So this can be a new thing, Bagger Trail Riding (BTR) we can sell guided tours, accessories and riding gear. It'll be huge and at least 10 people will want to do it!
Love the video. Today is day 4 and test day at Northwest Motorcycle Training in Rainier Oregon learning a smidge of what law enforcement learns. Thanks for your service.
Cool Vlog Ryan. When I went to MC school the instructor told us to follow him about 4 days into training. Well we were riding in the woods, over small hiking bridges, sand and gravel pits etc. Amazing what you can do on that big Police wheel. Be safe.
Take it to the next level in increments. Its the hot doggers that usually take the fall first. Although when the crap hits the fan, "you got what you got and you know what you know" :) Be safe out there Ryan!
I would like to further riding skills, but I'm not in law enforcement. Are there classes for riders like myself to learn how to ride as well as the officers I see in police motorcycle rodeos?
Hey Ryan, off topic, but can you recommend a good communicator for a half-helmet? I bought a new Yamaha Eluder and have the capability of receiving phone calls through the bike from my iPhone. I prefer half-helmets for several reasons, one of which is the peripheral vision limitation... and our high heat and humidity on the Gulf Coast.
Did a review on this 1/2 helmet. It's in our store and there is a review video there ==> shop.lawabidingbiker.com/collections/sena-headsets/products/copy-of-sena-cavalry-helmet-gloss-black
We have been asked that alot and we are humbled. We have definitely spoken of maybe having that particular wing of Law Abiding Biker......training section etc. Who knows what the future will bring!! Stay tuned.
If you want to you see the training I went to. (youtube Yonkers New York Motorcycle Training School) Retired Motor Officer City of Stamford, Ct. At 68 still ride today this training will move onto you as you retire and still ride. You will have knowledge that most bikers don't have. Be Safe and Ride Safe.
Very cool. Will check it out bro. Thanks for watching and for the shout out! Instructing at this particular school has been very rewarding. Everyone is working hard. Ride safe Peter and keep your knees in the breeze!!
Harley rocks for Police Work and has stood the test of time. It's the number one used Police motorcycle in the United States for a very very long time....... and it's a public relations magnet.
Hey Ryan, is there a chance you and your colleagues might offer something like this for civilians? I would definitely pay the money and make the drive to attend. I've heard of schools in Portland and California but nothing in Washington.
Thanks for watching. There are retired Police Motors Officers throughout the U.S. that run different training schools. Caution though, do your homework on the particular Instructor. Not all Motor Officers receive the same level of training and in fact some hardly train at all and/or call themselves “instructors”. I’d definitely find one that worked a long time on the road as a Motor Officer, was a certified instructor, and/or competed off and on.
New Subscriber. Thanks for the quality videos. Hard to find on TH-cam these days. Is there anything comparable to this training for civilian riders? I have a 2009 Ultra Classic. Bought it from a retired LEO.
Cool video I would have liked to have some of the high speed riding at the HD school. Also you guys are much nicer they would not have helped us pick up our motors.
Man you guys picked the perfect week to do this. Love the videos and what you do. Your right down the street from where I work. Fire fighter at Fairchild AFB.
Ive always been curious how much riding experience for the officers typically have before becoming a motercycle cop? Do the go through a local training course first? Do beginning riders get to apply? Would you rather have a veteran rider you may have to retrain and break old habbits or is it better to have a rookie you can teach right the first time?
I'm going to reveal some of those things in this Vlog series! Stay tuned and subscribe. Hit that bell icon too! Totally depends on the riding experience someone has coming in. Some are easy to train and others aren't depending on how they rode and who taught them. Some are a huge struggle even with years of civilian style riding. Bad habits. We can break most of those habits. Some brand new riders who really want to learn can be easier at times.
Nice videos. I almost get dizzy watching you go through the cones. I retired 2016 from Spokane County and I remember going through those courses many times. Once you do it a few times it's not so bad. Stay safe out there.
So this can be a new thing, Bagger Trail Riding (BTR) we can sell guided tours, accessories and riding gear. It'll be huge and at least 10 people will want to do it!
Love the video. Today is day 4 and test day at Northwest Motorcycle Training in Rainier Oregon learning a smidge of what law enforcement learns. Thanks for your service.
That is awesome! Have fun!!
Congratulations brother on getting selected instructor! I know you love this stuff. This is pretty cool getting to see you it. Stay safe
Thanks, Russell. Good to hear from ya!
Cool Vlog Ryan. When I went to MC school the instructor told us to follow him about 4 days into training. Well we were riding in the woods, over small hiking bridges, sand and gravel pits etc. Amazing what you can do on that big Police wheel. Be safe.
Awesome Peter! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Take it to the next level in increments. Its the hot doggers that usually take the fall first. Although when the crap hits the fan, "you got what you got and you know what you know" :) Be safe out there Ryan!
Rock on. Train safe and in a controlled environment.
Hey man, check out the "Biker Bar" from B&W hitches. Its a way better option then tie downs. I've been using that setup for 3 years now.
I have it as well, works great!
Nice recap. Not everyone thinks of riding the street bike on trail. You have to be ready for whatever comes your way.
Very true Kevin
I would like to further riding skills, but I'm not in law enforcement. Are there classes for riders like myself to learn how to ride as well as the officers I see in police motorcycle rodeos?
Northwest Motorcycle School ridelikeacop.com
3:26 injuried egos... LOL thats a good one!
Hey Ryan, off topic, but can you recommend a good communicator for a half-helmet? I bought a new Yamaha Eluder and have the capability of receiving phone calls through the bike from my iPhone. I prefer half-helmets for several reasons, one of which is the peripheral vision limitation... and our high heat and humidity on the Gulf Coast.
Did a review on this 1/2 helmet. It's in our store and there is a review video there ==> shop.lawabidingbiker.com/collections/sena-headsets/products/copy-of-sena-cavalry-helmet-gloss-black
I have the SENA cavalry and it does pretty well. Especially for listening to music.
Congratulations!! Could this be the first step in you opening your own training school sometime in the future? I'd love that level of skill.
We have been asked that alot and we are humbled. We have definitely spoken of maybe having that particular wing of Law Abiding Biker......training section etc. Who knows what the future will bring!! Stay tuned.
@@RyanUrlacher I'd sign up for that in a heartbeat!
Great vid 👍 Cool to see a bit of how you guys train over there! Keep em coming.
Thanks Supa Troopa. Lov the name!!
Great Vid, thanx 4 posting!
If you want to you see the training I went to. (youtube Yonkers New York Motorcycle Training School) Retired Motor Officer City of Stamford, Ct. At 68 still ride today this training will move onto you as you retire and still ride. You will have knowledge that most bikers don't have. Be Safe and Ride Safe.
Very cool. Will check it out bro. Thanks for watching and for the shout out! Instructing at this particular school has been very rewarding. Everyone is working hard. Ride safe Peter and keep your knees in the breeze!!
Big foot, nice touch!
Sure you asked before, why the EGlide and not the Beemer?
Harley rocks for Police Work and has stood the test of time. It's the number one used Police motorcycle in the United States for a very very long time....... and it's a public relations magnet.
Love the vids Ryan!
Rock on Tanner. Thanks for watching and your support of the channel!! Ride safe
hi i ride a 86 Suzuki cavalcade 950 pd still having trouble slow u turns thanks for the pointers
Rock on Randy. Thanks for watching and keep practicing. That's great!!
Hey Ryan, is there a chance you and your colleagues might offer something like this for civilians? I would definitely pay the money and make the drive to attend. I've heard of schools in Portland and California but nothing in Washington.
Thanks for watching. There are retired Police Motors Officers throughout the U.S. that run different training schools. Caution though, do your homework on the particular Instructor. Not all Motor Officers receive the same level of training and in fact some hardly train at all and/or call themselves “instructors”. I’d definitely find one that worked a long time on the road as a Motor Officer, was a certified instructor, and/or competed off and on.
How far ahead were you looking on the trail ride? MAN, that's a heavy bike to be on rutted trails!
Totally dependant on what was going on. Usually out ahead a bit, but glances in my peripheral down for to avoid the large rocks etc.
New Subscriber. Thanks for the quality videos. Hard to find on TH-cam these days.
Is there anything comparable to this training for civilian riders? I have a 2009 Ultra Classic. Bought it from a retired LEO.
Yes, there are courses out there that teach these more advanced techniques. You would have to search doe something in your area.
Look at ridelikea pro he has some instructor in other states.
What is the average failure rate for this training? Or, does everyone succeds?
I've seen many fail. Hard to put a number on it. It's one of the toughest police training courses here in this area.
Cool video I would have liked to have some of the high speed riding at the HD school. Also you guys are much nicer they would not have helped us pick up our motors.
Rock on!
Man you guys picked the perfect week to do this.
Love the videos and what you do. Your right down the street from where I work. Fire fighter at Fairchild AFB.
That's awesome Kenny! Small world for sure
Oh man! I saw a Bigfoot when you were riding in the forest. They do exist!
Yes, they do!
Ive always been curious how much riding experience for the officers typically have before becoming a motercycle cop? Do the go through a local training course first? Do beginning riders get to apply? Would you rather have a veteran rider you may have to retrain and break old habbits or is it better to have a rookie you can teach right the first time?
I'm going to reveal some of those things in this Vlog series! Stay tuned and subscribe. Hit that bell icon too! Totally depends on the riding experience someone has coming in. Some are easy to train and others aren't depending on how they rode and who taught them. Some are a huge struggle even with years of civilian style riding. Bad habits. We can break most of those habits. Some brand new riders who really want to learn can be easier at times.
Ryan Urlacher. Thanks for the reply! Looking foward to the rest of the series and that bell icon has been clicked for a long time!
Awesome vid!
Nice videos. I almost get dizzy watching you go through the cones. I retired 2016 from Spokane County and I remember going through those courses many times. Once you do it a few times it's not so bad. Stay safe out there.
Glad you enjoyed!
Nice
Nice work and video but i didn't like the music mate sorry !
I like it
BIGFOOT
Hahahahah. You saw it?? LMAO... Scary
That's Spokane for ya... Greetings from a former Officer in KCMO area!
Rock on!!
11 more years to retire out the army next goal in life right here.
That's an awesome goal and thank you, sir, for serving.
Ryan Urlacher thank you as well
Love your vids keep em coming...Ride with pride..BKLAII
Thanks for the shout out. Super glad everyone likes the vids.