Avoid New Ryker Rider Mistake | Corner Turning, Death Grip, Throttle Control | Can-Am Motorcycle
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- čas přidán 2. 05. 2022
- Enjoyed my #Canam #Ryker on the road, until I missed those turns. What happened? How? I lost control and panicked 🙀 So back to the parking lot to figure out what happened and more practice.
I just got my Ryker and I had to ride it home almost 50 miles without any test drive. I have ridden two wheelers for a while but I knew the trikes ride different. I did watch a lot of videos before getting my Ryker so I was somewhat prepared for the ride. I kept telling myself all the way home “Don’t death grip the handlebars! Another thing I learned is to lean forward into the turns. But it does take some getting used to!
How does it compare to a 2 wheel? 😀
OMG thank you. I just picked up my Ryker yesterday. I couldn't figure out why my turns were so acclerated. Im guilty of the death grip! I'm going to practice in a parking lot this weekend. 👍
I have never thought about that problem and I can see this could happen to new riders because the force you apply in turning would sometimes inadvertently open up the throttle. This video is very valuable and contributable to new riders and those who are contemplating to getting onto a trike, just like myself.
Thank you! Trike is a lot of fun, you just need to know things that can inadvertently happen so you can avoid them 😁
Thank you for posting your video. I am 75 yo and have been riding motorcycles for 65 years. I have had 55 motorcycles over the years, a 2013 Spyder RS, now ride a 2016 F3T Spyder. We recently bought my wife a new 2021 left over Ryker 900 that she has practiced with in a school parking lot. Our next step is to hit the open roads after a little more familiarization in the parking lot. I want her to watch your video as I think it will give my wife some insight as to what not to do. Everyone's lessons are worth sharing for others to know in order to prevent the same mistakes. So far my wife has done well, but things can change due to riding the actual roads and other vehicles share those roads also. When a rider/driver panics they sometimes commit unnatural actions without thinking. As the saying goes "Every little bit helps" and your information cannot hurt anyone for sure. Great info and demonstrating.
Thank you! Practice time in a parking lot helps me a lot. I hope more familiarization and practice will lead to less panic 😅 I’d glad you find my video worth sharing 😊
I believe a thumb throttle conversion is made for this reason. I remember having a similar issue back when i went from 4 wheeling to dirt bikes.
I didn’t know thumb throttle is a thing 😀 Thanks for sharing 👍
After years of riding regular motorcycles I bought a Ryker and the biggest challenge was breaking the habit of counter steering when I started to turn. It was very awkward in the beginning.
Hubby says the same thing 😂 He also has a hard time adjusting to no hand brake 😅
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights! Great info for other beginners! Keep up the great work!
Thank you 😊
I love your videos. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more videos here in San Antonio TX 🤠
Thank you Amanda❣️Wave if you see me 😁👋
VERY useful video! 😃I will be practicing these tricks as well so thank you also for making me a better driver
Us new riders have to help each other out 😊 Please share with me any other tricks or tips you find helpful 😉 Have fun and ride safely 🏍💨
I love you guys. Great tips. Why you don't have more thumbs up? Thank you both for sharing. My riding skills have greatly improved. And you've probably saved my life when riding by showing me my mistakes. Thank you for your transparency. Continued Blessings
Thank you 🥰 I make plenty of mistakes 🤪 but the key is to learn from them, right? 😆 Please share with others who might benefit and subscribe 🙏
Good training thanks guys
😊 Enjoy and ride safe 🏍️💨💨
Excellent video, as a soon to be new rider, I really appreciate you sharing your problems. You and hubby are doing a great job.
Thank you Paul 😊 There’s so much to learn 😅 Please subscribe - I will be sharing other tips that I am learning 😆
@@urbandingo6882 Already subscribed.
Thanks guys great information. Greetings from New Zealand
Thanks for tuning in 😃 Ride safe 🏍️💨💨
Nice! Be safe and Enjoy! Ryker Dude here!
Thanks Ryker Dude! 😃
Handle bar wrist grip clip for the throttle
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! 😃
That death grip is no joke, I went through that. Lol
No kidding. It’s one thing to know to loosen up. It’s another thing to actually do it 🤣
My wife loves your vids! I ride two wheels but have been working on Tammy's Ryker to get it exactly how she wants it. Question: can you tell us about your Ryker side tank bags? What brand and where do you get them? I see them on your hubby's Ryker....thank you!
Thank you, Grant and Tammy 🤗 I believe the side tank pouches are from Slingmod. My Ryker’s previous owner installed it. I took pictures for you but can’t attach it here 😕 Go to slingmod.com and search Ryker side mount tank storage pouch 🙂
This is a great video. Where did you get the front wheel guard lights, the red and white ones.
Thanks.✌
Thanks! I don’t know where the guard lights were from 😅 I got my Ryker used and there were already on 😁
@@urbandingo6882 😆well, they look awesome. Thanks for the reply
Your page says you have an Indian Scout also. Looked to me like you may have been counter steering and you may have pressed right to turn right, but it doesn't work that way on Ryker. Your right elbow went up when you were attempting to negotiate the turn to turn right. Just a thought.
Haha you give me too much credit 🤣🤣 Hubby rides the Indian 🏍️💨💨
Get a handle bar grip clip
It happened to me so I just slow down now before I make a turn
I am afraid to slow down too much such that the car behind me get too close to me 😂
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Thank you, Ontario Andrews 😊 Please subscribe if you haven’t already 😁🏍💨
@@urbandingo6882 Hi, I usually watch more of a CZcams channels videos before I decide to subscribe or not. So ....we'll see. But I did like what I saw so far. 😀
Im gonna be a killjoy here and say that if u cant figure out what went wrong there without having another person explain it to you, then u should not be in traffic. You are risking other peoples safety and should stay on the parking lot until u figure stuff out. Its not a toy....
Yep, I spent a lot of time in a parking lot in those early day 🥴