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Yeah, its a tricky turn. Downhill, bumpy and cracks on the corner entry.

Literally, everyone commenting weren't there or know all the variables involved. They don't know who's behinds me or how close or what kind of vehicle or vehicles. They don't know the speed limit, they don't know how far the next corner is, they don't know the temps, conditions of the construction zone, and they don't know California motorcycle laws.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 we can see plenty, thanks to the video ;)

Thank you 🤙

Yet, I've proven over and over that I'm not.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 Yet you haven’t. You quoted the law, not understanding it, which doesn’t even apply to your case. You didn’t even understand the difference between a divided and undivided road/highway. You’ve been proven wrong multiple times by multiple people. And yet you keep using the same defense that they proved wrong. Just own up to your mistakes like a responsible adult and move on. It’s not worth risking your life or other people’s lives just because you want to be ignorant of the law. Again, there’s a good reason you didn’t do this in the other video you posted when you were in front of CHP. And you know exactly why you didn’t do it in front of the CHP

By his response to others, its sounds like he knows them very well. Maybe you should learn CA motorcycle vehicle codes before commenting.

czcams.com/video/a2uAY8_os5I/video.html Here it is in practice. Notice how no one lost there 💩 or how I wasn't pulled over.

@@Asskicker408123”By his response to others” Dude, you are him. You’re using an alt account to try and back up your own argument. That’s just sad and embarrassing. Stop using an alt account to try and get support.

@@michealmotorcycle4209notice how what you did in that video is completely different from what you did in this video. Since you didn’t go into the oncoming lane in that video like you did in this one

​@@michealmotorcycle4209 that's not a lawyer or a reference to any laws, so, irrelevant. Try again, when you learn the law, boy.

I am smart. Did you miss the exceptions clause to crossing the double yellow? I put it in the video just for those who are uneducated about it.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 you can't claim lane splitting and then cross a double yellow for safety purposes. you're straight up driving into the oncoming lane to make a pass, which is 100% illegal. you really are not smart at all.

@@poopmcgee3826 Seems to be smarter then you. DId you not see the truck push him into the opposing lane? 🤡

@@poopmcgee3826 Yet, your okay with the truck swerving and pushing him onto on coming traffic? That's the only crime in this video.

@@Asskicker408123 where did i say i was ok with that???? you are not very smart either. and no, that was not the only crime. it is 100% illegal to cross the double yellow to pass. cheeeeeese.

Yea, go for it.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 Thanks a lot :)

@@michealmotorcycle4209 I speed past my local police all the time without getting pulled over (allegedly). Does that all the sudden make my speeding right or legal? Your argument is rather ridiculous and completely glosses over a simple truth, police tend to give motorcycles a bit more leeway. Here’s CHP acknowledging what you did in the video in the comments and the video we’re all commenting on is illegal. czcams.com/video/mPxcWPRcHus/video.htmlsi=wTHvgqoylE6yNQ4Z&t=1m19s

@@ClevelandBeemer You keep making assumptions. I didn't get pulled over because its legal. I passed CHP, lane sharing, because I know its legal. I continue to pass other cars in front of CHP, because its legal. I didn't get pulled over because their wasn't a CVC violation broken. Show me the CVC violation that made my lane share illegal. Show me. Lastly, if think YT comments from random people are facts, you sir, are Illy misinformed.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 yet in circles we go. You violated 21658.1 (a). “BETWEEN rows of stopped or moving vehicles in the same lane.”

@@michealmotorcycle4209​​⁠the video you shared is lane sharing. This video of the truck driver getting mad at you, was not lane sharing. You keep quoting the law, even though it shows you are wrong. In the video you linked here in the comments, you stayed in the lane or were right on the line. Being right on the line when there is oncoming traffic can get you pulled over and ticketed if the officer wants to. But that was also very different than this situation. In this situation, you clearly leave the lane entirely and go far beyond the line and into the lane for oncoming traffic. The video of you passing CHP is barely lane splitting, but pushing it. Do this same thing and go into the opposite lane in front of a CHP and then post that video. There’s a reason you didn’t go that far over the line in front of the cop like you did in this video

@@ClevelandBeemer "Or moving vehicles in the same lane, including on both divided and undivided streets, roads, or highways." Why do you keep neglecting that part?

21658.1 (a) For the purposes of this section, “lane splitting” means driving a motorcycle, as defined in Section 400, that has two wheels in contact with the ground, between rows of stopped or moving vehicles in the same lane, INCLUDING ON BOTH DIVIDED AND UNDIVIDED streets, roads, or highways. I really don't understand your ignorance to this law. Again, "Including on both divided and undivided streets, roads or highways." Please google what an undivided highway is. Here, I did it for you: "An undivided highway is a highway on which traffic flows in both directions without any physical separation" You're naive to the lane sharing laws in California. Only crime here was the truck swerving and attempting to hit and or impede me.

czcams.com/video/a2uAY8_os5I/video.html Here is a video of me lane sharing past chp. notice how no one lost there 💩

@thehearn2658 Dang, must suck to be proven wrong.

@@michealmotorcycle4209you keep posting that as a “gotcha.” An undivided and divided highway both go in either direction. The difference is that a divided highway has a physical barrier between the two directions of traffic. Like when there are barriers and/or a patch of land between the two directions of traffic. You literally googled it, read the definition, and still explained it wrong

Wow, you cant get anymore ignorant. Its the CVC clearly states " Same lane, including undivided streets, roads, or highways. Maybe you should look up what an undivided street, road or highway is.

I guess you missed the cvc codes listed in the video. Perfectly legal in California. Get your sh#t right.

Maybe you missed it. There are exceptions to crossing the double solid. I gave you the CVC in the video.

​@@michealmotorcycle4209 no there aren't. You're very uneducated.

@@minecraftfox4384 Yes there are, and I literally put it in the video.

Yea, go for it

Learn how to interpret law, sweetie.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 that would be the first step in you actually following the law, correct. So do that, then, sweetie.

@@esdigital5259 What law did I break that caused this driver to swerve at me twice?

@@michealmotorcycle4209 the driver never left his lane you were illegally trying to occupy.

@@esdigital5259 21658.1 (a) For the purposes of this section, “lane splitting” means driving a motorcycle, as defined in Section 400, that has two wheels in contact with the ground, between rows of stopped or moving vehicles in the same lane, including on both divided and undivided streets, roads, or highways. This California Vehicle code says I can. Please try again.

He sure can ride tho 😂

@@Asskicker41582 Ride what? In the back of an ambulance?

@@freedomwillneverdie6600 You clearly don't understand CA lane sharing laws

czcams.com/video/a2uAY8_os5I/video.htmlsi=Jfaa-RLQl6LD_ZCS. Why I stay riding in CA

@@Radicalbrah No, i don't understand California. It's being run by a bunch of re-darts. Point stands.

Cvc 21658.1 (a) says I can.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 except you totally miss the most important part of 21658.1: “between rows of stopped or moving vehicles in the same lane.” Call me crazy, but you don’t have two lanes of vehicles going the same direction to split…. Again, 100% on you.

@@ClevelandBeemerAnd you totally missed the other important part of 21658.1 (a). " or moving vehicles in the same lane, including on both divided and undivided streets, roads, or highways." You also failed to read that it is illegal for a motorist to intentionally block a motorcyclist from lane sharing. Lastly, you have know idea what's behind me. You think you're 100% correct. I going to tell you, YOU'RE NOT.

​@@ClevelandBeemer I won't call you crazy, but I will call you a fool.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 the motorists actions don’t justify your own actions. I do believe you attempted to illegally share lanes first. Also what is behind you is irrelevant unless you’re avoiding getting hit. Since I see the truck fail to get rear ended I’m going to assume that’s not the case. You seem to think that “both dividend and undivided streets, roads, or highways” applies in this situation. It doesn’t. The law is specifying what type of roads, which still must have two or more lanes traveling in the same direction, that the law applies to. Trying to split with a single lane of traffic is illegal. Again, you instigated the interaction and thus be in the wrong…..

Yes I did. In California, there are exception to crossing the double yellow. What's your point?

Yea go for it

@@michealmotorcycle4209 thank you!

Same dude trolling. Keyboard worrier over here.🤡

25 years of riding and you still dont know the laws. 🐑

this goofy mf thinks we're the same person trolling lol its scary hes street legal and he cant even spell warrior right

@@yeetyam7250 You can't even capitalize the first word of your sentence. Let alone use a period or a comma. Learn how to do that first, then maybe you'll understand California law.

@@mzag920 nah, he's too dense to understand why he's wrong.

@@RespecttheTraffic yea, go for it.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 THank you

yea, go for it

@@michealmotorcycle4209 Thank you

Yea, go for it.

@@michealmotorcycle4209 Thanks!

😂😂😂

Appreciate you bro.

Only reason I would say not to, as you first bike, is when you drop it, you may not be able to pick it up. Other then that, 14 is really easy to ride.

No name dropped here. 😇 But it was not.

Thanks for the kind words. I'm pretty sure I was trail breaking and counter steering. Ive been hitting this road for a couple of decades now.

Those rollers tickle me in the best way. So much fun.😁

Thank you brotha.

Cant forget about those rr's