How To Ride A Motorcycle - Must See, Everything You Need To Know!
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So you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle? This short video explains all the basics you need to know to ride a motorcycle. The beginning of the video explains all of the most essential things you need to know such as the controls, the gears, the clutch, how to shift, the brakes, and the carburetor (for motorcycles that have one, some don't). The second half of this video is a 'ride along' with me pointing out tips, tricks, common hazards on the road, and what to look out for in general. You can learn all the basics of how to ride a motorcycle in the beginning of the video. The ride along is intended to be tips and pointers to help you out just by pointing out things along the way. Riding a motorcycle can be really enjoyable, motorcycle riders are kind of like the modern day cowboy, but you have to remember it's something to be taken seriously too. Riding out in the open air with no seat belt or airbags next to 4,000 pound cars is a calculated risk. You never know who is paying attention to the road, who is texting and driving, who is drinking and driving, etc. There are a LOT of idiots out on the road, so be on the lookout for them... they are everywhere. People die on motorcycle everyday, sometimes because of other bad drivers, and sometimes through fault of their own. Always wear the proper gear to protect yourself in the case of an accident, but more importantly, always keep your eyes open and be aware of whats going on around you while riding your motorcycle! Your gear is a savior of last resort, have it on (it's saved me in the past), but ride smart and hopefully you'll never have to use it. And if you have a passenger, (which you shouldn't until you are very comfortable riding on your own) make sure they have a helmet on. The worst stories for me are the ones where you hear about the married couple that went on a ride without proper gear, they get in a crash that wasn't their fault, the wife on the back of the bike goes flying over head first and dies while the husband on the front lives. Not something you want to live with. When I ride, the things I consider to be the most dangerous are intersections, primarily where a car in oncoming traffic is going to make a left in front of you. You have to be 100% sure this car sees you and doesn't turn right in front of you. Of course you can't be 100% sure they saw you, so you're best bet is to slow down and be ready to brake just in case. Also, it's better to enter a turn too slow, then it is to enter a turn too fast and then try to scrub speed in the turn. This is a common way motorcycles crash, don't let it happen to you. Reason being, when you try to slow down in the turn you are giving up some of the tires traction to braking, instead of turning alone. On top of that when you are braking in a turn, the bike will naturally start to stand up, it won't want to continue to lean (like a gyro). Your best bet on turns is to enter with less speed than you need, stay in the same gear through the whole turn, and roll on the throttle easily through the turn. Once you learn how to ride a motorcycle, you'll quickly learn how fun it can be. I encourage you to have fun and enjoy the bike you're on, but always remember to be safe while riding. I hope this video about how to ride a motorcycle has been helpful. Subscribe for more car and bike related videos. Click the like button and share this video with a friend! Thanks for watching, see you in the next episode! This video is relevant to: How To Ride A Motorcycle how to shift gears on a motorcycle how to ride a motorcycle for the first time how long does it take to learn how to ride a motorcycle how to ride a harley davidson how to turn a motorcycle how to change gears on a motorcycle How To Ride Motorcycle how to ride motorcycle with clutch how to drive motorcycle with clutch motorcycle how to shift motorcycle how to ride motorcycle how to corner
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dude your all over the place no organization or step by step lesson plan your horrible and have no business posting junk like this go away
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hahaha we have a population problem, hahaha
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Dude! Adjust that clutch man. Your killing me lol
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this was incredibly helpful. thanks man. you're a great teacher
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i took a riding class for 3 days...i know everything i know and did great on the "box". but i still scared of riding my own. the bike i rode was 500c HD but the one i have is 1250cc HD. When do/should you know youre ready for the open road?
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Can anyone help me, he did say he don't want to turn on the accelerator because he don't want to flood the engine?
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if youre watching a how to ride a motorcycle video and the person is wearing only a helmet, stop watching and find something more reputable. absurd.
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was good that you explained how leaving your turn signals on can be dangerous, i once forgot my right indicator at night, and a car came from my right and wanted to cross me and go left... i wanted to go straight on... you can probably see how that almost ended badly
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DON'T RIDE ON THE PART OF THE PAVEMENT WHERE ALL THE CARS TRUCKS AND WHATEVER DROPS OIL LIKE THIS KID IS DOING AND LOOK WHERE YOU ARE GOING AHEAD NOT DOWN AS THIS KID IS..HE DOESN'T HAVE MUCH TIME OF TWO WHEELS....
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I'm looking for a video where they give an explanation of what each thing does. Take that for grand it.
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You need to read up on counter steer, bikes actually are not intuitive. If you want to turn right you push on right handgrip, the bike will fall to the right, then apply a bit more power to complete turn. I noticed you were wobbling on many of you slower turns,by that I mean wiggling the handlebars throughout turn.Not understanding counter steer is what wrecks many riders.
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What bike is this?
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We have a population problem , if you wanna take one for the team ahahahhahahahahah
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You look ripped as fuck bro what's yo workout plan ?
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WOW! You're a moron! You teach people how to ride a motorcycle for the first time and have 0 gear on except for the helmet?!? YOU"RE A JOKE!
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how to ride with shorts and no gear. Nice. Let me guess you always believe you can avoid all accidents.
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Can you make a video and give tips on how to handle rush hour, really backed up traffic, that slows and even almost comes to a complete stop? If you haven't already made a video.
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Everything !!! are you mad? this is not good advice to anyone ,, riding your bike without safety clothing is just not cool but stupid.
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This was in Indianapolis Indiana...north side
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Great video man! I'm 21 and I just got an 05 Harley Sportster 883 as my first bike (probably more than I need in a first bike) but this video was very helpful! Mine is a carbbed bike as well and taking off is my worst part so far! Thank you for this video!
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