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Just got 1st motorcycle at 45 years old. You make the Uturn look easy, but for a beginner it truly is harder than it looks. I really appreciate you taking the time to post tutorials like this and I plan to utilize your instructions as best I can. Thank you!
Youâre welcome! Now get out there and practice :)
I've been riding for 12 years and still feel I need to practice this, thanks for sharing, another very useful and well demonstrated viseo
Youâre welcome! Yes, no matter the years or miles, we all need to practice in order to get good at anything.
I won't even get my license if I can do a u turn both ways in between the space of only 2 parking places. The u turn and 8 turn are really the 2 only things I got trouble with leaning. Just can't seem to get it right aspecially for the right turn. Often losing power during the turn. We only use the throttle (ofcourse) and the back break. Not the clutch aswell. So need to have some gass and then controll the speed with the back break. Its hard man.
Nearly up to 700klms on my mt03 and practicing these. Really getting the feel of the bike and the controls etc. Slowly getting more confident. Practice practice practice love it
đđŒkeep at it!
This is brilliant, you are brilliant.
I failed my test in UK in '93. Two reasons, I dapped a foot down on the mandatory U turn; slight rear wheel skid on the mandatory emergency stop. I was disconsolate and had no confidence that I could do any better on a re-test so the learner bike was mothballed and I've not ridden since. I so wish your videos existed then, it might have been a different story! I discovered them recently and it's been a revelation learning so much that I didn't know when attempting the test. You have given me confidence that this is do-able and I now have the appetite to give it another try. First of all, the mothballs have got to go!!
Thanks! Over 300+ videos to go through :)
so glad someone likes you exist to share these drills and info. Improving day by day
Thanks! Share with other riders :)
i guess Im kind of off topic but does anybody know of a good website to stream new series online ?
@Jett Dorian flixportal xD
@Jason Ty thanks, signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it !!
@Jett Dorian no problem =)
Eddie, the U turn God...thanks for this. I have been practising u turn a lot since your first video. I am now mainly practising between two raised kerb as well as main road and anywhere I can really and i realised that, this gives added pressure to the u turn. I practised so much that I am now able to do u turn within 16 foot on my triumph Sprint GT (large, heavy bike) where I though it was not possible before. I just wanted to share with you and your viewers.
Thanks again man.
Awesome!!! You're welcome!
@Susan.Palet9 about 280kg Susan
Thank you so much! Just giving this or any of your videos a watch makes me feel more confident :) just did 10 u turns in a row and managed to complete a figure of 8 twice!
nice!
400 videos?!
I know what I can binge watch for the next week.
Donât tell my boss, he thinks Iâm working.
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As a new rider, I have learnt a lot from you.
You insisted on safety and attitude, and that's what I put in practice, which I would have otherwise ignored and thought I knew everything.
Any new rider reading this comment will thank me if he/she watches his videos for new riders.
An intelligent, caring and a professional
Thank you!!! :) MotoJitsu.com for my new app, books, merchandise, affiliate links, etc. Thanks for watching & check out my other videos, over 300 to go through :)
You're the man...Great job by your camera lady as well, she's always spot on.
I'll be practicing this and the swerve counter steering this weekend.
Also ordering your book, thanks for teaching this old dog some new tricks!
Thank you so much Tex!
You are the first instructor I have ever graced that has the ability to take the fear out of learning . The way you turn shows the actual head phrases and form necessary to build confidence in being an active participant. Awareness is everything. You save lives. Thank you for this class.
Thanks!! :)
Im seeing and then practicing...thanks from south korea as beginner. Always appreciating..bye
Youâre welcome!
Very good, I've followed your advice (two month) and now I'm more confident when I ride.
Awesome!
I love that you include scooterâŠ..thatâs what I have. 170cc and most classes require 200+cc scooters. Iâm having a heck of a time finding lessons. Your videos are very helpful to me.
Iâm a new rider * got my endorsement yesterday * and my issue with the course was turning from a stop and I turns but Iâm going to study your videos and most likely buy your book I want to be as prepared as possible as soon as I ride out into public streets thanks Eddie!!
Congrats! You're welcome...keep in mind, it takes a LONG time to master anything...2 days in a basic course ain't going to do it...it's up to you.
I appreciated your other clutch-control and low speed turn videos with explanations. But, I've been riding for quite a while and had that down pretty well. I really got a lot out of this video by just watching you do it over and over, which I'm sure was your plan. Some other people's videos, they talked and talked, then did only a few examples. That's not enough to really get me feeling the flow of the action. Thanks for putting this out there.
You are my go to motorcycle god. It shows the passion of how much you care for others to practice and improve their abilities to ride. Thank you for existing in this world. Looking forward learning each day with your tips on riding... Be careful out there đ€
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Will do. I'm taking the MSF course this coming June. I hope đ€ with all your tips will definitely come in handy. I hope I pass the course. Every Sunday I go on an empty parking lot to practice and Practice to get familiar with everything on my 1000 Suzuki Gsx s. I'll check on that app that you provided. You have earned yourself a new member in your club..GO MotoJitsus...I wished you can make motorcycle license plate frame with your logo too. I Will definitely buy some...
Man bro you're videos are always helpful. I'm a beginner and just by watching your videos and others like yours has help me trimendisly and has encouraged me too can't wait to take my MSF1 course and other saftey courses. Thank you Fast Eddie.
Thanks Juan!
Nice video, FE. Deceptively simple, yet really well built up, the different viewing angles and repetition make you think about the how and when.
Thanks! I hope it'll inspire people to shut up and practice :)
This is what was killing me on my Basic test. I have never rode a bike and did really good on everything else. but u turns and tight turns was killing me. Thank you for the videos.
you're welcome!!
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My class starts a week from today. I am as giddy as can be!^^^, Very nice to have these videos as additional learning. Thank you!
You're welcome!! Let me know how it all goes :)
You, Sir, are an amazing rider & instructor. Thank You for these videos. I may have watched at least half of your catalog this week, and I'm implementing the knowledge and tips into my daily practice and riding. Feels like I'm improving daily.
Awesome!
WOW! Thank you very much Fast Eddie! This is very very helpful!
You're welcome...no go practice!!
@@MotoJitsu yes đ
Great video again, thanks Fast Eddy! Been a beginner rider for three weeks and am putting in the practice. Ordered the book to take practice to the next level đđđ
Thank you!!
I just bought a Triumph Street Triple. Haven't owned a bike in probably 15 years, and I've never had a license before only permits. I am signed up for the safe rider course next month. I started practicing U-turns and set my beautiful bike down at about 2mph turning right in a parking lot :( I was so depressed. I came across your video where you talk about using the clutch to regulate power and to never pull it in if the bike begins to fall. It saved me once or twice today when practicing, I have a ways to go, but I get the idea. My arms are just so tense, I keep telling myself shift weight and piano fingers lol, but it's tough at first! Only had the bike less than a week I can't be too tough on myself. Anyhow, thanks for the videos, hopefully the 250cc bikes they use in the class turn as well or easier than my street triple so I can pass this course and move on. I would like to get to a point where I can comfortably do a U turn without feeling like I'm about to drop my bike.
It takes time to get good at u-turns or any slow speed drills....but the learning curve is much faster with proper technique.
I Follow all the youtube movies and i recieved now the book every day i see a youtube movie and than i practice on the field i lurn a lot thank u keep on the good work danny from belgium
thank you!!
I have a little parking lot picked out that's on my route to work and I'm paying attention to the things you show which can be practiced without set up. U-turns like this look to be a perfect candiate. The goal is to get in ten minutes of practice each time I ride to work. I'm ready to learn once the snow finally disappears.
Awesome! Do it!!!!
you make it look so effortless, certainly inspiring to get myself out and practice! I think one of the things Im most jealous about is your ability to practice in the Sea World parking lot!
It's next to Sea World...and it's a public place, anyone can show up. Go practice!! :)
Have you thought about giving the camera lady a raise, she sure is doing a great job. Thanks for the videos.
lol you're welcome
His camera is probably his wife.
I just started riding again after a 30 year break. These drills are very helpful and the information in the videos give me something to think about when I'm riding.
sweet!
they called in the police, cuz you killed it
hahahaha share with others!
I have seen a few videos of yours but never came across this one till today đ you make it look very easy and I know for a fact that it isn't! With loads of pratice I will get in there, very helpful tips, good video mate. Safe riding đ
Thanks!! Check out my playlists...can make what you're looking for easy :)
I will do, definetely! I have been riding for the last 3 years with a 125cc motorbike but recently took my full motorbike licence and have bought myself a bigger motorbike đïž I have to say that I can't compare a 125cc motorbike to a 600cc motorbike, a bigger motorbike is definetely much easier to ride and to do manoeuvers đđđ I had a blast doing my full motorbike test, I did loved it, 1 of the best things I have done in years đ obviously there are a lot of things for me to improve and everyday is a learning kerb đ many thanks.
:) nice!
@@MotoJitsu đđđ
My favorite educator that I've never met .
And he never likes my comments. Lol jk I could careless, but he is my favorite teacher.
When a guy like this of this magnitude of quality characteristics that becomes an instructor
Of any topic.....Be greatful. I am.
Iâm a new rider and I need to practice, practice, practice; thanks for these valuable videos.
welcome!
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:)
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Iâve been watching fast Eddy for quite some time now Iâve got an a lot of useful information and tips anyone who can support please do so maybe buy some merch so he can keep doing his thing shout out fast Eddie as usual
Thank you!
I have been working on my U turns on the new bike for a while on a quiet road with a median. My turns are about 30 meters apart and with a slight incline/decline on each end. I also go from a stop at the end of the median to simulate the gas pump scenario. I have been doing this for about 3 weeks now and it has been very helpful to increase my confidence and control of the bike.
Last night I mixed it up and did the drills at night. It is not a well illuminated area so the only real light is from my headlights. U turns went well, but when I transitioned to just riding in a circle is was scary AF. When I turned my chin I was looking at nothing but darkness. I had to stop after a while as it was messing with my head, even though I know the area well. Good training....back at it tonight until I dont need diapers anymore :) lol.... People should consider trying their training routine in the dark. It makes a difference.
Doesn't sound like a good place to practice if you can't see! lol
MotoJitsu that is what I realized while looking into the abyss. I may put some flashlights out for help. I am in the Philippines and at night this is often the case and you only have your headlights as street lights and other illumination is usually not available.
Ahhh ok...well, if it's a big enough area technique is technique, practice is practice :)
I noticed dragoin the brake slows the bike n stabilizes(also seems to quieter the revs.) it n keeping the clutch in friction zone keeps the trottle from being over sensitive . Letting off brake . N easing clutch out a bit more pulls me out of turn without having to do much with trottle . Sounds better feels better. U been saying to implicate this stuff in multiple videos. Doing it was way harder then listening to it . Thinking I'm heading it rite direction . Thanks for the help
Keep at it!
Ugh..... the dreaded U-turn. You make it look so easy! Time to get out there and practice some more.
;)
Ordered the book yesterday, looking forward to reading. Thanks for the advice, itâs invaluable. đ
thank you!!! :)
I get 45mns lunch 10mns to eat 35mns watching your videos
hahahaha
Eat faster, see more videos! đ
salvatrucho rider503 you need to learn to multitaskđ
I like these 2 the earlier one helped me a lot along with communicating with u on your Q&A live show . Thanks so much my u turns r better Iâm going to hit them hard again before I go in for my surgery because I wonât b on the bike again for at least a month or 2 ,but hopefully not an longer .
I'm glad they're helping out!
Hi,really love youre videos,makes us all better drivers.
Was wondering about youre book, as i live in sweden.
Would it be possible to buy and send?
Once again thank you for time and effort to make us all better!
Excellent instructional video on U TURNS. Thank you.
Thanks!
I just got your book on
Amazon. Looking forward to it and practice when weather gets nicer
Thanks!! Time to practice :)
Canât wait for book collection. For the amazon Kindle is easy to carry around but still wanna have real one. Iâll share your knowledge with people in my country. â€ïž
thanks!
@@MotoJitsu how fast you are replied. đ
Thanks, Fast Eddie. I'm a work in progress. Don't have all the pieces in place yet, but I will.
You got this!
Where can i get your book? I would love to remake your videos and vlog it in filipino version.. thank you
No, you or anyone else are not allowed to remake my videos.
www.motojitsu.com/shop
Hi there,, Great instructions as ALWAYS ! I would suggest to perhaps show the actual speed during the the U- turns... Does the student even need to get out of the friction zone, to perform them?? I hope someone can donate you another CAM for a SPEED insert in the whole frame.. Just an IDEA ! Cheers and Semper Fi !!
The speed doesn't matter because it'll be different depending on how fast I'm going and how tight I'm trying to make the turn. If I'm making a tighter turn, I have to go faster in order to make the bike lean more. The most important thing is for you to go practice yourself.
You're a legend mate. Would these lean skills also be used on roundabouts? If you haven't already done so then could you please do a vid on how to approach roundabouts and how to ride/lean correctly in a roundabout. I always feel I'm going way to slow in them. Be most appreciated.
U-turns are for under 5mph or so.
beside the good content of ur videos, I really wanna thank the person filming all of ur vids.he is doing a great job. đč
Thanks :)
If you need to do this exercise in the Netherlands for the exam you are not allowed to use the clutch and you are not allowed to run the motorcycle stationary. Instead you need to hold the throttle (while in first gear) and adjust the speed with your rear break when making the u-turn.
ok, many ways to do a u-turn.
A tight u-turn from a stop is extra tricky!
Go practice!
LOL. I know, "Shut Up and Practice!"
Just ordered your book. Great vids, love your practice vids.
Thank you!!!
I Ride ZX10r, due to suffering Head Injury 20years ago and being in a 2month coma im finding it harder doing R-hand u turns, so just quick question can I do u turns on my ZX10r without Riding my clutch?? I've already mastered it just helps to have some feed back, Thankyou
Best U turn demo I have ever seen. Thanks for explaining it.
Glad you think so! Now go practice!
MotoJitsuÂź I think Iâll buy your books first, and practice the right way. I see your progress over the years. I believe I have been practicing with bad habits, I hit the wall and canât progress.
Another great video man thank you. Due to significant amount of center of gravity change, do you recommend practicing on a full tank of fuel, half tank or low level. Or does it even matter for beginner riders?
It doesn't matter for any type of rider or any type of bike...all of that is completely irrelevant. I do the same things on a Gold Wing or CBR 1000 or anything else.
are you turning the handle all the way? is it clutched all the way on 1st? are you adjusting with clutch at all? or your maintaining one spot? and about how fast are u maintaining? is the throttle being kept steady at one point? thanks in advance.
No, no, yes, no, no, no
I like your video there is background police siren music ... hahaha ! Nice vlog dude
Thanks
Always valuable, always good. Thank you!
You're welcome! Share with others :)
Just picked up a 400supermoto. Learned to ride in a couple hours. Not a pro but got pretty good already.
fun bike!
Fast Eddie, One of your "BEST OF ALL TIME" Educational & Motivational Content.. This foundation will lead you to become a MotoJisuÂź drills expert. Thank You Greg 4 EveryTin
:) thanks
Great video Greg,,,, i always laugh to myself thinking about when you did that CRAZY BLINDFOLDED video. You always prove anything is possible. I never stop learning from you... Big THANKYOU !!!
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Hi Greg, just bought your book, looking forward! Greetings from the Netherlands!
thank you!!
Good video!! Thank you!!
thanks! :)
Well worth spending time on a Sat.afternoon taking careful notes on your U-turn explainations. Now, I am curious about your book. Tell us more about the contents/price in a video. Will you autogragh books? Will you come to the Rod of Iron festival in Oct. in Greely Pa.? I saw palm trees in your video so I know you are far away.
I have videos about each of the books, and now the books with the drills in them is now an app. I live in San Diego.
MotoJitsu.com for my new app, books, etc. Thanks for watching!
Great video keeps me inspired to practice as much as I can u-turns are tricky for me because my handlebars low and I cannot raise them so when I make a u-turn or any tight turn my handlebars will get stuck on my leg so I have to put my leg out to make the turn I will fix that it's on the list
Yes, shut up and practice! Bike doesn't matter. I do the same thing on a sport bike, Gold Wing, etc...doesn't matter.
Brilliant, love these videos, cant get enough of them. Thank you for doing them and sharing!
You're welcome! 350+ to go through :)
@@MotoJitsu Eddie, I have watched quite a lot of them but usually on my tv at home and it does not allow me to comment or leave a like. I will make a point of doing so from now as these videos are a massive help and inspiration to me and countless others!
Thank you so much!
Someone did some serious burnouts in that lot.
Sure did
Great video Any tips on overcoming the fear of doing u turns. I drive a 900 lb Harley-Davidson Tour bike and have dropped it five times. In all fairness I have not practiced. One reason I drop the beast is I pull in clutch out of friction zone, watching this video you showed how to do it without touching the clutch. This gave me the incentive to get out there and practice. BTW Iâm going to support your cause by buying your tee shirt
Awesome! Yes, you said the answer to your own question...go practice. Put in 30 minutes per week and it'll help you out a lot...this may help too czcams.com/video/zG0G2FfaMts/video.html
MotoJitsu Thanks for your help I actually bought two shirts
You're welcome and thank you!!
I don't think any body has thank the camera lady. Thanks again
Thanks!
It's harder to do on the street when there is a crowd looking at you. Easy peasy at the parking lot.
that just means you need to practice more.
Great.. will go out now to do more practice with my Yamasaki rm50.. will be lucky to find an empty area in busy London..:)
Have fun!
I'm not looking far enough/turning my head !
I've always had a problem with u turns. I'm going to practice this.
Go for it!
Right on. I get it. Thank you sir.
you're welcome, now go practice it, otherwise you won't improve.
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So you enter the 25" area but when you say turn and look at where you want to go.Where exactly are you looking? Are you looking at the end of the blue tape near the exit/entrance or clear back across the parking lot to where you started?
Where you want the bike to go
Looks like your head turn does all the work. Your bike goes where youâre looking. It also looks like you arenât having to fully turn the front wheel.
Vision is key! No, no where near full lock...just need to lean the bike over.
just have ordered ur book ;) tnx Ed!
Thanks Alex!
I was working on this last night. Combined with ur figure eight video. The one when you mention yo bring your speed up to at least 8 mph. Wut part of friction zone r u suppose to be in when u go to dip bike in . Cutting power part.or given power part. Plus I seem to have trouble over reviving if i try to maintain a steady low rpm while trying this . N if I try to just slip clutch in friction zone it bogs like I'm going to slow
N tips.
Just need more practice...go spend more time experimenting and see what works.
Have you ever tried this on an rc51? Iâve done U turns on this bike but not within the space you have heređź
Hey Edie, the question is, if you use your rear brake to make the u turn tighter? I am new to riding and want to know as much as possible! Thk!
You can use your front or rear brake...doesn't mean it'll necessary make the turn tighter...go practice u-turns for a hour a day, you'll improve :)
Just started following you on instagram! Your youtube videos are awesome, been watching them when I should be working. I just started riding a couple months and they have helped me so much thank you for posting!
Thanks!
Great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
@@MotoJitsu I've always struggled with u turns I ride a yzfr125 and I'm a new rider will definitely be practicing and watching that video again thank you and keep doing what your doing I always learn something from your videos đ€
Having a 1290 super adventure, U-turns are helpful when parking as well, screw duck walking that heavy bike backward haha
:)
Sir should i lean the opposite site when i countersteer or should i lean the side where i countersteer???
For slow speed turns, there's no "one way" to do it...try every which way and see what works best for you.
Thank you great job.
Thanks!
I think something I really struggle with is leaning on my bike (gs500f) and wondering where the point is that its going to slip, because I've watched videos where guys have been leaning and slipped higher than where I am, I guess it all comes down to confidence on the bike at slower speeds and doing drills like these right?
I also have trouble taking off with the steeling locked in either direction because I feel like its too sharp and im going to jackknife the bike and the momentum is going to highside it.
even taking off at slowspeed riding gives me that sensation. Would you suggest I just keep at it and get used to feeling even more uncomfortable? or am I missing a key component?
I love your videos so much too, they have been such an invaluable resource as im about 12 months in riding.
It won't just slip unless you do something stupid like grab the brakes mid-turn or hit gravel or something like that. You have a lean limit in your mind..the bike can do more than what you think. More courses, more time practicing. Go do MotoJitsu drills for a few hours a week, you'll improve.
@@MotoJitsu Yes Sir!
Are you full lock in that first set of u-turns? It's unbelievable how fucking smooth you are on that thing.
Turns out if my impatient ass watched the rest of the video it's clearly answered lol. I do alright in mine but I've picked up the odd habit of sticking my leg out like it's motocross to help counter balance. Or maybe it's not for balance just something I do to help concentration. Vision's always been my worst aspect, but it seems to be like 90% of motorcycling, 9% throttle control, and 1% everything else :P
No...never went to full lock.
Hey, sorry to post a comment on a 1 year old video, but does the process of making slow turns get more complicated with a cruiser? I just got my first motorcycle, a 97 harley softail custom. 80 cubic inch, 650 pounds wet, and trying to learn to do tight slow turns are killing me....and my poor bike. I've dropped her 4 times so far.
No...each bike has its own challenges but itâs the same fundamental technique :)
We're you using the rear brakes to slow down before you approach the turn???
Maybe, that's one tool to use.
Hi Eddie, always usefull your video's. The camera work was not super in the first half of u turn video. New camera lady? :)
There was a lot of moving around for this video, wanted to show you various angles...you get the point :) Go set it up and practice!
You make it look so easy lol
It is if you go out and practice!!!!
@@MotoJitsu lol I do đ
Sweeeettt
Eddie, I know "a bike is a bike..." and you ride a GS...Sooooo... I was wondering if you could do some demos on a K1600GT/L. I have one, haven't had much opportunity to ride it yet. Coming off a bad accident, I'm a little unnerved getting back in the saddle on a heavy bike with (what I would consider a high CG). I'm sure the general principles are the same, but seeing you do it would be pretty cool too.
Yes. czcams.com/video/o5Qkan3rmEA/video.html
Brilliant skills. I'm just wondering what gear you were in when you did the turns without your hands on the throttle, is it 2nd? Wicked throttle control. Thanks for the video.
This whole video is 1st Gear :)
how about for scooters there is only throttle and brake.
@@lapulapucityrider3227 Did you miss that part in the video? I did this one handed, no clutch, only throttle, etc...even with the bike off...bike doesn't matter. Re-watch the video.
MotoJitsu thanks, i believe this is the 2nd video about u turn. I still find it hard to make uturn without placing my foot on the ground as a guide. Might be i am afraid to fall off or overshoot in the street.
Just spent a couple hours practicing and I just can't get them as tight as I'd like, more practice tomorrow!
yes!! keep at it
@@MotoJitsu what's the normal distance for the U turns? Will be ordering your book soon to :D, Cheers
Nice to see u again after ur accident best for u I order ur book thanks for excellent information
Youâre welcome
would really appreciate if you could demonstrate slow speed techniques on a scooter including figure 8đ
love your workâ€
Once I find one to ride
How much distance did you have between the two blue lines? I feel like I need to practise a lot
Start with 25 and go closer
at the last demo doing the fuel station u turns before taking off you keep the handle bars straight first?
Itâs an option...many ways to do one thing. Set this up and practice!
Do use your rear break?
Sometimes
How wide are the parking spaces in America? They look bigger than in Italy.
Usually 8 ft are parking spaces.