Lots of great, real world advice, thanks!! Some off the best advice i got when i 1st started street riding (at 16 in calif) "its just like a video game, except its real".
Dodgy spelling of 'manoeuvre' apart, a really clear, well-presented video. I've got a Gen 2 ZZR1400, and have been riding on and off for 40 years, and what you say about looking ahead to anticipate possible danger, whilst also paying attention to what's right in front of you, are so important. Also, it's a bit of a hassle looking over your shoulder before overtaking, but it's less of a hassle than being knocked off your bike, probably writing it off, and ending up in hospital just because you took a chance and overtook without really knowing what was coming up behind you, or was alongside you.
A common saying in pilot training is "NEVER take your aircraft somewhere your brain hasn't been 10 seconds ago". It's a very succinct way of putting it and IMHO it's one of the most important lessons road users should learn from aviation. THIS is the kind of driving test reform this country needs, NOT following some dumb sat nav or shuffling a steering wheel as if your car is from the '50s.
A broken clock is right twice a day, my dude. As annoying as it might be, schammy boob can say things and be correct on occasion. It's hard, but it's doable - try to separate the person from what's been said. It's a good way to be objective about things.
@@estevangarcia2690 I'm sure even that tosser, when he manages to string a complete sentence together, is capable of reading something sensible off his teleprompter. Creative editing helps his case a lot :P
You sound like a true proponent of Saxe- Coburg -Gotha the German rulers of England. When do they say the right things? Your game is to seem reasonable, and take away other peoples convictions. While all the while you are very loyal to your Lizard Kings. Mental Gaslighting. We're not fooled. Never start an argument defending Yammie Noob. Go buy his CD's.
Lots of great, real world advice, thanks!!
Some off the best advice i got when i 1st started street riding (at 16 in calif) "its just like a video game, except its real".
Dodgy spelling of 'manoeuvre' apart, a really clear, well-presented video. I've got a Gen 2 ZZR1400, and have been riding on and off for 40 years, and what you say about looking ahead to anticipate possible danger, whilst also paying attention to what's right in front of you, are so important. Also, it's a bit of a hassle looking over your shoulder before overtaking, but it's less of a hassle than being knocked off your bike, probably writing it off, and ending up in hospital just because you took a chance and overtook without really knowing what was coming up behind you, or was alongside you.
The mid-corner front brake thing... Just be gentle. EXTREMELY gentle.
A common saying in pilot training is "NEVER take your aircraft somewhere your brain hasn't been 10 seconds ago".
It's a very succinct way of putting it and IMHO it's one of the most important lessons road users should learn from aviation.
THIS is the kind of driving test reform this country needs, NOT following some dumb sat nav or shuffling a steering wheel as if your car is from the '50s.
Tbf after 45 years of riding and driving I’m still not sure of my limits , lol.
Nice production, nice bike, PLEASE don't quote yammy noob.
A broken clock is right twice a day, my dude. As annoying as it might be, schammy boob can say things and be correct on occasion.
It's hard, but it's doable - try to separate the person from what's been said. It's a good way to be objective about things.
@@233kosta like Biden?
@@estevangarcia2690 I'm sure even that tosser, when he manages to string a complete sentence together, is capable of reading something sensible off his teleprompter.
Creative editing helps his case a lot :P
You sound like a true proponent of Saxe- Coburg -Gotha the German rulers of England. When do they say the right things? Your game is to seem reasonable, and take away other peoples convictions. While all the while you are very loyal to your Lizard Kings. Mental Gaslighting. We're not fooled. Never start an argument defending Yammie Noob. Go buy his CD's.