You NEED to Watch Before Riding - Squids BEWARE!

Squids BEWARE! This video might make you upset to hear...
But the hard truth is motorcycles ARE dangerous and there are things you can do to ride safer.
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[@georgefletcher9314]

Loud pipes don’t save you but it definitely helps make you more noticeable.

[@csolivais1979]

Maybe in certain low speed situations, but not nearly as much ah higher speeds that people think they do.

[@RebelCowboysRVs]

Helps with deer. Straight pipes, I never even see deer. On my quiet bike, a deer about every 20 miles crosses my path. Living in the mountains my whole life an I never got close to hitting a deer. On my quite bike the other day I missed one by inches.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Agreed

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

Most of the time the sound isn't heard in advance as you think.....as bike propels forward sound is carried rearward.

[@SinOjOs-Transport]

Loud pipes, people will hopefully hear you when you are in their blind spots. Does not matter the speed.

[@msims1250]

Thank you for this video. On July 29th, my oldest stepson, who has been riding off and on for about 2 years, was involved in a hit and run accident on his motorcycle, a Honda Rebel 300. He was northbound, and a westbound 2011 black Dodge Charger blew through a stop sign, hit him, then fled the scene. He suffered multiple broken bones in his right foot, his pelvis is fractured, and he has a tear in his carotid artery. But, he is alive and I am so thankful. He is scheduled for surgery on his foot next week, and after that will likely need surgery to repair his carotid artery. The driver of the Charger has not been apprehended. My stepson was wearing regular blue jeans, but did have on a full-face helmet, steel toe work boots, a padded motorcycle jacket, and motorcycle gloves. His bike was totaled, and there were pieces of the Charger’s front end all over the road. Luckily, a man working in his shop heard all the noise, ran out and found my son in the ditch, and called 911. Normally we ride as a family-me, my wife, my oldest son, and my oldest stepson. It just so happened that he was riding solo that particular day. Again, thank you very much for this video.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thank you for sharing his story! I am thinking of you all. Hoping for a speedy recovery…. And to find the jackass who hit him! Justice needs to happen.

[@walterfechter8080]

Distracted car drivers, inexperienced riders, too much speed, reckless riding, booze/dope -- all factors which contribute to bike accidents. Don't let down your guard when you get closer to home base. I've known of two bike/car accidents which happened close to the rider's home. I started riding on the street in 1968. I quit riding in 1990. I witnessed a buddy die. Stay sober and safe out there. Angels all around ya! 😇🙏 Thanks, Beth. -- W in Cleveland.

[@stevealker7316]

Great video beth. There are so many things that can go wrong when we ride and all we can do is try to minimise the chance of a crash. Speed is a common factor in motorcycle accidents in the uk, although speed does not kill, the impact does. The higher the speed the bigger the impact. There is a youtube video called david's story. I watch that from time to time, helps me remember how easy fatal accidents happen. Nice too, about the first aid, vitally important to know, at least the basics, of what to do. Not many of you guys put videos out about rider safety, which is a shame. Are you planning on more safety videos?

[@jodiac]

I LOVE seeing this from you! Videos about safety and in general motorcycle safety is incredibly important and seeing some of the more laid back content creators talking about this stuff is so great for the community.

[@holisecleveland2859]

Very informative and appreciated PSA. I first started riding in the mid 60's in and around Independence and Kansas City Missouri long before cell phones. Every day was another test in survival. Then and now, even if you had revolving lights and a very loud horn, people just don't use good judgement and safe skills to look out for other cars and trucks let alone motorcycles. Thank you. By the way your hair is looking Great!

[@ravengrady278]

Thanks for sharing the video Beth…I was on my way to Ohio a couple of years ago…was on a two lane road slowing down to turn into a gas station…I had a semi behind me not paying attention…he was flying up behind me…ended up sliding my bike off the road to avoid getting rear ended…thank goodness I had my full face helmet on with my other gear…thankfully I only dislocated my thumb….bike was good to ride back home…could have been a lot worse….SO IMPORTANT to be a defensive rider.

[@harleyvulcancobra4.619]

Defensive driving is definitely the most important part of riding a motorcycle! I always assume that every car I see pulling up to the road is going to pull out in front of me or others cars that might merge into my lane on multiple lane roads or cars that are turning left might just turn in front of me! I have had some close calls but assuming the worst is going to happen has saved me quite a few times! I do not speed,to many police cars on the road nowadays and even unmarked police cars that you don’t expect until it’s to late! I sure don’t want a speeding ticket and have my insurance increase,plus paying a fine! Great video! Ride safe and I wish you and yours good health and happiness! 😎👍😁

[@upchuckchops]

The Harley Rider Academy was the BEST $400 I’ve ever spent. I could ride before, but I left realizing how much I didn’t know. That helped me ride within my limits and I still practice what I learned 10 ish years later.

[@jimeckenrode1271]

Beth, this is the perfect information that riders should be aware of I have never seen anything this detailed in my long life. Great job.

[@eggheadrocks8224]

you rock Beth!!! and you did a great job with this video, it was real and didn't sound like a safety Susan lecture like a lot of others do. you gave your own experiences and spoke real to us. keep the shiny side up and ride on sister !!!

[@panheadfred1389]

Beth. I've been riding for 55 years. I've had a few accidents too. My old man told me when I was 13 yrs old and rode my first bike that always ride like everyone is out to get you because they are. Always know who and what is around you at all times. keep your head on a swivel. If someone is about to make a left hand turn in front of you make eye contact with them. be sure they see you.

[@KeViNMCMXXCIX]

Some people need to hear this. Well done for making this video and sharing it and put it to notice. As a European rider, we got trained and prepared quite well to be able to obtain the license. It's even in the law. I know America is less strict with this. Riding is not only using common sense and control. But also you can't control everything even if you are vigilant and ride defensively. I does increase you overall safety and well being of course. If you are visible you do increase the odds of people seeing you earlier. A bike has a horn, when in doubt use it. Rev bombing can help cause it's sound as well but a horn works as well. But don't go angry cause havock to other people or the car or whatever they in. Big chance that will turn against you, so also unnecessary. I know it's a reaction but still. Also gear does help with being able to survive an accident or even have less of a recovery due through the wounds etc. But phones, alcohol, drugs so yes also weed, speed, inexperienced riding whether in a car or on the bike is a big no. Hence I am not a big fan, of all the big tablets and camera's with sensor in the car which distract people as well.

[@kjdwashere]

I know you’ll catch a lot of crap for elements of this video but you did the right thing in posting it. Thank you for trying to help save lives.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

I appreciate that!

[@invictusunum4808]

I had a cousin who suffered a traumatic brain injury while crashing a motorcycle without wearing a helmet. He spent the next 20+ years in and out of nursing homes. His short-term memory was gone, could barely walk or speak. Often needed help feeding himself. His last few years, he spent entirely in a wheelchair. He just recently passed away due to that injury. So whenever i hear about guys saying "You gotta die of something" when asked why they dont wear helmets - I try to explain that when it comes to crashing your bike, some fates are worse than death.

[@HeathenMotoLife]

A trauma kit is a MUST have, especially for long trips. The Law Abiding Biker has one geared for motorcyclists on their website.

[@trishschofield7808]

23 yrs in Ems, I would recommend an Israel bandage. CPR- you can carry a mouth barrier. Good job on this video. ❤

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thanks for those tips!!

[@AsmodeusT]

It's so strange to me as a rider from the UK. I don't know a single person who drinks and drives/rides, who doesn't wear a helmet (it's the law), who doesn't at a minimum wear a motorcycle jacket. When I see the craziness going on in the US sometimes, it makes my mind boggle. I love the video Beth ❤.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thank you so much for watching. Maybe those across the pond are just generally higher IQ’d people. Hahaa

[@Sherry-jx9hs]

This is great information. Hopefully people will watch it and learn something

[@hippyonaharley8502]

Firstly, well done for a great vid Beth. After 45 years of riding im sure that every other road user is trying to kill me. Defensive riding is my way of staying alive. Also I rarely ride in a pack. The show boaters in group riding are possibly my worst nightmare. Just an observation, but I feel I am noticed more on my harley than on my klr.

[@eggheadrocks8224]

it is very VERY VERY important to stay hydrated when riding. We were on a poker run down here in southern alabama two summers ago, it was one of those 99 degrees in the shade type of summer days. this young Kat riding with us had been doing shots at every bar stop, about 3/4 through the run he was at the light and just fell over dead, basically cooked from the inside. it might feel like the wind is cooling you, but the wind and the sunshine will act as an air fryer.....drink that H2O!!!

[@Abimelech75]

I would definitely suggest taking a riders' safety course. Ironically, I learned to ride on a sport bike on State Route 666 in Zanesville, Ohio. I made it 23 years before my first accident.

[@cybrnathan]

You have a lot of dudes who forget they're not Valentino Rossi when they get on their bikes and automobile drivers are more distracted than ever by their phones or just not paying attention in general anymore.

[@darkiee69]

Be visible! Have a reflective vest on your bike for night time riding, be alert at dusk and dawn, especially if you have the sun in your back. Yes, black is a cool color on you gear, but it makes you more or less invisible. And there's continuation courses out there, both for intermediate and advanced riders, take one.

[@georgefletcher9314]

You definitely have to ride with your head on a swivel. I almost got clipped by a Subaru that had nos and blew by me at a stop light. The light was red and he blew through it..

[@PotatoeJoe69]

The Eduard Stepzee fella was on a different planet or something. Didn't even touch the brake lever until he was like 10 feet away

[@gilbertomeza3871]

Thank you for this informative video, iam in the works on purchasing a 1997 softail soon and be part of the motorcycle community can’t wait to ride my own ride and experience some new adventures and having some fun along the way. Thank you again for this informative video will be taking the proper precautions and classes to be a safe rider. Love your content keep it up and keep your two wheels spinning, stay adventurous and most of stay safe out there lot of crazies four wheelers 😇🤟✌️

[@Mortikaismiles]

Nicely done! Well researched. Well presented!

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thank you kindly!

[@kurtinfl]

I disagree with the idea that motorcycles are "more dangerous" than other vehicles, but it's only a matter of semantics. Riding a motorcycle is as safe as operating any other vehicle unless you crash. What is true is that you're more vulnerable, more vulnerable to injury and the elements which makes it extra important to utilize the necessary skills and use proper protective gear. Maybe most people will think that these are the same thing, but I just like to make this distinction.

[@josephdavis1797]

Wow!! That was a close call with that calialac coming right straight for you. Yes I agree defevensive driving is a must. I try my best to be very careful every time I ride. Thanks for the video biker Beth

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thanks for watching!!

[@invictusunum4808]

No helmet laws in my state, but I always wear one. Next to helmets, I would say gloves are very important as well. I heard that in 80 - 90% of all motorcycle accidents, your hands will be the first part of your body to make contact with the ground.

[@andrewmarty1339]

Great video! I'm from Ohio as well. Anyone I talk to that is interested in starting to ride I always recommend the MSF course. That was my wife's stipulation on me getting a bike. It's well worth the $50 and if you pass you get your license afterwards. I was able to get a discount on my insurance as well.

[@Phillzillaa]

Great video, Beth. It's always something that is in the back of your mind when you're out riding. I personally believe taking an Intermediate or advanced class once a year for defensive driving helps. It's great to see you saying something about this. Ride safe

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Love that!

[@MotoPappy]

Very well done. Great public service video. Most accidents are preventable with the correct strategy. Unfortunately, there are still those moments where people lack concentration (e.g., cell phones, daydreaming, etc.) or training. Hopefully, you save a few lives with your video. Thanks for sharing.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thanks for watching!!

[@maybenot7202]

Good video, covers it. I started riding bikes and horses as a little kid, kept a first aid kit even back then, more for the horse , but me too 😂

[@andreajankowski3277]

Went down on the way to BRO this year. Do not skimp on gear. I lost traction and slid, the only thing that was trashed was my rain gear. I got super lucky that I didn't slide into someone, and nobody hit me from behind.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Wow! Yes, gear is super helpful!!

[@tennwingman3350]

Beth, we are not all guilty, no matter what, don't drink and ride. The life you save will be your own. I don't even want to ride with someone who is drinking.

[@badkarmabiker3539]

Well said Beth, I've been riding since the 80's had a couple close calls but recently have had two accidents within weeks of each other the second I'm still having issues with my Left hand. You never know what's coming people are driving extremely aggressive anymore please slow down and be careful.

[@haneymoto]

Great informative video Beth. All riders new and experienced should come watch this.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thanks for watching!

[@redeyetrucker67]

Avoid unnecessary distractions mounted to your handlebars like a cellphone and GPS. People driving cars aren't the only ones that paid too much attention to their cell phones.

[@daynuhbraps]

I understand a good portion is bad drivers; at the same time, as a biker myself, an ego check is in order. Stay safe 🤙

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Exactly!

[@marknagel4418]

I just got my endorsement through the Ohio BMV Basic riding skill class and now I need a bike and yes I've never rode a motorcycle before

[@MudFlap62]

Great message. You stand out in the crowd. All others bike KZbinrs need to make the same video. I can’t recall anyone else I watch doing this video. Cheers to you 🍺🍺☮️

[@BikerBabeBeth]

I appreciate that!

[@keithhuntsman9455]

Thanks, great message. Let's hope this gets out to as many people as possible as a reminder to ensure everyones safety.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

I hope so too!!

[@GoodDogTheRottweiler]

I was in a crash in Michigan back in 2018 when someone pulled in front of me. While I was able to slow down some, I still flew over their hood. As I was laying on the ground, I had to STRESS to some bystanders that I did NOT want them to remove my helmet or touch me. I was pretty badly concussed so I don't remember the next day and I definitely rattled my brain, but if I wasn't wearing a helmet I don't know that I'd still be riding today.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Wow, thank goodness you had your helmet on.

[@phoenixmenix311]

Almost no cruzer riders around me (except me) ride with gear and I will never understand that. Id rather sweat than bleed. So frustrating.

[@thevoiceinmyhelmet3827]

Great video ! Makes me want to review my gear , my skills and my decades old first aid kit ! Thanks for this 👍😎

[@MrPAULONEAL]

I took CLS when i was in the ARNG.

[@cruzafix13]

great video! car drivers need to see this

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Yes please!

[@edcarr8692]

This is a very well done video. Thank you for sharing this info.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@347mav3]

Motorcycles are 18 times more likely to crash due simply because,gravity. And maybe a little because we're not as visible.

[@NoFrictionZone]

Great video, first time watching your channel 🤙🤙

[@BikerBabeBeth]

I’m banks for watching and Welcome to the chaos that is biker babe Beth!

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

I continuously look for an exit in all situations, I do not stop close to or directly behind a car. I wear all my gear no matter how hot. My Wife demands it.

[@billowyvilla]

Hi Beth, those are some scary clips!

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Yes they are!

[@jude.v25]

Superior skills do not trump poor judgment. Have fun but ride smart.

[@jeremyadams7249]

I suggest anyone who has never had First Aid/ CPR training to not do it online. Get proper training in person. The TRAINERS will correct any improper hand placement for a proper compression and to compress a chest 2” will suprise you.

[@jimbalshaw7347]

Just going of Videos I've seen of driving on roads in the USA i think the standard of the average driver is extremely low the most frighting thing ive seen is car drivers don't know what mirrors are for and seem to change lane and direction with no concern for traffic that is around them ! People should realise that driving or riding is not a god given right

[@97delkron]

most crashes i have seen over the years have been motorcyclists in group rides doing something stupid. so much so that i won't do group rides unless is a small group of friends that i know and trust. group rides are for the birds..

[@360chris88]

Thanks for the video beth even though i don't ride but hope to one day this is good to know ok talk to you later bye

[@eddiealvarez5493]

Class 101. If you cant hack it grab your jacket.! 😤

[@ervinhepler1009]

I have had some basic first aid and have always been told that once you touch a victim you will be responsible and if you aren't citified you will be in trouble if the worse happens 😢

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Look into the good samaritan law

[@GeemailMailboxx]

Hopefully we get more Goldwing content of that beautiful Goldwing of yours. Don't let her sit too long or you'll convince yourself it's too big for you and a pain to ride.🤔

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Not to worry. I just needed to get plates for it! It will be back soon in videos

[@WildRider]

Its about the offense and not defensive driving with why accidents happen. I assumed a guy was going to stop in time for me and ended up causing thousands of dollars of damage to my vehicle.

[@7viewerlogic670]

Great video Beth!

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thank you!!

[@albertpeugh9367]

I’ve been on motorbikes since 1973 and on the streets since 1983. I’ve had 7 major surgeries, 21 day procedures, and have been blessed that Drs have been able to put me back together and I ride every single day I can. The difference is I haven’t had a serious wreck in 20 year now, that’s because I’m now the biggest ass on the road. I assume everyone is going to pull out or going to turn into me, and by taking the same advice she just gave and now ride extremely offensively AND defensively.

[@trail70brent]

Amen sister you speak the truth

[@SinOjOs-Transport]

Same o'l story. Nothing new. Been riding 54 years. Since the early 1900's. Doctors call them Mudercycles. Does not matter experience or skill level. When it happens there will be times you will not have time to do anything.

[@patriciahughes5592]

My brother died in 2002 in sturgis. He was riding a Harley trike.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Wow I am so sorry to hear that Patricia! Never easy to lose family. Thinking of you! 💕

[@patriciahughes5592]

@@BikerBabeBeth it’s okay. He went out doing what he loved…..Riding his bike.

[@williamwarren9362]

Wow, what a bummer video. HOWEVER, one that needed to be made and said. We often see the rides and the fun times that people share. There is a downside to riding, the other side of that coin, if you will. I am glad that you did make this video. Thank you.

[@Tainted-Soul]

Its funny the difference of out look from the USA and the UK we ride always with a lid its the law but I wouldn't ride without one. protective gear yes always. But I wasnt always like that way back in the 80's I had a Kawasaki 750 turbo and used to ride in shorts and trainers , lid yes ( law ) but a paramedic showed me some photos of a girls leg after a slide on gravel, it was like a meat stick over a drip tray . It did not even look like a leg. after that day full leathers and gloves Boots. I have had some big accidents in the 80's which I only walked away from after 6 months in traction and plaster cast then 3 more months learning to walk again. I now ride as if every other car / lorry / Bus / tractor is out to kill me this way I react before I need to OK sometime I didnt have to but Ive been riding for 40 years and are still riding not some slow pottering bike either a ZX12R . loud pipes do save lives as car's dont see you but they do hear you. be safe , keep riding

[@MotoBaumVirginia]

Awesome vid and you should try to scare a few new riders, may help save the. Or keep them off the road. I was vlogging about drunk drivers earlier o. That clip you had of me from motostars where the guy went into the medium. Earlier in that vid he almost side swiped me. He was eventually charged with dui on The 4 the of July. Thanks for the awareness video, so important.

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Absolutely wild. Alcohol impairment kills for sure! Glad it wasn’t worse.

[@steve00alt70]

Bikers do have airbags. Airbag vests, There are anti collision warning systems, emergency crash mobile alert systems. Motorcycle helmet hud display info. Nootropic focus brain supplements. Practise figure of 8 everyday

[@williammiller1732]

Rider 45 years here's the thing cars are stupid but so are we pay attention don't drink n ride don't stunt on roads don't speed at large amounts of you can ride dirt dirt for a year frist to learn bike control wear proper gear .also don't worry about your u tube or TikTok stuff pay attention to rode also take the damn mad course there ya go

[@markmcdeavitt3092]

Great video

[@ItsJessie915]

yeah this video showed me that motorcycles are super unsafe my car is way safer

[@roymctarsney5655]

Motor skills are adversely affected by even just ONE drink. Booze & Bikes don’t mix. Never will.

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

Most accidents are from intoxication, user health issues, or inexperience. Riding becomes more dangerous when you take it for granted and assume people see you. Always be on the look out for others.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

Don't place a tourniquet on a joint.

[@stevezahn8056]

I just had a dumbass this morning start turning into my lane and almost hit me. The car had only one headlight on the drivers side and dark tint on all the windows. I’m on a black bike wearing a black leather jacket and it’s early morning near sunrise. I just stayed calm and sped up to not get hit. I was kinda pissed but I didn’t get to aggressive. I’ve been riding 37 years and I’m kinda used to this kinda shit now. In my younger days I would carry a big bearing like a pinball. I would pass the dumbass Toss it over my shoulder and bust a windshield. I guess I’ve mellowed.

[@LFGM24]

Thanks alot. Great message overall. You just convinced me to never ride again. Thanks for saving my life. Im officially done. I have kids also… so yeah nah yeah. Plus … i quit alcohol. Thanks fir that also. So … yeah nah yeah… be safe out there y’all. Mufukus be willin out on them phones. Not just young folk either. Grown ass moms be texting to. Out the garage goes my Street Bob and KLX. Peace ✌🏼 out riders

[@BikerBabeBeth]

I’ve noticed that unfortunately EVERYONE of every age is out the getting distracted by cell phone use… thanks for watching!

[@dmedina6835]

Beautiful smart and always epic your the queen!

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Thank you!! 😊

[@xanbiker]

I Knew you were more than just a pretty face!!! Well done, Beth, well done!!!

[@bobdlowrider]

In the 60's and 70's the term "Squid" referred to collegiate type kids. There was also was "Racks" and "Greasers". "Rack" was short for racketeer. Who are the "Squids" now a days???

[@BikerBabeBeth]

People not wearing any protective gear are consider squids

[@ervinhepler1009]

You should tell everyone like my Dad always told us, never fear the motorcycle, always respect it !😮 it weighs more than you and the very second y you think you have the motorcycle mastered then the motorcycle will rise up and SHOW who the mas master really is😢

[@sonnywineberger3471]

Ride as if you have no rights at all . I have been riding for 67 yrs and have always given up my right a way to a car, truck even other bikers keeps me safe. Not counting road hazard like recap truck tires, now am 82 and still riding my 2006 Kawasaki nomad 1600. Keep your two wheels down.

[@MotoBaumVirginia]

Some of the wisest advise ever. Ego always in the way for safe riding

[@WhiskeyChaser]

Gee wonder who that could have been you needed to wrap an ankle for lol

[@albertpeugh9367]

Oh yeah, I still speed, but only when there’s no one around and not if I’m not 100% on. Then, if I feel 199% on, I drop 10-20mph off what feels good as this part is what cost me all those surgeries. It’s my opinion that 70-80% of all motorcycle wrecks are the fault of the rider.m, cars may see us, but can’t judge where we’re going to be when doing 120 mph.

[@darkiee69]

Beth, there is motorcycle airbags out there that you wear. And assume that everyone on the road is a moron and it's your job to keep them all safe.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

Remove the chin insert from inside of your helmet.

[@Malevolentguppy]

If you haven't read the Hurt Report, it would be hekpful to your message.

[@hondaryder3779]

You missed an opportunity to wear a sexy nurse outfit😊 Good video Beth, ATGATT.

[@bullseyetv5325]

Always ride like if you were invisible

[@BikerBabeBeth]

Big ole YUP!

[@williammiller1732]

Ain't the riding enough of a good time

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

Ride like your life depends on it. Because it does.

[@chas106g.6]

Beth! You look like you have been losing weight! If you have, great job!!

[@JoeT.1960]

You wood make a beautiful nurs 👍👍

[@ervinhepler1009]

Like you have never drank or experienced any mind altering substance and road your motorcycle

[@ervinhepler1009]

Motorcycle VS car ( truck,van, or any cage) = cage- 1 Motorcycle-0😢

[@ervinhepler1009]

Be aware of your sounding and watch the other guy

[@theboogeyman9813]

🦑 🏍️ 💨