MY FIRST TIME ON A MOTORCYCLE! | HARLEY DAVIDSON (IRON 883)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- My first time EVER learning to ride a motorcycle! William is teaching me how to ride on his Harley Davidson. Watch me sweat and get scared af! Hope you enjoy this video and comment below on how you think I did. Don't forget: Safety FIRST!
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Thank you for your comments and suggestions! We will be working on a Part 2 and we have been taking some of your awesome advice and suggestions :)
We'l be ready for part 2! Riding is 2nd nature once you get used to it!!!
SINEMATIC better then me i wont go in to detail
Ian Anderson Yes!! It’s a beautiful bike!! I hope you enjoy it! 😇
SINEMATIC go back to black hair sin
SINEMATIC good job
I rode dirt bikes and four wheelers most of my life. As a lady rider, I started off on a Yamaha SR185 exciter.... nothing exciting about it but very light and easy to handle. We bought it for $200 from my husbands buddy. Rode this for 1-2 weeks and remembering where everything was came back quickly. Next I went to the gsxr 750. Very fun bike and loved to ride it, just uncomfortable for a girl at 5’7”. Didn’t want to ride the sport bike anymore so I rode my husbands harley heritage. Then I purchased my second bike that is an 883. Love my new bike! And also love the fact that I have options on riding the heritage or my 883. 😍😍😍😍 nothing like getting the wind in your hair and singing “born free” by kid rock. Lol the neighbor apparently seen me doing this and I seen them at the gas station and she said love the new bike, and that you sing 😂. Kinda embarrassing that people can hear me singing but they know I’m in love with riding.
I couldn't watch this whole video. The guy gives the poorest instruction, and I can't believe he let a first-timer on the bike with inappropriate gear. I hope you both got proper instruction by now. Riding is one of the funnest things, but you have to know how to do it right so you can be safe and continue having fun!
Very true! He has his license and took a class but I have not! Trust me I would never go on the road without one.
Do you plan on taking the class soon? I did it back when I got my first bike in 2005, and it's the best thing you can do! If you pass the CMSP class, then you can get your license without the riding test, only written.That's pretty handy. I used to practice the drills I learned from that class about once a month to stay sharp. People would make fun of me a little bit for setting up little orange cones in the Vons parking lot and doing all these silly little things, but it's such a great feeling when you can make a U-turn inside of one lane on a Harley!
But... I moved to L.A. 2 years ago, and my bike is being stored in my dad's garage 300 miles away!
Safety first... 😂😅🙈 riding lessons for sure b4
Those boots!! I want to learn and as soon as I saw them,I was like no fucking way that shit will throw you off so bad.
Down voted for not securing helmet. Takes 1 second and a new rider should practice that anyway. Very easy to drop the clutch and shoot off.
You guys did great! Dude, i told my wife that he must really love his girl friend to have her practice on his bike. Keep doing what you are doing for this is inspiring other women.
Personally, I'm glad I took the beginner rider course at Harley-Davidson. I'd recommend it for anyone learning to ride. Safest way to learn IMO.
step one wear proper shoes. step two, keep jacket on
Daniel Schlegel Yeah dude. Definitely always have the jacket on! Here it was too hot and I wasnt going too fast so I chucked it off. Lol. And I need to invest in some combat boots
It was night time. Couldn't have been that hot outside. What are Combat boots tho?
I don't know where you live, but in the eastern U.S. it can definitely stay in the 80s at night.
Try an armored vest instead, something like the Forcefield armored vests (I'm told to stay away Icon vests) and some elbow and knee guards that she can wear over her clothes.
A good pair of aramid lined pants would probably be advisable and some armored gloves that have padding on the palms.
A full face snell rated helmet should probably mandatory since the DOT rating seems to be just BS and all it's good for is to meet the legal requirements.
Fuck boots that's for pussys
First thing is to get used to the weight by handling it. Get on and learn the clutch lever, throttle, brake rear, brake front. Use the rear brake first all slow speeds no more than ten MPH. Remember to put your left foot out to hold up the bike before you stop. Remember that the rear brake is the first to apply then the front. Ride it by easing out the clutch. If the throttle is set a little high, it will help. Do this in a straight line forward by easing out clutch then pull it in while reducing throttle then apply brake... do this over and over until you feel comfortable.
Thank you for the tips!
Just a little help: the clutch connects the engine to the transmission. Any time you press the clutch, the engine disconnects from the transmission. That is used to stop the vehicle or to change gears. I wish I could have learned in a HD. I learned in a Honda GC150 Titan (Brazilian).
Wrong shoes for the first time trying to ride. Make sure you wear the right gear!! Girl have fun riding and be safe
Mari Gonzalez oiii. I need to invest in some!! Thank you so much!! 💕
I took the safety riding course with my husband and totally recommend it. You’ll learn a lot.. Purchased my first bike last February Harley 883 then in June upgraded to Heritage. It’s a lot of fun when you ride your own bike instead of being passenger 👍🏼👍🏼
Hey Mari, I'm just curious. From only driving a car to the point of getting to ride your own motorcycle, what did you go through training-wise? Instructed riding, courses, exams? Just a safety riding course? I'm from Norway and curious about how it actually works for a normal person when it comes to getting to ride a motorcycle.
Don’t use any throttle.
Walk the turns
Feather clutch on straights only
Repeat until a little more comfortable then do turns on clutch.
Then start using throttle when comfortable moving on clutch alone.
Keep front wheel straight when applying brake, but mostly squeeze clutch to stop moving when u feel you’re starting to accelerate. As opposed to using brake when its a little late.
In other words, try regulating your speed rather than having to use brake because you’re going too fast for your skill level.
Harley Has a 3 Day Rider Academy Which i Attended...Was a Great School With only 10 Students and 2 Super instructers....Will Give You The Basics and Some Hands On Time on Harley Motorcycle....You Look Good on Bike But Need the Right Outfit and Boots !!! Safety is #1
I 100% agree! I didn't know Harley offered that! That's great on them! Also, thank you for the compliment 😊
You did great!!!! Just do like he said, always just look in the direction you want to go. The bike will only go where you are looking. Keep practicing!! You're probably a pro by now considering the date published.
I'd suggest much more verbal instruction on clutch and brake use. How to stop using the brakes in concert with each other since the front brake accounts for approximately 70% of stopping. How to shift up and down and use of gearing for engine braking. Most important... Counter steering# An 883 Sportster is a good starter bike since the power isn't overwhelming and its pretty light. I think she did pretty well since the on camera instruction was sparse. She should take an MSF course.
Absolutely a course is the best and safest way to learn
I’m a tall, big gal and even I found the Iron a bit too top heavy for me. I ended up with a Superlow 883. I ended up selling it due to medical issues (knee injury) but hope to get back into it once I get better.
That’s crazy! I hope you heal up well!
SINEMATIC Thank you. I’m getting better, slowly but surely. 🙂 You mentioned the burning of the leg in your video. Yes, I went thru that years ago. I was riding with my then boyfriend and I didn’t know any better. I had an apple sized 2nd degree burn to the inside of my right leg. Took almost a month to fully heal without any pain. Be careful, girl!
she looks like a gta player but in real life😂
Heck yeah! President of the Sinematic Sinners motorcycle club!
Just bought my first 2016 Harley Davidson Iron 883 XL, and I love it! I went from a CBR to the Harley and major difference, you can do it girl!
cardisha grant Ahhhh that’s awesome!!! Yes! I’m definitely getting more confident!! 😇😇
Ok, I am a new "old " rider. I have driven dirt bikes BACK in the day as a kid and rode a buddies Street Bike back as a young Marine.
Starting out - using the clutch and proper gear.,,some people think they have to be perfect in. when in theory all you need to do is find the friction zone in clutch,..slowly let the clutch out until you reach this point, .now your almost ready,..this time try and put both feet on the ground - find friction zone in clutch, slowly let it out but try and resistt the bike from moving forward until you can t hold it any longer and slowly give it gas- if ever gets away from you.simply pull the clutch in and let off the throttle....and continue doing this drill. maintain rpm s little above idle, and freather out the clutch,..not all the way yet,..just keep easi'n out.and back in...oh if you death grab the brake,..it will fall/leaning. And get away from that cement column garage. Get one foot- right foot up on pegs until complete stop,..if both feet are off pegs and you hit throttle, you wont be able to ease off because you'll be Superman flying - bike is pulling hard away from you and your hand is holding you on the bike and feet dangle=ing behind you with no way to ease off- so keep feet/foot on pegs. "find friction zone in clutch, and your rpms' -gas should be reved just a bit and maintain the as you let clutch out then back in,...
Having to deal with a very heavy Harely Davidson seems very frightening.
BEAUTIFUL BIKE. congratulations!
Julie, you rode well. Try to ride in different roads like quiet streets, and then slowly get into busier streets and eventually the freeway but after getting enough practice, confidence and school to ride the bike. You have the confidence and just need to practice more to get to know your bike and feel more comfortable.
One of my first attempts around my neighborhood I was on my new Harley.I got fixated on a curb and crashed into said curb. My husband ran over to see if MY bike was okay! Seriously!! I have four bikes now.
fear is healthy. keeps one alive when riding. don't have too much
Thank you! Noted!
If you can drive a 5 speed car,.basically the something. BRC training is the way to go to get the basics,.just like when you get your drivers license. But keep practicing,.wear proper gear! 🤘
damn i was just researching this bike yesterday...now this video is gonna make me buy one.
Your pretty brave. There is a fair amount of coordination to learn & balance riding a bike. I did ride a Ninja 250 to learn on and about 2 years later sold it. 8 years later I just got a Harley "Fatboy" & holy crap, it's like day & night. The weight & low stance really caught me by surprise, have to learn how to ride all over again.
4:35 at that point I'd be like "WELP let's get you on this other starter bike over heeeeeeeeeeere..."
hahaha. I'm seeing so many comments about starter bikes, and I wish I had one or rented one. But it was still fun and the bike is a beauty! haha
SINEMATIC I'm glad you enjoyed it! I know a lot of other girls who found out just how much fun bikes are, it's always nice to see more people get into them.
Best advice to give is don’t be scared you have to be confident and you’ll be fine and wear flat sole shoes. Good video though
Thank you! I definitely have to look for appropriate boots!!
SINEMATIC your welcome and if your just learning you don’t need them starting out if you’re just cruising around parking lot
The left and right "handles" are levers. Brake lever on the right, clutch lever on the left.
Good job for your first time am thinking of buying a bike but this will be my first bike I hope I do well as you
You guys should both take a msf course it would help a lot.
Wow sin his bike is CLEAN it looks new and FRESH
Yeah he takes good care of it!
I think to many people starts on way to big of a machine best to start riding is a 50cc to 100cc for quite awhile. until you built a lot of confidence.
I known quite a few customers that even got hurt or killed by 50cc bikes.
then progress to 250 to 500cc.
And in reality it's stupid having a bike bigger then 1200cc.
in most cases a 400 to 800 is plenty big enough and powerfull enough to get you cruising down the highway.
I myself went down to a 1000cc for my chopper and 650 with a sidecar and have a lot more fun with it then my 1400 cruiser to heavy.
I felt like if I was driving my 35 ft. school bus.
I’m hoping to get a smaller bike in the future after I have my license! This bike would definitely be a little much to handle considering my size. Haha.
Thank you for your input! You really know what you’re talking about! 👌🏻
A lot of people die every year because they make stupid mistakes on motorcycles. Last year, I watched a guy make a fatal mistake combining a bad decision (pass a stopping toy-hauler without knowing what was in front of it), excessive speed, SUV in front of toy-hauler made a perfectly legal left turn into his ranch driveway, biker laid down his bike which them flipped him into the side of the SUV-and the bike smashed into the biker-instant death. When I started chest comprehensions I found out the biker had a flail chest, arms and legs pretzeled, but he did wear a helmet, and that didn't save him.
The point is that bad decisions and riding do not go hand-in-hand. Take a basic class, then an intermediate class, and finally, an advanced class taught by police motor cop(s). Also, those boots look great, but they should never be worn on a bike except as a pillion.
Stupid mistakes will kill or maim you, proper gear MIGHT save you. Excessive speed and/or inattentiveness are the primary causes of bike accidents.
What is a toy hauler???
8:15 i love it😍
The best part is that you tried 👍🏽👊🏽
Good luck and be safe.
Thank you! :)
That was a great way to show her how to start riding. I would not have put her in a situation where she needed to actually turn the motorcycle until a later time. Newbies don't know that if they press the brake on a turn, they will go down and you should know that. She did GREAT! She should definitely keep learning from you. Just keep her on the straightaways for a bit longer. It was a valuable mistake she made though. Better to tip the bike over going 3 miles per hour than going 60 mph. Lesson learned: don't press on your front brake when your wheel isn't straight. Great job to you both!
Alicia De Leon Thank you!! The turning was definitely what I was uncomfortable with!!! Hopefully in the future I will be more confident with that. Great tips though! Thank you for the input 😇😊
I Love that bike so much pretty nice , it looks soo good when she rides it
I’m going to do my motorcycle license soon , good job tho! Learning a new skill is always challenging!
Alisi Vakasalakabu That’s exciting!! I want mine too! Thank you so much. I really appreciate that. It was very intimidating!
Hey bro u are crazy ..U did a good job and she really fallow all your instructions but man that is a brutal beautiful bike to be practicing on that beast u guys should rent a dirt bike and go to the sand 👌🏻u know 😎... u guys amazing 👌🏻😎
I always teach(friction zone)
Craw 15 feet with friction zone forward than move the bike backwards with legs to the same spot and repeat.
Sounds like a great method for a beginner like me! Definitely gonna take a course before I hit the actual road.
Definitely practice beforehand.
The MSF course isn't a joke.
If you pratice anything it should be (friction zone) the rest plays off that. You will be fine, if you don't
Go beyond your limits. Your boyfriend is a very nice teacher, supportive. Have a blast this summer.
wrong boots get the flat harley boots it helps and i tipped mine first time but i caught it before it fell
You did a great job, Julie! The 1st time of anything is nerve wracking.
I'm in the process of writing a screenplay that starts with a female riding and then parking a Harley. In the script, I'm making this woman an experienced rider and not being a rider myself, I had to learn what it's all about. Your video was very helpful and I think you did a great job as a 1st timer. I'm sure that I would have experienced the same fears you did, so don't worry about that. You are my hero 1st timer.
BROOOOO THAT BIKE IS CLEANNNNNN...is that an iron 883?
My mommy has that motorcycle! I really like it. I'm a kid. 😁😄😃😀😆💮🌸💐🌺
Just finished lessons at Harley on a Street 500! Totally sweated too, it was so nerve racking (at 4'11"). I didn't pass. Not giving up! Going back for more practice. I agree with the shoes, flat heels would be better.
Awwh! Yes never give up! I am 5'5" myself, and it tough for me! You're very brave! Please come back and tell me how it goes!!!!
I don't think teaching someone to ride in place with all those concrete pillars is a good idea! "And CARS!!!
good directions you gave her but gravity has it's on direction, she did great, i bet she is riding like a pro now. good luck and have fun and live.
What you should have done is enroll in a MSF beginner course.
It really is a beautiful Harley, I can't wait to get my own. Julie did pretty okay for her first time, and Poke bowls are so bomb.
Can't wait to see yours! Poke bowls are the cat's meow! Mmmmmm
Black never gets old.
Classic!
I'll teach you how to ride on my Harley anytime.He should've told you to at least wear regular shoes.No wonder you lost your balance.And your transmission just like a car is what pulls your bike & working your clutch.Be safe & rocknroll!
Random and late but what kind of boots is the fella wearing? Those are tough.💪🏾
Aston Grey! Got them for him as a Christmas Gift! They’ve last 7 years so far and are in GREAT condition!!
Brave guy teaching on a beautiful bike. He must love u
Lol. Maybe I should give him more credit
man i hate having people to ask me to ride my bike , not trying to be an asshole but man theres anyone to drop my bike , its gonna be me
Alexzander Garcia lol. Dont worry im the same way with my computer! I dont let anyone drink anything near it, unless it’s mee!
front brake handle ? clutch handle ? also thought they were called levers !!!
Good job, my first bike I ever rode and it was also the one I learned on was a softail heritage HD. I loved it and couldn't wait to get my own. My ole man got me a new sportster for my first and I'm mot a fan, I'm trading in on softail. Love It! Yea you really should wear proper shoes, I have a massive boot collection. Lol
Thank you!! Any brand you recommend???
SINEMATIC any of the Harley brand engineer type, or lace up type with flat heels. My favorite are my Durango Tuscan leather bootie it's flat heeled and has great traction for those times when you need control and sure footing. The only time I really wear heels is when I'm not riding my own and I'm on the back of my ole man's bike. You know for looks not function. Also take a safety course class it really teaches you so much and gets you ready for the road. Good riding.
spending a little time on a normal pedal bike can help you get familiar with the balance, not quite the same but its a good starting point for someone who hasn't been on one before
I’ve been riding a bicycle since I was 6 but this was a whole new world. Hahaha
SINEMATIC 👍
I think she did awesome for 1st timer. That sporty sounds mint
You should be proud. Usually scraping a peg is a point of pride when it happens for the first time... It also usually happens when riding around turns but those are just details....
It was a turn!!! Well kind of. I was leaning to one side and i twerked the bars to the left and just slowly descended. Hahah. No scrapes, just me not being able to put the bike back upright. Hahahah
😂😂😂
4:51 👌🏼 classy
You are so nice to her. Good job and I'm sure she appreciates it. Good teacher skills
I do appreciate him! He was really patient with me. And he let me ride his bike!
Just a quick reply. I know you know already but ride safe cause everything is better....... but different on a bike Even a ball in the road or leaves and pine needles in the road. And sand.... I'll shut up now.
Hi i might be late but just wanted to add an advice.. learn to ride in an open area and if youre learning always keep your hand on the clutch that way the bike doesnt go anywhere when you press it. Watch Do it With Dans video where he teaches that.
jhbproductions928 thank you so much!! That’s a good tip and I’ll definitely look at the video. And yeah the columns were soooo annoying when we were there. That’s why I had tipped the bike because i was gonna run into a column and i stopped and the bike was too heavy
SINEMATIC Ive tipped all my bikes 😂. Itll happen no matter what. My 883 was the saddest one. Not one scratch from leaning it down at 0mph but still felt horrible about it. Anyways Welcome to the bike fam! Ride safe
Unless there was a ton of off-screen training/explaining, this was pretty dangerous for her, and the bike. When training someone to ride, the first thing you go over in detail is not stomping on the front break, then you make them do it a few times so they understand how quickly it stops. Next you train the friction zone. At any time here she could have hit the throttle by accident, panicked and sped herself into a wall. Need proof? check out tons and tons of people doing it on youtube. Careful! but good vid.
MSF Basic Rider Course.
I just bought the same bike :) she’s beautiful !
What yr is this 883? It’s so nice!! All black on black is my style
Hey mate, I got a 2013 Iron 883 and mine doesn't keep the turning signals on when I turn the bike on (like some auxiliary light or so), what did you do? Is it some kind of aftermarket leds? Sorry for the bad english, greetings from Brazil
Wow dude u r a good teacher.
Can you please share the link for your helmet and jacket?
You have to start somewhere. Might I suggest getting a cheap dirt bike and sending out in an open field so she can get the hang of actually riding a bike and learning the basics before trying to ride a brand new bike on a concrete parking garage!
I guess she got the BEST possible start.
A patient teacher, good basic technique, she did LEARN something here.
And enjoyed having a good experience at her own rythm.
She did FANTASTIC.
Next time, she will be more confident and...
Learn level II: turning.
*** NEVER PULL THE FRONT BRAKE LEVER ***
Level III: Shifting...
The rest is a piece of cake ! And so fun. Enjoy !
Pssstt: Julie, tell your boyfriend to give you his bike (perfect match for you) and now he has to GO BUY ANOTHER ONE ! 😁
Best shoes to learn in fr
I hope you have taken a proper class by now because the instruction you received is questionable at best.
how can you let her on the bike without even showing her the FINE-CC basics? knowing breaks and clutch and ignition one of the fundamentals of riding. and yes, riding boots, NOT HEELS and the rest of the proper protection gear. she has gloves but no jacket?
Lol. Iknow how she feels. I just bought a 883 and already dropped it trying to learn. Not as scarry after that. All she needs to do is feel the bike out and not let it scare her. Just do it.
Thanks! That makes me feel a lot better! Haha. Yeah I cant change the past buuuut at least i know something about what to expect
what camera did u use for this video? great quality and content.....
Thank you! It’s the Canon Powershot G7x Mark ii
Two questions. One, is that a custom tank ands it been raised? Two, how tall are you because I’m trying to see how big this bike is.
It isn't a custom tank, but the exhausts are. I'm 5'5"
Maybe some shoes without heels for a first time ride
Alberta Boy they were my only boots! I need to invest in some combat boots! Ahahha
Thats one nice harley davidson 😰 Look at that beauty
What're the songs when the Harley is first showed and when the end sequence is played (i.e. the outro)
They're copyright free music from Epidemic Sound! They have their own artists, pretty cool! I just typed energetic hardcore and it was the first sample that popped up!
You did great! i never even sat on a motorcycle so you made more progress then I did!
you look great on this bike.what happened?did you ever finish learning?
Hey, just one question to get perspective. What is your height?
My wife is thinking to start riding again and she finds Iron 883 beautiful.
Also if you can share, what did you found most difficult while riding relatively heavier bike?
Hope this isnt too late, but im 5’6”.
The hardest this was pushing it at all. So heavy. And if it was tipped on the side with my leg holding it up, there was no way i could bring it back to center. My bf HAD to help me.
@@JulieCastro Not late at all. For now she is still riding with me, but I can see that she would like to ride on her own. My Night train is absolutelly to big for her, so Iron looks like better option. Tnx on your reply.
shit you look hella good on that bike sin
Nice Jacket and helm... WAIT A MINUTE
You can't wear those boots like you're going to the couch interview - get proper boots.
All the gear all the time! We dress for the fall, not for the ride.
Spend a few bucks for the MSF course for beginners at a local college. Learn the right way so you eliminate all the bad habits before they form.
Happy and safe riding!
Where'd you get the leather jacket with armour?
I think it's great you are learning. He's actually a pretty good teacher. Rolling with the bike in neutral, and then just idling around is a great way to start. Any progress?
John B I havent been on the bike since this! But we’re gonna go on it again when it’s not so cold! I’m still kind of nervous! But I want to get it down! Haha
I love the iron 883's. I notice you removed the front fender... do you ever regret that? Does it kick road debris into your chin or anything? I kind of want to remove mine, but I dont know how impractical that would be.
And hoenstly, I think it's great to share the joy of motorcycling with anyone. Putting around in a parking garage is perfectly fine. Yeah proper gear is better, better instruction is better but no one got hurt, but everyone had a good. Proper gear matters more when you're on the raod than it does now.
I asked him about the front fender and he removed it for aesthetic appeal. He said he does not really get any debris on the road other than water. He doesnt ride in the rain when he can help it, and he says he's cautious about going slow over any big puddles of water or it will definitely splash him. Other than that, he's very happy and has no regret from doing so! Thank you for asking! And yes, many people have asked about better shoes, and I am definitely looking at my options for boots without heels! Let me know of any brands of riding shoes/boots you have enjoyed! We'd love to hear your thoughts :)
What bike is this? I’m still learning! This is a style I really like and want to get someday. I’ve never even touched a motorcycle though lol
Best thing she can do is drop the $200 on a state licensed beginners course. You can usually find them through the DMV. Best money you'll ever spend and super educational.
Learn to ride or peel your hide.
BEAUTIFUL COUPLE AND NICE BIKE .
Thank you so much!!
I knew shes going to drop it , thanks god is not my bike. :)))
got the same helmet and visor for my vt1100 bobber :D
Gday sin, awesome to see your getting into riding, nice attempt at riding, you did well for your first time, ive raced dirt bikes for years "motorcross" and done heaps of enduro for way more years,
safety first, wear the correct gear "please" that bike is way too heavy for a beginner, learn the basics and keep any protective clothing on and forget about fashion, , a small "250cc" 4stroke road bike thats low to the ground is where you wanna start, once you learn balance ect, then you can move up in motorcycle size and weight " THIS MAY TAKE YEARS" it kinda annoys me your boyfriend dont know this already "i cant blame him tho" experience takes time for everyone, take your time, enjoy the experience, and dont rush the learning curve, keep safe and enjoy!!!!!!!!!
Omgosh Sin smh this vid just popped up in my feed 😨how AWESOME you r and look hahaha bikersin 😎 you look amazing #mysincrush2020
Lmao! Yup my most view video. Thank you!
@@JulieCastro Oh ok that's what's ☝! Niiiiiice i guess TH-cam knows i have a crush on you 😨😊
So, you went sky diving before, but learning how to ride a motorcycle scared you.
You looked good on the motorcycle. I can imagine you driving one. Not just riding as the passenger.
lol at the end when you kind of rubbed his arm like you were thinking, "Ok. That's enough explanation."
Lol. Yeah I was even thinking that I would rather go skydiving again than drive the bike fast! hahah. I'm afraid of falling on my face and knocking teeth out or a concussion. If I fell while skydiving I would die so I wouldnt have to live with the pain. hahahah. Wow that was morbid.
Yeah I try to give him tips. He's new to this!
She'll be alright, remember all brakes are at the right, n all gear engagements are at the left..... Good luck fam. 🙂
Good video you did really good for your first time on a motorcycle
Thank you! I really tried not to let my fear get the better of me
I just got one and she is heavy !!!