TRYING TO RIDE A HARLEY FOR THE FIRST TIME & THIS HAPPENED!
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That entire ride was scary, he didn't stop at stop signs and he didn't look both ways before pulling out; you could feel something was gonna happen. Dude has courage and is not afraid to ride a big bike but he needs a lot of training so he will not get hurt or killed.
💯💯💯 I was tensed up watching him ride.
Hope he makes it a year without killing his self!
@@jefferyturner4675 I had to get a drink after watching him. I have not jumped on my bike since this.
@@josem.contreras6683 🤣🤣
Very true
This was craziest thing I’ve seen in a while. No clutch or throttle control, no basic understanding of the functions or controls on the bike, and complete disregard for all traffic laws. Wow.
😂😂
He's black... it's all about feelin' in groovin' homie.
@@scottthompson7329 huh??? i’m one of them… I missed you said? what are trying to conjure up over there, what’re you saying
@@scottthompson7329 He'
He's gonna' be "feelin'" that Camry running the stop sign and "groovin'" in the hospital.
you mean there is a clutch, I thought it was an automagic....
A great example of a new/unexperienced rider who grabs the biggest heaviest bike they can get. The inexperience is so evident in the way he cornered, and the fact that he was so afraid to slow the bike down and stop at any of the signs.
My Dad always said, " You have to be smarter than the machinery you are operating." 😂
Bro didn’t stop anywhere til he hit the ground 😂😂
😂😂😂
I'm dead
My heart was beating like crazy watching this. I was praying he held that clutch in.
Man if he would of dumped that clutch it would have been over
I think he forgot he was in NEUTRAL which made him turn like that but then he popped it in to a panicked 1st right before he dumped it & then the lack of speed did him in
It would have make the whole video is he dumped the clutch at full rpms 🤣🤣🤣
If I may suggest, find a large parking lot, like a shopping plaza that is closed on Sunday or even an abandoned one, then work on your throttle and brake combination. Learn to turn with the clutch in the "friction zone" not fully engaged and use slight pressure on the rear brake to hold the power. When you master slow turns, the rest follows naturally. Practice is the key. Even at 70 whenever I get a new (to me) ride I practice until I know the bike. I'm 5' 7" and ride a 94 GoldWing so yeah I had to practice! :-)
Don't forget practice figure 8s!
I recommend every new rider go to a Harley dealer and do their riding Academy. I had never even sat on a motorcycle. Left there feeling very confident and bought an 07 Honda VTX 1300 a week later. Rode it for 5 years. No incidents. Highly recommended the 3 day class
Hell I practice on any empty street as Im traveling....
Most folks don't realize motorcycles have a, " wet clutch". That is to say, the engine oil is designed to lubricate the clutch pack (multi-disc clutch pack). So, you can use part clutch like part throttle or braking. Makes low-speed maneuvers way easier!
may I suggest becoming a normal human first?
Apparently he doesn't know anything about that red octagon shaped sign that says STOP which means bring the bike to a STOP and look both ways before proceeding. That whole ride was scary from start to spill
That man made me wanna cry watchin him drop that bike lmaooo
Brother you couldn’t have said that any better. When I first got a Harley it was coming off of a sport bike. Harley is not something you can just jump on. Made me wanna cry to bro. Buts it’s a lifestyle I pray this brother get it right he started on a nice ass bike.
It happens to all of us.
@@belissamorgan9390 uhhhh... No it doesn't.
@@Southofheven just because it hasn't happened yet, doesn't mean it can't or won't. Shit happens when riders get cocky.
@@JackEnHoff247 I've been riding for over 30 years and haven't laid a bike down. Knock on wood. I do agree with what you say about cocky riders though. Fine line between confidence and cockyness. Keep the oily side down, brother
I can relate to this. I’d been riding sport bikes for 20 years, and the first time I jumped on a Harley it felt like I’d never ridden before. Those big heavy cruisers handle so much differently than everything else. Definitely a learning curve.
And I feel the same way on a crotch rocket i can't do it i didn't even get half way up the block before i called my bro up the street and told him to come get this thang cruisers all day i guess it depends on what you learn on first
Yeah ,man I’ve been riding my whole life on dirt bikes and crotch rockets and I just got a Harley at 50 and there are some weird handling characteristics of those bikes and they get heavy very quick when you’re standing still and leaning certain ways.They are not for learning at all.
Mine is a softail springer with bags
You gotta drag the rear brake at slow speeds. Handles like a 400lb bike then. Don’t be an idiot and buy a big ass bike for your first bike. Also… MSF course before you buy.
The bike does the leaning you just sit there. Wanna turn sharper? Push and pull harder on the bars buddy I run my ultra pretty hard in the corners she loves em
His take off had me worried. But, big ups to the dude being supportive. Loved seeing that!
Saw this on delivery day. Still makes me go, WOW. Love what you do, my brother.
I ain’t gonna hold you, at this rate, homie is going to have that bike back at COPART in no time….😩
He will be alright
@@eddiejacks9512
Honestly I think he’s cutout for riding. He has no basic knowledge of simple mechanics and seems to have no common sense in reference to vehicle operation. I’m sure he has issues driving a car too. I don’t understand the not being able to stop at stop signs. The day he thinks he’s gotten better he’s going to have an accident. I pray he doesn’t. It’s like watching a person play a new sport that they will never be good at no matter how much they practice.
Not everyone is meant to ride just like everyone can’t throw a football properly
Humility is key, I see it in you and in all of your videos. Your dad , by the way is king and needs to be in more videos.
Remain in that friction zone with a little rear brake and you’ll be straight riding at slow speeds! Ride safe y’all💯💯
Stay loaded!!! 😂
Not good to learn riding the brake ..but for him being four foot on a 1000 pound bike ya maybe load it hahha
@shucky ducky makes sense but this guy needs to learn how to use clutch and gas first I feel hahaa
@shucky ducky I learned the same in my class almost 10 years ago.
Yeah, except that course uses a Honda rebel 250 lol so what do you know about a full dresser?
Way to keep him encouraged bro,much respect. Damn dropping the bike it can be fixed/replaced. He can’t. He’ll be fine.
Amazing teaching moment. Him saying “you’re not the first one, bro.” was too real. You’re the many of millions and millions more will come after to drop a bike, anyone that says they haven’t is a) lying or b) haven’t been on long enough.
Speak for yourself. I never thought of getting on a bike this size as a beginner biker. Why would you want to do that and you probably can’t handle a 10 speed bicycle. I road and practiced for years before I moved to a bigger bike.
@Xpunkpro Some people should just stay on 4 wheels. Safer for them, safer for everybody.
At least he didn’t hurt himself. Good friends giving him positive feedback. I started with an Indian Scout so I could get very comfortable with a bike and manipulating the weight. I have a couple years with it and soon I’ll get a slightly bigger bike. I will say starting with a smaller bike really made it easier and less scary when I took my friends Road Glide around the corner. I wouldn’t have been competent with using the friction zone and confident enough in my ability if I didn’t have time with a smaller bike first, for sure.
Hopefully this guy got his mess up out of the way and he’s good for years of safe riding.
Two wheels down, brother.
Maaaan, I was having a white knuckle experience right here in my computer chair watching you!
Most Harley dealerships offer an advanced rider course, I took one and I've been riding for decades, I learned a lot, its worth the money.
That's a hell of a bike to learn on. I learned on a little Honda 50cc. Good you were there to help him keep his composure, but he needs to sign up for a riding course asap.
Man, kid you not deposit payed and picking up a 2008 Rocker C , 49 years old but due to licensing laws can’t ride for a least 3 years.yet no complaints may bigger that I wish with all my immature might that we had your laws, say in all seriousness with me currently riding a electric scooter that goes 25 kmh how much learning would I need to be proficient in riding such bike?
Im thinking moped and even then he might kill himself.
A good 121” CVO model would be better to learn on. Maybe a 2300cc triumph. Or that ginormous BMW tourer. Two major things are wrong: He cannot and should not drive a bike this big for the first time out. And…posting this on the CZcams for all to see. He should practice figure 8’s and circles before mowing down children and pets in the suburbs. In my estimate, he got on a bike weighing about 840lbs wet.
He didn’t do bad ridin’. Just holding it up when he stop is the issue. He rode his ride and knew he couldn’t stop at those stop signs😂 Congratulations Greg! You got this!
Right!! My guy literally ran every stop sign😅. Balancing seem to be his issue.
He definitely need to take some classes
Facts
@@michaelangelo4147 in the delivery vid it said he did take a class,but evidently he still wasn't ready. Just needs more practice.
@@FloridaBoilermaker Maybe it was just the motorcycle endorsement class, which I believe just doesn’t cut. Those courses are just not enough to operate a big twin motorcycle. There are some additional advance courses available for those who need more help or for those people who want to be more proficient in their skills. But he definitely should look them up before he hurt himself or hurts someone else. It’s no joke riding a Harley.
There are 2 kinds of riders... 1. Those who have dropped their bike, and 2. Those who claim to have never dropped their bike..... With that said, That was a pretty dangerous ride. If you're afraid to put your feet down, you should practice in an empty parking lot or some other isolated spot. You don't want to get mid-turn in a busy intersection only to figure out that you didn't turn correctly and either dump the bike or hit a vehicle waiting at the light.... But, keep going! Everyone starts somewhere. Good luck!
yea...right!
Hey bro, what’s the setup you have for the GoPro? I have a 360 but not sure how to get the mount setup like yours.
Saw the video yesterday man! It was awesome! CongratulationsGreg! Keep your head up get back on that thing bud and keep slidin! Congratulations! I hope I'll get to experience something like this in my future! Keep Everything Regular my guy! Great thing goin here! Love the videos!
I'm not sure if he's a beginner or not, but I wouldn't suggest starting out on a big, heavy Harley. Glad he's OK. It does get easier.
If you don't learn on a small bike and try to hop on a heavy cruiser right away, they will ride you instead. That's what happened here. He had zero real control over that thing.
Put him atop a BOSS HOSS!
Man respect for posting! Loved the way yal talked over that drop an picking it back up an whatnot, all in all good video! The bike sounds amazing 👌
I Started riding last year at 61 years old, bought a 2021 lowrider s. Had it delivered. Practiced throttle/clutch control in back yard. Once I got friction zone down i got my permit and I trailered it to parking lot 15 times to practice before riding in neighborhood.Passed msf course and got license. Bike now has 7500 miles. Riding is Great!! But practice slow speed maneuvers FIRST!
Stay positive and keep riding bud! We’ve all dropped a bike or two! Back when I traded in my CBR 600RR for my first Harley, I dropped my then brand new 48 special because I wasn’t used to how Harley’s sit on their kickstands. Worst part was that it happened at the dealership during a Halloween event. 200 people saw that lol. I’m now on a FLSS . Keep up the practice, that’s a wicked amount of bike to learn on, but you got this!
Who's we've all?
@@garyday259 I am using; “we've” (we have) in a general sense. I am more or less eluding to the fact that we have all done something less than stellar due to inexperience. I'm not entirely sure of what you're questioning. If I made a grammatical error, I'm sorry.
Hey if you ride , we have all done it , even the whiskey throttle lol . He didn’t get discouraged and high five to you for staying positive and keeping him from getting discouraged. I have been following you for over a year , but this positive video made me pull the trigger and Oder my first hat 👍🏻
I’ve never dropped my bike or whisky throttled but I do agree everyone riding has made some kind of mistake
Your experience will likely not be this careless. This was brutal, but hopefully he learned from it.
Maybe everyone you know has done it. But I have never whisky throttled or dropped a bike. I'm also a rider coach for the state and have seen many students who have and many who haven't. So don't tell people everyone does something so they think they are ridding correctly or learning correctly. By saying that you encourage them to continue riding without proper protective gear or training. Even his friend telling him to throttle up when he is about to drop it was ignorant. He dropped it because he did not have the handle bars square while stopping. You and see it plainly.
I haven't done it.
@@bluesriderDF I know. When people say everyone has made a mistake that they make. It somehow makes it ok in thier mind that they make dumb choices. When you say "everyone". Its just ignorant
Hey man glad you didn't get hurt. Don't let that discourage you in any way just respect that bike and you will be just fine brother. Your buddy was great how he kept it positive and encouraged you. Props
I remember taking the rider course over 2-3 days that following week I went out and got a Road King Classic. drove home about 40 miles never ever ridden a Touring Harley...but I made it splitting lanes etc what a ride. coming from a Iron883 training bike. But I ride all over now and practice slow maneuvers every time I ride (for at least 30 minutes.) then go hit the streets slidin.... good luck and take your time, learn how to slow ride and turning in tight areas uturns etc!🙏🏿
This is why new riders need to get formal training, not only learning how to ride, but understanding how the dynamics of a motorcycle works. He's lucky he didn't get hurt. Probably just got bad advice from his buddy.
I hope he doesn't ever get discouraged...he can ride that big bike stay the course...he could take another riding class to brush up 9n the fundamentals....slow riding re learning the friction zone...nothing changes the basics will always be the basics.....That young man will ride that bike and love it....he may need to lower it for his feet to be planted....hope he enjoys years of fun on his new ride!!!
He needs to wear a helmet!
@@rhodey04 I concur....that should be 1st order of business...his state may not have a helmet law??? IDK
He needs a new video once he gets used to the bike. That way he can show all of us he's got this
exactly. I'm a lot bigger than him and my Bro has 3 Harleys but I still haven't learned to ride. He'll get it just got to keep at it.
I really do want to see how was he doing now myself.
O. M. G.
@@trumerican5593damn you got to say all of that
*SOLD*
Did the same thing with my Street Glide when I first got it.
It is what it is.
Thats why you have crash bar and saddle bag crash bars.
If your scared to drop your bike you will never push the limits and will never get good at slow speed maneuvers.
As someone that owns a Road Glide as well as 4 other HDs I can honestly say the guy needs to ride a smaller bike and get some time on 2s before he gets himself killed or hurt.
I bought a brand new 2020 road glide I learned how to ride my bike and do little things to it by watching your channel! Every chance I get I try to tune in you are truly appreciate it man keep up the good work! Detroit In This thang man!🤘🏾
Great job on teaching him without judgement and great on him for listening. Just be careful man, I’m a seasoned rider and recently paid dearly for not paying attention. I won’t be able to ride for a couple years because of it. Learn to stop fully at a stop sign comfortably, and learn to read your surrounding and how to attack certain turns. You’ll get it 🤘
No. His teaching advice was horrible
@@garyday259 I guess I should have said, it was good that there wasn’t a lot of judgment after the accident. A lesson was learned without his friend reacting negatively.
Had to be someone else’s bike… and they’re like, “Well ima go around again” after dumping it 😂 HILARIOUS. Most people would be in tears.
Good on him for not getting discouraged and keeping a good attitude about it. And good on the other guy for the positive encouragement without judging him. Most everyone has dropped or tipped a bike sometime in their life. whether they’ll admit it or not, they have. Just like you did in the video…you just pick it back up and keep moving on. Take that same attitude and apply it towards everything else in life. Riding motorbikes is a massive life lesson in many different aspects
All of the one's that ride know we have dropped a few but it take time just take it slow and get that Confidence up and he will be out there with the best of the riders 💯✊🏽
I can see him come crashing into a bike night somewhere with the rap blasting. Lmfao
There’s nothing wrong with being a beginner, but being a beginner on that kind of bike is a recipe for how to get hurt badly, assuming you don’t die not wearing a helmet and all.
We all had to learn how to ride! He did great with the pressure of being on camera and all. He should take the riding course at his local Harley Davidson dealer or local community college.
Agree a 100%. Greg needs to put some strength in those legs, he's young and healthy.
He did great......really. What Greg needs to do is to take a motorcycle riding safety course and learn the fundamentals of riding a motorcycle and park that monster before he kills himself. Running stop signs,that thang ain't nothing no novice needs to fucking with.
Yes true. But Like me most of us learned on much smaller bikes, or dirt bikes. Mine was a 185 Suzuki, and mistakes were a learning experience NOT life or death.
Best of luck to people like him.
That’s not a learning curve. I don’t think this vehicle IQ for riding. I personally feel he’s a liability and no amount of practice will prepare him in becoming a safe and knowledgeable rider
@@jtmemphismoney Sorry to say it but you can tell he bought this harley for the same reason fellas buy pimped SUVs when they don't even have kids. It's an image thing; looking cool and flashy on a slick vehicle that everyone knows is expensive. If he really wanted to get into proper riding culture he would have started on a smaller bike. But that wouldn't look "cool" or impress women (protip to newbies: Women in general are not impressed by motorcycles - most of the attention you are grabbing is from old men who like roadglides/goldwings or young guys who are jealous because they have the same misconception as you that bigger bike = cooler/sexy).
He did pretty good for first time riding
Fuck no he didn’t. There was nothing good about that and he is lucky dumping that bike in his driveway was all that happened. He had no fucking business on that scooter…not for one fucming second
Clutch is the key. Good way of explaining bro. Hey some got to learn some how. Be safe.
Lol, life advice - "...it's your bike, you gonna have to get it together..." 😅
I liked the way he didn't stop at one "Stop" sign. May want to consider a refresher on that driver's licensing test.
Good friends man. The encouragement is awesome., he did a good job!
You a good instructor helping a newbie out… we gotta keep this lifestyle going!… keep the rubber down, be safe, enjoy the ride
Well, the problem is. So many people think it’s like riding a bicycle. There is a lot to do at the same time. Brake, traffic, balance, look a head. Put your feet down 20’ before you stop.
I remember when i was learning i got my bike stuck in some rocks off to the side of a persons house, like those medium sized decorative rocks….. i couldnt pull the turn and just kind of overshot it and went about a foot into them lol had to have a guy walking up the road help me get the bike out , still see that guy every once in a while walking around the neighborhood. We have an unspoken mutual respect for one another when our paths cross lmao
Respect for posting , everything is a teaching moment
We've all been there... blended gravel in the road took me out.. I'm still learning, hang in there it'll come in time and experience😊
Every one of us are new at it once..
Keep on keepin' on!
I’m 15 with a Harley Davidson sportster 1200 xl custom and it’s a pretty heavy bike I keep it up and I’m still learning but people should be starting on a lighter bike with less power. But props to you because you have enough confidence to ride.
Ow Hell No LMAO That had me on the edge since the time I saw his size :)
Man thanks for this video, the confidence I just gain from watching this is insane. I was a crotch rocket driver and i just got my Harley today and I did the same exact thing as you. I was nervous starting off and I dropped my bike just like this. The next day I got on I had better confidence, say that to say this keep going and master it. Because I coulda sworn I though I was the only one they didn’t know what I was doing
Everything!!! Teach him. You know what's up. Great stuff. And I dropped mine 2× in one day . Learning
By no means an expert, and I could spot a lot of things you did wrong, but i dropped my Harley twice in as many days and I was ready to give up. I had some strong words of encouragement and I got back on that horse. I’m a rider for life!
lol. My guy said f it, I aint stopping cause if I do im finna fall over lol.
I just got my 2023 BreakOut 117 first time rider. I practiced maneuvering first at an empty parking lot before actually riding on the street. This video had me off my seat lmao!
I as well use the crap out of my clutch. Hell, if someone is behind me and I see ah stop sign way up there, I'll clutch it at 30mph, tap down ta neutral and take my sweet time coasting up to the stop sign. Ta hell with the guy behind me , I'm the one on the bike. Then on takeoff I use the clutch only for 1st gear , after first, I just let off the gas n shift each time. Good job bro. Just keep doing exactly what you did and you'll get great at it. God bless.
What kind of antenna and camera (combo?) is that?
Don't worry about it bro, I dropped my Road King plenty when I first started and I still drop it every now and again. Good luck!
This was more fun then canyon carving at break neck speeds! I was in my computer chair and he had my heart racing! I have a VMax and have never been so scared on it as I was sitting here watching this poor guy. I hope he takes an MSF course and doesn't die. Wow! I need to get out of this chair for awhile and get some ice cream to calm my nerves!
Shorty needs to learn how to handle a Vespa before graduating to a bagger! Little man couldn’t
even make a stop at any stop signs. Whoever sold him the bike should have supplied a body bag! 😂
One of the worst things you can be while on a bike is scared. Obviously practicing is gonna help but if being on a bike is nothing but scary to you, especially on a bike your not used to riding it’s gonna be extremely difficult to control it and keep it together. I’d rather drop my bike in a driveway like he did instead of being traffic. There’s always something learn on while riding whether you’ve been riding for 2 weeks or 20 years. He didn’t freak out while riding that like I’ve seen other people do.
Its just as much fun learning to ride it as it is to show others someday . Im just watching having fun
'The bikes all good man, you just need a new crash bar and you're good to go'...$1000 of Harley tax later 😂
When it comes to cruisers the issue isn’t the power, the issue is the weight. Don’t jump to a bigger bike, you’re supposed to graduate to it. I’ve dropped both bikes I’ve owned it sucks but it’s definitely a learning experience
I started on dirt then sportbike, naked bikes, the one thing I had to get used to was forward controls, instead of mid controls, or rear sets.
Have fun I rode 1st time last night on a road king when I stoped same thing almost happen but my bros was on both sides waiting knowing it might happen got on a slightly smaller bike almost happen again but I got control over it keep going tho can’t wait to get back on 2night
45ish years ago I started on a KZ400. Didn't hurt so bad when you dumped it-ego and wallet. Harleys are a different animal all the way down to the clutch pull. Nothing wrong with a MSF course and a smaller bike to beat around on for a bit.
I would’ve been like Robert Duvall in Days of thunder after cruise said he watched racing on espn. “Look, I ain’t gonna let you drive this today”. Especially after the initial start out of the driveway. Dude needs some classes. He can get there but damn if my stomach wasn’t twisted after watching this.
This is why you never let someone test ride your bike until you have cash in hand.
Go to a ride rite course or a motorcycle safety course. Lots of parking lot practice. That Road Glide is a heavy bike man. You have to become professional at low speed maneuvering. That’s the best way to keep it from flopping over. Good luck fellas. Ride safe. Nothing crazy. Stay vigilant.
Where do I get that selfie stick? Looks like it mounts under the seat.
I can't believe the comments defending this guy.
He never stopped for one stop sign. If that was my first time, I would be stopping at every stop sign and even in middle of the block to see how it handles and stops.
Even when he tried to turn into his drive, he couldn't stop, he had no control. IF he's lucky, and that's a big "IF", this will be his worse drop, but somehow I doubt it.
respect for you learning you own way with your own bike !
Experience is the best teacher ! If he drops it again I would be surprised!
*How much $ is that fall in total?*
I took my states motorcycle riding safety course. It's a wise course to take for any level of rider, especially if you don't have a lot of experience. It's been a year now and every time I ride I use information and technique I learned from that course. Motorcycle riding is all about technique, I rode today and had 3 errors of not ideal technique. Tomorrows ride will be all about finding a place and practicing riding technique.
Shit happens we learn we move on. I was scared to death of my Harley for the first year and probably only put about 200 miles on it. I dropped it twice standing still that first year now I’m on year three and I can turn my streetglide around in one parking space while dragging the tailpipe at incredibly slow speeds, and not feel the least bit scared or uncomfortable. Your attitude was positive. I’m certain you’ll get it and I’d love to see an update!
He needs to get a low-profile seat and some platform boots. I got my first Harley at 19 and had never ridden a bike before. I'm 65 and still riding a Harley. Hang in there, brother!
Also when you put kick stand down, turn all the way to the left. It’s a good habit. Trust. Because if the kick stand slips unexpectedly it’s to heavy to catch.
Lmao being a newbie rider on a big bike gotta be tough, on my tiny ass 250cc sport bike I struggled! bhaha at least you were a good sport and had that crash bar
Touring models ain’t no joke. Never dropped my softail, but my Road glide got dropped twice. They nice going straight, but the weight can definitely get you at slow speed if you ain’t careful. Lol. Good thing homie didn’t drop at speed. No helmet can get you hashtagged.
He has a good attitude. He'll get it with time and lot's of practice.
Not having experience is one thing! Turning up intoxicated is another😅😄😃🤣
Oh man, first ride, no helmet, big bike, and balls of steel. I hope he didn't damage his bags.
I was high once sitting on my bike and lost my balance as soon as I kicked the stand up. I couldn't stop it from falling over, had to gradually let it happen lol
I like to suggest a drivers license and some driver training. This type of rider/driver is a menace to society. Those red signs have a meaning, but you'll learn all about that in school.
this is why our insurance is so expensive
Holy shit I’m glad that was his bike and not someone else’s 😂😂😂 I’ve never seen someone learn how to ride on a Road glide
We all been there I started with a heavy bike.BUT please stop and look learn that clutch and friction zone
It's yo bike you gonna have to get it together lmao
You can tell he’s not use to the friction zone at slow speeds that’s why he didn’t want to stop at stop signs , he needs to go to a open parking lot and practice taking off smoothly and stoping and slow speed turns till he gets use to it, hopefully he didn’t get intimidated after that drop, he probably felt embarrassed but if he keeps practicing he’ll get it.
Motorcycle is like planes, always safe when riding but landing can be dangerous ;) keep going .!
That was amazing my first ride I made it to my front neighbor yard your ride was amazing hopefully one day we ride together ride safe my friend