5 Techniques to Master As a New Rider
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- New to motorcycles?! 🏍️ This video is going to give you a handful of techniques to start developing on your own, even some before you own your first motorcycle! I bought my bike earlier this year and don't claim to know it all, but I'm hoping that what I have learned so far will be able to help you in your journey! Of course, there are many other things to learn and consider when starting out. What I am sharing are the most important ones I have dealt with so far! We all start somewhere, and there is nothing wrong with being a newbie!
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My name is Melissa, middle name is Joy, hence the joyridemel handle. My channel is all things motorcycles. Join the joyride and subscribe! I would love to have you along for the adventure! 🫶
#3 Turning the head (and upper body) is the most important "technique". Particularly in the twisties. 🎉
oh yeah gotta always look ahead!!
Thank you for the tips! Really helpful for new riders like us!!
@@Blaze_Ignite i am so glad you found everything helpful!! 🫶
Love these! Thanks for sharing. I am also a new rider...except I am 57. Also documenting my journey on here as well.
@UpsideDownBeautiful awesome! I think there is a belief out there that people think, "im too old to start xyz..." You can do most anything at any age. Happy to have you along in the motorcycle community!! 🏍🫶
@@joyridemel thank you so much! Safe and fun riding!!
@@UpsideDownBeautiful you too !! ❤️
I'm buying my first motorcycle this week. Glad I saw this. I have zero riding experience (or maybe just riding a bike to work) on motorcycles, but I am ready to learn. Thank you so much for this video, subscribed :)
@heytgp you are so welcome!! That was my intention with making this, to help at least one person with what I didnt know! I am really glad it helped you. 😊🫶
Great vid! I wanted to say that you did great covering everything!
Thank you! Glad you found what I covered helpful!
Good advice 👍
@DeeDeeMachin thank you! Glad you found it helpful! 😊
Hi there Melissa, Good on ya' for getting out there practicing and thinking about the physics part of riding. One tip I might give you is to always cover your clutch and brake. Thank you and safe travels young lady.
@@olliechristopher467 thank you for the additional tips!! I come from an equine background and am big into biomechanics! 😊
@@joyridemel You are going to find one big advantage in regards to motorcycles. When they break down or get "sick" you can just shove it into a stall and not worry about it. LOL
@@olliechristopher467 lol put it out to pasture 🤣
Great Video By the Way
@CharlesCromwell-xo9vi thank you for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed! 🙂
Pure quality, keep it up (:
@mikkelastrupsen6717 thank you thank you!! 😊
Good tips!
@Adam.theproject thank you glad you found it helpful!! 😊
Thanks cuz il be turning 15 in 2 days and wanted to get a 50cc after doing my license
@@Kreitsel awesome!! You will do great!! 👌
Liked & subbed ❤️
@American_Devil Hey hey thank you! 😊
@@joyridemel I was looking at your profile and saw the Ephesians verse. Looked it up. Really good. I hadn’t seen that before. I shared it with the fam.
@American_Devil awesome!! Its a good one and I think about it daily. 😊
Nice the Ninja is a great starter bike from what I hear. I am looking into the Ninja 650, which technically is a sport tourer, just because I live in a city and while the Ninja 400 is a nice bike, and a good starter entry to sport bikes, it's just too dangerous to be underpowered, but equally as dangerous to be overpowered with these absolute psychos on the roadways here.
@amanb8698 i will say my experience with the 400 has been good. I can acccerlate decently, but the 650 was too physically heavy for me to maneuver personally. Best of luck to you!! 🫶
@@joyridemel Thanks, question have you ever taken the Ninja 400 on any highways? or do you just keep to local traffic? And no worries, safety and comfort when riding are priority.
@@joyridemel Like I always worry because it can get scary in my city, very aggressive drivers, people that are very impatient and very competitive. Lots of road racers, and road raging. People driving way too fast. Then lots of dummies who will just change lanes without signaling or stopping, they just run through red lights, false stop at stop signs, and fly right through streets to catch lights, rear end you, slam on breaks, race to a light. The entitlement is insane lol
@amanb8698 yes hwy all the time! I have not done it...but supposedly the ninja 400s top out around 125-130mph. Depending on what hwy Im usually doing 70-85mph most days commuting to work!