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How many people died for their Motorcycle 🏍️

Don't cheap out on your stand. Mine works but it bends a lot and slips off the swingarms when trying to up jack. You just gotta be very careful and pay attention.

U have to learn from Moto3 riders they push far beyond the bikes level. And also have higher cornering speed than Moto GP riders . You have to check the minimoto track and level up . TT riders have very little margin to fail they have higher consistency riding style and endurance . Thats very hard to learn.

Is a 500Lb bike, like a Bonneville, too heavy for a first bike?

Death by u turn. Got it. Been practicing MotoJitsu from day one with the guidance of some buddies. Completely terrible but slowly I got better. At the end of a practice day I can now hit consecutive 16’ u turns. 💪💪

Spot on with the distance riding and being wet when riding is miserable.

I so hope we see coach years from now as some championship dirt biker. What an awesome kid. This was great advice in this video. Im very new too riding but I'll be following your example from now on.

Ride on a race track or carve your nearest canyon, thats what we do ! The only difference is that we aren't speed through at village or town!

A weird thing, at low speed corner, I tend to oversteer and turn shorter than expected.

I like the intent and glad you had fun, but a track day doesnt even come close to just riding the mountain 1 way alone.

That was a kick in the teeth 😅

A motorcycle is full of fluids. If you lay it down don't set up a camera and take a photo shoot, lmao... women.

I'm confused here. U-turns are on the test. If you can't do them you don't have a licence. So if this is apparently a challenge, how did you even pass your test, not to mention think your ready to be a coach?

❤ Dang Carolyn, you may not be Native American but you sure have a Native Spirit 👍😎✊

Great video. Just of of curiosity why you did not choose the new Low Rider ST which is over 100 lbs lighter and has that sweet 117 engine? . To me it's the perfect bike as it can be a cruiser or a bike you can take around town. I am an older rider and turn 62 next month, 5"7 and weigh 130 lbs so I need a lighter bike and the ST is going to be my next bike. My last bike 15 years ago was a Street Glide but I was younger. stronger and it better shape . Safe travels my friend🙏

Not the first timed a vehicle has been named this way. When de Tomaso wanted to build a car to beat the Shelby Cobra, he named it the Mangusta - mongoose. A mongoose eats cobras.

Tall women’s clothing is hard to find, nevertheless women’s motorcycles gear. One thing is try it on. My go to pants are Bull-It.

Ah the great Ronaldus Magnus 👍🎉.

Bring blue cheese

Hayabusa - definition. Ugliest sport bike ever.

Fazers🎉

The judgement when you say he plays video games « every day » 😂

I'm skeptical of everything, but I do believe loud pipes really do make a difference. I use my horn all the time on my big, smooth running BMW, but rarely necessary on my road king. It seems people just know and remember I'm there, I agree with everything else you've shared, except the way you misuse the word "lie" which implies intention and not simply ignorance.

Question, is picking up a bike something you learn or something you build strength for?

Looks like a fun ride. Personally I am kind of burnt out on the keys. Two years, Coast Guard Group Miami, and several fishing trips to the keys. But it could be a lot different and fun on a bike. hmmmm.

If I do a long road trip its because I'm trying to get there. This means 12 hour days. Which means you ride through any pain and probably should go to the gym before hand so your body is strong enough .

Im working my way up to doing my first overnight. Its peak summer, so endurance is a necessity. I want to enjoy the experience and look forward to the next trip. Took a look at dairyland, and matching my current coverage made the price explode! (Uninsured motorist premiums are really expensive where I am). Ill stick with All-State

I was half way through the video when I noticed the small hand 😂😂

Thanks to you I think Coach is inspired to be a future rider. Such an awesome video!

Suzuki did not come to play...@ all lol!

lol sport bikes

mini race track pmsl, 37.7 miles a lap you mean the biggest race track

That thumbnail is really disrespectful. People have died yes but to try get click out of it! Sort it out

hd are junk

When are you going to stop? Nauseating, pointing out people's mistakes.....purely nauseating.

Hi, I`ll go through your video point by point. * Time - time is everything. Almost every year I`m riding from the UK to Bulgaria, roughly 1700 miles per direction. I do them in 2 days with one night in a hotel in Austria. * Overpacking - I`m riding Kawa GTR1400, which has enough space for luggage/3 paniers/ plus my trusty drum bag on my rear seat(I ride alone) * Underpacking - not relevant for me * Point 4 is a bit of an excess for me, but it depends on the bike you have - my one is quite complicated to be stolen :) Plus my insurance is full comprehensive with breakdown cover :) /I`m in the UK/ * Pushing myself too hard - 850 miles per day is fine, when I`m in a rush. And yes, I don`t care how many miles I have on the previous day. I justt keep riding. An excellent video! Thank you!

Your doing what I been dreaming of just a bike and at least a few hundred miles

Recommend riding with a camel pack and padded boxers

Really enjoy your videos and watching your progression in this sport but I feel its disrespectful to call TT racers or any road racers "Crazy." We know the risks and accept them. We mitigate them with continued practice. I have always said when asked if I was an adrenaline junkie, "No, I do this because it calms me and allows me to be hyper focused on one thing, riding, which quiets the noise in my head. If I have moments of adrenaline, that means I screwed up, lost focus and either had a crash or crashed." Rest assured though, my mental instability has nothing to do with me wanting to ride motorcycles. 🙂

And litteraly a decade later everybody just ignored that agreement

Got back a couple of days ago from the TT, arrived Friday, Senior TT Saturday was unreal, sun came out.... perfect!!! Watched in-between Kates Cottage and Creg ny Baa , super fast 5 feet away 180MPH+ whilst having a lager. The people on the Island are very friendly and I urge anyone with even a small interest in racing to visit, the footage is great, but does not do the real speed any justice, you will never forget this place ever, book a year in advance it gets busy, great video Doodle ...✌

I was a young man on a new Harley near 40 years ago and hit many of the same spots. Enjoy the memories.

'mini' racetrack????? the course is 37 miles long! Depending on weather a race may only be 2 laps.

Motor GP riders won’t touch it. It’s a whole different level of racing.

Hmm, that's interesting. I've read that BBQ, Bikes & Blues draw 400k+ riders, which would make it as big as or bigger than Myrtle, Daytona, and even Laconia. Pretty much everything but Sturgis itself. We were thinking of going this September (2024) so I hope it's just cause you got there late.