3 Ways to Build Confidence as a New Rider | Beginner Motorcycle Tips
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- Feeling nervous on your motorcycle even after getting your license? Don't worry, we've got you covered! In this video, we share three essential tips to help you ride confidently. From mastering the basics to gradually increasing ride complexity, and practicing defensive riding techniques, you'll gain the skills and confidence you need to enjoy your rides safely.
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I agree completely. After I did the things you mentioned, I found an area in town that was basically laid out like a grid. Almost every block is a stop sign, so I constantly had to practice braking, and turning left and right from full stops. Went from back roads, to rural roads to downtown roads to highways, to finally the interstate. As you said, celebrate every success and continue to the next when you feel confident.
Thanks for watching!
Hi, just subscribed to your channel. I will definitely be doing alot of practice when I get my bike..Just passing the basic MSF course was not enough for me...
Welcome! Thanks for watching. Congrats on passing your course! I spent a LOT of time practicing before I hit the real road. Ride safe!
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He did the vinyl on it himself.
It's an amazing motorcycle!
Watching this before I even get a bike lol
Are you planning on getting a bike soon?!
@@nicoleashley_mt03 the sooner the better, but at latest basically a year from now if I don't convince the parent of mine sooner since I still live with them 👀
I have the same bike, I have been trying to practice balance, the feel of the bike, etc, etc...but I have been in 1st gear. but I have been noticing that when I'm in the first gear, my bike starts to run hard and I can smell a little burn...my question is, can I not practice in gear 1 without messing up my bike do I HAVE TO practice getting to gear 2?
Practicing in first gear is fine, but after a few minutes you'll want to get out of first gear to cool off the bike. I would shift up and take a few laps around to give the bike a break.
@@nicoleashley_mt03 good to know. I know overall in the long run it can damage the bike. But am I in danger of damnging it right now. Like does it mess up my clutch or idk(trying to understand) thanks for replying
@@ShaundonProductions excessive heat generation is what wears out your clutch... This shouldn't be a problem when you're practicing.