Thanks for this. It's hard to tell ( video distorts speed) but I personally I would be slower at some points and not go for some of the passes you took. Everyone has their own risk reward threshold. However still a useful video with some good points thanks. What I would say tho is for beginners watching this vid, you should start of a lot more conservative than this with bigger margins for error ( your errors and other peoples). Also people starting out ...realy watch out for the sleepy pedestrians walking through trafic and pick your speed so you can stop if they appear from behind that van or truck.
@@anonimouse8918 thank you. I’m with you 100%. Some of the gaps I make may be done quick or be tight and it’s mostly to illustrate that even on a larger bike like this, if you practice your manoeuvres and take the time to learn your bike, you’d be surprised at what you can safely do. And yes, these sleep walkers pop out at the most random times, so being aware of the pavement traffic and your speed is also a big one.
I am glad to see your right hand fingers hovering on the brake lever, gives you half a second more time to stop. At 31:50 at the end of the straight just before the M25 I had a blow out on rear tyre of my Thuderace at 120 about 30 years ago, all good, I slammed on front brake to move the weight onto the good tyre and easily made it to the hard shoulder. I had £10,000 in 2 cheques in my shirt pocket for my boss in Gravesend. Our delivery lorry was 2 miles behind me with a HIAB, we craned the bike on, dropped me at a tyre shop in Gravesend and my boss paid for a new rear tyre, win, win. Your riding is bang on brother
@ninja12lawbreaker make use of every advantage I can get. Quick thinking, i touch on the use of brakes briefly in a short vid about bad weather but its all about being as calm as you can in them situations. Glad it turned out ok and the fact that you had a HIAB on tap is a whole stunt 😎. I appreciate the compliment though bro… I’m a lil way from riding the bike to its potential but God willing 2025 is the year to get some track and stunt days booked up. You still riding, if so, what you got now?
This felt like one long hazard perception test, I was almost clicking everytime I saw a pedestrian walk out lol. Be mindful not to filter over solid lines. Enjoyed your uploads - subscribed 👍
Filtering is great when done safety, For me, pedestrians are a big problem in city centres .Crossing the road in between cars and not looking before they cross can lead to an accident. Certain car/ van Etc drivers also don't like filtering and don't understand it's legal. Great video, Great presentation. Great content. STAY SAFE, Bro 😊
@@KPP365 often crossing with their phones in hand and headphones in. Like some of them have a death wish. I’ve never understood the disdain that some drivers have for riders, if we fit, we pass and get out your way, doesn’t change your journey much if any so why the hate. Thanks and keep safe too
I have been riding for about 24years and consider my self an experienced rider, however I have enjoyed these videos and defiantly taken some of your advice. Some good tips! thank you keep em coming 🏍️💨
@@millymoo6575 thank you. I appreciate this a lot. Glad I could offer my perspective and it was of value to you. I’m gonna try to keep up. Things getting busier and I’m new to this but will try
@@vtecbobby oh it’s easy to own 😂 not so easy to play with on these roads. The bikes always rearing to go and I feel like I’m cheating it because of obviously I never go over the limit
Great vid full of great advice...commentary shows just how aware you are of your surroundings.. not in a hurry, but always making progress. great display of riding in traffic 🏍💨
@@Keridus thank you. I prefer running commentary over a voice over to highlight what I can in the moment. That way anything I may have missed can be picked up by everyone and we can all learn/ pick up points together.
R1M coming soon? 😃 You got some skills and confidence, that other rider was hesitant his feet were all over the place leads me to believe he might be a recent pass. I've filtered a handful of times myself as i don't commute just a fair weather rider but i've seen some shocking filtering and a few offs from people going far too fast and taking risks all to save a few seconds as i've caught right back up with them at traffic lights.
@@shutinyanks R1M…. Might need a few sponsorship’s for that 😅 Thanks bro. Yh he was surely a newer rider. This is why the biggest advice I have for newer riders is the practice there slow manoeuvres on the bike they have (as some only practice on training providers bikes). Helps massively in these situations. And Yh, sometime I’m guilty of flying past, only to be caught at multiple lights only to see the person i passes minutes ago right next to me. So I mostly just cruise with purpose and get there when I get there.
@@TKRydezztrust the process bro you’re genuine and not spitting lies your fan base is growing each day. Stay true to yourself and when the big sponsors come. Remember who you were when you started and we will be with you each step of the way 👊🏻
Solid vid TK, awareness on point bro. Homie TK on the R1 Look back, gear down, bike gone Zen-like flow, call him Bruce Lee Fit's blacked out like he's batman! 😂
@@simzblack1571 brooooo…. I thought I might of done it wrong. For the most part it’s great, but I closed off the front vent and have the mic right on my chin so to be fair I’m asking a lot from it
@@lawterian he was doing good, I was happy to wait behind him for a long as he was going for it. I’ll never try to rush another rider and put pressure on them (intentionally). I reckon if I gave him a bit more space he may have carried on past the bus, I forget how imposing my bike can be 😅
@@simzblack1571 bro, I actually can’t believe it. I thought it would be a few months before I saw that. I guess this is what people need to see. Good to see you still here 👊🏾
@@Richieesgarage thanks bro… I’m all over the place with settings and for the most part use auto. I have some ND filters and have presets for them, but with it being overcast, it’s mostly on auto. Once I grab the cams, I might do a quick short on what I’ve got them set up as. But there are far better vids out there on them. I have the DJI action 4 & 5 pro and have been alternating. Now gonna stick with 5 pro forward facing and 4 to face me
@@TKRydezz yeah i use the Dji Action 4 i love it, but just trying to fine tune those settings keep forgetting I've got the ND filters on too and then it ruins the video especially when its getting a bit darker. do need to just sit there and test all the settings! but again great video mate channel is picking up quickly! keep it up!
I was always told you filter through traffic but split lanes at speed when you think of a filter it’s drips through tight gaps where as if your splitting something your opening it up so you can go faster lol
@@Yam_man90 hmmm interesting. I’ve never actually thought too much about it. I only heard the term splitting from overseas so just took it as the foreign version of filtering. By the name, you sitting on a Yamaha yourself?!?
@@Lucky-.-luke-.-010 I will, I close my vents to help against wind noise, so the be fair I am asking a lot from it. But will give that a go as an extra measure. Thanks
How do tourists avoid being robbed at hotels and restaurants in London? That would be more interesting to learn. I would never bring mi bike to London. It would be stolen one of the first days.
As far as bringing your bike into London, if parking up, it’s all about multiple layers of security. I did have at least 3 until I forgot to shut my bag and I lost my chain and disk lock. But a decent tracker, a couple decent locks at least and some good wit, you’ll stand a chance. As for hotels and restaurants I’ll be interested to know what’s really going on there.
@@KentRoads I’ve heard. Filtering is between ‘slow’ moving traffic while splitting is when riding faster, usually on dual carriage ways/ motorways…. Is that right or is there more to it?
@@HarveyB12 usually do around town, almost never go past 2 just incase I need to get away from someone, but want to limit the noise so I don’t have to shout over it all and be heard clearly
Nice video but your lane splitting was an accident waiting to happen. Too fast and just waiting for someone to pull across you and take you out. That being said I enjoyed the video 👍
@@FlyingBikerMan my first compliment sandwich 😆 thanks though appreciate it. I can’t promise I’ll do better but I’m gotta be true to how some realistically ride (with the use of AI) while doing the best I can to share my thoughts and experiences. One of the biggest message I have is to ride to your ability and to learn as much as you can about your bike and then weigh up your risks vs your rewards and be content and take full responsibility for what comes.
@ I’ve read my comments back and it sounds a bit harsh. Apologies… I was just trying to say that from the video it looked high risk when you was lane splitting during the motorway phase and all I could see was a careless car driver about to cut across you. That being said I do the same so I shouldn’t judge and that’s why we love motorbikes. A bit of risk and feeling of freedom. Keep the videos coming 👍
@@FlyingBikerMan all good, I didn’t see it as such. If I did I’d very blunt about it or limited in response. All filtering to a degree is high risk and yes thats one of the reasons why we love bikes. I appreciate you support and I’ll try to keep them coming… 👊🏾
Thanks for this. It's hard to tell ( video distorts speed) but I personally I would be slower at some points and not go for some of the passes you took. Everyone has their own risk reward threshold. However still a useful video with some good points thanks. What I would say tho is for beginners watching this vid, you should start of a lot more conservative than this with bigger margins for error ( your errors and other peoples). Also people starting out ...realy watch out for the sleepy pedestrians walking through trafic and pick your speed so you can stop if they appear from behind that van or truck.
@@anonimouse8918 thank you. I’m with you 100%. Some of the gaps I make may be done quick or be tight and it’s mostly to illustrate that even on a larger bike like this, if you practice your manoeuvres and take the time to learn your bike, you’d be surprised at what you can safely do.
And yes, these sleep walkers pop out at the most random times, so being aware of the pavement traffic and your speed is also a big one.
Great content, really enjoyed it bro! ❤
@ thanks.
I am glad to see your right hand fingers hovering on the brake lever, gives you half a second more time to stop. At 31:50 at the end of the straight just before the M25 I had a blow out on rear tyre of my Thuderace at 120 about 30 years ago, all good, I slammed on front brake to move the weight onto the good tyre and easily made it to the hard shoulder. I had £10,000 in 2 cheques in my shirt pocket for my boss in Gravesend. Our delivery lorry was 2 miles behind me with a HIAB, we craned the bike on, dropped me at a tyre shop in Gravesend and my boss paid for a new rear tyre, win, win. Your riding is bang on brother
@ninja12lawbreaker make use of every advantage I can get. Quick thinking, i touch on the use of brakes briefly in a short vid about bad weather but its all about being as calm as you can in them situations. Glad it turned out ok and the fact that you had a HIAB on tap is a whole stunt 😎.
I appreciate the compliment though bro… I’m a lil way from riding the bike to its potential but God willing 2025 is the year to get some track and stunt days booked up.
You still riding, if so, what you got now?
This felt like one long hazard perception test, I was almost clicking everytime I saw a pedestrian walk out lol. Be mindful not to filter over solid lines. Enjoyed your uploads - subscribed 👍
@@dh3s1 thanks. Appreciate you.
Filtering is great when done safety, For me, pedestrians are a big problem in city centres .Crossing the road in between cars and not looking before they cross can lead to an accident. Certain car/ van Etc drivers also don't like filtering and don't understand it's legal. Great video, Great presentation. Great content. STAY SAFE, Bro 😊
@@KPP365 often crossing with their phones in hand and headphones in. Like some of them have a death wish.
I’ve never understood the disdain that some drivers have for riders, if we fit, we pass and get out your way, doesn’t change your journey much if any so why the hate.
Thanks and keep safe too
I have been riding for about 24years and consider my self an experienced rider, however I have enjoyed these videos and defiantly taken some of your advice. Some good tips! thank you keep em coming 🏍️💨
@@millymoo6575 thank you. I appreciate this a lot. Glad I could offer my perspective and it was of value to you. I’m gonna try to keep up. Things getting busier and I’m new to this but will try
Solid awareness there. It cant be easy owning a R1 in London
@@vtecbobby oh it’s easy to own 😂 not so easy to play with on these roads. The bikes always rearing to go and I feel like I’m cheating it because of obviously I never go over the limit
Great vid full of great advice...commentary shows just how aware you are of your surroundings.. not in a hurry, but always making progress. great display of riding in traffic 🏍💨
@@Keridus thank you. I prefer running commentary over a voice over to highlight what I can in the moment. That way anything I may have missed can be picked up by everyone and we can all learn/ pick up points together.
My guy! Top filtering there, enjoyed the commentary! 10/10 awareness 🙌🏽 Gonna have to join you on the Pani soon
@@syak2008 cheers bro, 100%… turn me Into a background dancer with that beaut. Defo wanna plan a decent group ride at some point
R1M coming soon? 😃
You got some skills and confidence, that other rider was hesitant his feet were all over the place leads me to believe he might be a recent pass. I've filtered a handful of times myself as i don't commute just a fair weather rider but i've seen some shocking filtering and a few offs from people going far too fast and taking risks all to save a few seconds as i've caught right back up with them at traffic lights.
@@shutinyanks R1M…. Might need a few sponsorship’s for that 😅
Thanks bro. Yh he was surely a newer rider. This is why the biggest advice I have for newer riders is the practice there slow manoeuvres on the bike they have (as some only practice on training providers bikes). Helps massively in these situations.
And Yh, sometime I’m guilty of flying past, only to be caught at multiple lights only to see the person i passes minutes ago right next to me. So I mostly just cruise with purpose and get there when I get there.
This is a great vid, just past my cbt looking to have my full licence by summer
@@steppingras nice. Do it. Keep us posted. You got a bike now that your riding?
Great tips on filtering, not done much myself where I live but look for opportunities when I can.
@@TheShortyBiker yeah do so, practicing the. Slow manoeuvres when you get chances will increase you ability and success.
Really cool video to see how you observe traffic
@@talibancat393 thanks, glad I was able to share my thoughts and perspectives while riding.
GOT THAT THING MOVING BRO! keep up the content. You are growing fast.. soon you will have 1 mil subs! ride safe man
@@Revitgeorge 1mil 😁 if your prediction comes through, I might have a bike there for you.
@@TKRydezztrust the process bro you’re genuine and not spitting lies your fan base is growing each day. Stay true to yourself and when the big sponsors come. Remember who you were when you started and we will be with you each step of the way 👊🏻
@@Revitgeorge appreciate you bro. I’ll do my best not to disappoint 👊🏾
Nice bike!!
@@mez9858 thanks Mez…. Any chance you got any spells to bring the sun back. ?!? 😅
Sure I see you going through Eltham on Tuesday? Nice bike 🏍️
@@brandonneicho1462 maybe 🤫… might see some more familiar bits in a short vid about weather coming at some point.
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Solid vid TK, awareness on point bro.
Homie TK on the R1
Look back, gear down, bike gone
Zen-like flow, call him Bruce Lee
Fit's blacked out like he's batman! 😂
@@KingKarmaArt 😂 “waaataaaa” appreciate it bro. I did wanna kick down a couple gears 😅
Love my astar riding gear too my G 👊🏾
@@rudebwoy8 it’s all I know. Tbh first proper bit of gear I’ve bought. 😅
@@TKRydezz you won’t regret it bro. I’ve had a slide and my leather jacket was like ‘light work’ 😂
@ let’s hope I don’t have to find out 😇
Enjoyed that, some good advice ! But as a non Londoner, I’ll leave riding in London to you !
@@stewy62 😅 thanks. But if you change your mind, we have plenty of nutcases etc to go around
@@TKRydezz 😂🤣
Nice vid bro 👌🏼
@@YZF_TUGARIC thanks my guy…. Looking forward to your resurgence in the near future 👀
4:11😂😂😂😂 I thought it was just me. Pinlock don’t work that well for me. Steams up the bottom half of my visor.
@@simzblack1571 brooooo…. I thought I might of done it wrong. For the most part it’s great, but I closed off the front vent and have the mic right on my chin so to be fair I’m asking a lot from it
@ nah I won’t lie that moment had me dying when you said you were going to sue them😂😂😂
@@simzblack1571 I still might 🤔
Respect to that CB at 11:10, his mirrors were more out than R1's tucked mirrors.
@@lawterian he was doing good, I was happy to wait behind him for a long as he was going for it. I’ll never try to rush another rider and put pressure on them (intentionally). I reckon if I gave him a bit more space he may have carried on past the bus, I forget how imposing my bike can be 😅
Bro is half way to 1k subs with only 3 videos. Crazy
His chill back and has a good yarn 👍🏻
@@simzblack1571 bro, I actually can’t believe it. I thought it would be a few months before I saw that. I guess this is what people need to see.
Good to see you still here 👊🏾
@@TÜRK_ALP thanks. 😊
@@TKRydezz yeah man. Wouldn’t surprise me if you get 2k before Christmas to be honest. And Yh as long as you posting I am going to be here to watch.
@@simzblack1571 appreciate it bro
Lane Splitting is what GixxerBrah does, Filtering is what Beans on Toast does
@@JayDutch-UK-MK interesting 🤔
Enjoyed this video mate, its like on screen learning aha, videos look quality too you using any Specific settings or Nd filters ?
@@Richieesgarage thanks bro… I’m all over the place with settings and for the most part use auto. I have some ND filters and have presets for them, but with it being overcast, it’s mostly on auto. Once I grab the cams, I might do a quick short on what I’ve got them set up as. But there are far better vids out there on them. I have the DJI action 4 & 5 pro and have been alternating. Now gonna stick with 5 pro forward facing and 4 to face me
@@TKRydezz yeah i use the Dji Action 4 i love it, but just trying to fine tune those settings keep forgetting I've got the ND filters on too and then it ruins the video especially when its getting a bit darker. do need to just sit there and test all the settings!
but again great video mate channel is picking up quickly! keep it up!
I was always told you filter through traffic but split lanes at speed when you think of a filter it’s drips through tight gaps where as if your splitting something your opening it up so you can go faster lol
@@Yam_man90 hmmm interesting. I’ve never actually thought too much about it. I only heard the term splitting from overseas so just took it as the foreign version of filtering.
By the name, you sitting on a Yamaha yourself?!?
You have to spray your visor with anti fog.. I did al my helmets with anti fog.. try it ?
@@Lucky-.-luke-.-010 I will, I close my vents to help against wind noise, so the be fair I am asking a lot from it. But will give that a go as an extra measure. Thanks
elephant and castleee
@@DOCTORRAGEHD stomping grounds 🕺🏽
How do tourists avoid being robbed at hotels and restaurants in London? That would be more interesting to learn. I would never bring mi bike to London. It would be stolen one of the first days.
As far as bringing your bike into London, if parking up, it’s all about multiple layers of security. I did have at least 3 until I forgot to shut my bag and I lost my chain and disk lock. But a decent tracker, a couple decent locks at least and some good wit, you’ll stand a chance.
As for hotels and restaurants I’ll be interested to know what’s really going on there.
lane filtering and lane splitting are different
@@KentRoads I’ve heard. Filtering is between ‘slow’ moving traffic while splitting is when riding faster, usually on dual carriage ways/ motorways…. Is that right or is there more to it?
Must stay in first gear the whole time with that r1
@@HarveyB12 usually do around town, almost never go past 2 just incase I need to get away from someone, but want to limit the noise so I don’t have to shout over it all and be heard clearly
all are bus lanes got cameras on instant fine 3 points wtf ?
@@jeffsimmons3485 where is this? and 3 points sounds crazy for that…
Most lanes are open for motorcycles, i’m sure you’d be handed a PCN and that’s it otherwise
Nice video but your lane splitting was an accident waiting to happen. Too fast and just waiting for someone to pull across you and take you out. That being said I enjoyed the video 👍
@@FlyingBikerMan my first compliment sandwich 😆 thanks though appreciate it. I can’t promise I’ll do better but I’m gotta be true to how some realistically ride (with the use of AI) while doing the best I can to share my thoughts and experiences.
One of the biggest message I have is to ride to your ability and to learn as much as you can about your bike and then weigh up your risks vs your rewards and be content and take full responsibility for what comes.
@ I’ve read my comments back and it sounds a bit harsh. Apologies… I was just trying to say that from the video it looked high risk when you was lane splitting during the motorway phase and all I could see was a careless car driver about to cut across you. That being said I do the same so I shouldn’t judge and that’s why we love motorbikes. A bit of risk and feeling of freedom. Keep the videos coming 👍
@@FlyingBikerMan all good, I didn’t see it as such. If I did I’d very blunt about it or limited in response. All filtering to a degree is high risk and yes thats one of the reasons why we love bikes. I appreciate you support and I’ll try to keep them coming… 👊🏾
Dewalt trade trousers have zero protection if u go down just saying.
@@steve00alt70 thanks