I actually find this form of motorcycle content even more entertaining than people flying down the freeway at 180mph. Slow speed stuff takes a lot more skill than going in a straight line at speed. Keep it up!

Been riding for 15 years now and I still hit up the local high school parking lot to practice a lot of the same maneuvers. I'm on a 2003 Yamaha FJR1300. If you're gonna ride heavy, ya gotta be gentle lol. Keep it up man, you're setting a good example for all the little squidlets out there.

We in Croatia have the 8's to do in MSF and only Slalom without turning. I also practice every time I go out 10-15 min . U turns will become easier when you start throwing your weight around the bike.

This Is the content riders should be putting out this is good. Like ur still learning and when ppl who want a bike but scared can look at ur content feel less scared

Slipping the clutch and dragging the rear brake are key for slow speed maneuvers. Nice bike man. I just picked up the little brother MT09SP as my 4th bike. I just love naked bikes. Every time i hop on someones super sport I'm like.... Why? They're so uncomfortable in town which is where we ride the most. Highway is a different story.

@motorcyclifter

Ай бұрын

Agreed! Congrats on the MT09! That was one of the bikes i was looking into getting before I ended up with the mt10, both are great!

@F3udF1st

Ай бұрын

Nope, no need to drag the rear brake. Once in a while yes, otherwise it's just clutch control.

@johnhernandez6434

Ай бұрын

Agreed. That’s how I do it on my MT-10. That friction zone and riding that back break.

congrats on the new bike!

do yourself a favor and ram mount and get a phone case to match the mount in the center of your handlebars. Quad lock phone case is amazing compared to the ram mount.

@motorcyclifter

25 күн бұрын

Do yourself a favor and mind your business, it's my preference and I actually use them both. But the RAM mount is actually superior, and I have both so I can say that confidently.

congrats on the sweet new scooter . hope you get to go chase this weekend and #livetoride

Dude great for practicing but you have to go slower round that lollipop x) The bike being heavy doesn't mean it can't be balanced. You should be able to ride round it below 3-4 mph. Takes a lot of practice though! Which many don't even bother with.

Is it just me or does it sounds like its coming strange noise when you steer? I think you should probably check the control bearing just to make sure it isnt loose or anything. You can definitely hear it in 9:00

@motorcyclifter

22 күн бұрын

Thank you for pointing that out, I got it fixed after reading this!

@higswat

22 күн бұрын

@@motorcyclifter No problem dude, ride safe! :)

Thanks man. What’s the weight of that bike?

@motorcyclifter

Ай бұрын

465 pounds or 212 kilos.

what bike would you recommend for older beginners

@obeii1805

Ай бұрын

Any bike u want !! Like me , I brought 1000c bike today as my first bike . I’m 42! Just know his to operate the bike , understand the things that you can do that can make you go boom! And respect your limits and grow with your bike! N have gentle hands no random abrupt movement on inputs( brakes and throttle) when u know all these things and have maturity you can do it ! It’s simple .. after 2 years I’d looked at ppl who started on and who are still here with their 1000 and it’s all the same common factors that made it possible and the same common factors that make the others die!

@AjPounders

Ай бұрын

@@obeii1805terrible choice my guy should’ve just went with a 600 if u wanted power

@motorcyclifter

Ай бұрын

For street cruising or commuting I'd recommend either Naked or Adventure style bikes that fall within the 300-500cc range. My previous bike was a 390 Duke and it is excellent for getting around the city, though it is a bit of a smaller bike. If you'd like something a bit bigger/taller with tons of tech and very good maneuverability, I'd recommend checking out the GS series from BMW, such as the G 310. Those bikes have a very comfortable sitting position, excellent for commuting, very smooth beginner friendly, and the handlebars are very wide for maximum handling. If you'd like your feet a bit more forward you can go with something like the Honda rebel 300-500. It really boils down to what you are going to use it for and what your most comfortable seating position is. If you dont plan on going very high speeds id stick to 300-500cc as it has plenty of power to get around town and hang on the freeway/highway. 600cc and up is just extra power that wont be used in regular commuting or street riding most of the time. I recommend you go to your local dealers and schedule test rides with some of your options and go with whatever feels best!

@obeii1805

Ай бұрын

@@AjPounders no difference it’s all bout control , and risk period no matter what you do in life , buy what you can be responsible with and for! If u can’t be responsible with a high power bike then don’t get it !.. know yourself and be honest with yourself is key in everything thing

@Voltomess

Ай бұрын

I'm over 40 and I bought MT-03 it's 321cc bike it's pretty fast for a beginner and I have no problem with HWY because that bike has better acceleration than 90% of cars. Eventually I'm gonna upgrade in the future probably for something like MT-07 or SV-650 or Triumph street tripple RS .....BUT I would never go with 1000cc because I don't need that kind of power. Or maybe I'll stay with that MT03 forever? who knows.

Hi, can you pls share your gloves? I love them, would buy the same :) thanks

@motorcyclifter

Ай бұрын

Alpinestar SP-5

Are you friends with blackhornets1

@motorcyclifter

25 күн бұрын

who da fook is that

yo are u still alive bro

@motorcyclifter

25 күн бұрын

No

@Vinay-yz3wd

25 күн бұрын

@@motorcyclifter bro u haven’t posted in a week I thought u died😭