10 Rules You Should Know About Motorcycles

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Watch this before you buy a motorcycle
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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Rule #1
0:20 - Rule #2
0:30 - Rule #3
1:25 - Rule #4
2:24 - Rule #5
3:18 - Rule #6
4:39 - Rule #7
5:15 - Rule #8
6:11 - Rule #9
7:02 - Rule #10
7:13 - Outro

[@Teasehirt]

Daily motorcycle riding is critical; muscle memory is as vital as situational awareness. Ride with survival in mind.
Great Video - Thank You.

[@matthewbeaver5026]

DanDan helped me tremendously to understand what to look for and how to see things before they happen along with how to react to them.
I was doing ok figuring it out on my own. My first 2K mi went without to much trouble. Though i do believe the 6K since then has been safer and more enjoyable due to dans efforts.

[@CasualRiders]

That's wonderful to hear.
I must admit, my riding journey was much the same, started out with very little experience, and only later started to take practice seriously

[@ronoldcross8189]

Even when they do see you, they may still pretend you aren't there.
(Early on, a driver "pushed" me 1.5 lanes over because I was "in her way".) Do not allow yourself to be "brake checked". Maintain distances - front and back.
Never ever gst boxed in.

[@CasualRiders]

Yes, sometimes you will come across a cager having a bad day, that does run you off the road, but that's why you should always pass wide, or as DanDanTheFireman says, "maintain your space cushion"

[@ademkollari8992]

Rest in peace Daniel!