How to Ride a Motorbike For Beginners UK | Moving Off - Clutch Biting Point
Автокөліктер мен көлік құралдары
Learn the basics of riding a Motorbike in this 4 Part Tutorial. In this video, we look at How to Pull Away, finding the biting point, and then coming to a smooth stop.
Part 1 - Machine Controls
Part 3 - Changing Gears
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thercbiker
My Bike/s: Kawasaki Z1000SX
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I passed my cbt yesterday and I’m going for my first ride today, this is giving me that little bit of confidence I need to go solo
@vengeancethedemon
Ай бұрын
I PASSED MY CBT LAST WEEK..CANT GO FOR MY FIRST RIDE UNTIL MY YZF R125 2024 COMES IN A MONTH,CANT WAIT,I'M BOUNCING AROUND LIKE I NEED A PEE.
This guy is very good. All the little details given like in his other videos 'always keep the bike moving' makes all sense once you start riding from being a learner. I recommend you watch and don't assume you know everything and as with motorbikes once you get experience, don't be arrogant but to respect the throttle and value your life and the life of others.
Brilliant tutorial. Been 20yrs since I was last on a geared bike (just bought a Suzi 125 Marauder after being on mopeds for the last 2yrs) and this video has brought the simplicity back to the controls and how to get the bike moving. Great video. Keep up the good work.
Thankyou, your videos are helping loads! Hopefully I can do my CBT done this year and get myself an old Aprilla RS 125 :)
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
This helped loads did my cbt last week and am getting ready to go out on my bike
Well..... I am 13 years old, and where i live in Norway I have to be sixteen to get a maximum 125 CC. But this is very entertaining and I hope to get a 125 CC motorbike when I am old enough, at least that's my dream to get a motorbike. Love your vids.
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Awesome! It's interesting how things differ between countries. Have fun :)
@blankz4861
2 жыл бұрын
i 'm 15 years old and at my country you can ride bike in any age i 'm riding a Fjr 1300 is abit heavy but Good Bike
@Ad-wh1qw
5 ай бұрын
Did you ever get your 125cc bike?! 😃
This might seem little to say but this is the first comment I’ve done in a VERY LONG TIME, I have been practising and learning how to drive a motorcycle and I have barely picked up on nothing ! But these videos… your videos, have come to an agreement with my tiny brain, I understand.. Understood every word and I picked up on what you where saying extremely quickly, I had found gear changing to be the most complex for my learning, and after watching the videos I am now ready to hit the road !!! Extremely, very much appreciated for the help that I learned in minutes !!! Thankyou so much !
I love this, you explain everything so well. Thank you so much
A very detailed,understanding tutorial absolutely 💯👌perfect 🥰💞thanks mate you got yourself another subscriber 👍
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the sub!
Brilliant video very informative great help cheers
I have my CBT in just under two weeks and this was very helpful thank you!
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Have fun :)
Just got a Yamaha MT 125 and I ain't drove a geared bike for years this is helping alot lol
Great channel, throughly enjoy all the RC nitro vids as I have been in to them last 30 years . Also been riding motorcycles last 25 years, currently I have 2020 1000sx, love it!!
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Ah awesome! How do you find the new 1000SX ( think it's called the Ninja 1000 isn't it?) I'm waiting for my local dealership to reopen so I can go and have a go :)
@jasong728
4 жыл бұрын
Where I live, Canada, it was Ninja 1000, but 2020s are now Ninja 1000sx . Love the ride. The suspension is so nice, you dont feel any jarring over harsh road surfaces, bridge decks, etc..no vibrations , cruise control works like a car, love it, use it quite a bit.
Thank you for your videos
Thinking about learning to ride as my Dad has rode bikes all his life, he's just started to travel to different countries pre lockdown on his bike and it looks amazing. This video series is very informative mate.
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Glad it helped :)
Thanks for The Explanation
Great teacher 😃
Nice guide mate
Thanks for good explanation,great job...
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
You are welcome!
💌 Many thanks for your sharings👍👍👍 . You too , take care 💝 🤗🤗🤗.
your camera quality is amazing, great videos too
Morning Guys! Thanks for tuning in. Here's the second video on learning to ride a Motorcycle. In Part 1 we looked over the controls of the Bike, in this video it's time to get it moving! Next RC Video coming on Sunday @ 9am. Part 1 here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYKN0ZZ8qZi7oJM.html
Wow ! I think you're a very good teacher. I've enjoyed watching this video & part 1. I'll be sure to subscribe & turn on notifications + watch other videos. New fan 😉
@TheRCBiker
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much
Wish you was one of my junior school teachers when I was a kid mate 😁
I did my CBT recently and I was taught a different stopping method which I found much more fiddly
Cool I didn't know you rode bikes too I subscribed I have watched you years ago and I didn't know you changed your channel name I was trying to find you by your other name but now I've found you lol be safe out there mate
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks! yep, still here, just under a different channel name :)
Iv been riding bikes for just over 2 years now and still struggle with clutch biting point thanks for the advice really helps
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Happy to help!
For getting learn how to ride we get thought that when we go for our bike test more rc stuff please
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Hi Josh, I'm doing Motorcycle content as well as RC Content...Lots of RC Content in the pipeline, I'm about 12 weeks ahead with content and the majority of it is RC related. When the dealerships reopen I'll be doing Motorcycle reviews alongside the RC stuff :)
Thats a big RC motorcycle...what scale is it?
Keep SAFE
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you , and you
When you brake, do you have to roll the right hand down whilst breaking or can you just break and let go of the handle?
Nice one I’m in raffle for a rm125
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
A Raffle?! Hope you win! :)
@Martybrown-kc4xg
4 жыл бұрын
TheRCBiker Yes thanks very much £35 a number
Hello, every time you release the throttle, do you need to pull in the clutch before reapplying the throttle, or are you able to apply the throttle without the clutch if you’re moving? (Think as if you were going down a road at 40 and release the throttle for a second, would you have to pull in clutch before using throttle again)
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Hello, no - you can go straight back on the throttle without using the clutch :)
Nice bike josh. You might want to remove all those keys from your bikes key ring. You will scratch up your clip on really quickly with any metal objects there.
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Good point!
Did a lesson yesterday as a complete novice , kept stalling it . Moved forward about twice and then continued to stall. Felt like the bike was running away from me . Instructor advised me to try an auto to get used to the feeling .
Hi I’m impressed with the filming, was it professionally filmed ?
@TheRCBiker
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Jack, no not at all - just me with a tripod :)
@jackkruese4258
2 жыл бұрын
@@TheRCBiker Well you’ve done a good job, thanx for letting me know.
Hi I was told on my CBT when travelling under 8 miles an hour to use my back break only ? Unyet you say use the front ? Confused ! Please explain Thanks Nikki
@TheRCBiker
2 жыл бұрын
Hello, dragging the rear brake when going slowly can help with slow speed control. With experience you'll use it less :)
When I try to stop the bike I move my hand to the front so I accelerate and try to brake at the same time and the bike basically goes crazy because of me doing two things at the same time... any tip for that ? (I don’t know if it’s something weird that I’m doing or a normal mistake from a learner) ?
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Sounds like you need to relax the hand a bit... when going for the front brake should be completely off the throttle :)
What if my bike stalls as soon as i turn on the first gear if i dont start letting go of the clutch and accelerator straight away
@bigchonk5553
3 жыл бұрын
Your stand might not be all the way up.. most bikes have a feature where they turn off if you try start it in gear
Trying to find ur Part1... YT offered me Part3 to start with. Ur uploads have no indication of part numbers on thumbnails or description?...
Rc cars and now bikes just like myself👍👍👍
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
It's a great combination! : )
Thank you. Great series, well filmed and clear....except for one thing: you say the majority of your braking is on the front brake, but then you say that you need to use the brakes simultaneously. This is contradictory. You either use the front brake most of the time (and therefore the back brake occasionaly) or you use the brakes simultaneously, which means both at the same time. Which is it? Thanks.
@user-di6xk1dw4i
2 жыл бұрын
no, simulataneously means at the same time. you always use both. at the same time. but in dry conditions, you do the majority of braking on the front brake (70%) and 30% on the rear. in wet conditions, 50/50. but always will have two brakes engaged at the same time
@scrumpymanjack
2 жыл бұрын
@@user-di6xk1dw4i thanks.
I have a problem stopping and moving the bike on steep hill. What is the trick
I've just realised who you are lol... didn't you do videos on the fx carnage and how to run them in etc? If so, i've gone from learning nitros to learning bikes as well lol
@TheRCBiker
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@sh-hg4eg
3 жыл бұрын
Hope that answered your question
Little bit of revs? On a 125 for my cbt we need 5,000 revs
Harder then I though lol
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment :)
@boshebosh9269
3 жыл бұрын
Hi there. I thought I was going to be doing my Cbt yesterday. However after 10 minutes of being sat on the bike I decided that the trainer lacked the patience and teaching style I would expect. I was getting told off for stalling the bike after about my first couple minutes considering I had never even sat on a motorcycle before - really poor in my view. Watching your video has reassured me that my decision to walk away and seek an alternative company was the correct choice as the trainer was not filling me with confidence and was actually making me feel quite anxious and inadequate. Great video.
i’m 17, my dad has always ridden scooters so motorcycles are pretty foreign to me. i’m at the point where i’m looking to get my license. only thing stopping me rn is i’m scared the bike will ride off really fast without me lol
I recommend don't study in higher cc motorcycle , study In low cc like 250cc or 300
This may be a bike specific thing but my car driving instructor said brake first then clutch
@TheRCBiker
2 жыл бұрын
He is correct, it's the same for bikes. But it depends on the speed you're going. If you're going very slow then the clutch will be going in before brakes, or at the same time
Biting point is just where the bike wants to move.
that subscribe bell every minute is the most annoying ding ding, otherwise would have been a good videos
I think the engine Is too lean🤣🤣adjust the high Speed needle
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Hahaha ! Maybe I should try and do a Brushless Conversion :)
@wolfgaming9447
4 жыл бұрын
@@TheRCBiker hahaha,you do a great job with the RC nitro videos,keep going👍
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
@@wolfgaming9447 thanks :) lots to come
Hey bro wassup, sorry I don’t have to say anything on this video 🤣
@TheRCBiker
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for tuning in :)
Am really getting impatient 😴