I'm a shorty just over 5ft, just tried this on the FJR and it works a treat, going to practice on my husbands R1250, you are awesome and an inspiration, thank you for this great video

@JocelinSnow

5 ай бұрын

I love it! So happy you found this video helpful. Thank you for sharing! We shorties gotta stick together! 👊😁

I am a 6' 1" R1200GS Adventure rider and I have ridden with many GSA riders that are significantly shorter than I am. I always tell people that if they really want to ride a GS/GSA they will find a way. You prove that point. Awesome!

Im 5'9in with 28inch inseam, 123kgs & still complain that I will never be able ride the 1250GSA comfortable enough without the low frame. This lady makes me feel like a fool watching her handle these beast with ease. Keep it up Jocelin Snow. I'm definitely looking for your next episodes, much to learn. Cheers From the island on Malta.

You are my hero!! I’m 5’8” and I struggle to up-right my GS. I learned more from your episode 1 video than I have through my own experimentation or input from other riders. ❤

@JocelinSnow

2 ай бұрын

😊🤗🤗 this makes me so happy. Thank you for your message. Keep at it, you GOT this!

Hello dear jocelin, thank you for your many tips. I am 152 centimeters tall, I got myself a BMW R 1250 GS and I asked myself: what have I done? 🙈🙈🙈 I've been riding motorcycles for 5 years but I'm back to square one with the BMW. I am already more confident in handling this heavy motorcycle and cried, from so much joy. Thank you very much 😘😘😘

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Thank uou for your message Yvi! I am thrilled you found the videos helpful. Congratulations on your new GS! I’m excited about your adventures to come! 😁

OMG -- someone just invent a remote retractor button for the side stand please! My hips would be so thrashed if I was doing the gymnastics required for this. I will have to start training to achieve the flexibility and strength. It is very beautiful and masterful, seeing you work with what you got. Amazing.

I'm 5'1", 93lbs lady...dreamed about riding motorbikes and just do what the big guys do. I've been told by everyone in the family that I will never be able to do any of those because of my size. So far, I've shown them that I can, in fact do well in rock climbing...handle and shoot large pistols/rifles better than most people.....and now I will learn to ride a bike. Thank you for letting me know that it can be done.

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

That’s right! Don’t let anyone steal your dreams. Well done! I’m so happy that you found the videos helpful. Thank you for your message.

Great video Jocelin! I'm a 5'1/2" male rider and the GS 1250 is one of my favourite bikes.......but I opted to get the GS 700 (suspension lowered model). I'm feeling a lot more confident about getting the "big rig" thanks to you! Thank you for your excellent videos. :)

Notice that Jocelyn is fit and limber. It helps her execute the skills she uses to overcome the challenges of a tall bike. But if we practice we also get more fit and limber I imagine.

Hi, I’ve been riding on and off for a little over 30 years. At the same height as you, I’ve always felt the need to stick to bikes where I can stand flat footed astride. Thank you Jocelin, you are a true inspiration for all of us less tall women! 😍

@alessandroaprile181

Жыл бұрын

there's no bike a 155cm person can flat foot except of custom bike. what do you haved?

@jhammond64

Жыл бұрын

And Men!

O my lord! this has definitely opened my eyes! i'm about 5'5" and thought i could never ride a (big) adventure bike so i always bought lowered bike's (mostly supersports) but now i'm convinced that i can ride a big adventure 😁 thanks so much for these video's!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Rico R 😁 awesome! Yessss you can ride any bike you desire. #neversettle Thanks for watching and for your message, I appreciate it! I’m looking forward to hearing about your adventures on your adventure bike down the road, 😁👍

Nice video!

Thank you for this. I went from heights scared to not as scared lol

Honestly I'm 5'5. With your videos, you encourage me to train myself to become more skillful on my bike, and test other big trail bike. I really love your work, and you are a great person. Thank you very much, My Hero ^-^.☺☺☺

You are an amazing Person !!!! Wow - I love watching you - Awesome !!! Thank you !!!!!

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Awww 🥰 thank you!!!

awesome my 5-2 wife loves the tips, keep them coming, cheers from Colorado, V!

You are seriously athletic. You ARE a boss.

Not enough 'likes' allowed per video - fantastic content and very funny. many thanks!

@JocelinSnow

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I'm 5'1" and started riding dirt bikes last year. I've been looking into adventure bikes, and was getting down because it seemed impossible for someone my size. I'm so glad to have found you!! thank you for showing me its possible!!

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

yessss!! your comment made my day! thank you! stick with it and best of luck!

Dear madam , Great coach, in my humble opinion .who knows what shes doing, by true hard work with a laugh and a tear. But the triceps do it.

Awesome video Jocelin. Very helpful for us newbie riders. Thank you so much for sharing.... Waiting for more 🥰.. much love.

Thanks for sharing this amazing video and your valuable experience! Thanks for starting to share knowledge!

In my opinion it is a question of self confidence, too. I ride an old r 100 gs PD from 89. When I rode to croatia it was very heavy because I carried too much luggage. So it was hard to get up and down for me, so it fell down. You know I pushed 110 kg on the Bench, so I am not a weak man, so I could get it up... but since it felt the first time it was in my head and so it felt 3 more times, that day...at the following night I couldn't sleep very well. But I don't know how, maybe because I talked to God, I managed to get this thought out of my head and the rest of the 10 days Holiday Trip she didn't fall anymore. I Wish you all merry xmas and a lot of adventures on your motorbikes. Take care...

So cool! Great stuff, will be looking at much more of your videos!

@JocelinSnow

4 ай бұрын

Thank You!

Holy crap, Jocelin you are amazing! I am 5'8" and I just bought a Tenere 700 and it felt kinda tall in the showroom. Watching this video I have zero excuse to feel apprehensive about it - I just need to practice on it a bit and kick its butt! Definitely inspiring - thanks!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

The 333 yeah!!! 😎👍👊 thank you for your message! Congratulations on your new bike! Now go kick it’s butt!! 😁💪

@The333

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thank YOU for the excellent ADV bike tips!

Wow amazing.. We r glad the legend has small tips n tricks.. For short riders

Brilliant! It worked so easy!!!! Thank you.

As always, you make it look so easy & natural! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Amazing series Jocelin, well done, keep inspiring, you're doing great!! Stay safe!

Amazing! Huge respect!

Thanks for the tips!!! I'm one of the inseam challenged on a F800GS. This helps!

Awesome Jocelin. Just watched your 1st vid, from a lead from Doodle, again, awesome. Njoy the ride 👍🙂

Grand merci pour cette vidéo . Thanks a lot

Great series.. I used to battle a little VStrom at 5'6" and self learned a lot of these the hard way. Great info.

Love these videos ❤️ ❤️

Thank you! I will be practicing this! I was doing it the putting the kickstand up first b4 mounting. With only a few extra inches on you and an 1100 I would hope I can get it with some practice 🤗💓 great advice! Cant wait to learn more 💓

Teach me more! Awesome lesson!

Oh! This is awesome!

Balance, technique and .....GUTS! You blow me away 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤩

This is gold! I recently bought a 1290 super adventure being 5.4 tall and this is super helpful! 😊

Love to watch your videos, very informative and entertaining. My 1200gs now looking more manageable thanks to your demonstrations.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you John!! Your comment made my day!! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!

Thanks for this series of videos Jocelin. I'm on the shorter side myself (5' 6") and mounting and holding the bigger, heavier bikes can be daunting sometimes, so these instructions are super-useful. As I sell bikes, I sometimes have customers who have never ridden a bike before who are scared to even get on the bike, or are worried they are too short to ride them, so I have shared them to my Facebook page in order to help them in these areas.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Barrow Motorcycle & Scooter Videos thank you for your message! It’s great to know there are sales people like you who care enough to encourage, help and inspire riders. Thank you for all you do! 😁

@RealWorldCarReviews

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thank you Jocelin! :)

Respect.. And salute to the legend..

Bigest challenge for me with the bigger bikes are insurance and registration and gas payment lol . Thanks for vidro👍

@JocelinSnow

9 ай бұрын

Hahaha right? I hear you!

Yup, someone here said 'inspiring'.. They got it right. Practical and fun too 😁 ❤️.

@mylabulaon4341

4 жыл бұрын

Love it! Keep them coming!

muito divertido seus videos shou de bola!

I'm so excited I found your channel. I'm a new rider (5'5" with a 29" inseam) so definitely not the shortest out there but still not able to flat foot on my bike (Kawasaki Versys-X 300). I know my bike is DEFINITELY manageable for me but I am still developing skills and confidence so it is SO inspiring to see other shorter female riders out there sharing techniques for becoming more comfortable riding a bike that isn't a cruiser with a super short seat height. I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Kari Post, Thank you for your message! I’m so glad you found my channel too. I remember when I first started riding I had so many questions and a lot of things about the bike were intimidating. Your Kawasaki Versys is a great bike! I think short or tall, new or seasoned rider, we can all improve our riding with more confidence. I think episodes 2 and 3 will be more useful for you than episode 1. I have episode 4 and 5 in the works and I think you will like those as well. As a new rider, I’m proud of you and excited for you! Stick with it, in time the fear will fade and be replaced by fun, and soon you will discover the true “joy of motorcycles” that you hear everyone talk about. Thank you for watching, I appreciate it. 😁

5’1 and 1/2 lol that extra 1/2”. Awesome Jocelin! ✊🏼

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

😆 hahaha I’ll take what I can get Dave! Thanks for watching!

I salute your confidence 👍 I'm just thinking if this will work in traffic jams? 🙄

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. The “dog on the fire hydrant” position with one foot down and slid off the seat is how I ride, even in heavy traffic. No problem.

Great tips. It's so hard to find instructors that understands the issue that short riders go through.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Right? I agree, I found the same issue. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it, I'll keep the videos coming. : )

You are the greatest! Watching you gives me confidence! Are you giving lessons by chance? I live in San Francisco, have a 2019 Suzuki 650 V Strom, riding since 2005 but still lack the confidence you exude. I don't aspire to get to your level, but sure would like a boost in confidence!

Thanks for this! I'm nearly 6' but stopping in the hilly sandy holes I still sometimes can't reach the ground enough to keep from knocking my africa twin over especially when the ground drops away on one side. You've convinced me that I need to start riding as if I could never reach the ground!

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for your comment Chris! I understand the struggle! Is with the short I seam have to constantly be mindful of where we stop the bike and how we stop it. Hills and sand are always a challenge. Explore different ways, discover the best way for you, believe in yourself and stay confident. Before long you will find you are enjoying the ride so much more and no longer stressing about stopping. thanks for watching!

Respect!!

Love it your amazing

Thank you

So glad you are there for us?

4'11 here, it works, but have in mind that you WILL need to have some amount of leg muscle. Nothing a bit of exercise can't solve though!

I'm a lil 'un too. Still yet to to go beyond a 50cc mini moto dirt bike 😂

So impressive; if you are ever taking on apprentices I hope I can at least get on the waitlist!?

Omg thank you so much 😭

Me encanta todo lo haces, te admiro mucho con todo el respeto, crees que puedas agregas subtítulos en español a tus videos. Gracias, eres una gran inspiración

Hello and please forgive my english. You definitely are a smart rider. I'm 175cm tall (5ft.8in), not very short but sure, not tall and your tips are great value for all riders, not just the shorter ones! A friend of mine asked me for tips. Taught her one foot standing and 2-3 other tips but it was not sufficient... So i've had to think/search for more... and not so easy to put myself in her shoes. Thanksfully, I found your channel and this is great. I have a question about the side stand. Why do you start with your right foot? You have to "fly over" (is that the right term?) twice - push with right leg, fly over the seat, quick the side stand, fly over again and put back your right leg. Is it possible to start with the left leg on the ground, just push, quick that side stand back and recover the safe ground under your left foot ? May be i'm not short enough to but i can't figure out why it would not be possible. I have to precise that i'm injured (and in a wheel chair for some more weeks) so i haven't tried yet.

@JocelinSnow

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your message, and for sharing these videos with your friends. I’m assuming you are referring to the kickstand dive. I’ve found that if the left foot is on the ground then too much weight is on the left and so lifting the left foot to quickly grab the side stand can result in a tip over, (for short riders with shirt inseams) I hope this helps. So sorry to hear you are in a wheelchair. I wish you a speedy recovery. All the best!

The last mishap I had was trying to make a u turn on a steep hill with busted up pavement. Dumb but I had no choice. Once the front wheel touched the lip of a hole it was like I jammed the front brake with the bars turned to the right. That leaned me over the hill side and down I went. 500 bucks in damage only but embarrassing and miserable feeling. Right away I started thinking bikes (GS) too tall. Whenever I get in that place I just have to watch your vids and realize I have to get better.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Arthur B that sounds like a difficult maneuver, regardless of a riders height. Sometimes I think it may be best to assess the situation, calculate the risk, (in this case the risk over the steep hill, with chunky pavement,) and make a good judgment call. I think I would have swallowed my pride, dismounted the bike and walked it in the turn. But who can say, I wasn’t there. I have found myself on the ground in similar situations. At first, I just want to blame the bike, it’s tall, it’s heavy, maybe it wouldn’t have happened with a smaller bike, but then after more thought I realize it’s the rider, and I need to work on my skills. I’m always working on my skills, and I still fall too. I admire you for sticking with it, proud of you for not giving up, and believe that you can conquer terrain such as this with more practice. Thank you for your comment, and for watching. 😁🤗

@arthurb8631

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the advice. Your right I will get off next time and walk it around 👌

Love love love. 🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪

The end was the best 😳

I just found your KZread channel this is so good and the best thing ever and this is so awesome and I cannot wait for more all new videos from you think you very much AND THIS IS COOL AND YOU ARE THE BEST AND I LIKE THIS and you are so very funny AND WOW YOU ARE SO COOL XXX XOX 😙😗😘😍😇💞😊😁😀😏😎

A video about how to get off a high bike is appreciated :)

I’m 5’2” and you’re my new inspiration!!! Trying to learn to ride. Husband has a KTM 990 Adventure and I would love to ride with him. I now think this is possible. 🙏 BTW what do you think of the Zero DSR? 🧐

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Karen Alexandre awesome!!! Yes! It is very possible! I am excited for you and your husband to have adventures together. The Zero DSR is a very cool bike! I love the Black Forest edition! Thanks for watching!

salute mam salute 😁

I am 170 cm, or 5´7". Currently I´m riding Honda Transalp, which is also "one number" bigger, but I learned to managed it quite well. I would like to get R1200GS, or R1250GS, but I´m afraid. I think your videos might help me.

You make it look easy. I'm 68yo w 29.5" inseam and struggle w my KTM 690r esp w gear on it. I'll start practicing your techniques. Thanks Jocelin. ... btw, what is your inseam?

@JocelinSnow

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting. Stick with it, you will master it. My inseam is just under 27”

@Neworldisordered

2 ай бұрын

@@JocelinSnow

@JocelinSnow

2 ай бұрын

Thank you ☺️

Finally a rider I am taller than. A worthy opponent

i've never cried so hard out of terror in my life.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Oh no! Well remember, it’s just a motorcycle and with the three P’s (patience, persistence and practice), and CAB (confidence, attitude and balance), you can be the boss of the bike.

We would love to know if any changes u made to ur requirements.. Like handle bar riser.. Or any other changes plz share with us.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

OMAR KARDAME my bikes are all stock, stock suspension, not factory low, and no bar risers. (With the exception of my first bike the 2016 GSA, that is factory low with bar risers, but since then I’ve decided taller suspension and no bar risers work better off road.) I do add the Touratech skid plate and engine guards, as well as the Continental TKC 80 tires. Hope this helps, thank you for your questions, comments and for watching!

Did you move the handle bars back?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

No they are in the stock position.

4:56 this is some of the sexiest riding I've ever seen

Awesome! So inspiring! May I know about your boots ? looks great.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rraj! I’m happy you enjoyed the video. I have small feet, so the boots O have been wearing for about 20 years is the Alpinestars Youth boot. (Youth size 5) over the years the name of the boot has changed but currently it is called the Tech7s. May be too small for you, but I highly recommend this boot for shorter female riders with size 5-8 feet. The boot is slightly shorter than traditional adult MX boots, which helps for people like me with short legs.

@RaC09

2 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thank you Jocelin! Really appreciate your response❤️. My main problem has been with 29.9 inch inseam , AT becoming unmanageable, until I watched your videos. Your videos are ‘ Game Changers’. I watched much late and wished could watched before. Im pretty sure many many riders have been inspired and got courage after watching you and became successful and happy adventure bike riders. Do you still conduct classes? I would be glad if I could manage some time out and join! Lots of warm wishes ! Last but not the least, thanks for sharing the information about the boots.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Rraj Chatterjii aww its my pleasure!! And be proud of that inseam! 😆 it’s a couple inches more than I have! It just takes seat time and finding your very own technique. Before long, you will Be the Boss of any bike and inspiring other riders around the globe! Also yes, I do classes at my ranch. I’m booked through this year but next year is open. If you have IG, message me your email address @jocelinsnow and I’ll email you class details. Would love to ride with you.

@RaC09

2 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thanks much for your kind words and inspiration. I’ll share my email id in IG. Would be honored to get you as my coach/ mentor.

Oah the hp!! Drool

Awesome. Can this techniques work for a cruiser style bike as well. I’m 5 ft ride a streetglide harley. 900lbs

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Mach Wheels hmmm that’s a great question. I’m not sure. Bring your bike over and let’s try it! Hahaha please let me know how it worked out. Thanks for watching.

@stuartbear922

3 жыл бұрын

If your bike has floorboards, it should definitely be easier!

How do you put the kick stand back down?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

great question. just a strong swift kick and it will unfold and meet the ground.

Hi Jocelin, I am looking for advice, please. I am a brand new rider and my husband and I are getting into adventure riding. I too am small stature (5' 2") and I am looking at buying the new KTM 390 Adventure. Now I really appreciate your videos and all the motivation that you are giving me, and that small people can ride large bikes. But I am wondering if this is something that a brand new rider (with really no experience except for the 2 day MSF course) can safely learn from the beginning, or if it's better to learn on something smaller and move up to the adventure bike after gaining more experience. Thank you for your time, and I really love what you're doing!!

@PhilipBeresford

3 жыл бұрын

I'm the same height as you and although Jocelin's tips are awesome, I wouldn't recommend anyone without any motorcycle experience trying these methods. Getting used to the weight of a bike and how it balances takes some time, so in my opinion It's best to learn the basics on a smaller, lighter bike. The 390 Adventure is a great bike and much lighter than an R1250, but the seat height is still fairly tall at ~850mm. You could definitely give it a go, but I can guarantee you will drop the bike so just make sure you get engine crash guards and lever guards. Best of luck!

@verdontomajko3700

3 жыл бұрын

@@PhilipBeresford Phil thank you so much for the advice. I actually had decided to start on a small road bike, the BMW G310R, and then graduate up to an adventure bike once I get comfortable on this one. This was for sure the best choice for me, and I am loving learning on my little red 310!!

@PhilipBeresford

3 жыл бұрын

@@verdontomajko3700 Great choice! That will be a much better way to learn. Plus you can always do a bit of light off roading on a street bike anyway. Best of luck!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Please forgive my delayed reply. First, Congratulations! With some seat time and practice, the fear and intimidation will subside and you will discover the true “joy of motorcycling.” You will be fine on the KTM 390, however, may I suggest some time on a dirt bike or dual sport bike first? I bike such as a street legal 250 or 450, or even the KTM 500 exc will be less damage when it falls over. This way you can build your confidence without getting frustrated and worrying about the parts you’re breaking on your street bike. I’m excited for you! If you make it to California, look me up we can do a training session, or go for a ride.

@verdontomajko3700

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow Thanks so much for the advice Jocelin! and for the offer to ride with you. Happy riding to everyone!

HI I am 5' 1'' and about to learn how to ride a motorcycle. My husband has a suzuki v-strom and thinks I can learn on that one but I feel is too heavy and tall!! You encourage me! But, i feel really intimidated by his bike... Any thougths on this? any suggestions on beginner bikes? for my 100 pound self?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

You can ride any bike you desire, and you can do it well, but first you need to have the basic skills and of course Confidence. If you are just learning to ride a motorcycle it may be best to start with something smaller. Off road dirt bikes are a great way to learn to ride, they tip over better than street bikes do. If you want to start with a street bike, maybe look in to your local training program. They have “beginner” bikes, and trained Instructors. Once you have the basics down, and you’ve had time to try different motorcycles, then you can select a bike that calls to you. I wish you all the best!

@Victoria-gb4mp

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You so much for the detail info!! I really appreciate it! You are amazing!

Can this be used at a traffic light or crossroads as well?

@JocelinSnow

29 күн бұрын

I would not recommend having your side stand down at a traffic light or crossroad. While stopped at a traffic light, the one foot down and hook the seat with the other leg is best, until the light turns green.

Would this work for people that are 4'10"-4"11" as well?

@JocelinSnow

10 ай бұрын

Usually, yes it does. Of course it depends on the individual and the type of motorcycle, but I’ve seen it work on shorter riders.

but...but....but....how do you keep the bike from falling over on to the other side????

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

It takes some practice, but balance is key. Always keeping them bike in balance. If the bike begins to carry weight to the other side, then slide off the seat (dog on fire hydrant) to get your right foot down and grip the seat with your left knee, and re-balance the bike. 😁👍

Awesome.. What's you inseam..

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! About 26”

Thanks a lot!!! If you posible translate in Spanish lenguage🙏

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

That is a great idea! I will look into this, maybe we can make Spanish subtitles.

I’m 6’7 and that’s no picnic either......

2:46 No offense or genres bias, but I would be LOL 😂 to see someone climbing on the bike 🏍 like that 😅

I came here cuz pretty doodle said so lol plus i like motorcycles lol

What about disabling the kickstand cut off switch? Then you could start the bike, start rolling, then lift the kickstand as you get centered.

@MrGbustamante

4 жыл бұрын

Why would a bike ambassador whos trying to promote skills and safety recommend something like that??

@tonysansom

4 жыл бұрын

Ever seen someone try to corner a bike having forgotten to lift the kickstand? That switch is there for a reason.

You didn't do the thigh move you taught, on the side stand video. 🤣

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

I try to demonstrate the many different ways to upright the bike and stop; when the bike is tall. I try not to do all the same thing all the time, as different circumstances and terrain can change things up. I hope you enjoyed the videos, thank you for watching.

@theepicenter4106

3 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow well for what it's worth, id prefer what you did on the side stand part (last part of this video) to upright it.

Impressive but what a hassle, I mean any little thing could throw you off. Example a cramp a rock uneven ground, slippery surfaces, any little thing especially as you get older or are alone in the middle of nowhere. Not being negative but the average person is not as skilled so I really don’t think it’s for everyone especially in full gear.

I'll be really honest here miss, seeing you on the smaller bike made me feel uncomfortable 😂

I bet them thighs are rock solid than Dwayne Johnson’s “aka, the rock”

The bike is too tall ... period. Having to do trick techniques is a pain in the ass,, and if your on a slant ( especially off road) your done ! Lower the damn thing.

is that bmw logo etched onto the concrete??

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Those were the original parts from the GS Trophy bikes in Mongolia. They came off my bike. There were 3D printed into the aluminum. Amazing to see in person

@diewlaylomei

Жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnowno im talking about the end around 5:11 when you’re outside. Your driveway has the bmw logo etched in

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Ahhh right! That was just me playing with the pressure washer after washing the bikes. I drew the logo in the concrete with the high pressure hose. Eventually it fades away.