How To Ride a Motorcycle For Beginners Part 3 (How to ride safely)
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2021
- You got your motorcycle license through an MSF course and now you're ready to taste freedom by riding on the street. But how do you actually do it safely the first time? In this video, I will teach you exactly how!
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Thank you for these videos! I'm picking up my motorcycle on Monday and it'll be my first time ever on a bike since the msf course, so these are extremely helpful
You're welcome!
You don't need a drivers license for motorcycles? Just the msf?
Who said that?
@@PetroHead noone did, just going by the commenter above (pierre) - "going on a bike for the first time since the msf course". :)
Believe it or not, many people ride without one but I believe you need a permit for MSF.. it’s been a while I don’t remember.
I think this is a great idea. Very helpful. Here in Holland we have driving schools, for every kind of driving license you follow the lessons with an instructor. When ready, you have to pass for your exam. No license means no driving. You got to have an instructor.
That's a great idea!
Keep the videos coming! Very helpful information.
Thanks for this video 😀
Thanks a lot .
i dont have a dad to show me how to ride a motorcycle,
even the bicycle, i leearnt it on my own. thanks for your videos.
Anytime. Watch the entire playlist, it will help you big time.
Very good tips, thank you!
thanks man
Thanks a lot it's been very helpful learning from you
Thank you, these tips are important and helpful
Thank you so much for sharing. “Always give way to the cars!” That’s totally the opposite in my country. 😂 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for this video
thank you so much, you videos are very helpfull!!
Thanks much for the videos bro I was fearing to ride my motorcycle but now after practicing for a couple of days am getting better with it
love your videos...
The best howto I have ever seen.
That was awesome man.
Glad you liked it!
Great video, tx
This video is helpful 👍
Great teacher ,loved the video all the way from australia ride safe .
Agreed! This WAS a REALLY important video! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Some of the best tips I’ve heard of. Great job!
Thank you and please share it 👍
Started on a ninja 250 last February, now I ride an Aprilia RSV Mille (1000), once you ride one you will wanna ride them all, ridden over 20+ bikes in my first year🥲 stay safe guys!
Thank you for these videos! Definitely gonna help me when I get a motorbike :)
You’re welcome! Please sub for more 👍
This might be a year old but this is helpful I been studying for the test and trying to find a good video to learn basic stuff (amazing content)
Love the vids man.. future rider here..you got a sub!
Hey. Getting my first motorbike and your videos have been so helpful. Subscribed!
Thank you for these videos. The tutorial is very clear. Well done and keep it up. Rgds Hanif
Love your learning video's 😀 steve from Australia 🇦🇺👍
Thank you for not only teaching us to ride but how to do so safely
You're welcome! More to come.. 😀
Very nice tutorial about motoring thanks for tips and ideas that I have been learning to you sir.
I have watched all 3 of your videos and I find them to be very well made with extremely good pointers of things to start off with and things to be aware. I will defintely put into practice as many of your suggestions possible.
Thank you!
I'm thinking about getting a V4S and I saw your review on it back over a year ago... You loved it so much so when I checked out your recent videos I half expected to see you owning one! lol
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thank ýou sir 😊 well done 👍
Nice way of teaching ..I like it and I do the same while I haven't taken any couching . 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love your vids man can’t wIt to ride my new bike
Binge watching a bunch of your videos, I am getting my first bike (Honda Hornet CB600F 2002) in 3 weeks, I am super hyped and your videos have been nice to watch! 👨🏻🎓
Awesome! I got enough videos that’ll keep you busy for weeks if not months 😂😂
Nicely done! San Diego, La Jolla area...recognize some of the streets 😎
💌 yes you are doing not only a good job , but a very good one 👍👍👍. I learned from this video , safety is the first priority. Do not talk to your buddy , always concentrate on your riding . I am a back rider , I used to talk to my buddy , that is really very unsafe , I will never do it again. Always on the lookout , be very alert because nowadays there are many people using handphones . An excellent advice 👍👍👍. If you are a new rider , always ride around areas you are living in for a couple of times , before going on to the busy main road. Many heartfelt thanks 😘😘😘 💝💝💝 !
Hey man.... I would ABSOLUTELY love to see you on a UJM or a bobber turned café racer!
Greeting from DUBAI 👍
Personally, I've grown up riding an e-bike that can go up to about 40-45 k/ph but I am thinking of getting a motorcycle. These videos were very helpful for changing gears and other stuff however I am very familiar already with the safety on the road aspect. The content of these videos and the small tips and tricks are very good!!
Preferably an s83 intruder or a V-star 1100/1300
I like how you're aggressive on track and safe on the streets. It would be great to see videos on highway and long distance riding next.
Yea highway riding coming next.. but exactly how long is LDR to you?
@@PetroHead 2 hours nonstop at least. I also ride a naked bike and I'd like to hear about tips on doing LDR for those of us without big fairings and windshields.
I just rode to Huntington Beach 1.5 hours (rode for like 2 hours) and then 1.5 hours back on my triple.. does that count? 😂
@@PetroHead Definitely counts 😄 How was it on the Triple?
It’s fantastic 👍
Please link the previous videos in this how to ride series. I can't seem to find them. Thanks.
Homepage > playlists
Thank you so much for these lessons. Give us some tips on throttle control, this is one thing you didn't quite mention..
What are your specific questions about throttle control?
@@PetroHead Thank you for replying. I noticed that I tend to unintentionally rev up the motorcycle either when I am turning the handlebar or coming to a stop while straightening the handlebar. It happens so often. Normally it happens when I hold the clutch in, but I can imagine how dangerous it might be when if the clutch is not held. I feel like this is one of my biggest problem, controlling the throttle, I rev it up accidentally so many times just holding the handle.
BTW is the Triumph Trident 660 (the entry level) a good bike to learn from.? Some say the clutch or the throttle is not natural (linked by wire or cable). Any thoughts on that?
@@kelval5679 Thanks, I don't get a lot of requests about throttle control but maybe I will create a video on it one of these days. Get an N400 or R3 for the first 6-12 months.
My area is hilly. Inclines at lights. I have a 170cc scooter. No clutch. First motorized bike for me. Scared to ride anywhere before checking it out in the car. I found an incline in a neighborhood. There’s a stop sign there so I’m stopped inclined then have to continue inclined. I’m getting it down a bit. But some roads have signals and when there’s a lot of traffic they inch up through a couple lights. I will go there early one Sunday morning and see how I do. But I don’t foresee that happening anytime soon. 😳
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I find it difficult to look at the mirrors becauss it's low. I have to lower my eyes or head unlike driving a car, mirrors are at eye level
Anyone know where he is riding its majestic ash
Heyyyy! Quick questions
How tall are you?
And would you recommend an R6 for a street bike / Daily bike?
And would you rather choose an R6 as a daily bike more than a ZX6R?
Check out the popular video playlist.. there is a video for that.
@@PetroHead Thank you
You've probably explained it but when should and shouldn't you use front breaks?
Watch the front / rear brake video
When being in a lane upon stop, I have noticed you stay far to the right, why not middle or left, a beginner here so just asking
I’m preparing to escape through the middle if I have to.
Can you explain how to move the bike around
What exactly do you mean by that?
@PetroHead walk the bike.. new rider here, and I live on a 45°-50° in/decline.. need to make 2-3 very quick short turns before I can get to street/hill to go down.. am very terrified of dropping bike b/c of my lack of experience...
If you’re comfortable with clutch control, use engine to go up hills while you walk it but be careful not to launch it. If you stall
It, it won’t go anywhere. Never put bike in neutral in hills.
5:10 hahaha is that mandatory?
Great Tips But, I don't think I'll be able to perform this move 5:11
easy ride empty streets ..I India its a diff story
The rules of the road still apply.. except in India no one follows them.
don't forget the shitty roads, as a new rider It's absolutely infuriating
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I think a good video would be “learning how to read traffic”. An example would be to look at the front wheels of a car to tell whether or not they’re gonna jump out in front of you. Just an idea.
@@ChaseJasperDown Be proactive and keep a safe distance from cars by not following closely and doing what I taught in the video. It'll be a short video as that's all I will say lol
What do you ride?
Street triple RS