Does anyone else watch these on repeat? Such a confidence builder!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Karen Alexandre Hahahaha oh gosh I hope not! 😆☺️ LoL thank you for watching! Episode 4 should be up this week.

@daniedenergiefit5119

3 жыл бұрын

yess me ahahah wow !!!

@btcbiker

Жыл бұрын

Me too :)

@abufatein9811

6 ай бұрын

I do... On all 4 video because I'm 5' 2". 😂

@timothytapio4252

23 күн бұрын

I'm just getting started...

Thank you. I’m 5’ 0” and I’ve been worrying about if I’ll be able to ride. These videos have been reassuring

Awesome 👏, you are a stunt rider at heart 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I wish I’d taken that career path when I was young. 😆 thanks for watching!

I’m just so dumbfounded, whenever I see so much grace in your execution of these exercises.You make it look so effortless. Simply flawless! 👏🏻👏🏻

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Bernard Rocha thank you! I was feeling a bit rusty actually, as I had not practiced these drills in quite some time. So I really appreciate your comment. Thank you for watching!!

You are such an inspiration....Respect

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! ☺️🙏

Decided to give this a try.....learned something very quickly on the side dismount (with left foot on left side footpeg).... if you are trying this on a GS or any bike with a center stand with legs that fold upwards......wear riding pants that snug on the bottom, or pants that are tight around your boots!..... You don't want to wear jeans with enough room for the center stand leg to get caught INSIDE the right pant leg as you place your feet down when stopping....ask me how I know.....

I think I like the first technique better as it's a little simpler, but they're both brilliant. More videos please!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lou. The first technique is more simple, but in time you may find the right foot step up to be easier and more natural. I just uploaded episode 3, and I’m working on episode 4 & 5. Thank you for watching! 😁

Definitely dropping a sub. Massive respect for the skills.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Quinn VanCanneyt thank you!!!

Bloody hell - that's amazing! I come out in a rash just looking at the 1250 adventure! Kudos. I have the 750GS, thinking of upgrading to 1200/1250GS and hesitating due to the size and weight of machines - but this makes me feel optimistic. Catching up on all your videos now. Best Wishes from Scotland (subscribed)

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Gary Sutherland hey Gary! Thanks for watching. The 750GS is a great bike, but you may find the 1200/1250 is easier to ride, (especially off road). Believe me, I don’t go walking into the BMW dealership saying, “give me the biggest bike you have on the sales floor!” 😆 lol I chose the 1200/1250 because the balance, the torque, the smoothness of the motor.... it’s like cheating. Please let me know when you ride one, especially off road, I’m excited to see what you find. Thanks for watching and subscribing, I really appreciate it!

Wow, totally bossed. 🏆

I am impressed, I'm tall, and I never had the confidence you just showed. I would say that my Bike was my Boss. Unfortunately I had to sell my bike and I'll get a new one in the next life... however I enjoyed your video. You're a great woman! Thanks.

Amazing tips. You're such a fantastic instructor, jocilyn. 1 thing I learned most from this video is ... You can never have enough BMW bikes😁

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha 🤣😂 I completely agree!!! Thanks for watching!

Great work yaar 🙏

i know these are older vids, but your approach is awesome. Love the way you take a person with baby steps so to speak, and by steady practice which builds confidence, inspires further confidence which leads to higher level riding- Very nice matter of fact instruction- and your skills are rather impressive. Well done, ma'am, and i really appreciate taking your help to the streets.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m so happy you enjoyed the video. I do need to find some time to make more!

Wow, Jocelin you sure do put an entirely new perspective on handling big bikes for shorter riders. Practise makes perfect. Many thanks for your great videos and enthusiasm.......a GS 1250 is looking better all the time for this 5 foot 1/2 inch rider. ;)

Effortlessly cool. 😎. Now gotta find some soft ground 'round here to practice 😁

Hey Jocelin, great videos! You are very inspiring. Looking forward for more techniques. Can you teach how to take tight U turns while riding and from a stand still point, for short riders. I usually have a tough time with that. Would also love to see how to make donuts.

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

dhyan suman thank you! And yes! I will make a video just for U turns

This woman is awesome. ❤

Brilliant! Thx girl, you are awesome!🤩

I really enjoyed the video and I am looking forward to part three. I took the liberty to point others to your videos too.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Max! I appreciate that. 😁

Many of us have motorcycles but NOT TECHNICAL. THANK YOU for teaching. Hug from ARGENTINA

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

ᗷEᑎᒍᗩᗰÍᑎ ᗰIᒪᒪEᖇ ᑎEGᖇETE Thank you for your message and for watching! 😁 Argentina is on my list of places to visit and ride! 🇦🇷 🤗 hugs back

I am now getting pretty confident to ride one of my dream bike the KTM ADVENTURE. Thank you for the tips. ❤️

great video and tips thx

Amazing your amazing!! Keep em coming

That music, upbeat and confident ... matches you perfectly!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!

Thank you for creating these videos!

Thank you so much for these tips. Greetings from Morocco.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hamid Elazoui 🇲🇦! Thank you for watching! 😁

Effortless Jocelin... Loved it .. much love always 🥰

wow.. you make this look so easy and effortless. When you're 70 years old, though, it's a bit more frightening...old bones, you know, and stiff muscles.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I think you’ll find that this is an easier way to mount and dismount a big adv bike, especially with stiff muscles. The karate kick over the seat and then the body tug to upright the bike is strenuous. Lol

Jocelyn Thank you so much. I’m picking my R1250 GS Adventure up on the 30th of this month. My friends think I wont be able to get on with it. After watching this I think they are going to be shocked

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss!!! First, congratulations! I’m excited for you Next, thank you for your kind message. This right here is why I do what I do! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help with anything or if you’d like to join a class here at the ranch. Now go show your friends who’s BOSS!! 😁🔥

Awesome. And adorable! 👌🏼

Thanks, will be practicing this and tips from ep.1. Even at 6'1" if I've had to stop on uneven ground and the bikes leaned over a long way it can be hard to get it vertical again.

Yes, i enjoyed the video and have subscribed.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Ministrant Thank You!!

I won't be surprised if one day I will open a KZread just to see learning these bikes dressage.

Life as a tall girl can be tuff sometimes but as a rider of 50 years I have to say I love my 38in inseam when I come to a stop or when in really rocky ST but not having leg room is a PIA and standing puts my head more then 7 feet off the ground ....

Love it! You know that’s how I do on tall bicycles. But I’m just freakin afraid when it comes to the motorcycle.

Love your teaching video I'm from INDIA🙂

WOW! this video is two months old and still has 0 dislikes. Even KZread maniacs like this 🤣. What u r doing is impressive!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Jocelyn, you are insane, how the hell do you do that ? No1 is good but no2, wow, 👍😃

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha 😆 well believe it or not, once you master it, no2 is easier. When I use this method, I almost always use the right foot. ...thanks for watching!

Hi Jocelin, all these videos are amazing, really love them. Have you ever met a situation where you need to stop urgently such as wildlife coming out from nowhere or other vehicles too?? how are you manage these?

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Yes, in fact I have. The “emergency stopping technique” for a short rider is pretty interesting to see. It’s difficult to explain. I’ll add that to my list of videos for the future.

Impressive 💪🏻

Love it!!!!!

A great way to learn to step and roll is to practice on a bicycle. I did a lot of bicycle riding for most of my life. Including mountain riding. We often used a step mountain. Yes it is not the same as a bicycle is not as heavy and so on, but it allows you to learn to balance and mount the bicycle as you roll forward. Trust me it works. Here are a couple of also great videos that I highly recommend with some great tips for short riders: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gaOjmst_c6qffZM.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/oYN4m7CnhMjceJM.html

Thank you

This is ballet ❤️

Here is another subscriber! Nice tips, I’m looking for to puting them into practice, and see more tips! For me the most annoying situation is when I have to turn back on hill narrow roads, hope to see any advise ✌️✌️

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and subscribing! I have episode 3 up now, and episode 4 will be next with some great practice drills to gain confidence. Then, episode 5 will be just for you - turning on a dime. 😁

@absuelto76

3 жыл бұрын

Jocelin Snow yes! I watched It yesterday. Will see or episodes and forward to my colleagues 👍👍👍

It's all good until you add a top case with a luggage rack with a dry bag on top of that.. Then you have to do the karate kick over the seat to get on .. I am very short and used to do this on dirt bikes.. but dirt bikes are so light it's all easier when they are light ..

@mikeskidmore6754

3 жыл бұрын

Oppss mid video you did it with a top case and luggage on top .. I think I need to do some straches and work on my flexability .. first..

You are awesome. Such an inspiration. Im 5'5". I dont have the right to complain. Lol

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Sef Isred TV thank you so much. 5.5 is still quite a challenge with these taller adv bikes! Thank you for your message and for watching!

awesome

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

The BMW is the most balanced bike , so it is easier than on other bikes!

This is awesome Jocelin, thank you this is so cool!!!

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

G C Thank you!

Great demonstration of how to get on a bike that's too tall for you. However I have two questions. How would you manage an emergency stop? How can you do this with a pillion passenger?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Michael Hutton my emergency stop is with a different technique. I have a video called “short riders on big bikes.” That shows an emergency stop. I also would not recommend this technique with a passenger. Thanks for watching!

Hi Jocelyn. Thank you for your videos! Although i dont think youve shown a way to dismount a tall bike the usual way yet?

Can't wait for episode 3 😬 do you ever train pupils? If so do you ever teach in the UK?

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

Danny Lilwall thank you! Yes I do

Hi, do you kick it to neutral before you hop off the bike? Love your videos and really inspiring. Seeing you riding these bikes like a breeze, I really have no excuse to be afraid of the bike now! Thanks

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

hello. yes, I usually find neutral before I stop. I forgot to mention that. thank you! and thanks for watching!

The second one is scarier than the first. First one more convenient

Sei veramente SUPER 👍👍👍

Hermosas motos, regáleme uno 😆

I would love it if you could show how to implement these actions on a large touring bike, like a Goldwing or Road Glide. Riding in stop and go traffic is no fun at all. I'm 5'3" with 27 inch inseam. I ride a Victiry Vision

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Hello Raymond, thank you for your message. I have used these methods on many styles of motorcycles. I currently do not have a touring bike, but if you want to bring yours over, I’ll give it a try and you can film it. Lol 😆 how fun would that be!? Anyway, I’ve noted your request and next time I have an opportunity, I will make a video for IG and post it just for you. All the best!

对我是巨大的鼓励，非常感谢。

I would like to know how many times you dropped it before you got so graceful

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Hello Connie! When I was learning how to properly ride these larger adventure bikes, I was on the ground quite often. By the time I started to teach myself the step up I had already been riding the adventure bikes for a few years. In my training classes, I coach riders on how to do this technique, if they request it. Typically, a student drops the bike a couple times and then is successful. Its possible, without proper instruction, a rider may fail many times until they get it. If you are trying this, don’t give up, stick with it and once you get it, it’s just keeps getting easier. I will add to my list to make a video that gives instruction on exactly how to do these techniques. Best of luck and thanks for watching!

Liked it show 😍🤗👏👍🇧🇷

hello Jocelin, i am #ricardoenmoto, this is my other hobby the cooking. regards. nice excercise...

Hey Jocelyn, thanks for taking the time to make these! Do you ever reverse the bike while sitting on it, like for parking? Or do you just hop off?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

James H thank you, it’s been my pleasure doing these. When I do park, if there is an incline, I’ll point the bike up, knowing I can roll down when it’s time to go. Pushing the bike backwards with one foot while slid off the seat it possible, but it is slow going and uses lots of energy. If I do it, I’m usually panting like a dog and have to catch my breath. Haha if I’m not on an incline, I usually swallow my pride and push the bike back and in position while off it. I think that’s better than dumping the bike over in the parking lot, especially now-a-days when someones smart phone camera can be quickly used to document the situation. Lol But, at least after you’ve pushed the bike into position, you can do the right foot step up, and gain that respect back of observers. 😆 basically, I suggest whichever method you have the most control and balance of the bike. ...thanks for watching!

@jameshinchcliffe4333

3 жыл бұрын

Jocelin Snow thanks for the reply! I’m picking up an 850gs tomorrow so will practice these things!

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

James H congratulations on the new bike!

I'm 5' 11" and I still get nervous every time I hop on those big adventure bikes they demo at the progressive motorcycle show in long beach ca. Have you ridden any of the Africa Twins? Did you like them or dislike them I'm curious...

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

Joshua Z yes I have. I actually like them quite a lot!

If it works for anyone, then that's all that counts. But, you have to realize that, if ANYTHING goes wrong during a rolling mount or dismount, i.e. the clutch lever slips out ones hand, the throttle is triggered a bit too much due to an incorrect angle of handling it from an awkward position AND MOVING, your foot that you're depending on get's off camber a bit and a few other things. Again, if it works for you, great. And, what do you do at STOP LIGHTS AND STOP SIGNS? What if you get caught in stop and go traffic? What happens if you don't have level ground to take off on, i.e. down in a rutted/hilly area? What happens if your bigger bike decides it needs a nap and you're too small to pick it up and do another running or rolling start? These are just some things that could potentially happen. For *perfect* conditions, I can see it working. For less than perfect conditions, well, hmmmm. Scott

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

I understand your viewpoint. I’ve used this method in all types of conditions and terrain, ruts, hills, rocks, sand, loaded bike and not. I’ve used it at street lights as well. It takes practice. I’m not demonstrating this as the only way to mount a tall bike but more of an option, and usually when the conditions are ideal. I can pick up the bike if it falls, I recommend that if a rider can not pick up the bike solo then they should ride with a friend and not take risks that would most likely result in a tip over. Thank you for your comment and your concern. All the best.

Good morning, i admire you for easily in control of your big bike, i just want to ask, how about if you are in a busy and too much traffic road like here in the philippines especially in manila, how to manage a big bike for a short rider like you, hope you rwad my message. Thanks

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hello and thank you for your message. You have made a great point. This technique is not the technique I use in heavy traffic or busy streets. This technique I use for off road riding. My other video “short riders on big bikes,” shows the technique I use in traffic. Here is a link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oGSO27ixp5eyqto.html thank you for watching! 😁

@thefarm42019

3 жыл бұрын

Jocelin Snow thank you so much mam, somehow i could learn from you. Safe ride always...

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

T2s led roc ....and I’m sure I could learn from YOU. We all learn from each other, as there is always room for improvement and there is always someone faster and more skilled. Thank you for watching. I think you will like the upcoming episode 4.

I rather the first one

👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

i'm afraid that i would be over confident after watch this

Jocelin, Do you do this at stoplights or just do the butt scoot lean to one side?

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

It depends on which bike I am riding and how tall the seat height is. Usually I do the “dog on a fire hydrant” slide to one side, but on occasion I am in such a tall bike, I need to step off and step back on.

when I tried this move, at the moment of starting rolling the bike, and I am stepping on the peg, I feel the bike is going to lay tours my side

@JocelinSnow

2 ай бұрын

Try positioning your body more over the center of the bike and slightly angle the bike away from you. It needs to be one swift movement to step up on the peg and get into balance. Don’t give up, you can do it!

Think this is soo cool! Been following you on Instagram ! Not a bother to you 🙂

Is this a technique suitable for street riding/and with traffic?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

I have done this technique in traffic. I think it’s fins as long as you have practiced enough that you are in complete control. Of course, expect passengers in vehicles to film you with their cell phones lol it happens

Hey Jocelin, love the videos! I have a question though: is there a reason or a situation you want to use right foot start versus left foot start? Or is it merely preference?

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

Kate Bonczek Coit hi Kate! Thank you! There really isn’t any reason to use one foot over another, but practicing both ways helps build more confidence while taming the beast. It also will help with other exercises that I’ll bring up in future videos. Thanks for watching!

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Can this technique be used to stop and go as well at a traffic light or a crossroads?

@JocelinSnow

Ай бұрын

Yes

What do you do at stop lights ?

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

Usually, I slide off the seat to get one foot down. However, there have been times when I’ve had to ride someone’s bike, or a demo bike, that is extremely tall, and too tall to slide off the seal for one foot down. In that case I do step off and stand next to the bike and step back on when the light turns green. I’m sure somewhere, someone has that on video lol.

Short leg length Signal Waiting Technology BMW R 1250 GS adventurer

Hello, I am from India. Namaste 🙏 Ma'am, I just want to know that, how to make balance while step-up ? I tried with my 220 cc motorcycle but didn't succeed.

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

Hello! It takes some practice. Begin with the bike slightly leaned away from you, when you step up, step up quickly and slightly over the tank (rather than over the peg) and push off with your other foot while accelerating with the throttle. Don’t give up! Good luck!

@niralpatel0911

2 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow 🙏😊 thank you for your kind reply. I'll definitly try it as you suggest. You are making so much informative videos. Great job 🙌✌👍. Thanks again

I'd like to try doing this but I'm likely to drop my bike while getting the hang of it :( I did test ride a bike which was too big for me, and I planned the route really carefully. The 2 stops I had to make were fine as I knew when they were coming and what to do, but if I had needed to brake hard and stop unexpectedly I would probably have dropped the bike as I could not get a foot down without a big lean which i couldn't hold. Why are bikes so much taller these days than they used to be?

@JocelinSnow

2 жыл бұрын

It certainly takes some practice. I spend many, many hours working on the stop. I almost jump off the seat to get the one foot down and cradle the seat under my knee, so the bike stays upright. With some practice, it gets easier. I suppose the height of these bikes is because the manufacturers feel they need the ground clearance to clear obstacles and help keep the bike moving and handling properly in rough terrain. ...thanks for watching 😁

what tyres you running there on the BMW?

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

google Limp TKC 80’s

@googlelimp9834

4 жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow HAHAHA thank you very much didn't expect to get a reply thank you,

Im 5 ft tall can i ride z800, which my mind is already set to buy that bike

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I’m working on more videos that I hope will help you with your new bike when you get it. Thanks for watching!

but what about things like hills, inclines, pot holes, debris, metal plates?

Does boot size have much impact?

@JocelinSnow

20 күн бұрын

I have trained guys with size 13 boots, and no problem.

Hey mam ur so crazy and awesome

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

Biker Reddy 🤪😆 thank you, and thanks for watching!

@bikerreddy3493

4 жыл бұрын

Love watch your training and thank you for technics

How do i start rolling if there’s pillion?

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great question. I’ve done this with a loaded bike (baggage) but never with a passenger. I don’t think I’d take a risk with a passenger.

@vanditm6021

Жыл бұрын

@@JocelinSnow thanks a lot for reply,

If I try any of this I’m gonna break something I need.

Ur height ??

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

5’ 1.5”

@deepanchakaravarthips8390

4 жыл бұрын

Can u rider 760mm seat height bike easily ( like TIGER XRX, BMW F750 GS )

@JocelinSnow

4 жыл бұрын

Deepan Chakaravarthi PS I can ride them but they are still tall for my inseam. The 850gs in this video is the tallest of the other bikes.

@JocelinSnow

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Deepan, and thanks for watching! I have ridden other bikes with taller seat heights, such as the KTM. I use the same techniques, once they are rolling and in balance, the height is no longer an issue.

"Never trust a woman who jumps off a moving motorcycle." -Confucius

@JocelinSnow

Жыл бұрын

🤣

Change the title rolling and then stand-up