Mam I am from Kerala, India 5.3 your videos help me a lot in riding my Royal Enfield Himalayan. Thanks a lot

Beautiful break slide turn

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly! 😄

I'm guilty of overusing the kickstand turn 🤣 That elephant turn though 👊 🤙😎

Excellent demonstration of technical details. Love the bear turn / Break Slide and power slide. Jocelin is a Star ⭐️. Never get tired of watching her.

The last 2 can save you ! I ride in north Florida. Tons of woods and dirt roads, When you dead end to a house on a very narrow over grown path and you see a few dogs coming out from under the house full speed, You'll want the fast turn !! Great Videos.. Thanks,, 2014 Suzuki V Strom 1000..

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha that’s a great point! killer dogs, turn and go!!! 😆 or here in California, deep in the woods riding, then you come to a gate with a guy and a machine gun.... turn and braaaap!!

cant wait for your new episode😆

Yay! For 1080p.

You are awesome Jocelin! You are such an inspiration to us short women (I'm 5''1'). I always dreamed of riding a motorcycle since my uncle use to sneak me out for a ride on his sport bike...that is until my mom found out and threatened to murder him. Here I thought... now that I'm an adult and my parents can stop me from having a motorcycle, if I manage to pass the motorcycle safety course, I had no choice but to buy a cruiser. You have expanded my world, thank you for doing what you do! I guess that where there is a will, there is always a way. Bless you and stay safe during these trying times! Have a wonderful New Years!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Ro thank you for your message!! This makes me so happy! THIS is exactly why I do these videos.... 😁 Keep following your dreams, you can do anything you desire!! I hope you have a fantastic New Year!! 🤗

Great videos. As a 5'11" man I am finding your techniques very helpful. I starter riding a year ago at age 66 and surprising some of the short rider issues are somehow similar to old not very flexible rider issues. Thanks and 73, Mike

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Mike Dahms WOW Mike, just wow!! Thank you for your comment. Impressive and inspiring! 🙌 I’m thrilled you are finding these videos useful! Happy New Year!

That Neanderthal turn was worth an encore, good to see Brock again. I LOVED seeing upgrades on your production. The video, audio, on screen graphics, and editing were really AWESOME! You're really upping your game. Jocelin, my best wishes for 2021.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

R.P. Rosen thanks RP! I appreciate the comment! I’ll let Chris, my video guy know he’s kicking butt!! ...and I’ve been telling Brock he’s a star!! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for sharing tips. You inspire me, the 158 cm tall girl, to starting ride the 1200 adventure bike.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

🤗 thanks for watching

@MrMitokiller

2 жыл бұрын

hahahahahahaha

Your videos are of value. Not to just a select group within adventure riders but to all riders... It is also very important that you demo your own moves on the bike. Sure, others can do it. But it is your mannerism/positioning/explaination that demonstrates/confirms to all the most efficient and effective stance/movement possible in order to perform the task. What you do relies less on brute muscle, height etc. Instead its about applying pure technique. It is that type of kung-fu that we seek. That's how she does it...then that is how I might do it as well.

@JocelinSnow

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate your comment. Thank you for watching!

I like the elephant turn, it's the professional way to do it, but I rather the U turn or trophy turn.

Good Jocelin. I've been watching your videos from Spain for a while. there are some with subtitles, but I see that they are not all. My wife and I are passionate about motorcycles and your videos serve to motivate her since she measures the same as you, and thus be able to wear a GS. We would like to know if it would be possible for you to put subtitles to all your videos because I think that many Spanish-speaking people follow you but they are not able to understand all your advice (not all of us know English😅). Thank you very much for your videos and keep it up !!!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Mikael! Thank you to you and your wife for watching! I will look into why there are not subtitles allowed on some videos and hopefully we can correct the issue. Thank you for your comment! 😁🤗🤗

Hat's off to u mam . I'm getting confidence now.

Jocelyn you are a freaking ROCK STAR!!!! I'm a towering 5'2 myself and REFUSE to be intimidated by tall bikes! My first bike was a GS500 and I was "ballet points" on that sucker! Needless to say, I dropped it a lot! Lol. Refused to give up though. Now, I have a lot more confidence on taller bikes than most men!!! Still have so much to learn, and your videos help heaps!!! THANK YOU!!

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I love this! ..and your “never give up” attitude! You are inspiring those around you. YOU are a freaking rock star!! I’m so thrilled you enjoyed the videos. Hope to meet you and ride with you some day!

excellent, already mastered Brock's turn......lookin smoking out there J, love it

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Verdon Rocks Photography thank you!! 🤗

deserves more views. maybe you should add images on the thumbnail. the best moments in the video. and yes there are alot of wooow moments lol

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a great suggestion. Thank you! And thanks for watching!

I've been a "wait for me" expert; the kickstand turn is my fav, though still results in more waiting than if I'd practice the trophy or the elephant turn!

So many tips for "how can you Turn Your Adventure Bike Around" 😍😍😍 It's not " Be The Boss of the Bike! ", It's an encyclopedia to become a good rider 🎇🎆🎇🎆 so much work and passion on your profession, I really love it, you nailed it 😊🤗🎇 I wish you the best, Seriously....Very usefull video 🙏😄🙏

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Shan! I really appreciate your comment! It’s messages like yours that inspire us to make more videos! Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!

@shanlian8024

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow You are my mentor 🙏😄🙏

As someone who is actively attempting to convert my SO into adv riding, your videos are extremely helpful and inspiring! My SO is 5'3 and shes deathly afraid of big adv bikes and dirt bikes. Showing her your videos gives her confidence and she'll be trying out a DR650 soon! Thank you for making these :).

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Aayush Kaintura thank you for your message! You tell her the fear is all in her mind. Lol She’s going to enjoy that DR650! Happy New Year to you both!

You got skills girl.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Meg! It takes lots of practice but the practice pays off. Thanks for watching!

Takes some practice to know what speed you need for a 90 degree rear brake turn and also what revs you need to spin the tire to finish the final 90 degrees. It’s so different depending on the bike, tire, and then obviously the terrain, but especially the first two.

Another great video, can manage all but one of those turns, and only with an English accent. Keep them videos coming, need things to keep the old pecker up in these bad times when we aren't allowed to ride.

that kick stand turn will be the last one i ll use . it s firikkinn scary especially after i replaced my broken kick stand without even doing that turn. great video keep them comming

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

palamida gheo what make and model was the bike you had that the kickstand broke?

@palamidagheo4520

3 жыл бұрын

​@@JocelinSnow XT660Z Tenere 8 years old

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, good idea, probably don’t use the kickstand turn on your bike. It’s not for all bikes. Be safe out there and thanks so much for watching! 😁

Outstanding demonstration of technical details! Explained well, executed well, just a "badass" you are Jocelin! Looking forward to seeing more! Thx!

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Greg! I appreciate you taking the time to comment and I’m thrilled you enjoyed the video.

@MrGF1582

Жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thanks for say'in.... I found you through "Doodle". Glad I did! Yeah, I've been riding on and off since I was 8-9 yrs old. Mini bikes etc. I've been wanting to take an advanced rider's course for years. Aim to learn more about low speed maneuvers. I'm 5'5" no problems with that at all....however, as "we" both experience, taller bikes are a different challenge. I just learned some great tech's from your video thank you very much!! I took delivery of a 2022 Kymco AK550 one week ago. and seat height is just over 31 inches tall :( (knew that goin in). I also have a 2007 Yamaha Majestry YP400 & a 2014 Honda CTX700 DCT - 2 very different bikes! Two different seat heights! Honda super low at 25 inches, and the Yamaha Majesty at 30-ish! The Kymco is every bit of 31+ inhes and so I'm on my toes(toe, only one at a time lol). So watching you tech's as I've been developing the same-ish moves on the AK550. Probably easier on this bike (AK550) as it has now manual clutch....but maybe not because it doesn't have a manual clutch. Either way, your "leg over" tech has given me something to try. And I've been trying the "one foot only at a stop" and it is BETTER than tryin 2 tipp-toes!!! Gimme me tech's! Thanks for the vid's and thanks for respoding! Enjoy your evening Ms. Snow! Thx!

I'm on the look out for a riding buddy like Brock. So no more worries about getting into narrow lanes that need a turn around. Great videos Jocelin

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

🤣😂 exactly!!!!

Love from Bangalore, India Jocelin, You are fantastic...Thanks for those valuable tips. I am 5.7" and you are boosting me with lot of confidence theough your videos...keep doing more of this.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for taking the time to comment! it makes me so happy when riders find my videos helpful! I need to get going on making more content! thanks for watching!

I really enjoy your elephant /bear turn Please be safe Take care of yourself and your family

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!

You r great. Love and support from India. 👍👍👍👍

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🤗 🇮🇳

My favourite is "Wait for me turn". I know about kickstand turn, but I m afraid to use it on my Honda. I´m not sure if kickstand can make it. It is much easier and safer to do it, if you have central stand.

I kept trying to do an elephant turn by planting a foot and leaning the bike over but I'm not a big enough rider to hold the bike up at enough of an angle that it doesn't fall over when I gas it. Clearly, from your videos, I need to keep the feet on the pegs. Thanks! A funny aside, the easiest bike to ride, the TW200, is almost impossible to do this with because it has so much rear wheel traction I can't easily skid it and it doesn't have enough power to power it around! It just shoots off into the trees instead. Easy to neanderthal turn though.

Wow!! Excellent video. Great useful stuff for everyone. Thanks. Greetings and respect from Durango Mexico

Awesome!!

Here I am a 4'6.. watching this to ride basic bike or a grom😂 would really wish to took taller bikes.. but let me tame this little bikes first..

@JocelinSnow

2 ай бұрын

You can do it!

Liked it show (happy new year 🎉🍾🥂🌹🙏🏽❤) 😍😎🤗👍🇧🇷

Another great video. Please show the whole Trophy course from A-Z helmet cam and also TV Cam. Then do a series where you take a novice through it and train the techniques until he is proficient.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

MrGbustamante thank you for your comment. I like your idea! I will definitely consider this as there are many skills to learn if going after the GS Trophy. Thank you for your suggestion!

I’m loving this series! Thanks for all the great videos. Happy New Year!

You're super rider!

love it

Excellent video lesson! Thank you, Jocelin.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

JETWAKE our pleasure!! Thank you for watching! Happy New Year!

Another great learning video Jocelin, well done! The way you make it look so easy, it's awesome, truly motivational and inspirational. Thank you for sharing these videos!! Stay safe! 👍👍 Thanks Brock, too!! 👍👍

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Nelio! We appreciate your comment and are so happy you are enjoying the videos! Episode 6 is in the works. Thanks for watching!

Very helpful! Thank you!

Awsome video.. Thank you very much..

Great tips ! But If you have « ordinary » abs, it won’t let the rear wheel lock And If you have antislipping electronics, it won’t let the rear wheel spin out Of course on some bike with those « electronics », they can be disable, especially on adventure bike like yours Still, I will try one of those move !

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you, that is a great point that I should have mentioned in the video. ABS and traction control that can not be turned off on some bikes may certainly have different results. ...thanks for watching!

Way to go Jocelin! I need to do a training weekend soon ha. Nice fun video! New Sub!

Happy New Year! Thank you for these Amazzzzzing turns!!!Love it. But i can only do the kick stand turn :)

Hi Joycelyn, I’m Nick from Singapore. I’m short rider too at 5’3”. Would you able to share experience in more complicated situations, like U-turn at slope & slippery surface? Some of the techniques you have shown on videos are great, but they may be difficult to perform under the two conditions, aren’t they? Thank for sharing the tips for short rider.

Hi Jocelyn, great info , I’m a short rider as well it’s giving me more confidence to own a big gs . Thank you 😊

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Nik! 😁 I’m so happy you enjoyed the video. Confidence is key! Thanks for watching! 🤗

Thanks for another great video. I use the side stand turn a lot as long as the ground is firm enough. Will be practicing the other turns though. (except the neanderthal turn)

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

haha 😆 very cool Aaron! Thanks for watching!

Hi Jocelin!! What a nice and helpfull video!! Thank's a lot🙏😊🙏 Your Elephant turn is perfect and so beautiful !! Well explained too! Can it be done easily on the right side turn , with the rear brake problem? Special award to "Grizzly " Brock (with a "K" this time😄😄😄) his "neandethal turn" is awesome ... I call this turn the "Grizzly turn" but can't ever do that !!!😂 The red deco and US flag on your bike is great (don't give up the fight !!!) 👏👏👏😄😄😄 Have a nice last 2020 day ! Hope for the best for you , your family and your friends for this special new and historical year coming..... Friendly Richard Lionheart 👍😎🇫🇷

Genia!!!! Feliz 2021!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Nicolas Zabella thank you!! Happy New Year! 🎈🎆🎊

Neanderthal lift is good for getting the bike off of a rusty mattress your GS might get tangled up with in the desert!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

😆😂 now THAT was a fun ride! For those that don’t know, Brock rescued a rider and bike out of a tangle in a spring mattress in the desert.

NIce ! Great video. I need way more practice...

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Lol so do I 😆 thanks for watching!

WOW... I LOVE YOUR ELEPHANT TURN IT WAS REALLY AWESOME ✌️

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

B.K. SHOTRA thank you! I need more practice! Hahaha 😆 but it’s so much fun! Thanks for watching! 💛 🇮🇳

You have been a great help for short riders like me. Please make a video on managing the motorcycle in stop and go traffic.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Navneet Singh I am so happy to hear you are finding these video’s helpful! This is a wonderful suggestion, and I think we can certainly do a video on this. Happy New Year!

@navneetsingh7641

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow @Jocelin Snow thank you so much for considering my suggestion. I subscribed your channel when your small video on short riders went viral and I commented on your video around a year back. Btw i am 5 feet tall only and has recently booked Himalayan for me🙂 Happy New Year 🥂

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Navneet Singh you’ve been with me from the very beginning! 🤗🤗 you know we short ladies need to stick together! Lol The Himalayan is a great bike, fun to ride. I had the opportunity to try one in Colombia. Thanks for subscribing! 💛

@navneetsingh7641

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Good to be part of your KZread journey. btw I am male rider, Lol 😆

Hi Jocelin, as a fairly new rider (3 years now) and only 5 ft 3 your series has been a revelation to me! No more whinging about how all bikes are too tall, I need to get on and improve my riding so have booked an advanced course for later in the summer. Question for you - where do you get trousers to fit you?? I have a Klim jacket and so far have never found trousers to fit that I don't have to take up...but I won't start in with a sewing machine on an expensive pair of gortex trews and it would be great if the knee protection was vaguely in the right place to start with. Your trousers seem to fit a treat! Thanks for your help and motivation, kind regards Jackie from the UK.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

hi Jackie! thank you for your message! ahh yes, gear can be an issue. I have found the Klim Artemis pant is perfect! I didn’t have to sew / hem them. however, I have to hem all my jeans, hahaha. congratulations on 3 years of riding!! It keeps getting better! 😁🤗 if you ever find yourself in California, come do a class with me, or let’s ride. would be great to meet you.

@mjp_adventures7582

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow I took your advice and rode out to a shop a couple of hours away selling klim artimis trousers to try some and they had a pair that fitted! I was so astonished 😲 and delighted. I've just got back from a 2000 mile ride in them from Norfolk to Cumbria and all round the North Coast of Scotland and back. Truly amazing roads and scenery if you are ever in the UK. The trews were perfect!! Thanks for the recommendation 😀

Very inspiring! But I need to know how to pick up my motorcycle when it has gone down! I’m a beginner - at 76 - but I’m pretty strong and committed. Please help!!

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Margaret! Thanks for your message. First, let me say congratulations! It’s fantastic that you are taking up motorcycling, and at 76! That’s impressive! I love it! When it comes to picking up a dropped bike, it’s all about leverage and confidence. The leverage point depends on the type of motorcycle you are trying to pick up, and the type of terrain on which your bike is on. Which motorcycle do you have? Here is a video showing a few adventure bikes being picked up. kzread.info/dash/bejne/a6Ku0sRyipDTgrg.html

Excellent video! What mode and settings are you using in this Demo? TYIA!

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Oh that’s a great question! Enduro pro mode. ABS and Traction control turned off as well. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

For the elephant turn, do you need to be in Enduro mode? I would imagine so to get the rear wheel to spin.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

ranty13 I had the bike set to Enduro Pro with the traction control and ABS turned off. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching! 😁

On the 'kickstand pivot turn' is it possible to turn the bike in the counter direction ie with the back of the bike moving towards you? That's the way that I've managed it and I can't seem to get it to go in the same direction as you demonstrated. Maybe I'm doing it wrong...

hello Joceline, congratulations for your youtube channel I think you are fantastic, I learn a lot of things that I will put into practice this summer and even have fun in my garage with my bike with the balance ,,I would love to see a video command get dressed and what clothing you recommend for bikeing and why ,,,I am new in the world of motorcycle since summer pass I love it Danie

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Danie!! Welcome to the world of motorcycling! I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching! That is a great suggestion for a video, I will add it to my list. 😁🤗

@daniedenergiefit5119

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow :)))) for women we don't have much information for us so again thank you!!You rock Girl!!!!

Awesome! Do you offer training? Have done BMW ORS here in the UK, but would love to ride in the US once we are allowed to travel again. Happy New Year! 👍👍

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Scott! Yes I sure do. I have been certified with BMW as an International off road instructor. I would love you to come to the US, we can do a tour of California too! 😁 thanks for watching and commenting!

@scottc3

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Fantastic! As soon as this Corona situation improves and we can travel again I will be in touch! 👍👍

Another absolutely fantastic episode Jocelin - so grateful you started the "Be The Boss of the Bike!" series. At 1.80m I'm a full-time Spider Turner haha I have a feeling I'll be coming back to this episode many times to start practicing. Fiona and I will be back riding the Tiger 900 Rally Pro across the UK this march. I look forward to practicing :-) Quick question: can any bike handle the Kickstand Pivot? Without any upgrades?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you! I am so happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Don't worry, you are not alone in the spider turn, haha I've done my share! I'm excited to hear about your UK adventure with Fiona! ..as for the kickstand pivot, NO, geez, no, not every bike can handle this. I have yet to hear of an issue with a BMW GS 1200 or 1250, however other makes and models may have an issue and may break a stand. Thanks again for watching, I truly appreciate your support!

@advtravelbug6100

3 жыл бұрын

Oh good job I asked 😆 I’ll be practicing the Pivot and Trophy turn then ... every day a little bit of training and we’ll see where we are at end of the year 🙌🏼

Hey Jocelyn🙏 how to make a u turn while going down a ramp/ hill?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a challenging one. Weight on the outside peg in the turn, and smooth brake, clutch and throttle work. Maybe a little luck wouldn’t hurt either lol.

Love ❤️ from INDIA

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

B.K. SHOTRA thank you! 🇮🇳!

This was great! Now I just need some good weather to practice these! Somehow, I think you could stay seated on your bike and Brock could still do the Neanderthal for ya! lol.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

The 333 🤣😂 yup he has actually done that many times!! Happy New Year, sending you some warm sunny California weather! Thanks for watching!

@The333

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Brock's the man! My goal is that Pivot turn on my Tenere without dropping it! Happy NY to you too, Jocelin - love watching your vids, you ride so awesome!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

The 333 🤣😂 thank you!! I can’t wait to see your Tenere turn!!! 💪💪💪

@drjdvm

3 жыл бұрын

I hear you about the weather. Maybe we need to come up with a snow bank turn for those of us where the e stuff rules this time of year! Or maybe learn to use ice on the trail as a good way to initiate a power slide. :) I think it just makes us appreciate when the weather is good. Thanks again Jocelyn for sharing your amazing abilities and even better attitude.

Hi Jocelin, I just started watching your videos---thanks to my husband who's a BMW 1250GS / K1300S rider (he uses one bike one weekend, and the other the next weekend). He would love for me to ride with him on my own rather than be a pillion all the time----but then again I do WANT to ride on my own. I've been watching your videos now on REPEAT 3 times! I've also just started to learn how ride a bicycle (just so I can perfect my sense of balance FIRST!). I'm 57 years young, 5'1" tall, and weighs 57kgs. I've got some questions: a.) Since you are a BMW Certified Off Road instructor, do you get invited to give out lessons in various parts of the world? Have you ever been invited to come to Dubai?; b.) If I were to, alternatively, go to your course in Salinas, how long do I need to book? Or will it depend on an assessment you have to do first as regards my riding skills?; c.) Do you do weight training?----am asking because you are freaking strong, and as a rider, apart from strong quad muscles, I notice you must have strong forearms / biceps / triceps --- so what do you do in terms of weight training?; d.) Do you recommend practicing on a dirt tract rather than on paved roads? e.) and this might seem like a stupid question, but what "damage" do I expect to do on a bike before I can learn? I don't want to ruin such fantastic bikes while I'm learning. Here in Dubai, we do not really have anyone like you to offer riders like me a comprehensive learning experience before confidently riding on a bike....

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Bernie! Thank you for your message! Wow! Your story is great, and exactly why I made these videos. I’m so happy that you are enjoying them. You have motivated me to make more! You want to ride your own bike, so LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN! I know you can do this! I’ve always said either we just have our dreams or we live them. Live it! If you wanted to come to my training facility in Salinas, I would love to work with you. We would want about a week for training and a week to go tour California. I would also go to Dubai, if needed. ..you are the same height as I am, and we are both in our 50’s. If I can do it then you certainly can! Feel free to email me to discuss further. It will be easier to address all your questions and concerns through email rather than KZread. Jocelinx@gmail.com

@Asdfghjkl1234

Жыл бұрын

Bernie - very good and inspiring. Great attitude ! Let’s ride !!! Greetings and respect to all from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽

I would suspect the stand could give and break on the Kickstand Turn. Just saying per an engineering standpoint. Most weights are on the tires and not on that kickstand, once you pivot on the stand, that’s 100% weight on that kickstand. Great videos as always. Thanks

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Javan Dell I see your point, and some makes and models this may be the case, but not so with the BMW GS models. My riding buddies and I have been doing it for years, and have never had an issue.

@MrMitokiller

2 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow how many of your driveshafts broke off?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

MrMitokiller I’ve never broken a drive shaft.

Hi Jocelin how are you nice motorbike

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Matthew Holmes thank you Matthew! Happy New Year! 😁

I really enjoy all your videos! I am a short rider, is there any way to take a course with you?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Javier Marquez hello Javier!! Thanks for your message, I’m thrilled you are enjoying the videos. We are working on another instructional this weekend. Thanks for watching. 😁 yes, I have a school in Salinas, CA. Where are you from?

@javiermarquez4757

3 жыл бұрын

I am from Mexico City, but in a few months, after covid outbreak I, could fly to california and take one of yours courses. Do you have a webpage or a email adress?

Can these sharp turns specially that involve skidding of rear wheel, can be done on tarmac ?

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

I have seen it done on wet pavement, however the technique is slightly different. I prefer these turns in the dirt and will save the pavement sliding turns for the stunt riders. Happy New Year!

@gupta-vibhu

Жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow So grateful that you responded. Its a beaten track now that you have inspired millions including me . Btw, do you know any trainers in India, specially Delhi?

for the elephant turn, do you have to turn ABS off?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

I had my bike setting on enduro pro (which allows a bit of slide) I would suggest ABS off. 😁 thanks for watching!

@MirabelaTicu

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow you da best :)

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Hi really I like your Videos I need training how can contact with you?

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thank you. I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the videos. If you send me an email to: jocelinx@gmail.com inquiring about training, I will email you back details about the classes I offer at Snow Ranch. Thank you!

@swissshoban

Жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow thank you❤

wait for me turn = 17 point turn

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

😆😂

What's your hieght mam

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

I am 5 feet. 1.5 inches.

Цікаво

Omg!!! What a beautiful, sexy and cute woman. Thank you for the awesome lessons, I would love to take private classes with you and take a ride together. My god, thank you for such a beautiful smile and energy you display

Need lovely 😍💋 💝💖❤️

My favourite is "Wait for me turn". I know about kickstand turn, but I m afraid to use it on my Honda. I´m not sure if kickstand can make it. It is much easier and safer to do it, if you have central stand.