I’m always impressed with the guys that are man enough to admit that they need training. Most guys won’t admit that they need help.

@JB-xi2yv

2 жыл бұрын

Most people don't admit it. It's half the reason people make old mistakes, that and the other half being people not willing to share solutions. Luckily, there are people like Jerry trying to change statistics.

@bigdaddysshop8180

2 жыл бұрын

We learn every day.. Never too old to learn..

Mr Palladino. You don't know me but I have watched most of your instructional videos here on youtube. I'd just like you to know that your lessons here saved my life on more than one occasion. Maybe someday I'll be able to shake your hand and thank you personally. Until then please keep these videos coming! Rubber side down.

That guy that’s almost 80 And still riding and still training .. Goals .. and fortunate to be able to still ride

@williamohrt554

2 жыл бұрын

I am not yet 74 and still riding. Jerry took me from riding at a DUFUS level to being able to easily do U-Turns on 2 lane country roads. Without Jerry, and his lovely wife Donna, I would probably be riding a trike. Almost anyone can become a very good rider if you use the slow riding techniques that Ride Like a Pro teaches.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamohrt554 C'mon Bill. You've been 74 for as long as I've known you. Tip, don't buy any green bananas.

@maggiano325is

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 Had to laugh at this one...

@deanbush

Жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

First thing I did when I got my license was order the Ride Like A Pro USB drive and start practicing. Taking the class this weekend was outstanding. Jerry, you really helped me understand where I needed to modify my riding/practicing. I was training without really using the rear break. You ride like you train so you better train like how you want to ride. When you had me try and stay on your tail in the intersection it became obvious why I needed to develop my rear break skills. The Class and training was a ton of fun and worth every cent. Great Stuff Jerry Thanks Again!

Got to say watching these videos has helped me ride safer and better than I ever could alone. I appreciate you Jerry

Hey everyone I bought the book and have the short cuts video, I promise if you buy them they do work!!! I won't claim any expert ability but I'm constantly improving!!! Ride smart all!!!

Interesting to see someone with too much speed on the Pan American. It would seem the normal is going to slow and missing that sweet speed where you have more momentum keeping you up right. Glad to see the coarse content back, but enjoy the variety of your content.

Just shared this with one of my guys at work. Just bought a 883. Slow speed is a challenge. Hopefully I can get him to watch it👍😏

Jerry, I'm seeing this on the 11th. My 63rd birthday was on the 10th. I was going to order them but they are sold out.. Please keep me posted if you do any more.. I'll be calling to order other videos.. My 17 year old Granddaughter is taking a Riding course in June to get her license.. We are going to try to practice together and hopefully take your class together next year. THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

We are getting more books in by noon today.

Always another like here. Always good to hear you drilling the basics.

I wished I lived in Florida. I would love to take your class.

Another great video Jerry- I started watching because my wife wants to travel on my bikes and I don’t want to squash her!! Thanks for what you do.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Squashing the wife is not good for a long marriage.

The essential skills really make a difference.

Where you look is where your bike goes. Great instructional video!!!

Great video! Sorry I missed the book, but congratulations on your success! Well earned!

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Books are back in stock while they last, got some delivered this morning.

I’ll never have my bike in Florida or up where Robert Simmons holds lessons but you two have certainly given me over a dozen hours so far of fantastic tips and help. Thanks a ton. I think it’d be hilarious and an eye opener if you were able to set up a course at one of the big rallies. Be good to see lifelong riders (in front of their peers) realize they can’t maneuver worth a diddly.

@Lycan_24_7

2 жыл бұрын

There are people who hold these classes around the country. I believe my buddy out in Houston has the ride like a pro certification to teach these methods. Look it up on the website for your area, you should find some instructors

@gohjohan

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lycan_24_7 is that Kevin from MC Rider?

Good video! Great to see my Friend Bill !

Thanks for the tips Motorman!! Gonna do a practice session tomorrow!!

When I had to test for my Motorcycle Permit all I had to do was a Large figure 8 and a Small figure 8 and that was Easy as Pie and if you put your foot down you would flunk the test I PASSED THE 1st Time, I am from Norfolk Massachusetts I wish I could have done your Course, I am 65 years old and a Cancer ♋️ Survivor I lost my left Kidney in 2019 god I miss my kidney but I am lucky to be here . Thanks 🙏 for Your Awesome Videos I sold my bike in 1996 it died on me it was a Suzuki 850 GL IT Rode like a Caddy, Ride Safe my Friend

Oh man I wish I will be fit enough to ride when I approach 80 like that gentleman on panam!

Liked seeing the older guy on that *Pan America.* Might buy me one.

Jerry, the beard rocks man.

Thanks for your channel I have that problem not using my rear brakes but I'm better at it . Also turning my head looking before heading into a curve 👍 Thank you Years ago i had great pleasure of taking with your better half (wife) ordering video during EST time being on PST Time ✅🤟

Hi Jerry, I love your videos and DVD’s. I practice them on my Dyna street bob last year. This year I tried to upgrade to a Road Glide Ultra. I dropped it three times doing low speed maneuvering and got hurt each time. I now have a big fear of dropping my bike again. I try to use your 3 things, friction zone, head and eyes, and rear brake. I keep pulling in the clutch when I get into an Oh No moment. I know my low speed skills need a lot of work.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

If you know what you are doing wrong, stop doing that. How'd you do in the slow cone weave?

@davidkathrein3392

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 do fine in the slow cone weave and u turns. The offset cone weave is more of a challenge for me. I haven’t gotten comfortable enough with that to go to the intersection exercise

guy looking for his quarter…. Lol

Good job Riders

Got my book and DVD thank you enjoying the book sounds like you are talking to us in person!

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

I am talking directly to you. All my videos and books have a tiny bugging device implanted. So I'm keeping a close eye on you. Now get out there and practice. And this time, keep your head up. Oh, and cut down on the refined sugars. 😁.

How is Donna? Need to get her back. Just not the same.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Want your money back? 😁

@leestevens4536

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 😳😂😂

Hi Jerry. I stand corrected it went to $32.95. Thanks.

I'll admit I leaned over a few times with a passenger. l'm anew rider it's a big harley bagger.

Great stuff

Beard looks good 👍

Jerry, sometimes when I am turning at 8-10MPH I per hour I always put my foot down due to the fear of the bike falling over. Am I getting in my own head? Will the bike always stay upright at 10MPH with proper handlebar turning?

"Why do you drop your motorcycle at low speeds?" , Because it's better than dropping it at High Speed 🤕

One the off set cone weave it looks like you set up the gates different than I've seen before.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

It's just an optical illusion due to the slanted bus parking spaces.

@thewheel2023

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 oh cool thanks

I find the rear brake more useful than the front. I'm still a rookie, so I still imagine it's solo applications. I can't imagine hardly ever using without the rear, thoughts?

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

90% of your stopping force is in the front brake. Get in the habit of using both brakes to stop. Just make sure the handlebars are pointed straight ahead when you stop. At low speeds, when making turns, use rear brake only.

Bill is impressive.

Hi Jerry, I went to your website and couldn’t find your book and dvd offer for $19.95. I found a book that showed $19.95 but when I clicked on it was $34

@josephbrooks2891

2 жыл бұрын

I saw the same. The book was $24.95. There is a $19.95 version, but it's a digital download version, not the book as Jerry describes for $19.95.

@daleleis5563

2 жыл бұрын

@Joseph Brooks : Thanks for the heads up Joseph

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Dale...My Book is 19.95 + 5.00 shipping = $24.95....I also have a COLOR PRINT Book which is $32.95, not 34.00. The Black/White print book + FREE Shortcuts DVD special that runs through tomorrow is 24.95, total.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Joseph...my book does not have a digital version. Black/White Books are 24.95, Color Print Books are 32.95. That includes the shipping for domestic orders.

I am not even close to 80. I am still a baby at 6 weeks shy of 74.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

You've been 74 for the 6 years I've known you! 🤣

Not seeing the book on the site for $19.99 did I miss it?

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Go to ridelikeapro.com and purchase the black and white book $24.95 and we will automatically send the Short Cuts to Riding Like a Pro dvd, with your book.

I recently got gifted my Dads Road King Classic. It's a custom built bike and literally in showroom quality shape with less thank 9000 miles for a 2007. My dad 6'3 I am 5'8..so already the bike needs to be adjusted. I can barely touch the ground with my tiptoes wearing boots with 1" soles. I use to ride crotch rockets years ago, but this is a really heavy bike and I am nervous about it being my first bike back in so many years. I'm debating buying a Katana 600 or something to start. I've ridden the bike before, but as a novice rider the bigger bike definitely makes me nervous. I am going to take a MSC for sure. Any advice. Should I just park the road king and get a lighter bike. Been looking at the reduced reach seat to help with the height. I saw the video where that helped your wife.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

It'd be a lot cheaper to get the book and the dvd I'm offering at the beginning of this video for a measly 20 bucks. You'll then have everything you need to learn to ride that RK like a pro. The rest is up to you.

@chrisdowdy848

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 Certainly not opposed to doing that at all.

With gas prices here they are, can you blame the guy for looking for that quarter?

I recently had a left hip replacement. I ride a 2009 Electra Glide Classic. Do you have any advice or know where I can get advice from riders that have had similar experience?

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

My wife has had several hip replacements. After the hip replacement 20 years ago, she was back riding in 3 months. With this last hip operation, 20 years later, it will be 6 to 8 months before she's back riding. If you are not familiar with the proper techniques and can't whip a u-turn in less than 24ft, You might want to stay off the bike for 6 months or more until you're ready to take some training. But of course, consult your doctor before getting back on the bike.

@BeaverDaveECV

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 thanks for the reply Jerry it's only been 2 weeks I will be patient and see what my doctor says and my next appointment which is in a month

@williamohrt554

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeaverDaveECV Good luck to you and on your rehab.

@BeaverDaveECV

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamohrt554 thanks

How bad are these guys messing up their bikes when they drop them at a very slow speed like that, Jerry? I suspect it’s more of an ego bruise than actual damage to the bike. Don’t you, or someone sell a kit that protects the primary and several other spots? I’ve got a ‘19 Slim that is completely bare (bare, as in bone stock) and in pristine condition, but I’d like to add some protection, “just in case”. Don’t you sell something, or is that from Harley Davidson? I can’t seem to find those things. Thanks, Mitch in Texas

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

What your talking about for protection is motorcycle drop guards. But they are only for the touring Harleys. For crash bars for your bike go to bungking.com

@Shaken_AND_Stirred

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorman857 Thank you, Sir

Can I still get the book I just seen this

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

The bad news is no you can't. The good news is if you get the color version for $32.95 I'll automatically send you a dvd on high speeds.

do I get any discount on the 19.95? just kidding

i feel like i am being hard on my rear brake by riding it…. so hard to keep the road king special slow… i will keep practicing

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

You use light, steady pressure on the rea brake. You mainly control your speed with the clutch and throttle.

Same reason my unicycle wants to fall over when I stop

Did the guy ever find his quarter? 😆

Are you based in Texas?

Why don't riders remove their bags before doing the course?

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Some do, some don't.

@hoodiehugger

2 жыл бұрын

If you drop your bike the bags keep it lifted off the ground and make it easier to pick up

Is the book available in the UK? Don't see it on Amazon.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

No, we are unable to ship to the UK since last year when all kinds of VAT were added to each order shipped there.

I live in the UAE, how can i get the book. Please help.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry, unable to ship the Book to the UAE at this time.

Have you tried the Pan America yet?

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

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Cause you forgot to put the kick stand down lol 😆

Mate you look like Robert de Niro

@gohjohan

2 жыл бұрын

They both have Italian names, so it's not surprising Jerry and Robert look alike.

@motorman857

2 жыл бұрын

You talkin to me?