos as I learn something from each

[@MotoJitsu]

Whatever you can use!

[@dragos763]

Hi. Can you show us a slalom at low speed with the cones in line, a bike length apart. Please. I'm taking the course for Moto license and I kind of have a problem with this exercise.

[@MotoJitsu]

I have many videos with weaves...including all my belt demonstrations on my website MotoJitsu.com

[@markyoung9027]

talkin about weavy ya ada c roise gabrielle ch. hallerious

[@brankopecatnik8756]

So when u do cone weaves, do u counter steer?? Im confused do u steer or counter steer?? Branko

[@MotoJitsu]

you always counter steer for any corner

[@bersigil4633]

That was fast... but not hectic... I just realized, what I always did wrong: I should have gone for "more fluent" instead of "faster" with my hands.

[@MotoJitsu]

:)

[@fingerscrossed2317]

Ohhhh, i thought that it was about how to say hello👋🤚 on the motorcycle, can't you make a video of that ?🤓

[@MotoJitsu]

What?

[@fingerscrossed2317]

@@MotoJitsu to wave 👋

[@CaliDad619]

I just bought a Duke 200. Can you meet me at sesame to give me a few tips ?????? I’d meet up with you at the parking lot after hours in the parking lot if possible

[@BobThePirateEUW]

in the Netherlands it's a requirement to do more or less this for your license itself, hit it with 35 no slowing down so they're kind of telling you to hold it steady but prefer if you constantly speed up, start in a straight line from the traffic cones and end in a straight line again i believe the cones are a tiny bit closer to each other as well.... when i started doing it i just thought screw it it's kinda fun, after a while it just got a bit tedious and then you finally hit the road and are so bloody thankful for having had all those annoying special manoeuvres which really suck because you had to do them in one specific manner but after you spend an evening thinking about it they all made sense (don't get me wrong, even though i still practice them on evenings when I'm not wanting to ride far but just want to do some riding, i hate doing it in the "exam" manner but just doing them the way that feels natural is fun.) eitherway, thanks for the video it's fun to watch these at work, and sometimes give me great ideas for different traffic cone setups!

[@MotoJitsu]

Awesome!

[@monzerhazim8575]

Nice

[@MotoJitsu]

😁👌🏼

[@LoveHandlesss]

Interesting but you need a helmet cam to make it more understandable.

[@MotoJitsu]

I have one but didn't want to do it for this.

[@TheWolfmanG]

If I'm driving behind a bike and he's weaving for no reason, is he just practicing or does it have meaning?

[@MotoJitsu]

No idea

[@kosdaf7704]

isnt that the opposite? u push left to turn right and push right to turn left?

[@MotoJitsu]

push left, go left MotoJitsu.com for my App, books, merch, affiliate links, etc.

[@rogergaard]

Hi. Why do you lean opposite way bike lean? I thought you should lean with the bike?

[@MotoJitsu]

I don't lean at all while swerving.

[@rogergaard]

I clearly see you lean opposite way bike lean, is that best? I have learned to lean with the bike..what is best/correct?

[@MotoJitsu]

I'm not doing anything...the bike is leaning away from me...it just looks like that. If you push hard and fast, the bike will do all the work for you. Go out and actually do this and see for yourself. I just stay still and let the bike lean away. This is how you swerve..I'm not doing a cornering drill, there's no time during swerving, this is an emergency.

[@toddbirge2800]

hello you need to open your own school on motorcycle riding.you have the ability to put in layman's terms.and the ability to demonstrate it aswell.well done

[@MotoJitsu]

Maybe one day! First things first! Need to get more supports and people sharing my videos in order to quit my job and head out on the Fast Eddie's Tour!

[@MotoJitsu]

@Lenny saint Me too! lol

[@MuZzE1780]

Bob and weave boys

[@MotoJitsu]

lol

[@justinm.3594]

You have a chin mount for your GoPro but you are shooting your camera super complicated.

[@NAJErEa91]

Nobody: ABSOLUTELY Nobody: Not a single soul: Fast Eddie: @5:03 🤣

[@MotoJitsu]

hhaha

[@NiKoNicou]

Everyone must Know how to do this to pass the license in france ...

[@MotoJitsu]

Here too....so?

[@eddiekent1997]

Thank you From Eddie Spaghetti

[@MotoJitsu]

:) MotoJitsu.com for my new app, books, merch, affiliate links, discounts, etc.

[@Bes1997_]

Don’t mind me, just needing this: 2:00

[@vinsenity777]

mmm nice 😊

[@MotoJitsu]

instagram.com/motojitsuclub/

[@user-xy7le4nb1p]

Bro, atleast at some point in ur life, have u ever Dropped ur bike while doing that?

[@MotoJitsu]

not during a weave, no MotoJitsu.com for my new app, books, merch, affiliate links, etc.

[@alexvirola864]

That bike makes me want pizzA

[@MotoJitsu]

Me too!

[@jasonleung5008]

Could I still get this t-shirt? 1 want 10 of it please.

[@jasonleung5008]

thank you for teaching me so much.

[@citylightz2605]

man u need a new head cam

[@MotoJitsu]

Eh my GoPro Mount still works :)

[@rachellevanderwyst3461]

You have to really really really lean.

[@Jeff82556]

Couldn't see your hands/grips area during the video starting roughly at 7:10 of the demonstration. Your camera is zoomed in too close for us to observe you actually pushing (assuming you are indeed pushing) on the handlebars. The beginning earlier video recording was simply recorded from too far away (tripod?) to be able see any movement of your hands or handlebars. Out of all the many videos I've watched of yours (subscribed a long ago), this one was visually (videographically speaking ) the least helpful. ALL your hard work is greatly appreciated though - even if you aren't perfect. (still a thumbs-up)

[@MotoJitsu]

The bike wouldn't go through the weave if I didn't push, no need to assume anything. Best part is, who cares about this video...go set it up and practice yourself, that's more important.