Essential Riding Skills for Beginners - Yamaha New Riders | Episode 2

Motorcycle.com's New Rider series continues, with Rosslyn and Kevin learning the basics with Larry Missman of Learn To Ride VC. Watch as they go over a motorcycle's controls, proper braking, cornering, and more in the California Motorcyclist Safety Program Motorcyclist Training Course (CMSP MTC).
For California Classes - motorcyclesafetyca.com
For Nationwide Classes - totalcontroltraining.net
In every other state besides California, the course is the Total Control Beginner Riding Clinic (TC BRC).
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[@adamlanglois563]

Those little Vstar 250s are classic machines. One carb, 2 valves per cylinder. Excellent if you want to either learn to wrench.

[@urbanburner]

Even if you think your in neutral don't let the clutch go fast,ease the clutch anyway,if your wrong and in gear your bike could buck and stall which can feel like getting on a raging bull about to take off, great video bro cheers

[@mark222b]

What, no slow weave through offset cones? That's what flunked me in CMSP.

[@njohnson3331]

It sound obvious, but it's so important for new riders to get well-rounded training. Your buddy might be able to teach you the basics, but a training course has a set of curricula which will help new riders get a more complete fundamental knowledge.

[@richandiben]

Terrible instructor.