12 Tips For First Time Motorcycle Riders
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
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0:00 Introduction
0:04 My 12 Tips For First-Time Motorcycle Rider
0:27 Look Where You Want To Go
1:33 Ride More Defensively Than You Drive
3:05 Adjust Your Mirrors Before You Move
3:23 Adjust your mirrors before you NEED to use them!
3:56 Do A Quick Pre-Ride Inspection
5:21 Know Your Fuel Capacity
6:29 Motorcycle Parts Can Burn
6:38 Get Gear
7:01 Dress In Layers
8:00 Pick Boots or Shoes With Good Traction
8:48 Know Local Motorcycle Laws
9:07 Double-Check Your Tire Pressure
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Regarding the kickstand thing: Also check that the pavement is nice and even and doesn't have significant low or weak places. (lesson hard learned)
Just passed my motorcycle balance test 2 days ago in Nova Scotia, Canada. Yahoo. Going for my first legal ride today. Thanks to Dan Dan the Fireman I've learned a lot over the last year or so.
It's going to be a beautiful day here , 31 degrees C or approx 90 degrees F. Have a great day guys,
Hi-vis yellow.... works for me so far. Helmet and jacket. Pants coming soon.
I love the yellow/orange border you put on your view. Helps us understand the kinds of things to watch out for
Really useful, thanks for sharing!
Thx Dan, gonna get my license this summer, I appreciate the great vidz,
Find them really helpful!!!
Very helpful content, thanks
About hot surfaces on your bike. Be very alert to children when you pull up any where there may be children. On several occasions I've had little ones come running toward me because their excited to se uncle Jerry or more likely a real motorcycle. They want to touch it and climb on it.
The first time this happened, I barely caught them in time to keep them from touching the exhaust. He had on shorts and a tee shirt. For those who say, "where were the kids parents?" Try keeping your little one from running with 20 of their cousins they've been playing with, at the family reunion, when a big loud motorcycle pulls up and you're 20 yards away catching up with kin.
This is the first time I saw you on a bike! Great stuff thank you for all your great content!
thank you man. great tips
Thanks Dan
"Or is it"....
Me: dead
great content as always, what gloves are you wearing in this vid Dan? 🤔
I drive my car like this too.
1. Look where you want to go.
2. Ride more defensively than you drive; you are smaller.
3. Adjust mirrors before riding
4. Do a quick preride inspection.
5. Know your fuel capacity.
6. Motorcycle parts can burn.
7. Get gear.
8. Dress in layers.
9. Pick shoes or boots with good traction.
10. Know local motorcycle laws.
11. Double check tire pressure.
dan the man
I'd love a follow on video for riders in that second 1,000 miles. I've heard that Dunning Kruger is particularly bad at this time and it's also the time most motorcyclists crash as they are getting more comfortable. 👍
This was helpful 😊
Dan, I have been looking for a video that explains intersections specifically 4 ways, 3 ways during group riding etc. What are the exact laws on rolling away from a 4 way intersection? I've heard that bikes pull up together, but leave in the staggered formation; can you please elaborate this for group rides? Thanks.
Can you drop a link of your gloves? They look nice
I have decent jacket hard incerts in it for shoulder elbows the jacket has pads sown in above those pads it has a back pad and inceert but that incert dont have shell like shoulder and elbow am looking but cant find whats a better back incert its a cortech jacket but cant find back incert with shell for it do they have or whats a good one thanks
My 1st bike wa thonk was 90 cbr hurricane I loves that bike was such good bike had 4 yrs easy but 1 thing I hated not gas gage but you every fill up 100 miles and reset my odimitor so glad dont have to do that anymore
A lot of this is covered in the MSF, imo everyone should consider taking the MSF even if their state doesn't require it. Not only do you get some of this info but also you get hands on experience practicing it with a teacher instead of having to learn it yourself out on the road. I don't know if all of them do it but mine even had us do a quick bike check every time we came back from a break so it really drilled in that habit, which sticks pretty darn well if it's the first experience with a bike.
I can't get most of your links to work. I'm interested in the video that explains your yellow/orange system.
What helmet is that Dan Dan?
Sir considering the temperature, what gloves are you using? I would like to get a pair - thanks !
I tried your link and even freeze framed your gloves but could not match them up with gloves listed -
I wear the REAX Tasker Gloves. They are comfy!
@@MotorcycleTrainingConcepts Thanks Ill get a pair -
Man, I seriously, seriously, covet these loooong, open, stretches of road you have there in AZ! Although I can’t complain too much about the diversity of riding conditions we enjoy here in NE Oklahoma. Except for seriously reckless and unsafe drivers and way too many orange cones everywhere I go!!! And toll roads abound!
Not just for new riders!!
youre riding in my neighborhood yayay
or is it...
You are not Dan I don't think 😔 But I could be wrong 😎 I feel you sound like yammie noob. Please let me know 👍 Great video anyway with some good advice. A from the UK 👍
Same lol ✌🏼.
Imagine riding in a thong only. Freedom. Dangerous freedom.
Dangerous freedom. I like that phrase. Encapsulates it
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