Having recently ridden/owned/sold one of these monsters, I can attest to how gnarly this is! Well done, Greg! You continue to be an inspiration for learning and practicing skills!
Super! I was just imagining how difficult it would be with that bike and it seems easy for Eddie. We know, for Eddie, Bike does not matter since he is at top of perfection! Coral Belt Eddie!
I just found this video after 3 years of watching your UA-cam videos. I got my 2017 m109r in 2018. I was actually thinking about getting a smaller bike to “practice on” but after seeing this video today and receiving & reading today Road to Mastery and Master Riding Program. I’m def in the mindset to Shut Up and Practice. Thank you for inspiring this new rider to know I can do It on whatever bike I put my mind to. Thanks so much!!!
I think that your skills are improving a lot since the first video I saw about you (1 year ago) and you were already a master! Congrats! Always learning from you
OMG! Amazing! I just came back after 1 hour of practicing. White-belt and some advanced moves too like handle-bar lock and try to ride a circle. I did it once on the left side (was not able to repeat it) but not on the right side, almost there but cannot make a circle. Great feeling to practice and practice. All this only because I keep watching your videos. I will keep this going on. Rain or Shine, it should not matter. Eddie is the Motorcycle Guru!
Hello from the UK. 2.5 years of riding and you have more than confirmed the fact that I know zip all! I have a lot of watching and practicing to do! An excellent channel to follow!
Awesome, That big Boulevard is a handful and you made it look like a toy. Low speed skills are key to riding confidence and practice is where you build that confidence. Thanks for doing what you do.
This inspired me to try it with mine. Almost ate the pavement a few times, but after about a year's worth of practice, I managed it. This bike might be heavy, but it's quite nimble for its weight. Thank you, Sir. "...the bike doesn't matter, start the practice."
Dude sick. Thanks for showing me a m109 can turn tight. I needed that info as im gonna likely graduate to that bike soon. We have piles of twisties in NC and i was worried the bike would be too unwieldy. You prove different. Btw, this is the best and most responsible channel on UA-cam. Love what you do sir. never stop never stoppin.
I just got my m109r three days ago. I sold my Gxsr750R. This video is helpful, I see you’re shifting your weight opposites of the direction of travel. Well done Mr.
Just started riding towards my MC license. Been watching your videos everyday before heading out to the course. I was sweating bullets making my first U turns. Big props from Sweden. I'm hard at work making eights at the local parking lot.
Hey man, thanks for all the videos and techniques. I have ridden for 1 year, or 7500 miles so far and have a long way to go to master MotoJitsu; That being said, it is a blast going to an empty lot and just practicing, not worrying about traffic. I always have fun and gain some confidence in my skill.
You are my best Utube riding teacher in pretty much all aspects of riding... hats off I will practice as much as I can even if I can only ride my friend's bike normally once a week. Please be riders' guru forever
very impressive skills you have bro. I have an M109R myself and I'm a little weary when I try to do u turns or to even just bend it on the right side turns I think because it is a heavy ass cruiser . You have inspired me to build my confidence through practice thank you great video !
I stepped up from a Vulcan S to the M109R. After 800 miles I still have not been able to flip lock to lock on this monster. Nice to see you pull this off so smoothly. I'll get there...
Exactly! I was just thinking the same thing. I looks easy but when practicing we realize how much practice it really requires. Sincere practice is required. yes.
I just got my 2017 M109R (yesterday) and I'm not sure I can make the turn < 18'. I assume you were riding your rear break? But listening to your throttle rev and turn technique give me something to practice for. Funny how I'm a righty but left turns seem easier.
That right there is my 1st bike. Its been bout a year since i took the course and i got the bike a few weeks ago been riding as much as possible and following your tutorials has helped me soooo much specifically turns and slow turns. But i also feel lack of skill and confidence are holding me back if you could plz throw out some pointers for me especially about the m109r that would be so much appreciated.
Awesome to hear :) Yes, take more courses and practice weekly. MotoJitsu.com/courses there's no secret. Go ride more. FYI: Do you know about my other UA-cam channel? It's a podcast where I interview interesting people, check it out and subscribe! If you already are, thank you!! :) ua-cam.com/channels/VJeRk29mNO-YRuvOJ73klQ.html
Something I notice very well is that you only look forward, you NEVER look down or look halfway of where you are going. I'm having trouble always looking up and where I'm going since I just started riding motorcycle and haven't gotten my drivers license yet. I also have trouble doing U-turns and driving very slow, do you have any tips?
Fast Eddie, you removed my doubts about what can be done with even this Big Azz Suzuki...I'm hoping to get a FJR 1300 Yamaha at 650 pounds. I will get frame sliders tho, Lol! On Memorial Day, wanted to pass along another word of thanks for your service to our country 👍👍
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Impressive. I am sadly lacking these empty public spaces in any decent vicinity. So after most rides I squeeze in a few minutes of practice on my private lot, which is kinda crowded with my neighbours cars. At least I can manage to do 20ft U-turns, some circling, figure8, mybe a weave or two and stopping. Also practice time there is limited, so I don't annoy my neighbors too much. Will take me longer to reach goals, but since it's not a race I'll just keep it up. Maybe in the future I'll run across a decent parking lot which has no restricted access.
Yeah I feel fairly confident doing left turns but right turns it’s like completely new and it feels like the bike is falling over. I went from a dual sport to this bike. I’ve been practicing though in empty parking lots
Ever wondered if you can do relatively tight corners (30' to 60') fast enough you'd actually have to hang off on the inside? Or at least what is the smallest circle it's still possible to do it in.
yo dont need to be with him, just by listening his tips and videos and an empty parking lot or somewhere safe to practice by your self should be more than enough
I'm sure the bike doesn't matter, but, if you could, try that with a BMW K1600. I find it a bit top heavy, just would be good if I could see you do it and then comment on it.
I have to get a hold of one first...and I''ve done the same thing on a Gold Wing, the skill of the rider is what matters. ua-cam.com/video/HvGbFJU4oY0/v-deo.html
@@MotoJitsu imagine a future world. Where the skill control of a motorcycle was an olympic event ? And then imagine the positive outcome to new riders .
I've been through several advance courses with two sheriff's departments . I own that same 2019 model..so yeah ease up on the revs Hella unnecessary....you're burning up that clutch
My first bike was a 2007 Honda Shadow with a 21" front wheel, that was a bitch to steer in tight corners. I now have a 2016 Boulevard M50 way easier to steer. LMAO!
@@MotoJitsu : Since my instructor made sure, i can take off and stop smoothly, we ride in the town, and he only keep remind me to take a "lifesaver"(look over my shoulder) before change lane, and cancel the indicator after turn. I perfectly can turn my head both side(wow!!), and i can use the indicator confidently(wow again!), but i still mess my pants when i need to cope with a roundabout. Its just not ok. Its crazy i need to get a licence first, then i can actually start learning how to became the boss of my bike.
@@MotoJitsu I have same M109R and recently burned up my clutch practicing this same thing! Your practicing has made it look so easy. Mine makes it EXPENSIVE, lol! I'm committed to shutting up and practicing...just afraid I'll go broke in the process...
@@ajmcrae3716 That's my M109 he's on. I've been practicing this every day for a loong time now and the clutch has NEVER been a problem. Are you revving super high while riding in the friction zone? That's the ONLY thing that could possibly mess it up.
@@MotoJitsu cool I will definitely check them out. Another first-time dad took me down and we watch the Columbus Police do their trick riding I was so amazed
Pretty damn impressive. I wish the young guys making those insane suicide runs would focus more on this type of exhibition instead of risky uncontrolled riding environment stunts.
All these things you're doing are mandatory if you want to get your license in the Netherlands. First you have to do, vehicle control on a track wich consist out of; fast slalom, slow tight slalom, riding 8s, half turns (like you are doing) controlled brake, hard brake and emergency brake, riding real slow and stopping on a dime, damn even walking and parking the bike😂 and after that you can take your "road course" 8 to 10 lessons, 1,5 hour drives on the street with an instructor once you finish this you can take your exam. We also have to do a theoretical exam.
You managed to maneuver non steerable rocket ship .... Hats off dude 😗👏
:)
You got that right bro unsterable rocket ship is right .the bike is heavy AF.
Having recently ridden/owned/sold one of these monsters, I can attest to how gnarly this is! Well done, Greg! You continue to be an inspiration for learning and practicing skills!
Thanks!
Super! I was just imagining how difficult it would be with that bike and it seems easy for Eddie. We know, for Eddie, Bike does not matter since he is at top of perfection! Coral Belt Eddie!
Like he said to me practice.
I just found this video after 3 years of watching your UA-cam videos. I got my 2017 m109r in 2018. I was actually thinking about getting a smaller bike to “practice on” but after seeing this video today and receiving & reading today Road to Mastery and Master Riding Program. I’m def in the mindset to Shut Up and Practice. Thank you for inspiring this new rider to know I can do It on whatever bike I put my mind to. Thanks so much!!!
Thanks for the support! Time to go practice :)
I think that your skills are improving a lot since the first video I saw about you (1 year ago) and you were already a master!
Congrats! Always learning from you
Thanks!
OMG! Amazing! I just came back after 1 hour of practicing. White-belt and some advanced moves too like handle-bar lock and try to ride a circle. I did it once on the left side (was not able to repeat it) but not on the right side, almost there but cannot make a circle. Great feeling to practice and practice. All this only because I keep watching your videos. I will keep this going on. Rain or Shine, it should not matter. Eddie is the Motorcycle Guru!
Thanks!
Hello from the UK.
2.5 years of riding and you have more than confirmed the fact that I know zip all! I have a lot of watching and practicing to do! An excellent channel to follow!
Thanks!
Wow 😮 awesome. That's my mentor. God bless you sir
You're welcome!
Awesome, That big Boulevard is a handful and you made it look like a toy. Low speed skills are key to riding confidence and practice is where you build that confidence. Thanks for doing what you do.
You're welcome, now go practice! :)
MotoJitsu hhhhhhh
This inspired me to try it with mine. Almost ate the pavement a few times, but after about a year's worth of practice, I managed it. This bike might be heavy, but it's quite nimble for its weight. Thank you, Sir. "...the bike doesn't matter, start the practice."
Mastery comes with lots of practice.. but man you look like you were born on a bike. Awesome style. I will now shut up and go practice 😁
Yes, courses to learn the technique and lots of practice :)
A LOT of confidence in your self and your Pony is necessary for maneuvers like this
Go practice!
@@MotoJitsu I just need you to to assist and guide me until I have learned the skill from you! Excellent instructional Video
Dude sick. Thanks for showing me a m109 can turn tight. I needed that info as im gonna likely graduate to that bike soon. We have piles of twisties in NC and i was worried the bike would be too unwieldy. You prove different. Btw, this is the best and most responsible channel on UA-cam. Love what you do sir. never stop never stoppin.
Greg U R The King!!! Big fan from Croatia!
Thanks! lol
I just got my m109r three days ago. I sold my Gxsr750R. This video is helpful, I see you’re shifting your weight opposites of the direction of travel. Well done Mr.
thanks :)
Awesome! I've had a M109R since 2013 and I still don't think I can make a turn that tight. #Skillz
Go practice!
Brandon Bicasso the reason you cant is because of fear. You can do it get over the fear
Just started riding towards my MC license. Been watching your videos everyday before heading out to the course. I was sweating bullets making my first U turns.
Big props from Sweden. I'm hard at work making eights at the local parking lot.
Keep at it!! :)
You make it look so easy!
It is with practice!
Hey man, thanks for all the videos and techniques. I have ridden for 1 year, or 7500 miles so far and have a long way to go to master MotoJitsu; That being said, it is a blast going to an empty lot and just practicing, not worrying about traffic. I always have fun and gain some confidence in my skill.
You're welcome!
You are my best Utube riding teacher in pretty much all aspects of riding... hats off I will practice as much as I can even if I can only ride my friend's bike normally once a week. Please be riders' guru forever
Thanks!!
very impressive skills you have bro. I have an M109R myself and I'm a little weary when I try to do u turns or to even just bend it on the right side turns I think because it is a heavy ass cruiser . You have inspired me to build my confidence through practice thank you great video !
Awesome!
Great man！ I learned U-TURN from you. My bike is Harley breakout.Now, I am the most handsome guy in my street.整条街最靓的仔。Thankyou from China.
Thanks
I stepped up from a Vulcan S to the M109R. After 800 miles I still have not been able to flip lock to lock on this monster. Nice to see you pull this off so smoothly. I'll get there...
: ) keep at it .
After this video I believe it is possible to get this bike as a first. Of course, taking all the necessary care and practicing on weekends
I don't recommend it.
He makes it look so freaking easy.! Hope I get that good one day
Exactly! I was just thinking the same thing. I looks easy but when practicing we realize how much practice it really requires. Sincere practice is required. yes.
hope i get half as good lol
Dayam!!! I am still struggling to do that with my Ninja 300!!.. Whoa!! Yup.. Yup.. I will shut up & practice!!
Practice, practice, practice!
@@MotoJitsu and I shall!!
Wow you nailed it Fast Eddie. Very slick riding there. Well done :) Thanks again for the great videos.
Thanks
Practice, practice, practice...and cruising the boulevard to be seen, don’t count!
Well done! 👍👍👍
Yes!
Looks like godzilla does ballet. Salute to you Motojitsu. inspirational practice.
:)
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I just got my 2017 M109R (yesterday) and I'm not sure I can make the turn < 18'. I assume you were riding your rear break? But listening to your throttle rev and turn technique give me something to practice for. Funny how I'm a righty but left turns seem easier.
That right there is my 1st bike. Its been bout a year since i took the course and i got the bike a few weeks ago been riding as much as possible and following your tutorials has helped me soooo much specifically turns and slow turns. But i also feel lack of skill and confidence are holding me back if you could plz throw out some pointers for me especially about the m109r that would be so much appreciated.
Awesome to hear :) Yes, take more courses and practice weekly. MotoJitsu.com/courses there's no secret. Go ride more.
FYI: Do you know about my other UA-cam channel? It's a podcast where I interview interesting people, check it out and subscribe! If you already are, thank you!! :)
ua-cam.com/channels/VJeRk29mNO-YRuvOJ73klQ.html
Hey Eddie! Heres ur big fan from singapore! Love ur videos!
Thanks!
@MotoJitsu Which gear are you in while maneuvering the M109? My M109 1st gear is too 'jumpy' and 2nd gear will stall out.
1st
Complete badass! Thank you.
Thanks!
Great control over the bike , 👍🏍️ Greg
Thanks 😊
Something I notice very well is that you only look forward, you NEVER look down or look halfway of where you are going. I'm having trouble always looking up and where I'm going since I just started riding motorcycle and haven't gotten my drivers license yet. I also have trouble doing U-turns and driving very slow, do you have any tips?
You answered your own question, you haven't even gotten your license yet, take the 2 day course in your state.
@@MotoJitsu I live in Sweden and we don't have 2 Day courses.tm the courses are 80 minuter and just doesn't make you learn a lot
Perfect, then go practice U-turns and driving very slowly for 1 hour a day for a month...that's my tip. #shutupandpractice
Awesome! I need to practice now. 😃
As I herd from someone, imagine there are no other motorcycles and you just need to learn to ride what you have.
go for it!
"Shut up and practice"... best... great video, keep 'em coming!
Thanks
Fast Eddie, you removed my doubts about what can be done with even this Big Azz Suzuki...I'm hoping to get a FJR 1300 Yamaha at 650 pounds. I will get frame sliders tho, Lol! On Memorial Day, wanted to pass along another word of thanks for your service to our country 👍👍
thanks!!!! I've done this and have a video on a Gold Wing :)
How would you say that 109r does in this course vs a Road King or Street Glide? I've done the rodeo on a Road King so that's my frame of reference...
Every bike has it's advantages & disadvantages
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Impressive. I am sadly lacking these empty public spaces in any decent vicinity. So after most rides I squeeze in a few minutes of practice on my private lot, which is kinda crowded with my neighbours cars. At least I can manage to do 20ft U-turns, some circling, figure8, mybe a weave or two and stopping. Also practice time there is limited, so I don't annoy my neighbors too much. Will take me longer to reach goals, but since it's not a race I'll just keep it up. Maybe in the future I'll run across a decent parking lot which has no restricted access.
Go earlier in the morning or night, won't be anyone :)
The best colour combination
I really like this bike 👌
lots of fun :)
😑 ... get my keys...
Go practice!
What are you using as ground markers? Small plastic cones?
Tennis balls cut in half work good, plastic drinking cups with a small rock on top also work well.
Tennis balls cut in half and sidewalk chalk.
Keep up the good work! I traded in a larger heavier bike so I could focus on becoming a better rider. Thanks for the inspiration!
You're welcome, go practice!
There is no discussion: you are the man. !!!
courses and practice
WOW... I need to train more on my bike. TY MotoJitsu
YES, go practice.
Yeah I feel fairly confident doing left turns but right turns it’s like completely new and it feels like the bike is falling over. I went from a dual sport to this bike. I’ve been practicing though in empty parking lots
When the bike is 15' long and the space is 16', and you still nail it 🤣👌🏼
hahahaha yes!
3:50 for the impatient folks. This is awesome and I'm still working on this. Much to learn have I.
From 0:00-3:50 is more practicing to study.
Ever wondered if you can do relatively tight corners (30' to 60') fast enough you'd actually have to hang off on the inside? Or at least what is the smallest circle it's still possible to do it in.
Like this?
ua-cam.com/video/K6l_LuVXEb8/v-deo.html
Whipping the hell out them turns 😂😂
lol!
practiced 50 minutes one day last week. clutch slipped badly on the way home. seems ok now. can you over due practice sessions?
Give yourself and the bike frequent breaks.
@@MotoJitsu thanks for the response. will do.
:)
Shoot now you have me more push to try harder...great job
Practice!!!
@@MotoJitsu yes but it's hard when the ground is icy or full of snow
obviously :)
@@MotoJitsu to some
who is it not obvious for that practicing when the ground is icy or full of snow isn't a good idea?
Need to try this on my M109R 2016 model 😍
:)
I wish we had weather like this in England!
Move somewhere else.
I wish I was out there I would love to get your help riding. You make it look easy.
It is with practice!
yo dont need to be with him, just by listening his tips and videos and an empty parking lot or somewhere safe to practice by your self should be more than enough
Are you using the front brakes at all during these?
No
Rear brake only when doing cone coarse work.
I'm sure the bike doesn't matter, but, if you could, try that with a BMW K1600.
I find it a bit top heavy, just would be good if I could see you do it and then comment on it.
I have to get a hold of one first...and I''ve done the same thing on a Gold Wing, the skill of the rider is what matters. ua-cam.com/video/HvGbFJU4oY0/v-deo.html
You’re a LEGEND, F.E.!
Thanks...practice!
Great..well done mate
Bro i pulled this off too! Been doing it every weekend and i also try to find and flip bitches in traffic to practice even more
How much throttle was used in that? I thought that bike would pull without throttle.. I'm getting to buy one being a noob
I raised the rpm and held it there all with the clutch and rear brake
"Be one with the bike! Grasshopper!" I have to ask, how many times have you dropped your bike practicing? It's bound to happen to the best of us.
When I learning low-speed tight circles I think 10 times maybe, I don't have an exact number.
As an owner of a M109R I have to say that takes work :)
:) sure does
That is skill. I am inspired.
Time to go practice!
MotoJitsu I do. Thank you for what you do
I want to give you triple like.👏👍
:) thanks
I did test on a lil 250. Always wondered how these guys did the uturn on thesebig cruisers if they took test with it
Many wouldn't pass.
Damn, I usually just roll up slam the rear on and tilt her in with a sprinkle of throttle and hope. You make the rest of us look like amateurs
Time to go practice 👌🏼
You do it so smooth
Practice!
Your legacy will be.
Control with practice not technology.
Thank you again.
Ride safe.
Yes!
@@MotoJitsu imagine a future world.
Where the skill control of a motorcycle was an olympic
event ?
And then imagine the positive outcome to new riders .
ahahaha would be sweet!!
Youre killing that clutch dude..🙄🙄 wow
Never had any issues with any bike I've ever had, dude. Just shut up and practice.
I've been through several advance courses with two sheriff's departments . I own that same 2019 model..so yeah ease up on the revs Hella unnecessary....you're burning up that clutch
Nice!
Thank you!!
You’re welcome
Wow excellent job sir!
thanks!
This is seriously biking in god mode 🤯
Practice!
Wow. Good practice!
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My first bike was a 2007 Honda Shadow with a 21" front wheel, that was a bitch to steer in tight corners. I now have a 2016 Boulevard M50 way easier to steer. LMAO!
:)
slow speed manoeuvres on big bikes is boss. so many people riding cruisers who can't ride because they put 1000km a year on their bike
Many people don't practice....don't let that be you!
Can you U-turn that Intruder with a 360 wide rear
tyre?
#curious
Yup
Awesome gymkhana style. Now try it with a pillion.
ua-cam.com/video/zbNMLWTpj8E/v-deo.html
I have an instructor as im just trying to get a licence; but when im asked who teach me,
i say: Fast Eddie!
Hahaha perfect!
@@MotoJitsu : Since my instructor made sure, i can take off and stop smoothly, we ride in the town, and he only keep remind me to take a "lifesaver"(look over my shoulder) before change lane, and cancel the indicator after turn.
I perfectly can turn my head both side(wow!!), and i can use the indicator confidently(wow again!), but i still mess my pants when i need to cope with a roundabout.
Its just not ok.
Its crazy i need to get a licence first, then i can actually start learning how to became the boss of my bike.
That's great!! Progress, not perfection.
Maneuvering an 1800cc 700lbs+ bike like that is very impresive....
bike doesn't matter once you've mastered the skill
@@MotoJitsu ok be humble now. A little thank you would suffice....😏
That’s what you want? lol just go practice more, get off UA-cam
Were you slipping the clutch during those u turns?
During certain parts yes.
@@MotoJitsu I have same M109R and recently burned up my clutch practicing this same thing! Your practicing has made it look so easy. Mine makes it EXPENSIVE, lol! I'm committed to shutting up and practicing...just afraid I'll go broke in the process...
Anthony McRae all depends on your technique
@@MotoJitsu yeah...i guess so
@@ajmcrae3716 That's my M109 he's on. I've been practicing this every day for a loong time now and the clutch has NEVER been a problem. Are you revving super high while riding in the friction zone? That's the ONLY thing that could possibly mess it up.
Like gymkhana! so nice.
:)
OH wow. Thats so badass.
Thanks Joy
If it can be done on full dress Harley Davidsons then I think it can be done on any bike.
And I have videos of me doing it on Gold Wings, Harleys, etc..an entire playlist of riding 35+ different bikes.
@@MotoJitsu cool I will definitely check them out. Another first-time dad took me down and we watch the Columbus Police do their trick riding I was so amazed
Very good riders out there :)
Nicely done.
Thanks!
Impressive most impressive.
Thanks!
That looks cool, japanese style 😉...put crashbars to your beautiful bmw 😉
They're on.
@@MotoJitsu👍 sorry from my little and black phone screen, they looked like frame sliders
one day we will see fast eddie spinning in his axis
ok
Awesome man
Thanks
The most difficult bike to lean bcz of the rear wide tyre
Pretty damn impressive.
I wish the young guys making those insane suicide runs would focus more on this type of exhibition instead of risky uncontrolled riding environment stunts.
AWESOME!!
thanks! share with others :)
My goal is to be half the rider you are sir!!! #shutupandpractice
You said it, practice! And of course, take courses to learn the techniques.
You in San Diego?
Yes
I recognized the bay. I spent a career in Chula Vista. Keep up the great work. We really appreciate your vids.
@@ginogina4589 Thanks!
Where did you get those engine guards for m109r??
Not my bike
Wow
YES!
All these things you're doing are mandatory if you want to get your license in the Netherlands. First you have to do, vehicle control on a track wich consist out of; fast slalom, slow tight slalom, riding 8s, half turns (like you are doing) controlled brake, hard brake and emergency brake, riding real slow and stopping on a dime, damn even walking and parking the bike😂 and after that you can take your "road course" 8 to 10 lessons, 1,5 hour drives on the street with an instructor once you finish this you can take your exam. We also have to do a theoretical exam.
Yup, there's also required for every course here in the states. No matter the course, more practice is needed by everyone.
@@MotoJitsu yes, very true. Pratice is very important and its fun to do! Very impressed by your skills btw!
awesome videos
Thanks!
Same size as my bike 2.45 meter 96 inch Just that my bike is lighter But i can do a U-turn within 4 meters or 13.12 feet
My bike is a Aprilia Classic 50 1992