1. Full throttle at all times. 2. Do hand gestures (like wanking gesture) to everyone 3. If you ride like a fool and you almost get clipped, make sure to break their sidemirror to establish dominance 4. Two wheel on the road is one wheel too many, not really needed. 5. Dont aim to become an old rider who's been enjoying their riding for years and years. Overrated. (see rule 1 again)
dont forget to complain about everyone being on their phones while driving, till weather forces you to take the car to work and now youre texting and driving too
No drinking? In the 70s , a few beers , a joint, and hit of acid, getting on the R5 350 2 stroke Yamaha, and cruising the mountains, was a standard weekend. I forgot, people are weak nowadays!
I live where lane splitting is legal and when I do it within our rules, drivers are generally very considerate. Often, they will scoot over a bit to give me more room. I try to wave and acknowledge driver's considerations and overall have no problems.
@@lIlIllIlIllIlllIllIIIIIIIIIlIIwe have plenty of narrow roads in England and lane splitting and filtering is perfectly legal, acceptable, and as safe as anything can be as far as motorcycles are concerned. Very few accidents considering almost all bikers do it. Drivers are mostly considerate and don’t have an ego about a bike getting in front of them.
I LOVE your vids and I gotta give you some credit Mr yammie noob...im a 53 year old lady. My youngest child moved out last year so I got a Mc. I've ridden on back for years(1%ol lady for like 5 years) so I thought I could just jump on and ride. Come to find out I learned nothing, zero, nada from riding on the Back lmao so I came to you tube. You and a couple others taught me to ride. I had little help from people I could touch...so now it's 2 years later and I got it down. I now can ride comfortably without the anxiety that comes with learning, and happily. Really I be smiling like a doo hoo riding down the road. Thank you so much. I ride her everyday and work on her myself and won't let anybody touch her(I got an 04 honda shadow 750) I'm fixing to put clutch covet and pipes back on and enjoy this weather today. Ty so much, I'll never go back!
I’ve been riding (Got my first motorcycle or any kind of bike ) 3 months ago with no In person guidance whatsoever I had absolutely no clue about anything on a motorcycle and I learned strictly from your videos and am still learning a lot I ride nearly every day now and I feel like I kinda got it down thanks yammi noob
Great video. Lane splitting is totally legal in Belgium, and is even encouraged. Cars move over in the left lane to create the space. I ride over 25k kms a year, estimate 8 to 10k lane splitting in the Brussels Antwerp area. I gain between 1 and 3 hours a day that way.
I can relate to the 'Don't Drink & Ride', although I've never done it myself. I've been on some benefit poker runs where most of the stops were at bars. Halfway through the ride, it was easy to see who had been drinking. I started waiting for everyone else to go before I fell in behind the pack. I didn't want to be near them.
One of my first big organized rides we made our first stop. We hit that bar like a flock of locusts. Everyone grabbed a beer while the good people out for a nice weekend meal stared at us. I walked out got on my bike and left.
I stare, with a mix of quiet satisfaction and existential dread, as he yells it over and over again. I hear the words echo in my soul as his eyes drill agonizingly into my core. He hovers closer as his chanting stare blots out all other sensation, both external stimuli and internal feeling alike. I shiver and finally go numb, giving in to the terrifying reality presented to me. "He's right," I say to my monitor and the empty room around me, "it is all a dream." The monitor stares back, glowing softly.
You don't need a license to start riding a motorcycle. I didn't have a motorcycle endorsement for like... 20 years. Not really sure why I got one, either.
@@sirprise9548 What do you mean... need? I'm an anarchist. You can't license a liberty. I put the key in the ignition, turn it, and my motorcycle goes. If the police state tries to hassle me, I whip out the sharpest razors of all. Words. With Germany's history, you should be acutely aware of what happens when one does not stand against the police state. And yes, we have an active police state here too. You have to chose, will you stand for freedom, or will you stand against it. I stand for freedom. I'm not a member of any country. You can't make a binding contract with a baby to abide by an organizations rules! Sorry! If anything, you as a German have more than enough ammunition in words to use against the police state... just look to and quote Germany's history.
Just took my 09 v rod out for the first time earlier. Definitely a good feeling, and love your videos man. It's also my first bike, and oh so happy. For reference I'm 6'-2" and 215lbs, so I can definitely flat foot it at a stop. Just need to get used to the feels.
#6 - Just STOP it!! The squids that do it sound like an angry hornet (the little ones, not the 'killer' kind)! I laugh every time I hear someone over-revving! 😂😂
Excellent comment and totally agree! I have Twist of the Wrist on DVD and watch it at the start of each new riding season. It’s gold. And hey, it’s fun to watch anything about motorcycles and riding!
@TylerG7777 ah a fellow man of culture! I'd be surprised if the Yamster hadn't heard of the all-time sacred scroll of 2 wheeled wisdom! But in all seriousness, I watched these when they first came out and read the book and then did some coached track days on my first bike (Honda MC22 250RR) and was totally ripping round, the explanations and logical advice just makes it like a lightbulb goin off, it should be a requirement to sit through it and then have an exam on it to get a license!
7:00 its always no matter who it is and how much. no alcohol ever while riding. Its a bad idea and lets be honest most people dont have very good riding skills to begin with so this makes it worse and makes you think you fine and your not.
Good video Yam! Your videos were a part of my beginner journey a few years ago. Lane splitting here in CA is nice, but there are so many riders that continue to lane split at speeds that are flat out dangerous in addition to being over the posted speed limit that it creates cager animosity towards riders. Most people will actually move over for you and make it even safer when done at safe speeds.
the only bikes it's cool to rev bomb, are old two strokes, so that we can all smell that gorgeous Castrol R blue tinged smoke, as it fills your neighbours' houses in the morning :-)
I'm just letting all your videos play one after another all day at this point lmao. I'm about to get my first bike and I'm learning a whole bunch! Definitely gonna make a bunch of videos about my journey too. Thanks for inspiring me!
As a tow operator and a motorcycle connoisseur I second the dont drink and ride, literally every single motorcycle accident except for 1 or 2 involves alcohol.
the problem with lane-splitting, whether legal or otherwise is many see it as a ticket to confrontation... and while it makes the car driver look bad, if it is not legal in your part of the world, it just validates their anger and often gives license to others that know it's illegal to pick on motorcyclists that do it. All I do is wedge my tire between the two cars in front of me... that way if I do get hit it will be a glancing blow and I will go between the cars instead of into the one directly in front of me.
@@slimfit767 please be careful.. in places where it's not legal (and likely where it is as well) people don't look in their mirrors while stopped at lights and may lane-change or attempt to without much additional warning.
I've been riding over 15 years now, I've always kept the rule of have a beer or two maybe 3 then eat food and drink soda no more alcohol for at least 3 hours before getting back on the bike
When I started riding thirty years ago I had a friend and we did the msf course together. We we used to ride side by side including turning into parking lots and at intersections that way. We got really good at the motor patrol drill team stuff and it was fun, but I wouldn’t do that with anyone I didn’t know well and trust absolutely. Which is no one today. And we didn’t do it even then above city street speeds. We staggered with good following distance at anything over 35 mph.
Agreed - When group riding you really have to know who you ride with. Some guys I just give them all the space in the world due to their unpredictability.
Cars don't check their rear-view mirrors to pull into the shoulder. Also, it's where all the loose dirt and small objects accumulate; bad for traction and could get a flat.
In the UK lane splitting is completely legal. We have a totally different mindset here as a lot of kids will ride a bike before moving onto a car. Cars are way too expensive and second hand, often come with problems. Bikes can be cheaper and a new bike is more reliable. People in cars still kill bikers but the whole biker thing is completely different thing in the UK compared to the USA.
I am glad there are some who are not amazed and excited by burnouts.They are stupid and wasteful and require zero skill unless it is a slow or fast rolling burnout which requires more skill the faster you go.
Lane filtering or splitting is only legal in CA, you get caught doing anywhere else in the US, you will be given a moving violation and hefty fine. They care less if you think you going to hit from behind in stopped traffic.
Lane splitting of "filtering as you call it, at a light, is nothing more than you wanting to jump infront of everybody. If you pull up between 2 cars, your are MORE safe than sitting by your self in front of everybody. You be hit from oncoming car turning too wide or losing control where as , if between 2 cars, you are protected from all 4 sides.
I am an irresponsible citizen, yet I am an ethical squid. I spend my free time, in my smoking jacket, swirling ice in my scotch glass, while I groom my ego.
2015 CB300F or 2022 KTM Duke 200 as very first motorcycle ever? Both for sale in my hometown on FB and having a hard time choosing. 40 years old and never drove a bike except a dirt bike for a few months and a bicycle about 20 years ago LOL. But really want to get into bikes and found those 2 that's close and cheap to me.
As long as you don’t plan on jumping on the freeway or interstate. It might get to speed, but it’s not going to have the power to pass or get out of sticky situations
As much as I love the idea of more people being on bikes and therefore fewer cars/trucks/suvs with a single person in them... the fact that a huge portion of people can't drive their automatic transmission, half-autonomous car in a straight line down the highway without slamming full speed into another vehicle doesn't give me much faith in their ability to handle the rigors associated with operating a motorcycle.
The first time I rode a bike my dad and a friend got me all hooped up on drugs and booze. I didn't die, so that means I should always be fadded while I ride.
This video should be watched by every rider. PLEASE for the love of god. As if it’s not already bad enough people look at me with degradation, when I’m on my bike. I don’t need them feeling the need to KILL ME when I pass them. Stop driving like a jackass, carry yourself in a way that every driver on the road respects us. Cmon people 😢
It's always interesting to see "Motorcycle Etiquette" videos where people talk about respecting other bikers when there is still so much hate for Trike riders in online motorcycle media. Especially on places like r/motorcycles and UA-cam comment sections. (edited for spelling and grammar)
Can we get a video on how to properly use hand signals ? For example I use my left hand signal to turn left and I don’t slow down until necessary so I don’t get smacked from behind for slowing down too fast but when I use my right hand signal i slow down too fast when I take my hand off the throttle so I use the clutch to stay at the same speed using my right hand but I don’t know if I’m doing it right any tips for that would be great
It's weird how I feel less visible on the RC390 than my other bikes. It's literally a bright orange traffic cone on wheels and I'm in a white track suit. How the hell do people not notice?
hilarious extradited to CO ref.!!!!! Can I therefor be a Yammiie mini-nube if I ride a 2007 Yamaha XT 225 Serow? A total cult following....Maybe a spinoff channel suggestion, Yammie Noob Dual
The only rider I have ever dogged on was this one teen that was riding a thing with 2 wheels at dusk that looked like a small fully faired sport bike but had no brake light, turn lights, head light, or license plate. Like I get you gotta start somewhere but dude the bloated vehicles on the road aint gonna see you or feel when they run your ass over.
Where I'm living, motorcycles dominate all but the biggest the roads. We move to the head of the traffic at lights so we don't have to breath cager's exhaust.
I ride a Zero, so i am already silent. Never made a difference from when i had an ICE bike... But I follow all of these rules routinely. I havent had an accident (that wasnt me fucking around) in 10 years+.
1. Full throttle at all times.
2. Do hand gestures (like wanking gesture) to everyone
3. If you ride like a fool and you almost get clipped, make sure to break their sidemirror to establish dominance
4. Two wheel on the road is one wheel too many, not really needed.
5. Dont aim to become an old rider who's been enjoying their riding for years and years. Overrated. (see rule 1 again)
dont forget to complain about everyone being on their phones while driving, till weather forces you to take the car to work and now youre texting and driving too
Rule #5 means Gear is optional right?
Why wait for bad weather/car when you can install a phone mount and text/watch movies all while you ride
#6. Backwards baseball cap over helmet any day bro cmon look cool.
No drinking? In the 70s , a few beers , a joint, and hit of acid, getting on the R5 350 2 stroke Yamaha, and cruising the mountains, was a standard weekend. I forgot, people are weak nowadays!
I ride like I drive, pause at intersections and do not drive in blind spots. Has served me well thus far.
I'm not a big fan of really loud pipes, but some extra revs as you pass through a driver's blind spot can help.
Ride like you're invisible.
I live where lane splitting is legal and when I do it within our rules, drivers are generally very considerate. Often, they will scoot over a bit to give me more room. I try to wave and acknowledge driver's considerations and overall have no problems.
@thegunsngloryshow Cos I don’t wanna sit in traffic
In contrast, down here where it's not legal, I get VERY ugly looks, haha.
@@lIlIllIlIllIlllIllIIIIIIIIIlIIwe have plenty of narrow roads in England and lane splitting and filtering is perfectly legal, acceptable, and as safe as anything can be as far as motorcycles are concerned. Very few accidents considering almost all bikers do it.
Drivers are mostly considerate and don’t have an ego about a bike getting in front of them.
Must be California seeing as how that's the only place in America that's legal
I'm the same.. A thanks goes a long way towards making someone smile and they'll likely repay it to another rider next time.
Dang...taking more shots at The Brah hahaha
Just having a laugh, we're buddies
@@yammienoob😂😂😂
I LOVE your vids and I gotta give you some credit Mr yammie noob...im a 53 year old lady. My youngest child moved out last year so I got a Mc. I've ridden on back for years(1%ol lady for like 5 years) so I thought I could just jump on and ride. Come to find out I learned nothing, zero, nada from riding on the Back lmao so I came to you tube. You and a couple others taught me to ride. I had little help from people I could touch...so now it's 2 years later and I got it down. I now can ride comfortably without the anxiety that comes with learning, and happily. Really I be smiling like a doo hoo riding down the road. Thank you so much. I ride her everyday and work on her myself and won't let anybody touch her(I got an 04 honda shadow 750) I'm fixing to put clutch covet and pipes back on and enjoy this weather today. Ty so much, I'll never go back!
“It’s not my fault if you get extradited to Colorado” 💀💀
Rip my boy gixxerbrah
I’ve been riding (Got my first motorcycle or any kind of bike ) 3 months ago with no In person guidance whatsoever I had absolutely no clue about anything on a motorcycle and I learned strictly from your videos and am still learning a lot I ride nearly every day now and I feel like I kinda got it down thanks yammi noob
Take a motorcycle safety course. It's worth it and you get a discount on your insurance.
Great video.
Lane splitting is totally legal in Belgium, and is even encouraged. Cars move over in the left lane to create the space. I ride over 25k kms a year, estimate 8 to 10k lane splitting in the Brussels Antwerp area. I gain between 1 and 3 hours a day that way.
I can relate to the 'Don't Drink & Ride', although I've never done it myself. I've been on some benefit poker runs where most of the stops were at bars. Halfway through the ride, it was easy to see who had been drinking. I started waiting for everyone else to go before I fell in behind the pack. I didn't want to be near them.
Same here brother...I drank beer of root! 😀👍😋
@@kennethanway7979, I love a good beer of root, but I prefer the ones made with real sugar.
@@hepcat-bob or real sassafras...
One of my first big organized rides we made our first stop. We hit that bar like a flock of locusts. Everyone grabbed a beer while the good people out for a nice weekend meal stared at us. I walked out got on my bike and left.
I stare, with a mix of quiet satisfaction and existential dread, as he yells it over and over again. I hear the words echo in my soul as his eyes drill agonizingly into my core. He hovers closer as his chanting stare blots out all other sensation, both external stimuli and internal feeling alike. I shiver and finally go numb, giving in to the terrifying reality presented to me.
"He's right," I say to my monitor and the empty room around me, "it is all a dream." The monitor stares back, glowing softly.
Excerpt from disco elysium
First paragraph was a successful inland empire, the second one was a failed composure
If you stare long enough into an abyss the abyss stares back
@@kjaubrey4816 😳
Texas here as well and I filter at lights everytime. Gotta hope that this changes. People are honestly pretty good about it.
I pretend I'm invisible... especially when rev bombing my GL1500 ;)
So much power for no valid reason 😅😂
Me too.
Surely the goldwing has the "classiest" rev bomb of all. Like a wealthy aristocrat slapping someone across the face to challenge them to a duel.
Revbombing is number two on “The Most Stupid Thing To Do” list.
Number one is falling of while doing a wheeley. 🤦♂️
i pretend im invisible and that the cop cant see me so they must be pulling someone els over
Nice, another video to watch, months before even starting my license
riding is a real-life video game but without a RESTART
ATGATT, preferably high viz. "You can wipe off sweat but you can't wipe on skin."
You don't need a license to start riding a motorcycle.
I didn't have a motorcycle endorsement for like... 20 years.
Not really sure why I got one, either.
@@choppergirl unfortunately i do. Im from germany. That yall dont need a license is insane to me
@@sirprise9548 What do you mean... need? I'm an anarchist. You can't license a liberty. I put the key in the ignition, turn it, and my motorcycle goes. If the police state tries to hassle me, I whip out the sharpest razors of all. Words. With Germany's history, you should be acutely aware of what happens when one does not stand against the police state. And yes, we have an active police state here too. You have to chose, will you stand for freedom, or will you stand against it. I stand for freedom. I'm not a member of any country. You can't make a binding contract with a baby to abide by an organizations rules! Sorry!
If anything, you as a German have more than enough ammunition in words to use against the police state... just look to and quote Germany's history.
Just took my 09 v rod out for the first time earlier. Definitely a good feeling, and love your videos man. It's also my first bike, and oh so happy. For reference I'm 6'-2" and 215lbs, so I can definitely flat foot it at a stop. Just need to get used to the feels.
#6 - Just STOP it!! The squids that do it sound like an angry hornet (the little ones, not the 'killer' kind)! I laugh every time I hear someone over-revving! 😂😂
Papa Yam, you haven't recognized the glory of Keith Code and Twist of the Wrist!
Excellent comment and totally agree! I have Twist of the Wrist on DVD and watch it at the start of each new riding season. It’s gold. And hey, it’s fun to watch anything about motorcycles and riding!
@TylerG7777 ah a fellow man of culture! I'd be surprised if the Yamster hadn't heard of the all-time sacred scroll of 2 wheeled wisdom!
But in all seriousness, I watched these when they first came out and read the book and then did some coached track days on my first bike (Honda MC22 250RR) and was totally ripping round, the explanations and logical advice just makes it like a lightbulb goin off, it should be a requirement to sit through it and then have an exam on it to get a license!
still a really relevant book. really goofy video but you have to consider the time. it is funny to watch but still relevant
@jeffhdpd782 the goof is the gloriousness of it, and all the tips are still super relevant!
7:00 its always no matter who it is and how much. no alcohol ever while riding. Its a bad idea and lets be honest most people dont have very good riding skills to begin with so this makes it worse and makes you think you fine and your not.
Quite a few digs at Gixxer Brah in this one. lol
All in good fun, we're buddies lol
Well TBF Gixxer brahs tend to be the ones that paint the rest of us with the worst image
The cologne your mom bought me.
Yammie made me do it....... love it!
Good video Yam! Your videos were a part of my beginner journey a few years ago. Lane splitting here in CA is nice, but there are so many riders that continue to lane split at speeds that are flat out dangerous in addition to being over the posted speed limit that it creates cager animosity towards riders. Most people will actually move over for you and make it even safer when done at safe speeds.
These suggestions really apply if your on four wheels as well.
11:24 fell asleep cause i was too tired 😅😅
the only bikes it's cool to rev bomb, are old two strokes, so that we can all smell that gorgeous Castrol R blue tinged smoke, as it fills your neighbours' houses in the morning :-)
The gsxr bruh joke was wild
I have a neighbor who likes to rev his car. I didn't realize how annoying it is until I've felt it myself.
Had a guy who used to do that near my dorm in college. Usually yelling "Okay, we get it, it's 2 inches long!" usually was enough to get him to stop
👍 Your writing is pure genius and thoroughly entertaining. ( Howdy from Florida 🤠 )
My etiquette is: Motorcycle is like someones girl or boyfriend - If it's not yours, just look, don't touch
I'm just letting all your videos play one after another all day at this point lmao. I'm about to get my first bike and I'm learning a whole bunch! Definitely gonna make a bunch of videos about my journey too. Thanks for inspiring me!
Got my first bike a few weeks ago. Really enjoying the content, thank you!
ride with experienced motorcyclists or bikers. learn more.
Squid mating call ! Hahahahahahahahahaa ! Awesome video
As a tow operator and a motorcycle connoisseur I second the dont drink and ride, literally every single motorcycle accident except for 1 or 2 involves alcohol.
whenever you're tempted to rev bomb, keep in mind the rest of the world calls it a rage rev.
the problem with lane-splitting, whether legal or otherwise is many see it as a ticket to confrontation... and while it makes the car driver look bad, if it is not legal in your part of the world, it just validates their anger and often gives license to others that know it's illegal to pick on motorcyclists that do it. All I do is wedge my tire between the two cars in front of me... that way if I do get hit it will be a glancing blow and I will go between the cars instead of into the one directly in front of me.
Yea imma keep lane splitting
@@slimfit767 please be careful.. in places where it's not legal (and likely where it is as well) people don't look in their mirrors while stopped at lights and may lane-change or attempt to without much additional warning.
@@adam346 yea its legal on my island.well we have two way traffic here so sometimes we gotta filter thru wen the traffic in our lane is too slow.
I've been riding over 15 years now, I've always kept the rule of have a beer or two maybe 3 then eat food and drink soda no more alcohol for at least 3 hours before getting back on the bike
I don't know if noise saves lives,but i have gotten drivers' attention by revving my throaty sounding Harley at them!
When I started riding thirty years ago I had a friend and we did the msf course together. We we used to ride side by side including turning into parking lots and at intersections that way. We got really good at the motor patrol drill team stuff and it was fun, but I wouldn’t do that with anyone I didn’t know well and trust absolutely. Which is no one today. And we didn’t do it even then above city street speeds. We staggered with good following distance at anything over 35 mph.
Agreed - When group riding you really have to know who you ride with. Some guys I just give them all the space in the world due to their unpredictability.
Is there a reason motorcycles can’t just lane-split into the shoulder? I know when I lived in Mass cars drove right in the shoulder to pass
Cars don't check their rear-view mirrors to pull into the shoulder. Also, it's where all the loose dirt and small objects accumulate; bad for traction and could get a flat.
If yammie got paid everytime he says "squid". Needs a compilation at this point
I ride into Comifornia for years and spilt traffic, I do i do it cautiously and not much faster than traffic is going, doing this I have no problems.
The constant jabs at gixxerbrah is great lmao
As a Coloradan, I can confirm that I'm only here to prevent "Extradition"☠️😂
Yeah me too. Once I saw him on our local news I knew they'd bring him here. El paso County jail sucks a** too
Dude, u r funny as Hell, and just as accurate!
Keep it goin!
In the UK lane splitting is completely legal. We have a totally different mindset here as a lot of kids will ride a bike before moving onto a car. Cars are way too expensive and second hand, often come with problems. Bikes can be cheaper and a new bike is more reliable. People in cars still kill bikers but the whole biker thing is completely different thing in the UK compared to the USA.
The clip after the outro reminded me of Michael Scott 😆
Bro you literally nailed it with me n the rap sheet on a Harley
I am glad there are some who are not amazed and excited by burnouts.They are stupid and wasteful and require zero skill unless it is a slow or fast rolling burnout which requires more skill the faster you go.
@yammie I just bought a 2011 Yamaha FZ8.
I'm in Houston if you haven't ridden one, you need to
Been motorcycling for zillions of years and i am still learning
There is something wrong with me, I always laugh at the outros. Thanks man
Why you gotta do Gixxer Brah like that? Three shots in one video. 😂😂😂
Also, non-assless chaps are leather pants
Yammie has the best outros on UA-cam.
Hit me hard with the revinha at school just did that lol
Your best one by far....or was it? I could still be dreaming.
3:14 bro is just casually sitting next to my dream bike
A little more info I started with a 650 cc cruiser it’s a Suzuki boulevard 2019 and I want a sport bike now
i was not prepared for the ending
Lane splitting sounds good, until while widing in
Lane filtering or splitting is only legal in CA, you get caught doing anywhere else in the US, you will be given a moving violation and hefty fine. They care less if you think you going to hit from behind in stopped traffic.
What's the bike shown at 10:48?
Revbombs and burnouts for Yammie 2024 🤘🤘
The the tire flat on the bavk of the back at 8:40 ? The one riding the wheelie
Back of the bike**
Lane splitting of "filtering as you call it, at a light, is nothing more than you wanting to jump infront of everybody. If you pull up between 2 cars, your are MORE safe than sitting by your self in front of everybody. You be hit from oncoming car turning too wide or losing control where as , if between 2 cars, you are protected from all 4 sides.
I am an irresponsible citizen, yet I am an ethical squid.
I spend my free time, in my smoking jacket, swirling ice in my scotch glass, while I groom my ego.
I drink my tequila while watching cartoons!
2015 CB300F or 2022 KTM Duke 200 as very first motorcycle ever? Both for sale in my hometown on FB and having a hard time choosing. 40 years old and never drove a bike except a dirt bike for a few months and a bicycle about 20 years ago LOL. But really want to get into bikes and found those 2 that's close and cheap to me.
As long as you don’t plan on jumping on the freeway or interstate. It might get to speed, but it’s not going to have the power to pass or get out of sticky situations
Sweet, got it...5 beer minimum on bike night brother. Got it 🤟🏼👍🏻
"Extradited to Colorado" lmfao poor gixxer brah
I use both ways of signaling when possible.
Middle finger, and rev bomb?
@@isoufo Hahahaha! Good one! 😀👍
yammie- lane splitting wont even save you that much time
gixxer brah- yes it does.
Always finger fellow riders
As much as I love the idea of more people being on bikes and therefore fewer cars/trucks/suvs with a single person in them... the fact that a huge portion of people can't drive their automatic transmission, half-autonomous car in a straight line down the highway without slamming full speed into another vehicle doesn't give me much faith in their ability to handle the rigors associated with operating a motorcycle.
The first time I rode a bike my dad and a friend got me all hooped up on drugs and booze. I didn't die, so that means I should always be fadded while I ride.
This video should be watched by every rider. PLEASE for the love of god. As if it’s not already bad enough people look at me with degradation, when I’m on my bike. I don’t need them feeling the need to KILL ME when I pass them. Stop driving like a jackass, carry yourself in a way that every driver on the road respects us. Cmon people 😢
Does someone else fall to sleep a bit before the end of the video and got scared by the “Wake up!” Thing 🫨 11:20
Rule 1: if a kid pionts at your bike with a smile, give them the limiter, that was us once
You really went hard on this one.
It's always interesting to see "Motorcycle Etiquette" videos where people talk about respecting other bikers when there is still so much hate for Trike riders in online motorcycle media. Especially on places like r/motorcycles and UA-cam comment sections. (edited for spelling and grammar)
I think I will go to that park shortly
Good point on lane splitting.
I am guilty of doing the occasional vroom vroom while sitting at a stop light 😅. But its mostly cuz my daughter loves to hear it lol.
Love the facts at the end 🎉
Are the giveaways open to Australia by any chance?
I’m 56 yrs old and ride a BMW GS. Bring it on baby, I can take it. 😉
I watch these videos mainly for the last ten seconds.
Can we get a video on how to properly use hand signals ? For example I use my left hand signal to turn left and I don’t slow down until necessary so I don’t get smacked from behind for slowing down too fast but when I use my right hand signal i slow down too fast when I take my hand off the throttle so I use the clutch to stay at the same speed using my right hand but I don’t know if I’m doing it right any tips for that would be great
You use your left hand for both right and left hand signals, google it
Has yammie ever done a video on the gen 1 zxr10?
Just woke up. Thanks bro
It's weird how I feel less visible on the RC390 than my other bikes. It's literally a bright orange traffic cone on wheels and I'm in a white track suit. How the hell do people not notice?
hilarious extradited to CO ref.!!!!! Can I therefor be a Yammiie mini-nube if I ride a 2007 Yamaha XT 225 Serow? A total cult following....Maybe a spinoff channel suggestion, Yammie Noob Dual
I alway kick my leg out left ir right when I want to switch lanes in busy traffic
Yammie; loud pipes DO save lives in deer territory!!!!!
Can you revbomb a thumper?
In Europe lane splitting is normal and in my country it's expected, cars move over to let me pass, even if I don't want to 😂
Is it me, or is YN seemingly distancing himself from a certain Gixxerbrah? there have been at least 3 'digs' in there?
Jokes on you buddy! My Harley wont do anything close to 180! Ha!
Riding in a staggered formation is mandatory where I live. It’s a ticketable offence to ride side by side, because ya know, it’s dangerous.
The only rider I have ever dogged on was this one teen that was riding a thing with 2 wheels at dusk that looked like a small fully faired sport bike but had no brake light, turn lights, head light, or license plate. Like I get you gotta start somewhere but dude the bloated vehicles on the road aint gonna see you or feel when they run your ass over.
As a Street squid. I agree 100% with this information.haha
Bro, DO NOT end a video like that. 😂💀
Where I'm living, motorcycles dominate all but the biggest the roads. We move to the head of the traffic at lights so we don't have to breath cager's exhaust.
I ride a Zero, so i am already silent. Never made a difference from when i had an ICE bike... But I follow all of these rules routinely. I havent had an accident (that wasnt me fucking around) in 10 years+.