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Other than breaking your ankle putting your foot down on a corner will do nothing to save you🙄
@richardtoomey841347 минут бұрын
Shouldn’t you actually have a finger or two covering the front brake, could make a difference
@Gazooka51 минут бұрын
Currently ride a 2023 r1250rs and I’m thinking of going with the k1600b, did rewatch your review on the gt version yesterday and I’m still completely sold on it. Kinda hoping they might add radar when I come to buy one
@abelmartinez2541Сағат бұрын
What if im too big for a starter bike?
@Arden6882 сағат бұрын
I don’t like that long front forks. Makes the bike look more like an adventure bike than a sports tourer.
@liamzanon2 сағат бұрын
First motorcycle: Honda Shadow 750 🫣. "Small and lightweight"
@bobbymalta733 сағат бұрын
Thank You.
@MotoJitsu3 сағат бұрын
You're welcome
@gatehanger13854 сағат бұрын
Gonna give you some priceless advice here. When approaching bends like those, drop your speed to 30mph and have a 6 sigma safety experience.
@jyobin-kun5 сағат бұрын
I think you're describing the gyroscopic effects of the rotating wheels here. I don't see how this falls under counter-steering smh
@williamskalaios64446 сағат бұрын
Your first bike should be 50cc then you go to 125cc then you go to 250cc then you go to 400cc and you don't ride a 1000cc bike when your 40!!
@gatehanger13858 сағат бұрын
I'm a noob with a speed restricted bike. Max speed 28mph. I use the foot on the ground to come to a controlled stop😅
@marcusrex49078 сағат бұрын
Imma save this video, been riding for about a year about to go from a virago 1100cc to a roadking classic 1450cc
@Telewest7929 сағат бұрын
Motorcycling is not dangerous what is dangerous is the individual rider who doesn’t have a clue of what they are doing I’ve been riding for many years and I’ve never come close to an accident the trick is to know you limitations and stick to the speed limits .
@rexlaymon129 сағат бұрын
Love the you explain, and show in real time, in ways I can understand. Thank You
@copperaudio966410 сағат бұрын
Good stuff - thanks. Almost all observatory roads are great. I used to ride up to Lick Observatory twice a week.
@user-jb7fg2jn1t10 сағат бұрын
no way I want to leave my bike in first gear... holding the clutch isnt fun........been not doing what you say for 35 years. will continue. enjoy your hand cramps
@gokmen992810 сағат бұрын
Hakuna Matata
@nomvonglismerced431110 сағат бұрын
I still see direct steering
@NANI_Official11 сағат бұрын
I'm not sure if it matters but I think it depends on how big of a person you are for how big of a bike you get. I'm about 6ft3 and at the time of buying my 1st bike I was about 230 lbs. I sat on a much smaller sport bike and I felt very cramped. I sat on a hayabusa and instantly fell in love. I feel that bike was a good idea for my 1st bike because it had the power modes and was actually forgiving due to my respect for the machine. I was 22 when I got it and put in about 30k over 7 years of technical riding.
@nomvonglismerced431111 сағат бұрын
where's the blood?
@galatians2212214 сағат бұрын
Between 2000 and 3000 RPM Buttery Smooth and you will spend 95% of your riding in this range. Who Cares if it has some vibration for a few seconds above 3000 RPM!
@ogoshikimura562114 сағат бұрын
They should sell more color options.
@geneahart560715 сағат бұрын
It's amazing how quickly and how deeply bad riding habits can form, listen to what Greg says and form good habits from the get go.
@dubsgrubz65915 сағат бұрын
Just got this this a couple weeks ago and I could not be happier.
@dgreen46216 сағат бұрын
Yes, very true. No one cares how long it takes! As long as you don’t go down. 🙏🏼
@RedRupert6418 сағат бұрын
Why do you use such an unnecessarily expensive phone for navigation? Use an older phone or a less expensive one - it'll be plenty good enough for navigation and won't need the damper. Also, get the 12V version of the QL wireless charger mount and there won't be a USB plug/socket to fail in the wet.
@TrenTonyo_NoobMoto18 сағат бұрын
I’ve owned a 2023 cf moto 450SS for 8 months only about 1800 miles, and I haven’t had any issues reliability wise. CF moto seems to be bringing it. I mean it was my first bike, but cf moto brought me into the fold of motorcycling, and they’ve been good to me so far.
@petespring673519 сағат бұрын
I agree whith your first point. Ifomation get as mutch as you can. The 2nd point (the theres no down side to starting on the out side of a corner) in the uk 80% of drivers cant take a right corner on there side of the road. (Cuting the wight line) Sow if your on the right going into a left there is very mutch is a risk. Ok back to information. But (Not there is no down side full stop) as you sead. The out in out yes it can work but shouldent be thort of as a apex. No shuch thing on a public road. Just the line your takeing that is safes for you at the time. Theres a loads of ways to take a singel corner. It might be out out out it might be in in in or out in in or in out out. I do aggen the less lean angel the more stable. point 3 yup agree entyerly you tell it what you whant to do. Point 4 you dont need to be looking at speedo for your speed. The limet point is your consern not the numbers on dassh. Or how fast you took it the last time. Ageen ifomation. 5th point yup ageen entyerly. I ageer get out and practice. In my opinion rideing is all about try it if you like keep it in your box of trikes. If you dont throw it away. Maybe even come back later in life. If it works for you then do it. Keep lerning. I do like your vidios. You will be helping loads of people. Yes i know opinions are like a$$ holes every ones got one. This is mine. Would love thorts on my thorts....
@jackboudreaux588320 сағат бұрын
Am i getting screwed? I have one dealer wants $500 more destination than what manufacture website says, another dealer wants $750 setup on a bike, and yet another wants $559 doc fees!
@efremendez21 сағат бұрын
Im too poor to waste microfiber towels on dirty chain lol
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Other than breaking your ankle putting your foot down on a corner will do nothing to save you🙄
Shouldn’t you actually have a finger or two covering the front brake, could make a difference
Currently ride a 2023 r1250rs and I’m thinking of going with the k1600b, did rewatch your review on the gt version yesterday and I’m still completely sold on it. Kinda hoping they might add radar when I come to buy one
What if im too big for a starter bike?
I don’t like that long front forks. Makes the bike look more like an adventure bike than a sports tourer.
First motorcycle: Honda Shadow 750 🫣. "Small and lightweight"
Thank You.
You're welcome
Gonna give you some priceless advice here. When approaching bends like those, drop your speed to 30mph and have a 6 sigma safety experience.
I think you're describing the gyroscopic effects of the rotating wheels here. I don't see how this falls under counter-steering smh
Your first bike should be 50cc then you go to 125cc then you go to 250cc then you go to 400cc and you don't ride a 1000cc bike when your 40!!
I'm a noob with a speed restricted bike. Max speed 28mph. I use the foot on the ground to come to a controlled stop😅
Imma save this video, been riding for about a year about to go from a virago 1100cc to a roadking classic 1450cc
Motorcycling is not dangerous what is dangerous is the individual rider who doesn’t have a clue of what they are doing I’ve been riding for many years and I’ve never come close to an accident the trick is to know you limitations and stick to the speed limits .
Love the you explain, and show in real time, in ways I can understand. Thank You
Good stuff - thanks. Almost all observatory roads are great. I used to ride up to Lick Observatory twice a week.
no way I want to leave my bike in first gear... holding the clutch isnt fun........been not doing what you say for 35 years. will continue. enjoy your hand cramps
Hakuna Matata
I still see direct steering
I'm not sure if it matters but I think it depends on how big of a person you are for how big of a bike you get. I'm about 6ft3 and at the time of buying my 1st bike I was about 230 lbs. I sat on a much smaller sport bike and I felt very cramped. I sat on a hayabusa and instantly fell in love. I feel that bike was a good idea for my 1st bike because it had the power modes and was actually forgiving due to my respect for the machine. I was 22 when I got it and put in about 30k over 7 years of technical riding.
where's the blood?
Between 2000 and 3000 RPM Buttery Smooth and you will spend 95% of your riding in this range. Who Cares if it has some vibration for a few seconds above 3000 RPM!
They should sell more color options.
It's amazing how quickly and how deeply bad riding habits can form, listen to what Greg says and form good habits from the get go.
Just got this this a couple weeks ago and I could not be happier.
Yes, very true. No one cares how long it takes! As long as you don’t go down. 🙏🏼
Why do you use such an unnecessarily expensive phone for navigation? Use an older phone or a less expensive one - it'll be plenty good enough for navigation and won't need the damper. Also, get the 12V version of the QL wireless charger mount and there won't be a USB plug/socket to fail in the wet.
I’ve owned a 2023 cf moto 450SS for 8 months only about 1800 miles, and I haven’t had any issues reliability wise. CF moto seems to be bringing it. I mean it was my first bike, but cf moto brought me into the fold of motorcycling, and they’ve been good to me so far.
I agree whith your first point. Ifomation get as mutch as you can. The 2nd point (the theres no down side to starting on the out side of a corner) in the uk 80% of drivers cant take a right corner on there side of the road. (Cuting the wight line) Sow if your on the right going into a left there is very mutch is a risk. Ok back to information. But (Not there is no down side full stop) as you sead. The out in out yes it can work but shouldent be thort of as a apex. No shuch thing on a public road. Just the line your takeing that is safes for you at the time. Theres a loads of ways to take a singel corner. It might be out out out it might be in in in or out in in or in out out. I do aggen the less lean angel the more stable. point 3 yup agree entyerly you tell it what you whant to do. Point 4 you dont need to be looking at speedo for your speed. The limet point is your consern not the numbers on dassh. Or how fast you took it the last time. Ageen ifomation. 5th point yup ageen entyerly. I ageer get out and practice. In my opinion rideing is all about try it if you like keep it in your box of trikes. If you dont throw it away. Maybe even come back later in life. If it works for you then do it. Keep lerning. I do like your vidios. You will be helping loads of people. Yes i know opinions are like a$$ holes every ones got one. This is mine. Would love thorts on my thorts....
Am i getting screwed? I have one dealer wants $500 more destination than what manufacture website says, another dealer wants $750 setup on a bike, and yet another wants $559 doc fees!
Im too poor to waste microfiber towels on dirty chain lol
Can you trail brake and counter steer together?
Excellent demo
got a 2024 for myself, having a blast with it
New rider...THANKS for the tip!