Yeah I'm gonna be completely honest, the instant that dude got out of his car, I'd be 4 miles away. Good luck catching me

@nothingtoseehere93

Жыл бұрын

I would like to agree but in the heat of the moment wearing full armor and a helmet, you know what’s going down lol. My TPUs on my gloves are basically brass knuckles. If you get out of your car, you are asking for it straight up

@RudeXII

Жыл бұрын

@@nothingtoseehere93 sounds good coming from a man but this is clearly a small woman. Idk why she stayed there that long in the first place

@stackflow343

Жыл бұрын

​@@nothingtoseehere93 It's all well and good until they grab your chinbar and that leverage point gives them control. So just keep that in mind if you decide to leave the helmet on.

@_skud

Жыл бұрын

for real. the dude following me into a neighborhood? I would have been gone. he looked ready to beat someone too

@dustykh

Жыл бұрын

@@RudeXII Tons of people don't actually expect someone to do anything. When you live in a safe a coddled first world country that's what you expect.

I know this is four months late, however Prius vehicles have huge blind spots, from the interior seating headrest to the four columns and angled windows. Sold ours after a month of owning it, right back to the dealership.

In the UK we are taught to command your lane, if your to th left or right your inviting a car to pull next to you when stopped or moving, when in the command position (middle of the lane) the lane is yours. When you do advanced riding or driving your taught to use the sides of your lane to increase your view around corners and to straight-line roundabouts when your not going to be inconsiderate to other road users BTW I always leave a 2 second gap between me and the car in front but you regularly see cars taking advantage of your braking space.

What it is with Prius drivers is that the visibility from inside is terrible. They have huge pillars and tiny, badly placed glass. It's one of the reasons we decided against buying one last year.

Hi Dan, beginner rider here, got my license 3 months ago and I have acquired a decent set of basic motorcycle skills over the last year. I feel I'm able to ride safe and take care of my and other riders safety, and part of it is thanks to you. I'm also trying to spread my knowledge to friends and family, so if you make a metric version of your training book I'll be the first one to buy it. I admire your work, sitting here everyday educating people! Ride safe!

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

I have been thinking about doing that for international viewers. Might have a second book just for metric, or have it added

@thebrowns5337

Жыл бұрын

​@@DanDanTheFiremanYES PLEASE!

@frosty98412

11 ай бұрын

Please do it :)@@DanDanTheFireman

@carlholland3819

11 ай бұрын

if you arent smart enough to convert imperial to metric, maybe you shouldnt be riding

@Fake-moon-landing.

9 ай бұрын

​@@carlholland3819Same with writing sentences then.

Fully agree with your sentiments on the Prius drivers... I also leave lots of room for the Subarus. Very unpredictable!

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

How are you doing Gray Beard! 😉

@jbento1975

Жыл бұрын

I don't know what's worse, Prius or German pretentious cars, on the hands of people with too much money for their brains. Trust me, there's a lot of psychopaths in German cars that think the car manages turn indicating, safety distance, priority, traffic lights, they think the car manages those things for them...

@fnagdungdagint

Жыл бұрын

Why are priusdrivers so hopeless? 😮

@siniister710

Жыл бұрын

audi, bmw, benz, prius, jeep. All terrible.

21:00 That's the UK, and yes filtering is legal here. I'd guess the rider was also planning to turn left, though.

He was in a car driven by a driver who did not know it was perfectly legal for her to filter and get in front of him. The guy that got out of the car was just a typical dumb bully. He has a good ass kicking coming for pushing her over. This is prime evidence that; If you are at a light or anywhere you can't easily drive off from an someone gets out of their car with intent to confront you...kick stand down, off the bike before he gets to you. You cannot defend yourself sitting on the bike. She should have taken off a soon as he got completely out of the car and drove to a busy place to stop that likely had cameras. grocery store, bank, almost any store front. Stop right in front of the door.

@uchiwamadara4614

Жыл бұрын

bro also did that beacusehe saw it was a woman, he knew he was stronger. Garantee you that's not how this bully would've reacted if it was someone his size.

Lane filtering is legal in most of Europe AFAIK, *but* it has become legal only relatively recently. Some riders don't know that they are allowed, and many drivers don't know (or don't care). They're stuck in traffic, so they are pissed off at anyone who isn't - cyclists and bikers. You can still get a lot of aggression and stupid actions for lane filtering, so many people don't. There are also additional factors - roads can be narrow and not allow filtering. Also, it's rather uncomfortable to do when drivers stop right at the line (which they should). That means that you have to pass the line to get ahead of them (and have difficulties seeing the lights, which in Europe are on your side of the intersection), or remain between the cars and hope that they've seen you. In some cases the stop lines are painted further back and there are 2-wheeler boxes ahead of them, that's very nice. If you get back into the lane and close to a car, it's advisable to take off very quickly. Some people like to try and race you, so if you don't take off right away, they might come too close or even hit you. Unfortunately, if I ever stall when trying to take off, it's mostly in these situations - stage fright, I believe. So I decide on case-to-case basis. If the person in front is too far, likely to try to race me (particularly if they may actually have a chance), if it's too narrow and so on, I won't filter. But at any rate I will position myself so I can quickly escape among the vehicles if need be.

New rider here, watching these accidents and break downs really help, I’m a visual learner so it’s been really easy for me to apply the things you teach, if someone cuts me off or gets in my line, I try and look at it as my fault because I should have been in a better position/ more aware of my surroundings

22:17 is in the UK or Ireland (driving on the left). We can lane filter, but not in the middle if you are going to turn left in front of the car in the left turn lane.

I'm betting that if this was a six foot male he wouldn't have approached him like that. I know a few brick outhouse sized motorcycle club members who would have entirely ruined his day for that. Nicest fellows in the world, as long as you keep it civil.

I've just begun watching your channel. Thanks for all the education. I rode years ago, getting back to it again so these are great videos for reminder, and things have changed with phones and such. But I'll never speed like these guys. A number of years back my sister and her family were struck from behind by a guy who was riding stupid fast in heavy traffic with some other guys. Borrowed bike, he slammed into the van so hard it totaled the van. He smashed the back window then went over the top, fatal accident. My young nephews were in the van, they're grown now and they still get sick talking about seeing it and being in the middle of it. So, folks, be careful, and don't do stuff to end up like that guy and don't mess up innocent people.

Got my training exercises book and cones in the mail last week. Looking forward to adding practice sessions with the drills into my riding routine! Thanks for helping us all be safer riders @DanDanTheFireman

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

If you film any of it, I would love to see it! Post it on the discord and tag me!

@hunterbunn1404

Жыл бұрын

@@DanDanTheFireman only been riding for a couple months so still gradually adding to my setup. I have all my gear, and now a quad lock. Thanks for the recommendation btw. Next up is figuring out a camera setup. Not looking for vlog quality, but more something to just record my rides and protect myself in case of someone else causing an accident. Essentially dash cam I can assess my rides on as well. Keep up the great work, it’s greatly appreciated and has really helped me find the sweet spot of confidence and healthy respectful fear while on my bike (if that makes sense).

I'm in South Africa. Nobody crosses at the proper crossings at intersections. Pedestrians are always jaywalking and crossing in between traffic. It's a massive hazard. We have red man/green man lights, but nobody uses them, they're basically an indication for minibus taxis to barrel through a red light for vehicles.

@Cheesus-Sliced

9 ай бұрын

To be fair, in africa intersection signals are so useless its probably more dangerous to cross there.

@MarkoVukovic0

9 ай бұрын

@@Cheesus-Sliced I'm talking about South Africa. This is not the entire continent.

@Cheesus-Sliced

9 ай бұрын

@@MarkoVukovic0 i guess thats fair. From what I understand, south africa is probably one of the more civilised african countries

12:05 most bikers here in the UK see no reason to lane filter 1 or 2 cars at a light because our roads can be really narrow.

24:05 That red Toyota was the MVP here, flashing high beams to warn the biker. Kudos to you, sir!

I like that you emphasize progressive breaking in every video. After not riding all winter I sort of forgot what that means and your description makes perfect sense.

@AyaWetts

Жыл бұрын

ouch.. please don't progressively break... that's painful. Please use progressive braking instead... 😂

It wasn't safe to lane filter on the one at 21:00 mins. That was a UK road, and that was a left turn only lane, so you'd have to get in front of the car then cut across to the left.

14:10 The center of the lane always has more oil deposits than the left or right. Oil pans are on the center of the car. There is little tire traffic, so the oil builds up. NEVER ride in the center of the lane. Even if it's not raining, the center will still have more oil on it!

You know I've been following you for a while. And I've been noticing that more and more riders are getting better and not wrecking. There are a few that make mistakes but people seem to be listening to your advice. Rescue kit one and 2 escape plan. I like watching these videos even though I have a lot of experience riding, I watch just to remind myself of all the possibilities that I can end up getting hurt whether it be overconfidence or road hazards or dumb dumb's( other vehicals/ riders). It's like a pre game for me in the Winter so that way when I get back on my bike when weather permits,I can look out for those hazards and escape (hopefully). Thanks😅

I regret not pulling off and waiting for the sun to go down. I was riding into the sun after a rainstorm terrified guessing my speed to not break my focus on the road, I was passed by a speeding car in the next lane. They could not have had any better vision than me, meaning I could have been fatally rear ended.

21:05 Looks like the UK, here in Australia we can't filter in turning lanes, but they could still keep their distance and stay to the left or right so that they can move in instances like that. Another reason to always keep your bike in gear, never change into neutral at lights.

@wibblywobblyidiotvision

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, definitely the UK. By the rider's position, s/he was looking to turn left, filtering would have put them in a dangerous position whatever happened. Filtering on the left puts them in a sandwich between the car who's also turning left, and on the right means they have to cut the car off. Also, if the straight ahead lane goes green first, being on the right leaves them exposed to a bunch of traffic screaming past them close to the right handlebar. Their positioning was not just good, it was close to perfect. Big space cushion in front, positioned in the centre of the lane meaning nobody can try to squeeze past them. Shame the ars*wipe in the white van didn't know which pedal to use, sometimes you can't avoid stupid.

@Cheesus-Sliced

9 ай бұрын

​@@wibblywobblyidiotvisionyou can position centrally but still point to the side. I do this whenever I'm behind a car, either position fully to the side or back wheel is in the center, front wheel is to the side, and if I get shunted forward I'll go to one side rather than into the vehicle in front, and it has the double effect of making my bike more visible.

“That’s it - she didn’t get shot?” 😂😂😂😂 Even to get pushed off in the UK is extremely rare, the most you can usually expect in a road rage incident here is a bit of shouting and hand signals 😂 But she shouldn’t have stopped, if it looks like they actually want a fight always just ride off, or if she stopped in a more populated area members of the public would have instantly shut that guy down 😎

@notreallydaedalus

Жыл бұрын

Ha, I was thinking, "He came up in her face like that and he didn't get shot?!" American here, obviously :)

Hi, Found your channel today and it's been very interesting to hear what you have to say! I like your calm approach to explaining the situation. At 14:42 you're explaining your position on the road and I agree with you, but I also see that this rider is from the Netherlands. Here we learn to position ourselves just left of the center of our lane. Just like the rider in the video does, so according to our learning system he's doing nothing wrong placement-wise. I also happen to know that if you go to an advanced class to learn to be a police officer on a bike or be an instructor, you'll learn to ride more towards the middle of both lanes. So there's this weird thing were you'll basically be penalized by the exam instructors if you want to get your motorcycle licence, but it's a must-do in advanced classes.

25:25 amazing gesture by that car on the other side using his lights to tell the biker there is a car coming out. love it

@alfiep98

Жыл бұрын

he was telling the person to pull out (in the uk we flash our light to tell people we are letting them out) one thing you always have to look for on uk roads is people doing that, they are being nice but they probably havent seen you yet

19:30 l loved my old DT175, great light dual sport, it had knobbies so it rode like crap on pavement. Luckily I never dumped it like that. The front drum was worn and locked up one morning, gravel road, managed to be near stopped by the time I fell over. It was "too hot" to wear anything more than shorts and a t-shirt. I learned many lessons that day.

That dude getting out of his car is exactly why i carry pepper spray. I carry more than that but in that situation the hotsauce would be more than plenty. If i wasnt already miles away that is. Escape def is the better route.

I agree with you Dan, going slower in neighborhoods is so much safer. I try and let all the cars in I can, because I’ve found that if you run into them later they tend to return the favor.

Well, the girl that was attacked at least has footage to do something, violent people like that dude shouldn't be driving.

Thanks for the donut. Interesting fact, Telephone game (I think you called it) is known as Chinese Whispers in South Africa, New Zealand and Austraila. Love the videos, extremely informative, even drivers can learn from them.

The last time someone approached me with an angry demeanor, I had to display my heat

would be nice to have the chat with you up there, good videos man!

I just bought a Cardo Packtalk Slim. Thank you for the discount.

IT'S ALWAYS THE PRIUS 😂

You're videos are great and I've been watching you the last couple of weeks. I don't have a ride currently but I hope to get one in the future! No Boston Cream, what a shame... Was I too late to grab one lol

25:02 yep, that's the Philippines. And we indeed have a serious pedestrian problem.

@julians.2597

7 ай бұрын

A serious pedestrian *infrastructure* problem. The sidewalks and shit are so terrible it's mind numbing from all the shit my friend sends me

Hey brother I just want to say thank you for your awesome content you put out. Your vids remind me to always be safe and plan my ride and today it saved me from tboning a car that whipped in front of me. (I only brown staged a little 😂)

She got nervous so she decided it's better to stop of course running is way better but idk she couldn't drive with that pressure

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

What can we learn from this interaction?

@mvrt1na

Жыл бұрын

@@DanDanTheFireman Run 🏃

I remember I had a road rage guy behind me and me. He chased me and what I did was get to a light where there was tons of traffic and ride on thin shoulder and he got stuck. Never saw him against. He was so angry he was swerving on the road left to right

About that offroad clip: Maybe it would be a good thing to carry one or two flares somewhere? Just in case anything goes wrong and you need EMS. They probably cannot send a ground vehicle so if you got flares and don't know the exact location of where you are, you could signal them with those.

Too much Speed is the cause of 90% of these accidents/problems the remaining 10% is riding angry and aggressive. Great instructional videos Sir. BZ…

21:09 yeah thats the UK, most likely England, and we're taught from moto school to wait in position exactly like that when stopped in traffic- i always find myself left or right anyway! Have to "fix" it before taking my big bike test though or I wouldn't pass, they say you're "in the wrong position acting like you're a car driver" 😐

The one in the UK where motorbiker failed to let him pull out. The car realised it was in the wrong lane (was a right turn lane only) - and so wanted to get out. Perfectly legal. The motorbiker was a little rude in failing to let the car out and also put himself at risk had the car not spotted the biker closing the gap so quick. Law of tonnage, helping everyone keep flow, last min accel to close gaps.

@20:40 this is in my town where I live in Ashford United KIngdom, Theres a lot of builders around and a lot of Industrial estates, and thats why I always Lane filter and go in front. Most people are fine and already used to bikes getting in front and lane filtering.

I'm no longer on Facebook but years ago there was a group called "Toyotas in the Left Lane". It looks like now there is a newer one called "Left Lane Prius".

In autocross we say "he who apexes latest wins". Works well for riding as well.

I used to have one of those Yamaha DT LC (first bike😊) and it felt like there was something else the matter there. Maybe oil or a flat. The tyres didn't look right also. One of the problems of that bike was that it was too good at cornering for it's own good, to a level that in a normal day you could scratch those pegs in almost every turn (and it's a trail bike, so it's gonna be taller than a sports bike) but that gives you a false sense of safety. The more on the limit, the less margin you have to play. Sometimes, you have grip so you get away with less margin. In controlled conditions, on a known road, good weather an tyres, I remember scratching pegs left turn, tilting right real fast, and as the centrifugal force reduced, the load on my fork springs, it was so much that my front wheel went airborne for a while, without throttle, before insertion on the new trajectory. But for this to happen, everything has to be in place. And that's why this doesn't go well in public roads... Memory lane I guess...😅

good luck fighting someone with protective gear 😂

Cortech guy's friend has a LOT more lean angle, which means he's going to turn more. Cortech guy is pretty well bolt upright in that turn - I thought at first he might be scared to lean, but he's fine in the right hander. You're likely right that he's reading his buddy rather than reading the road.

people that ride w/o gloves make me cringe at the sight... I like the skin on my hand where it is thank-you.

22:03 happened to Itchy Boots during a ride. She had to get to the next city with a sprained and bruised ankle....

Either which way... That driver had no right to assault or cause injury. His number plate is easy to trace via the police.

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree. What can we learn from this interaction?

when I first got my mc license in 1970 it was VW bug drivers. now it's Prius drivers. every thing is different/same.

21:30 the car and bike are red so the van driver didnt see the bike in time

Prius are generally used as taxis that might be why

14:40 All rear brake, no front. Completely locked up until it tips over. If he'd have come off the brake for a second it would have unlocked and re-aligned and he could have stopped easily because the speed was fine. No front brake at all, so probably told to not use the front in the wet because it will cause a crash, which it ends up casuing the crash by not using it. Practice using both brakes in the wet so this doesn't happen.

20:53 If anyone ever questions filtering again, that's the main reason bikers do it

@user-vw4ln2gq8f

11 ай бұрын

That’s the dumbest excuse in the book. Follow the rules of the road. There’s a good reason most states and most locations don’t allow lane filtering.

@RobCrowley85

11 ай бұрын

@@user-vw4ln2gq8f How's it dumb? Where I'm from, the rules of the road explicitly allow it at the lights for this very reason.

@Cheesus-Sliced

9 ай бұрын

​@@user-vw4ln2gq8fthere really isn't though. Its been demonstrated very thoroughly in many studies that filtering almost never results in collisions, and when it does in some way shape or form the damage is negligible compared to the damage that would be expected in the very common nose-tail collisions. Its been demonstrated to reduce traffic, increase rider safety and reduce overall damage from collisions. When filtering at sensible speeds, its also not dangerous to pedestrians. Collisions with a pedestrian and a motor vehiclr travelling 30kph or under have a 90+% survival rate. Collisions aside, most motorcycles are air cooled and will be damaged by overheating if stationary for more than a few minutes, as happens quite frequently in congestion. I know for a fact the only reason my bike hasn't blown up is because I consistently filter and do not sit stationary in traffic unless its unsafe to avoid it. Heck, just a few weeks ago I would have been stuck barely moving for over 20 minutes, which certainly would have caused significant heat damage, if filtering wasnt legal here. Given the fact that between a 10 and 25% shift to motorcycles would entirely remove congestion (depending on the location), its absurd to think theres any benefit to making a small, nimble vehicle occupy as much space as a car and add as much congestion as a car.

The cars in front of Cubie had stopped because there were people on the pedestrian crossing ahead. You can see tiny black silhouettes on the white lining at exactly 11:41. Passing the row of cars wouldn't have been that much of a safe path because of the risk of hitting those pedestrians.

21 min is UK

"He didn't get shot?" Get out of my head DDFM!

Long time Rider & someone who works in the collision industry, no idea what it is with prius drivers, they are our most frequent customers, sometimes we see the same car multiple times in the same year. They just seem to loose all ability to be Observant or Aware of any surroundings for some reason. personally wondering if it is a design element of the car.

Two types of Prius drivers where I live... 1st: Oblivious Formula 1 Drivers. 2nd: Oblivious Slow Drivers.

Is there a way to fix the speed wobbles of a fishtail if they happen

21:00 Just did a quick check for Sweden. Lane filtering is illegal here

14:50 If you lane filter and brake on a wet road, you'll be in a worse position. You may be braking on the paint, where it's slippery even on a dry road, and you'll have cars coming at you less than 2 feet away from both directions

@ianrobertson3419

Жыл бұрын

It's part of basic training that gets forgotten real quick. Paint lines and manhole covers.

@7:34 I might be giving the rider benefit of doubt but maybe he saw the person blocking his escape path to the right and the oncoming car on the left and decided to try and brake

I love it when you state "Law of tonnage". How true. Basic physics of our universe! Unchangeable so we must deal with it!

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@julians.2597

7 ай бұрын

Second law of tonnage: "one's right of way is directly proportional to the vehicle's mass.

Never get in a hurry in the rain… and follow at your own pace…

If they're driving on the left in Europe it's the UK or Ireland. The number plates in that video or British, so it's somewhere in the UK :)

These turns remind me of my grandmother's advice when turning in a general sense... Accelerate around corners. Deceleration is acceleration so deceleration into and acceleration out of = accelerate, accelerate.

Hi Dan, lane filtering is not allowed in Germany. The rules are different in Germany and Europe. On the Autobahn only passing/taking over on the left is allowed. Lane filtering is strictly forbidden. Everywhere.

@devingarrett5800

Жыл бұрын

But Germany is like the only place in the world where that's not terribly necessary so I'm on the fence about it.

@cantioneslp

Жыл бұрын

I think its allowed when its hot outside bc bikes (usually) dont have ac. Filtering in stoped traffic is also tolerated as far as i have experienced/been told by police

@bojanungeheuer3721

Жыл бұрын

@@cantioneslp imo it should be allowed (e.g. air coold bikes in summertime). The problem is the definition of the speed difference between stopped or slow two-track vehicles and the motorcycles. If I sometimes see in the videos how fast the bikers run through the rows it no wonder they often can't react in time. That's always their fault. And you can not count on the niceness of the police and if something is happening you'll get @cantioneslp imo it should be allowed. The problem is the definition of the speed difference between stopped or slow two-track vehicles and the motorcycles. If I sometimes see in the videos how fast the bikers run through the rows it no wonder they often can't react in time. That's always their fault. And you can not count on the niceness of the police and if something is happening you'll get the ars card (sorry, that's plain translation of "Arschkarte" means the red card sitting in the back pocket of a soccer referee.)

The car at 25:26 was flashing to warn the biker about the car. That's pretty cool of them. Good looking out.

@alfiep98

Жыл бұрын

or telling the car to go, one thing ive learnt while riding in the uk- flassing lights= VERY big problem for you as a rider. take it easy and slow it, problems are on its way

@kevhatch1252

11 ай бұрын

@@alfiep98 Also the highway code states that flashing your headlights is only to be used to make other road users aware of your presence .... Rule 110 Flashing headlights. Only flash your headlights to let other road users know that you are there. Do not flash your headlights to convey any other message or intimidate other road users.

I live down under and we had problems with Volvo drivers. There was a saying - Volvo aware Rider. They even made Tee shirts and patches on back of leather jackets with this saying on it.

I have an idea, imagine if motorcycles had a device that you can activate by pushing a buttom and makes a loud high tone noise so people can know your spot on the road.

Hey Dan - where's the link to the RESQ Pack?! 👍

The clip two wheels in london. In the uk we don't have laws for Jay walking or anything like, people in the UK don't care and walk out from wherever they like, between parked cars, infront of busses and lorries, between traffic even seen someone get out at a junction off the motorway when at the roundabout they nearly got killed and took 4 of us riders with her. Most people have a brain and use crossings, but still, there's a lot that just don't think, and these things can happen often to riders, which is scary as hell speed and awareness are key in these situations.

Roundabout guy was looking at the tractor & didn't register the sign warning of the roundabout, that the tractor passed just as he committed to the overtake. He physically saw it, but failed to register it mentally.

I dare someone to walk up on me acting aggressive while I’m on my bike. I carry and have a good lawyer for a reason

at 22:44 he was on the front brakes and it sucked the handle bars towards the ground like a magnet

Man, that is assault! She has the video, hope she called the cops. Never should have happened though. Ladies, go to a public place! If there is a store the has cameras, park in line of sight.... if they park, go in, if they go in, go to the courtesy desk and call the cops, and ask for the video footage of them following you.

4:42 gets you lit up in Texas.

@ 25:25...Either the maroon colored car/oncoming driver in the vids far right/viewer perspective (Left in real world;) lane headlight flashed the white E-SquishBox as an 'OK to turn' who was attempting to make a RT hand turn w/stop'd traffic...OR....He had seen the rider approaching & gave him a heads up as to the obscured looming danger?...-Poss both?

7:00 The las time I got confronted like that, the guy ended up with a helmet in his nose :/

Rider at 21.05 is in the UK.

Filtering is illegal here in france but I do it anyway because I value my life more than my license

Toll booths before ezpass was bad when it rained put your foot down to pay and it slides and bike goes down not fun picking up 500 plus pound bike lol

Prius driver here. I don't understand it either. Never ever did this kind of sh*t. Triumph Bonneville T120 rider also... Maybe that cured me? Don't know. Here in Switzerland, Prius drivers are not a problem. Got much ore issues with Subaru or Mitsubishi Pickup drivers. (Mostly farmers) Oh yeah, lane filtering is not allowed here. Not at all.

21:02 UK it is

25:26 The on-coming car flashed his lights to warn the rider the car was going to pull out.

This is why you carry when you ride, you don't have the luxury of a protective cage to keep people away

when the sun is at my back I ride extra safe

@DanDanTheFireman

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

@emilianonunez4796

Жыл бұрын

Plus high beams

@Watson2108

Жыл бұрын

That‘s when I turn my high beams and aux lights on

@Grim_Beard

Жыл бұрын

High beams with the sun behind you makes you _harder_ to see, not easier, because you're cancelling out your own shadow.

The blind spot in the prias is the worst of any vehicle I’ve ever operated including box trucks.

Yea I was gonna get your rescue pack but 195 dollars is way expensive especially when shipping is still 17 bucks

Two Wheels In London needs to redo his Theory and Practical tests.

Cortech was following Max Wrist 😅😅

30:07 Late/wide turn. Typical car traffic from left turns like the rider, and right turns from the other direction pushes gravel into a patch between them. This could have been avoided by following the normal traffic path that cars take making that left hand turn. You can see this patch of gravel that he slipped on at 30:08. Not random.

The only european country left with leftside traffic and yellow numberplats is Englandistan...

I spoke to that girl who got pushed over on her bike. She stopped because she was heading home and didn’t want to lead him there Personally If I had a guy approach me like that I’d lead him to my partners work (or if he was home) and let my partner deal with him

@ZinoAmare

Жыл бұрын

I would just ride to the police station, why endanger the person you love, like they could have a weapon.

@aps-pictures9335

Жыл бұрын

@@ZinoAmarethis - I’m an ex marine and ex cop, I know how to fight - doesn’t mean I want to. One hit (mine or theirs) and life can change forever. Ride till you lose them, find crowds, or ideally police. Don’t put your loved ones in bad situations if you have other options.

@lonelypancake5979

Жыл бұрын

I’d lead them to my work too… my manger is a tough bitch

@NotoriousGremio

Жыл бұрын

It makes sense not wanting to lead him back to where she lives but hopefully she learns from this and next time just lose him in traffic. Looks like she’s in Woking just outside of West London so it should take no time at all to find some traffic to drop him off in 🤣🤣🤣

21:00 looks like rider was all red bike red gear parked in the middle of a red car, dude must have been invisible to the van driver.