Beginners Guide: How to Ride a Motorcycle

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Author: HuskerzGBR

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My FULL beginners guide to riding motorcycles, going over the following areas: 1.) Gear 2.) Basic Motorcycle Controls 3.) Getting On the Bike 4.) Get Rolling 5.) Shifting 6.) Counter Steering 7.) Braking Some subjects have been covered in more detail in my other videos, here you can find the links to those videos: 1.) Shifting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xakVMScF4wc 2.) Counter Steering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuaYOv_Gmvk 3.) Braking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CDHHpXIJU0 As with all my videos, if you have a question just comment down below or send me a PM. I will try my best to respond to every single one! Hope that you could learn something from this video, and please give it a thumbs up :) Subscribe if you haven't already! Cheers Y'all, Rich

Comments

i think that riding a bicycle can help alot. I use counter steering on a bike. also you'll learn on a bicycle that front brakes are more efficient.

I am 12 I own a motorcycle and I can drive it perfectly.

Cops let me cause I live in Mexico

Thank Jesus Christ for your help !!!

Thanks for the tips! Was helpful for me even though I have a license for bike.

im only 15 and because of this video I now feel comfortable planning to buy a motorcycle ☺😄😘

You look like pamaj

So, first gear kind of functions as an "idle"?
(I'm clueless when it comes to bikes)

Your voice is at the max level of hoarseness

He got more views than subs

I like your videos bro,not like other YouTubers who don't give details.

Is it a must to pull the clutch when applying a brake??

yoo man ty so much

Nro your a great teacher great video dude you explained everything perfectly and very detailed

Very informative thank you. Great video.

so I'm 17 refused to drive a car because few lessons in hated the teacher hated shifting gears, thought bikes would be easier, then I watched this, God I was wrong

Thank u man this helps me a lot

If you have a quick shifter does that mean you don't have to slowly release the clutch or will you always have to do that

Huge help thank you!