Hello! Good to use it? Full credited. Thanks in advance.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
Yes, thanks for asking!
@MotoMaxi2 ай бұрын
Hey buddy! Am I allowed to use your video on my channel? Credited ofc. Thanks in advance.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
Yes, thanks for asking!
@UNIVERSEBIKE2 ай бұрын
Hey there! We're making a video and wondered if we could incorporate your clip. You'll receive attribution with an on-screen watermark and in the description/pinned comment ! :)
@LifeOnMotorcycle2 ай бұрын
Hey mate, can i use this video in my new compilation? credit in the description, comment & your channel name in compilation
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
Yes you can, thanks for asking.
@LifeOnMotorcycle2 ай бұрын
@@RettTheRegret thanks alot mate :) I really appreciate it!
@dirtbikelunatic2 ай бұрын
Hello! Would it be okay to use it in compilations and maybe on some of ours Social Networks? You will get full credit for it. Thanks
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
Yes you can use it.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
You guys make great videos btw, I’ve been watching for a while.
@dirtbikelunatic2 ай бұрын
@@RettTheRegret Thanks a lot :)
@Rrrakanishu2 ай бұрын
I'm glad you're ok!
@roguecheddar2 ай бұрын
I recognize that view. Looks like you're riding a VStar 1300, I bought a leftover 2007 Vstar 1300 in 2009 and ran that bike for 12 years. Great bike, never let me down! I traded it towards my forever bike, a 2019 Indian Springfield. Yamaha makes some good bikes that are well worth it used if you're a new rider with limited funds.
@rustyshackleford60922 ай бұрын
Dang. Some of the comments here are rough. You did fine. Continue to practice and evolve your braking skills. We aren't born MotoGP riders, so like anything in life worth doing, it is a developed skill. I am glad to see you on two wheels and safe to ride another day. One item to keep in mind at an intersection like that - practice learning to look at the car's front tire. They move 'sooner' than the car and can give you a heads up someone is about to pull out in front of you like that.
@200degrees2 ай бұрын
Glad you uploaded it, I certainly had my close calls both learning and experienced. My thought has always been: react to save myself, horn later. If I have time to think about the horn when I am still in danger, I could have been focusing on evasion more! But you didn't get tunnel vision, you evaded the crash, you were conscious of what you were doing so good job there! Like you said in a different comment you're working on braking and getting more comfortable which is great. I have so little belief the horn actually helps it took me months before I realized my bikes horn had fallen off, had to scroll back through pictures to see when it left haha Stay safe!
@andrisimusmaximus58032 ай бұрын
Dude. Learn how to threshold brake and your reaction time was comparable to a sloth. Stay off two wheels until you get better defensive riding skills.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
I don’t think my reaction time is the issue, because I saw them from the time they came out from behind the bridge. I would say it is my braking skills that was more the issue and I could have stayed behind them but in the moment I tried to get my point across to them by going around them and waving my hand, which probably didn’t do any good. Thanks for your input… and the comparison. Have a good one.
@davidj46622 ай бұрын
And how exactly can he practice when he isn't riding a motorbike? He did fine, he was riding in a legal and safe manner and avoided a collision when a vehicle violated his right of way.
@andrisimusmaximus58032 ай бұрын
@@davidj4662 LEARN HOW TO THRESHOLD BRAKE!!!!
@Zero_Phux_Given2 ай бұрын
Hey Bud, don't learn the hard way, I was afraid of the front brake too and if you're not comfortable with it you're severely increasing your chances of crashing into something. Start at 5mph and gently squeeze your front brake, then 10mph, 20mph, etc. You'll quickly learn you can go from 100+ to 65mph in a couple seconds without any issue. Good idea to practice in a parking lot or when you're on an empty road and you make sure no one is behind you. Rear brake is great for low-speed, front brake is great for high-speed. Also, may wanna look at the FortNine video "Out-braking the ABS Myth." Lastly, not sure if you have riding boots, if you do, cool, if not - may want something to protect your ankles, breaking a bone and learning to walk again isn't fun. Ride safe and have fun brotha! 🏍💨
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
@Zero_Phux_Given Thanks for the advice and I will definitely be practicing for the summer riding coming up. Braking is one of the last skills I really need to work on, everything else is pretty good. The main reason I didn’t use the front brake as much in the video was because of the salt and gravel from the snow plows, which I now know I can still use my front brake even with that on the road. Again thanks for the advice and ride save.
@Zero_Phux_Given2 ай бұрын
@@RettTheRegret Good job even posting your riding, not everyone is open to constructive criticism. A lot of people put off practice and it can be as simple as practicing one thing for 5 mins before or after each ride. Next time you're out it you just get comfortable using that front brake I'm sure you're gonna be a lot safer. Again, good on ya for posting, would be nice to see future videos showing how you're progressing. 🏍💨
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
@@Zero_Phux_Given Thank You for being nice about it, not everyone has been lol. And I’m hoping to be posting more videos on my riding and progression for sure. Also I will be practicing on my rides and in parking lots from now on because I have been pushing off practicing like you said, so I’ll make sure to do that more now. Thanks
@KapitanPisoar12 ай бұрын
Maybe learn how to use your front brake...
@roadracingrelics2 ай бұрын
Since you can't see what the right hand is doing why do you say that? The rider avoids a collision and gets a point across to the car driver by passing on the shoulder, may be making it look like he had no choice but to do that.
@KapitanPisoar12 ай бұрын
@@roadracingrelics If he had used the front brake he would not be worried about locking up the rear. Also if he knew how to use the rear, he would not have to be worried about locking it up in such a slow speed.
@andrisimusmaximus58032 ай бұрын
@@KapitanPisoar1 thank you. We have a lot 9f riders out here who do not know how to properly and safely brake on a motorcycle (ABS equipped or not).
@mr.b98712 ай бұрын
Been there!
@Isaac_1322 ай бұрын
Didn't want to lock up the rear brake? That's why motorcycles come equipped with front brakes, you know, where all your braking power is. Terrible riding. You’re just reinforcing the stereotype. Consider selling the bike because you’re not a good biker. You’re actually a bit of a danger to yourself. 4 wheels is probably more your speed.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
I get what your saying, but I’m a newer rider and there is salt and gravel on the roads still where I live and I wasn’t sure if that would make it easier to loose traction or not. I’ll keep practicing progressive braking from now on. Have a good day man.
@Staples-King2 ай бұрын
@@RettTheRegret flabbergasting response.
@Isaac_1322 ай бұрын
@@RettTheRegret Sorry for busting on ya. I assumed you were a more experienced biker. I was just watching another video where the dude was talking about how mush faster a car can stop. It's like, "no" bikes can stop super fast if you're practiced on the brakes. Slick pavement, all bets are off. Stay safe out there.
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
@@Isaac_132 It’s all good, stay safe as well. And I’ll keep working on braking.
@TrippinBusa2 ай бұрын
Great swerve and accident avoidance
@KapitanPisoar12 ай бұрын
Absolutely horrible braking skills...
@moto-stars2 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@RettTheRegret2 ай бұрын
Your Welcome!
@BusinessVulture2 ай бұрын
How do Moto Stars always find these videos so fast lol?
@kameronigamer235 ай бұрын
Cool man! That must be awesome to have that nice of a gaming startup! How did you do it?
@McShadowTTV8 ай бұрын
What for a Pin Number on Radio for the Parking Brake?
@RandomTdsGrinder10 ай бұрын
Finally some justice for us impala owners
@mrichy475010 ай бұрын
Does this affect the backup camera at all?
@ak47ausserkontrolle3110 ай бұрын
What is sxm
Ай бұрын
sirius xm. its for satellite radio in united states
@Luis_Aller11 ай бұрын
Bro that isnt even jarvis lmao
@zimpler834011 ай бұрын
What happened to America?!
@bizzwoofer11 ай бұрын
Its about time someone said something
@jimmycorbett461111 ай бұрын
I did this and my ac control stopped working right after. What would cause this? Is any electrical signal being sent from this wire to the head unit? I figured since it was a ground wire that it would have no electrical signal.
@GHOSTMX52 Жыл бұрын
WORK LIKE A CHARM TAPE IT UP ONLY PROBLEM I COULDNT FIX MY CAMERA LOL PRETTY SURE THEY WOULD CHARGE ME LIKE 200 TO FIX
@nubiarodriguez3003 Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@kurtheffner3397 Жыл бұрын
You the man
@jeffstumpf822 Жыл бұрын
Then your reverse camera won't work if you have one
@RettTheRegret Жыл бұрын
Mine does, and if I want I can turn it on while I’m driving
@Lorangebeatrice Жыл бұрын
@@RettTheRegret could you explain how you do that? I have the same Sony unit
@RettTheRegret Жыл бұрын
@@Lorangebeatrice It’s been awhile since I did it now… but I’m pretty sure I hooked the backup camera to a constant power-source, so it can be on without the car being in reverse. After I hooked it up the the constant power I also connected the head unit to the reverse signal wire, that way the head unit knows when to automatically turn on the camera display for reverse. Hopefully this helps and if not let me know what is confusing so I can go into more detail.
@bull.dozier9271 Жыл бұрын
@@RettTheRegret You're correct, I spliced my hot wire into the main power wire using solder and heat-shrink for the radio and the negative I grounded to the frame. Then the "Reverse in" wire(should be purple with a white strip and be labeled it also will be a very long wire unless they trimmed it where you go it installed) has to be connected to the positive power source that turns on when you engage reverse...aka your reverse lights will work fine...I used a fuse tap from autozone to install mine to the fuse for my reverse lights...however if your car comes with a back up camera it might be easier for you or if its already installed and working only in reverse....then you will just have to connect the camera positive wire to the radios positive so it receives power constantly when the radio is turned on not just when the car is in reverse....sometimes people will install the cameras positive wire and the radios "Reverse in" wire to the same power source for reverse (reverse lights) that is what will cause it to be only on when in reverse.....hope all that made sense I feel like I mansplained a bit...
@aldo7962 Жыл бұрын
Can I just ground it to the black ground in the harness?
@RettTheRegret Жыл бұрын
I would assume so… as long as its grounded.
@leeroy8160 Жыл бұрын
Has it held up fine?
@nastysoda92129 ай бұрын
yes, this kid should not be giving advice. Just twist it into the ground cable as you wire the harness.
@chronsblack4441 Жыл бұрын
How do you do this the the newer boss bcpa10 im installing in my boat and I dont have a e break and I can't find any info i can't even check out android auto while on my work bench please help anyone??????????
@Ghosted834 Жыл бұрын
Buy a brake micro bypass kit
@chronsblack4441 Жыл бұрын
@@Ghosted834 turns out for the bcpa10 just ground the wire and its good
@hudwa Жыл бұрын
@@chronsblack4441 So same as the video, just taping the parking brake wire to the exposed metal body of the stereo will ground out the Boss bcpa10 and bypass the parking brake?
@shyannesaucier41507 ай бұрын
@@hudwadude I hve so much bass in my vehicle I hat tapping that shit to the casing would definitely come off why not just solder it to the ground in the harness
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Hello! Good to use it? Full credited. Thanks in advance.
Yes, thanks for asking!
Hey buddy! Am I allowed to use your video on my channel? Credited ofc. Thanks in advance.
Yes, thanks for asking!
Hey there! We're making a video and wondered if we could incorporate your clip. You'll receive attribution with an on-screen watermark and in the description/pinned comment ! :)
Hey mate, can i use this video in my new compilation? credit in the description, comment & your channel name in compilation
Yes you can, thanks for asking.
@@RettTheRegret thanks alot mate :) I really appreciate it!
Hello! Would it be okay to use it in compilations and maybe on some of ours Social Networks? You will get full credit for it. Thanks
Yes you can use it.
You guys make great videos btw, I’ve been watching for a while.
@@RettTheRegret Thanks a lot :)
I'm glad you're ok!
I recognize that view. Looks like you're riding a VStar 1300, I bought a leftover 2007 Vstar 1300 in 2009 and ran that bike for 12 years. Great bike, never let me down! I traded it towards my forever bike, a 2019 Indian Springfield. Yamaha makes some good bikes that are well worth it used if you're a new rider with limited funds.
Dang. Some of the comments here are rough. You did fine. Continue to practice and evolve your braking skills. We aren't born MotoGP riders, so like anything in life worth doing, it is a developed skill. I am glad to see you on two wheels and safe to ride another day. One item to keep in mind at an intersection like that - practice learning to look at the car's front tire. They move 'sooner' than the car and can give you a heads up someone is about to pull out in front of you like that.
Glad you uploaded it, I certainly had my close calls both learning and experienced. My thought has always been: react to save myself, horn later. If I have time to think about the horn when I am still in danger, I could have been focusing on evasion more! But you didn't get tunnel vision, you evaded the crash, you were conscious of what you were doing so good job there! Like you said in a different comment you're working on braking and getting more comfortable which is great. I have so little belief the horn actually helps it took me months before I realized my bikes horn had fallen off, had to scroll back through pictures to see when it left haha Stay safe!
Dude. Learn how to threshold brake and your reaction time was comparable to a sloth. Stay off two wheels until you get better defensive riding skills.
I don’t think my reaction time is the issue, because I saw them from the time they came out from behind the bridge. I would say it is my braking skills that was more the issue and I could have stayed behind them but in the moment I tried to get my point across to them by going around them and waving my hand, which probably didn’t do any good. Thanks for your input… and the comparison. Have a good one.
And how exactly can he practice when he isn't riding a motorbike? He did fine, he was riding in a legal and safe manner and avoided a collision when a vehicle violated his right of way.
@@davidj4662 LEARN HOW TO THRESHOLD BRAKE!!!!
Hey Bud, don't learn the hard way, I was afraid of the front brake too and if you're not comfortable with it you're severely increasing your chances of crashing into something. Start at 5mph and gently squeeze your front brake, then 10mph, 20mph, etc. You'll quickly learn you can go from 100+ to 65mph in a couple seconds without any issue. Good idea to practice in a parking lot or when you're on an empty road and you make sure no one is behind you. Rear brake is great for low-speed, front brake is great for high-speed. Also, may wanna look at the FortNine video "Out-braking the ABS Myth." Lastly, not sure if you have riding boots, if you do, cool, if not - may want something to protect your ankles, breaking a bone and learning to walk again isn't fun. Ride safe and have fun brotha! 🏍💨
@Zero_Phux_Given Thanks for the advice and I will definitely be practicing for the summer riding coming up. Braking is one of the last skills I really need to work on, everything else is pretty good. The main reason I didn’t use the front brake as much in the video was because of the salt and gravel from the snow plows, which I now know I can still use my front brake even with that on the road. Again thanks for the advice and ride save.
@@RettTheRegret Good job even posting your riding, not everyone is open to constructive criticism. A lot of people put off practice and it can be as simple as practicing one thing for 5 mins before or after each ride. Next time you're out it you just get comfortable using that front brake I'm sure you're gonna be a lot safer. Again, good on ya for posting, would be nice to see future videos showing how you're progressing. 🏍💨
@@Zero_Phux_Given Thank You for being nice about it, not everyone has been lol. And I’m hoping to be posting more videos on my riding and progression for sure. Also I will be practicing on my rides and in parking lots from now on because I have been pushing off practicing like you said, so I’ll make sure to do that more now. Thanks
Maybe learn how to use your front brake...
Since you can't see what the right hand is doing why do you say that? The rider avoids a collision and gets a point across to the car driver by passing on the shoulder, may be making it look like he had no choice but to do that.
@@roadracingrelics If he had used the front brake he would not be worried about locking up the rear. Also if he knew how to use the rear, he would not have to be worried about locking it up in such a slow speed.
@@KapitanPisoar1 thank you. We have a lot 9f riders out here who do not know how to properly and safely brake on a motorcycle (ABS equipped or not).
Been there!
Didn't want to lock up the rear brake? That's why motorcycles come equipped with front brakes, you know, where all your braking power is. Terrible riding. You’re just reinforcing the stereotype. Consider selling the bike because you’re not a good biker. You’re actually a bit of a danger to yourself. 4 wheels is probably more your speed.
I get what your saying, but I’m a newer rider and there is salt and gravel on the roads still where I live and I wasn’t sure if that would make it easier to loose traction or not. I’ll keep practicing progressive braking from now on. Have a good day man.
@@RettTheRegret flabbergasting response.
@@RettTheRegret Sorry for busting on ya. I assumed you were a more experienced biker. I was just watching another video where the dude was talking about how mush faster a car can stop. It's like, "no" bikes can stop super fast if you're practiced on the brakes. Slick pavement, all bets are off. Stay safe out there.
@@Isaac_132 It’s all good, stay safe as well. And I’ll keep working on braking.
Great swerve and accident avoidance
Absolutely horrible braking skills...
Thanks!
Your Welcome!
How do Moto Stars always find these videos so fast lol?
Cool man! That must be awesome to have that nice of a gaming startup! How did you do it?
What for a Pin Number on Radio for the Parking Brake?
Finally some justice for us impala owners
Does this affect the backup camera at all?
What is sxm
sirius xm. its for satellite radio in united states
Bro that isnt even jarvis lmao
What happened to America?!
Its about time someone said something
I did this and my ac control stopped working right after. What would cause this? Is any electrical signal being sent from this wire to the head unit? I figured since it was a ground wire that it would have no electrical signal.
WORK LIKE A CHARM TAPE IT UP ONLY PROBLEM I COULDNT FIX MY CAMERA LOL PRETTY SURE THEY WOULD CHARGE ME LIKE 200 TO FIX
Thank you
You the man
Then your reverse camera won't work if you have one
Mine does, and if I want I can turn it on while I’m driving
@@RettTheRegret could you explain how you do that? I have the same Sony unit
@@Lorangebeatrice It’s been awhile since I did it now… but I’m pretty sure I hooked the backup camera to a constant power-source, so it can be on without the car being in reverse. After I hooked it up the the constant power I also connected the head unit to the reverse signal wire, that way the head unit knows when to automatically turn on the camera display for reverse. Hopefully this helps and if not let me know what is confusing so I can go into more detail.
@@RettTheRegret You're correct, I spliced my hot wire into the main power wire using solder and heat-shrink for the radio and the negative I grounded to the frame. Then the "Reverse in" wire(should be purple with a white strip and be labeled it also will be a very long wire unless they trimmed it where you go it installed) has to be connected to the positive power source that turns on when you engage reverse...aka your reverse lights will work fine...I used a fuse tap from autozone to install mine to the fuse for my reverse lights...however if your car comes with a back up camera it might be easier for you or if its already installed and working only in reverse....then you will just have to connect the camera positive wire to the radios positive so it receives power constantly when the radio is turned on not just when the car is in reverse....sometimes people will install the cameras positive wire and the radios "Reverse in" wire to the same power source for reverse (reverse lights) that is what will cause it to be only on when in reverse.....hope all that made sense I feel like I mansplained a bit...
Can I just ground it to the black ground in the harness?
I would assume so… as long as its grounded.
Has it held up fine?
yes, this kid should not be giving advice. Just twist it into the ground cable as you wire the harness.
How do you do this the the newer boss bcpa10 im installing in my boat and I dont have a e break and I can't find any info i can't even check out android auto while on my work bench please help anyone??????????
Buy a brake micro bypass kit
@@Ghosted834 turns out for the bcpa10 just ground the wire and its good
@@chronsblack4441 So same as the video, just taping the parking brake wire to the exposed metal body of the stereo will ground out the Boss bcpa10 and bypass the parking brake?
@@hudwadude I hve so much bass in my vehicle I hat tapping that shit to the casing would definitely come off why not just solder it to the ground in the harness
Nice car man!
Thanks
Jarvis from dollar store
Dope
weird flex, but okay.
That bill is expensive
Lol
Where did you get the clip
Were do you find the clip ?