I like David's intro...😂 Just go with it Rich, happy wife happy life. Emergency braking is important, most people don't know the stopping potential of there own motorcycle, being able to read terrain and know how much traction is available and how fast your motorcycle can actually stop is important.
What a great practise!! Something we should always be doing and I love that you teach theses valuable tools! Remember last year I told you I developed the habit of two feet all front brake - after 7 months of not riding, yesterday I realized I am doing it again! Today I am not going to have my hand on the brake at all!! I will practised - left food down only! I mean once I am smoothly stopped!! I will keep your voice in my head!
Hey Harley Gurl, that's great to hear. 7 months is a long time. The good thing is that you recognized that you went back to grabbing that front break at slow speeds and is willing to get better. After this session, we went on a short lunch ride, and still saw "duck walking". Of course we addressed it while eating llol.
Looking to improve your slow motorcycle skills...Then you must take the time to practice . Here is video from our Command Control & Confidence Course. It was a fun day.
Great video! I kept waiting to hear you yell, "PRELOAD! PRELOAD! KEEP IT LOADED!" Just kidding! 🤣 LOL! More and more riders need to be teaching each other these techniques. Show cagers what it's like to be safe on the road!
You guys are awesome. Me and my wife love watching your videos. What year are your bikes and what accessories do kake have on her bike. I have a 2018 ultra low and my wife has a 2020 road glide and I have 2013 f6b and I want to make it better for touring.
Thank you for the kind words. Both our bikes are 2015. Kake has a custom seat from Corbin and she loves it. She have extra lights on the rear and highway pegs, that's it...
I am watching your videos and practicing. Thanks for letting us know how to practice without the brake and build muscle memory that way. Ive always wondered what the motorcycle cops do.
How tall are you sir? I'm six foot one.. I went to look at a 08 Goldwing yesterday but was very uncomfortable with the legroom so I did not buy it. did you do any mods to yours change your foot position?
Hey Nelsong9...I'm 5'9 on a good day lol. Yeah the seating position on Gold wings isn't favorable for taller riders. I haven't made any mods, I just got used to it. For long highway rides, I do have forward pegs. We know riders your hight that have no problems, however I don't know their solution.
I like David's intro...😂 Just go with it Rich, happy wife happy life. Emergency braking is important, most people don't know the stopping potential of there own motorcycle, being able to read terrain and know how much traction is available and how fast your motorcycle can actually stop is important.
Hey Dave, Yeah we wee talking about our bikes just before we turned on the cameras. I guess our Goldwings were still on his mind lol.
What a great practise!! Something we should always be doing and I love that you teach theses valuable tools!
Remember last year I told you I developed the habit of two feet all front brake - after 7 months of not riding, yesterday I realized I am doing it again!
Today I am not going to have my hand on the brake at all!! I will practised - left food down only! I mean once I am smoothly stopped!!
I will keep your voice in my head!
Hey Harley Gurl, that's great to hear. 7 months is a long time. The good thing is that you recognized that you went back to grabbing that front break at slow speeds and is willing to get better. After this session, we went on a short lunch ride, and still saw "duck walking". Of course we addressed it while eating llol.
Looking to improve your slow motorcycle skills...Then you must take the time to practice . Here is video from our Command Control & Confidence Course. It was a fun day.
Great video and a great practice session.
Yes it was!
Another great video Rich.
I appreciate that Rich. Thanks for watching.
Good stuff here. and finally we learn who the Master is 🤣🤣 Wives, can't live with them, won't live without them 🤣🤣
Yeah Gil, they just let us think we run things lol. "Wives, can't live with them, won't live without them"
Excellent Video! Thanks for the always great content. Ride Safe
Thank you, much appreciated.
Great video! I kept waiting to hear you yell, "PRELOAD! PRELOAD! KEEP IT LOADED!" Just kidding! 🤣 LOL!
More and more riders need to be teaching each other these techniques. Show cagers what it's like to be safe on the road!
LOL...we were hoping to make it to Roberts session while on the road. We missed it by one day.
Good stuff! I practice emergency braking as often as possible. You never know when you're going to need it!
Absolutely true. We think it's the most important of them all.
LOL...Kake's job is to make sure Rich does what she taught him to do LOL.
LOL she is the boss...
@@BootsandJeansRiders As long as I get to ride my bike 😆 🤣 😂
You guys are awesome. Me and my wife love watching your videos. What year are your bikes and what accessories do kake have on her bike. I have a 2018 ultra low and my wife has a 2020 road glide and I have 2013 f6b and I want to make it better for touring.
Thank you for the kind words.
Both our bikes are 2015. Kake has a custom seat from Corbin and she loves it. She have extra lights on the rear and highway pegs, that's it...
I am watching your videos and practicing. Thanks for letting us know how to practice without the brake and build muscle memory that way. Ive always wondered what the motorcycle cops do.
How does one get in touch with you for a one-on-one session? Another great video. Thanks so much for sharing!
Hey here is the email...Rich1bounc@gmail.com
Where did you buy the cones. ?
The tall cones are at Walmart and the short ones are MSF.
Great video. Is Kate using first or second gear on the F6B doing the course.
Hi Steve, I KAKE use 1st or 2nd gears when practicing.
Both! 1 & 2nd.
How tall are you sir? I'm six foot one.. I went to look at a 08 Goldwing yesterday but was very uncomfortable with the legroom so I did not buy it. did you do any mods to yours change your foot position?
Hey Nelsong9...I'm 5'9 on a good day lol. Yeah the seating position on Gold wings isn't favorable for taller riders. I haven't made any mods, I just got used to it. For long highway rides, I do have forward pegs. We know riders your hight that have no problems, however I don't know their solution.
I'm 6 ft and I'm ok and use highway pegs . There are mods for more leg room. Try Goodland it. Amazing bike
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