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when I tried this move, at the moment of starting rolling the bike, and I am stepping on the peg, I feel the bike is going to lay tours my side

You are so awesome Jocelin ❤

Here I am a 4'6.. watching this to ride basic bike or a grom😂 would really wish to took taller bikes.. but let me tame this little bikes first..

If you have to do a circus act everytime your bike comes to a stop it is not the right setup for you. Very unsafe riding like a circus monkey.

You are my hero!! I’m 5’8” and I struggle to up-right my GS. I learned more from your episode 1 video than I have through my own experimentation or input from other riders. ❤

You make it look easy. I'm 68yo w 29.5" inseam and struggle w my KTM 690r esp w gear on it. I'll start practicing your techniques. Thanks Jocelin. ... btw, what is your inseam?

Just came across a fellow rider broke down on the H1 on Oahu yesterday. No tow strap, but I carry a lot of stuff, and was able to make a system using a couple wraps of 550 cord. Not perfect, but I was able to get him off the interstate and safely out of traffic. Attached from bottom of my luggage rack to both his forks. It sure made him a happy fellow.

I have a hard enough time with both eyes open! Hashtag I’m with Brock

Jocelin breaks it down and does a GREAT job

That stand and start is so awesome! Really enjoying these videos, can’t wait to catch up.

This woman is awesome. ❤

Hey I watched your video first before taking my first ride I'm 5"2 and it was super scary at first but I used what you said and it really worked thanks a billion 😊

With loop to no loop print out how to tie a suitable knot laminate it and put it in the bag. If you bike slides down a hill and needs pulling out you will need to know how to tie it to the bike. Also consider dyneema 12 strand rope buddy tow is rated to 1800lbs 5mm Dyneema is 5070lbs 6mm is 7054lbs both cost £25 but again you would need to know how to tie a loop. lastly when you tow a car the rear car only does the braking maybe that also applies to a motorbike to aid always keeping the rope taught

This really helps me since everybody is telling me that the bike ist to big and heavy for a small women. i will be practicing this to help me feel more confident

Hat's off to u mam . I'm getting confidence now.

Your videos are awesome

I’m 5 foot 9 and I still find the African Twin pretty high and the bouncing suspension makes it worse.

Thank you so much

Thank you

Thank you

Impressive 💪🏻

On the 'kickstand pivot turn' is it possible to turn the bike in the counter direction ie with the back of the bike moving towards you? That's the way that I've managed it and I can't seem to get it to go in the same direction as you demonstrated. Maybe I'm doing it wrong...

Many thanks for these excellent videos on coping with a big bike. You put me to shame, I'm 5' 8" and struggle a bit with my V-Strom 1050 XT. Your example is inspiring to me and I just wish that I'd found these videos earlier. I shall be practising what I've learnt in a few minutes. Best wishes and greetings from Cambridge, England.

So cool! Great stuff, will be looking at much more of your videos!

I'm a shorty just over 5ft, just tried this on the FJR and it works a treat, going to practice on my husbands R1250, you are awesome and an inspiration, thank you for this great video

I cannot accurately say how much i enjoyed this video, especially the twist with the blind ride 😂😂😂😂😂😂 , makes me wana go test this out.

3:40 you didn't show us how to get that leg in without doing one of the other 'uncool/exhausting' methods, though. With luggage, how do you get yourself on the bike without climbing on like a toddler in a jungle gym lol

Hi Jocelyn, I’ve been trying to find information about your training centre. The website is unavailable. Where would I look to see information on your clinics and private lessons?

In my opinion it is a question of self confidence, too. I ride an old r 100 gs PD from 89. When I rode to croatia it was very heavy because I carried too much luggage. So it was hard to get up and down for me, so it fell down. You know I pushed 110 kg on the Bench, so I am not a weak man, so I could get it up... but since it felt the first time it was in my head and so it felt 3 more times, that day...at the following night I couldn't sleep very well. But I don't know how, maybe because I talked to God, I managed to get this thought out of my head and the rest of the 10 days Holiday Trip she didn't fall anymore. I Wish you all merry xmas and a lot of adventures on your motorbikes. Take care...

Thank you so much Jocelin. I want to say that I did not expect a response to my boot question as I figured you would be busy and probably get millions of comments. You just made my day. I am also a woman’s size 7 so I am thrilled to have this information. I recently just stumbled upon your channel and have been watching your videos. I am from BC Canada. I would love more information, if there is any, on any clinics or private lessons you offer. I know you are a long ways away for me. I have considered a local BMW course here in Victoria but wonder if I am in a group of tall men, my tips for riding as a 5’3” female will be lost. I am also nervous about attending with a group of men. Anyway, thank you so much for your tips and videos. It’s cold here now so I have my 900 Tiger GT Pro uninsured. I hope to practice your skills drills in the spring. With gratitude Natalie.

Hi Jocelin, what kind of boots do you wear? I’m having trouble finding good boots in my size.

Dang.

😄😂🤣

Thank you for this! I'm showing this video to everyone that talks to me about lowering their bike or " woman can only ride small bikes" . ( They don't believe me that it's all about the technik because I'm 6,3...😄)

Hey jocelin, I'm 169 cms. Would I have any problem in riding in traffic in a bike of 835mm seat height?

I came here from LanaWheels. This is so inspiring I don't wanna give up on my dream of owning an enduro. I got a 22" inseam so it's really a challenge but seeing you owning this is just super cool I had to applause at the end. Thank you Jocelin 🤍🤍🤍!!!

Bigest challenge for me with the bigger bikes are insurance and registration and gas payment lol . Thanks for vidro👍

My dream motorbike im now 60, and do like to fulfil that. As you see working hard and raised my 2 children too, I have no time to make on that moment, thank you ❤upon looking your stunt very nice.

I'm watching this because I'm 5'1"and scared to ride my electric scooter lol. This gives me hope.

Life as a tall girl can be tuff sometimes but as a rider of 50 years I have to say I love my 38in inseam when I come to a stop or when in really rocky ST but not having leg room is a PIA and standing puts my head more then 7 feet off the ground ....

Would this work for people that are 4'10"-4"11" as well?

Omg!!! What a beautiful, sexy and cute woman. Thank you for the awesome lessons, I would love to take private classes with you and take a ride together. My god, thank you for such a beautiful smile and energy you display

Hello and please forgive my english. You definitely are a smart rider. I'm 175cm tall (5ft.8in), not very short but sure, not tall and your tips are great value for all riders, not just the shorter ones! A friend of mine asked me for tips. Taught her one foot standing and 2-3 other tips but it was not sufficient... So i've had to think/search for more... and not so easy to put myself in her shoes. Thanksfully, I found your channel and this is great. I have a question about the side stand. Why do you start with your right foot? You have to "fly over" (is that the right term?) twice - push with right leg, fly over the seat, quick the side stand, fly over again and put back your right leg. Is it possible to start with the left leg on the ground, just push, quick that side stand back and recover the safe ground under your left foot ? May be i'm not short enough to but i can't figure out why it would not be possible. I have to precise that i'm injured (and in a wheel chair for some more weeks) so i haven't tried yet.

Awesome! Thanks!

Your videos are of value. Not to just a select group within adventure riders but to all riders... It is also very important that you demo your own moves on the bike. Sure, others can do it. But it is your mannerism/positioning/explaination that demonstrates/confirms to all the most efficient and effective stance/movement possible in order to perform the task. What you do relies less on brute muscle, height etc. Instead its about applying pure technique. It is that type of kung-fu that we seek. That's how she does it...then that is how I might do it as well.

Hi, all possibilities used and I can't hear you well enough! Others no problem. You are not load enough... Greatings

Not enough 'likes' allowed per video - fantastic content and very funny. many thanks!

You are soo soo amazing! Lots of love and respect to you! I am 5.1 so i almost gave up my passion of riding heavy bikes but its your videos which gives me motivation. I am watching your videos repeatedly and learning the techniques. It would be great if you visit India. There is lot to learn from you! More power to you❤

Thank you for this. I went from heights scared to not as scared lol

is that bmw logo etched onto the concrete??