He did better than most adults do when they're beginning to learn. I also have to give props to his instructor, because I've met motorcycle instructors who don't break it down how well as he did.
@@JohnnieVIt all depends on what kids you’re teaching to. Not all kids get used to it this quickly or get that confident. I would say kids definitely can learn faster than most adults.
100% agree. I paid $400 bucks to the motorcycle class and the coach skipped half of the information in this video in his class still blamed us not riding motorcycle like a professional. LOL
Love it. As a seasoned rider, I was very impressed and learned there is no shortcuts, master the basics. Look forward to nephew’s second practice session!!
Bro, I’m 42 and just bought a V Star 1300, and I have never driven a motorcycle. This video is giving a ton of practical tips to ease the anxiety. Thanks!!
I´m watching this and I can´t help thinking of the importance of the presence of a man to teach manly ways to a younger one. I grew up without a father and only when you´re grown you start realizing how it takes its toll on you.
I had a father but he was preoccupied most of my young life. I'm thankful for the time I did have with him, but I even I can understand that the lack of a father figure definitely takes a toll. Hope you're good bro.
Bro this is actually a amazing video cause not only is he teaching his nephew but he’s teaching us at the same speed from the same start he is. And being safe about everything! Thanks for the great video
I'm 54 years old and contemplating getting a "small" motorcycle to learn and start riding. I've driven manual transmission cars my whole life. I'm kind of nervous, but your video is easing my mind some. Great teaching, Sir. Thank you!
Take a MSF, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, course. It offers introductory, one day, classes to see if motorcycle riding is for. If it is, they offer a licensing course were you can get your license over a weekend. It's quite an easy process and affordable.✌🏽
The look on your nephew’s face when you praised him is priceless! A look of pure joy and excitement! Guess it’s time for me to find a used dirt bike to start teaching my 3 grandsons and 1 granddaughter how to ride! Love your patience and teaching methods!
Thank you so much!!! I’m sending this to my husband so he knows how to help me learn! This is exactly the way I want to learn. The repetition and explaining what the clutch actually does is soooo helpful. It’s hard to learn when I don’t understand what the actual function is, so I especially loved how you broke it all down and explained it. I can’t wait to actually ride my own bike instead of being a passenger all of the time!
1st of all, u are a awesome uncle, im a beginner myself at 52, when he started riding i just jumped up like he was my kid, we need more black men like you to help the youth to do stuff like this.....keep up the good work, and im learning from u also.
I started training at 50 and yet to get on the road proper at 52😊 I was to go riding today but my experienced rider was a "no show". Tomorrow I get on public road for more practice.
I loved it. The little guy will remember this forever. Another generation of motorcyclists. Way to go, and May GOD be with the young guy every step of the way. Another great video Tall.
He sure will just think if everybody in the world do this or something for one kid young man or young woman JUST IMAGINE WHAT THIS WORLD COULD OR WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE! I guarantee things and people possibly this world could be a better place with better people Ty Riding Tall You actually made me want to be a better person and hopefully help one kid or adult LOVE YOU BROTHA
Nephew did great on day one! Your patient and calm demeanor is the way to teach. If you stay calm he stays calm. This was a joy to watch and I am anxious to see his next lesson
This is fantastic. Great teaching. Patience. Focusing on safety, build skills and maintaining confidence. Your nephew will ALWAYS remember you teaching him to ride.
I have been riding for a few years now and and I still release the clutch too quickly. Your calm and patient demeanor helped you nephew learn and eased any anxiety. Loved watched this.
I have the same 125 cc but the color red I bought it for the same reason as you…to teach my son and now I have taught 3 other people the joys of riding. The Kawasaki 125 is the perfect platform for beginners.
He'll be glidin' by next week 😂 Seriously, patience is the key and not too much info overload. I think you've got him covered on both accounts. It's awesome to witness the beginning of someone's journey.
So happy to see this video even a year later, I just bought myself my first motorcycle a Kawasaki maurader 800. all of the other beginners videos are on sport bikes. this is the first one that looks like my bike it makes perfect sense.
You are a Great Teacher. I'm about to teach my son how to ride and you gave great pointers. I'm going to have him watch this video before I take him out to a parking lot. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Brings back great memories of me teaching both of my sons how to ride when they were about your nephew's age. Now they both are glidin' with me and making memories. Good on you uncle Tall! He will remember who taught him forever. He did great.
I learned when I was about 12 or 13 how to ride a dirt bike. Took me way longer to figure out the clutch than it did this kid. You're a great teacher, and patient. Good job and God bless.
What helped me learn to ride was having an understanding of how a clutch works. Picturing 2 pie pans facing each other with shafts at their centers 1 attached to engine other to drive shaft. Illustrate how pulling clutch lever disconnects the pie plates. Releasing lever reconnects . Or just watch a video on clutch operation.
How cool to be learning to ride at that age. The 13 yo learned fairly quickly. You're a great teacher! I am taking a motorcycle safety class in 20 days. Hope my instructor is as patient as you.
I remember 20yrs ago my uncle took me to a parking lot similar to this and taught me how to ride a 750 honda. I've been rolling ever since. Love this video. Can't wait to teach my son/nephews how to ride
Teaching him how to basically drive it one day is very impressive. You are a very good teacher. Your family members have a great motorcycle trainer! Thanks for the video sir.
I have always loved motorcycles and always wanted to learn how to ride one but the day I tried to ride a Yamaha 125 trail I released that clutch so fast and throttle up too much that the bike did a wheelie and was pulling me over an embankment that was my last day of training and my enthusiasm for learning to ride a motorcycle that was in my early 20's, now I am about to hit 60's the urge has returned, and watching your video I have learned so much more than before, thank you for the lesson and I love that motorcycle.
I learned on my own on a heavier 1982 400cc YAMAHA Maxim. Self taught on our Niagara farm. My mother almost had a breakdown when I gave it too much gas and went into the ditch, but right out, without wiping out. A lesson learned. But I wish I had a good uncle. Lol
Bro this tutorial is so good. I'm 34 and have always been terrified of the idea of riding after crashing a moped and a dirt bike as a kid and now I'm actually considering it. No one ever explained it to me this well
What's difficult in driving manual motorcycle is when you are driving slowly and estsblishing your control. You really did a good job man, it's not just your nephew you taught but also us beginners.
Glad you did this. Going to show my son. He is 15 and has been wanting to start riding with my buddies and me when he gets his license..going to make him take the class which I already did and probably will do with him always nice for a refresher.
Tall you are a excellent teacher. Felt like I was back in the Marines getting a period of instructions. Good job! Took some pointers for my wife who is learning to ride.
Thank you for this! I rode for my first time alone today. It didn't go well lol I needed this video. I'm struggling with the clutch n syncing gas n clutch n clutch n break lol I stalled it panicked n literally fell over! Lol thanks again! I'll be back for tomorrows lesson
Great my dad taught me how to ride his 125 69 Honda in 1973 when I was 10 and I still ride and I’ll never forget the day my father taught me how to ride a motorcycle
Thank you for this video. I found and watch your content about 6 months ago.I am teaching my middle daughter to ride. My oldest daughter and i ride a lot . The middle daughter wanted to by a ninja 400 and thank god i was there to taslk her out of it.sheended up with a 125 Kawasaki. She can almost flat foot it.being 5 foot i am going to have to modify anything (in sports or cafe bike) bigger so she can flat foot it, this video will be helpful to many new riders, i have a platform jack that o use to tune the indians that has a cutout for the rear wheel so she can practice the clutch / shifter combo. Good thing8s she has a 4 wheeler that has a clutch and shifter. i hope she will end up with a cruiser like here sisters scout bobber.
Good job young man! When my wife first started to ride, I put an old Sena I had laying around in her helmet. Running after her got old real quick. May be a good investment to get a lower level one just for teaching.
Wow. What an excellent trainer. Dude you did superb teaching lil man how to ride. My dad passed away and he was in the middle of teaching me and im glad i stumbled across ur video cause you taught me some things. Thank you.
OMG.. Thank you so much for this video!! I actually learned how to ride a motorcycle. I took a motorcycle class and dropped out because I couldn't get the mechanics. I'm retaking my class in a few weeks. This video helped me understand what I was doing wrong. I sincerely appreciate you and your nephew!!!
Tall... If you teach them the friction zone using the "Heel to toe" method (using the clutch to rock yourself from your heel to your toe, then pushing yourself back to your heels). After they become proficient in this exercise, the next would be duck walking using the friction zone and using the front brake to stop multiple times throughout your test area. After that, next exercise would be bringing feet to pegs after the duck walk. Doing this progression, I feel it will help them get used to the clutch a lot easier, and you can emphasize using the brakes in a smoother fashion. I love your vids... keep 'em comin'. I hope you keep glidin' and have a blessed day!
Can I just say, that lil’ dude has balls of steel?! I was a grown man, well past 18, before sat on my first bike. And, he makes me look like a neurotic basket case.
This is what we more of in our community this was the BEST instructional beginners video I have yet to come across hats off to you!🎩 Something like beginning riding the SMALL DETAILS are most IMPORTANT! & going SLOW at first! GOOD JOB BRO!!!!💪🏾👍🏾🙏🏾 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!👍🏾🙂
I enjoyed the video a lot, you're an example of perfect instructor. I'd definitely have much more enthusiasm to learn if my instructor was this clear, patient and attentive. Now I'm scared to touch a bike 🥲
This is probably one of my favorite videos done by you. Brings back fond memories of excitement of first learning. Unfortunately i had to learn on my own. I started on a 1981 or 82 Kawasaki GPZ. I got hooked on moyorcycles when my oldest sister's boyfriend gave me a ride on the back of his beautiful purple Kawasaki. One thing i would tell any new motorcycle rider or anyone contemplating learning is... do not let other people's fear become yours! Riding is not rocket science, anyone can learn. You had a beautiful December day, clear skies and plenty of sun. He did great, good student. By the way that is a beautiful bike! Love that it has a windshield. Keep up the great work Tall!
Great video bro, I am a 42 year old man and just bought my first motorcycle. It’s a Harley. I couldn’t really start on anything less or someone else’s bike so I just bought this one. It is night train. Sportsters are too small I believe for me. But even as a grown man, I think, watching you explain it to a kid was best. Because he would probably have to explain it to me like a child too lol. I appreciate it and it was helpful. Great job and thanks. 😊
So glad to see this .. One day if I have a kid I’d hope he or she would have an interest in riding ..- and if so.. Building a memory like this would be all a guy could ask for
Glad to see this. When I learned I had buy my own bike. And learn to ride it by myself. Lol lot of on my butt time. I am sure many of us learned that way.
He the type bike instructor that grinds my gears cause if u do anything wrong after he done wit u it all your fault🤣...can't blame him for nothing 🤷🏾♂️😂🤣...frfr thanks my guy ..bout my son a pocket bike so we can ride n this showed him perfectly 💪🏾💯💪🏾💯
Nice video! For someone who never used a clutch before, I think it's a good idea to crank up the idle enough to take off without stalling. That way they can get used to how the clutch works before cracking the throttle.
I agree. You should be proud of nephew. He did a good job. But you SHOULD be proud of yourself! You did a GREAT job of teaching! You should open your own motorcycle school for young people. Great video!
Bro iv watched 3 videos of other ppl being too high-tech on the teaching n iv watched your video n i must say iiiiiiiiiii actually understand u very well with the CLUTCH PART.....im buying a bake soon BASHAN WARRIOR 200cc n have no idea yet on riding...but ill get someone to teach me eventually but your video makes it ez to get started.....thanks bro bless
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He did better than most adults do when they're beginning to learn.
I also have to give props to his instructor, because I've met motorcycle instructors who don't break it down how well as he did.
I think kids learn faster because they have no fear. Not sure.
@@JohnnieVIt all depends on what kids you’re teaching to. Not all kids get used to it this quickly or get that confident. I would say kids definitely can learn faster than most adults.
@@JohnnieV Brain plasticity
100% agree. I paid $400 bucks to the motorcycle class and the coach skipped half of the information in this video in his class still blamed us not riding motorcycle like a professional. LOL
I can't believe Jiraiya wants to ride... how cool is that. lol
I swear on anything, this 22 minute video taught me to ride my bike. Appreciate it man. 🙏🏼
@coltonwest1689bmx
Not only you dude ❤
This was 🔥!!!
A motor bike@Everydayytber
Yeah I can say the same 2🔛📍
Can we appreciate how good of a uncle he is
Wish he was my dad
Well done!!!! So lucky to start ridin so young!! One tip, always say a prayer before you ride!! Take God with you!!
That's right, I always do. Thanks for watching.
Much love sir wish my uncle taught this too 😅❤
There is nothing more POWERFUL than a FATHER…. 🔥
Or an Uncle :)
Never had either, thank God for youtube lol
Love it. As a seasoned rider, I was very impressed and learned there is no shortcuts, master the basics. Look forward to nephew’s second practice session!!
Thank you, thats true its important to master the basics. Thanks for watching.
Bro, I’m 42 and just bought a V Star 1300, and I have never driven a motorcycle. This video is giving a ton of practical tips to ease the anxiety. Thanks!!
That's a heavy bike... How did you do???
Any update?
I bought a 2020 busa and have no clue how
I just bought a vstrom 1000 for my first bike too, currently learning how to ride as well😅
@@HtxSTRONGWAY20 RIP
Brings back a lot of memories. He’ll do just fine.
He really enjoyed it. The bike was a perfect size for him.
@@TravelingTall what's the name of the bike
@@skyfishman9288kawasaki 125cc I think he said
Kawasaki eliminator 125@@skyfishman9288
It took me six months to master riding my scooter, but this kid, he is fast learner and amazing.
You've been through things. You remember how much it hurts to fall down go boom.
I´m watching this and I can´t help thinking of the importance of the presence of a man to teach manly ways to a younger one. I grew up without a father and only when you´re grown you start realizing how it takes its toll on you.
I had a father but he was preoccupied most of my young life. I'm thankful for the time I did have with him, but I even I can understand that the lack of a father figure definitely takes a toll. Hope you're good bro.
Bro this is actually a amazing video cause not only is he teaching his nephew but he’s teaching us at the same speed from the same start he is. And being safe about everything!
Thanks for the great video
I'm 54 years old and contemplating getting a "small" motorcycle to learn and start riding. I've driven manual transmission cars my whole life. I'm kind of nervous, but your video is easing my mind some. Great teaching, Sir. Thank you!
It is a scary thought but how to conquer is get to it. Am in my fifties and also drove a manual car😊
There is nothing to be scared of. Just make sure and get some classes from a competent instructor or riding school. Ride safe!!
Take a MSF, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, course. It offers introductory, one day, classes to see if motorcycle riding is for. If it is, they offer a licensing course were you can get your license over a weekend. It's quite an easy process and affordable.✌🏽
I'm 47 and just bought my first motorcycle. Life is never too old to explore new things.
clutch needs adjustment for him bc it catches very far out for his finger tips. maybe have it catch closer to the handgrip?
The look on your nephew’s face when you praised him is priceless! A look of pure joy and excitement! Guess it’s time for me to find a used dirt bike to start teaching my 3 grandsons and 1 granddaughter how to ride! Love your patience and teaching methods!
Thank you so much!!! I’m sending this to my husband so he knows how to help me learn! This is exactly the way I want to learn. The repetition and explaining what the clutch actually does is soooo helpful. It’s hard to learn when I don’t understand what the actual function is, so I especially loved how you broke it all down and explained it. I can’t wait to actually ride my own bike instead of being a passenger all of the time!
I am 48 years old and just bought myself a 1985 Honda Rebel 250cc to learn on. This video is much needed. Thank you! You both did an amazing job!
That young boy will remember this for the rest of his life God/Bless
Garry, Raleigh NC
1st of all, u are a awesome uncle, im a beginner myself at 52, when he started riding i just jumped up like he was my kid, we need more black men like you to help the youth to do stuff like this.....keep up the good work, and im learning from u also.
I started training at 50 and yet to get on the road proper at 52😊 I was to go riding today but my experienced rider was a "no show". Tomorrow I get on public road for more practice.
We need more men, in general, acting like men.✌🏽
I loved it. The little guy will remember this forever. Another generation of motorcyclists. Way to go, and May GOD be with the young guy every step of the way.
Another great video Tall.
Thanks Thomas, thanks for watching and commenting
He sure will just think if everybody in the world do this or something for one kid young man or young woman JUST IMAGINE WHAT THIS WORLD COULD OR WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE! I guarantee things and people possibly this world could be a better place with better people
Ty Riding Tall
You actually made me want to be a better person and hopefully help one kid or adult
LOVE YOU BROTHA
I taught my nephew when he was 12. Gave him my first bike last year for his 18 birthday
Nephew did great on day one! Your patient and calm demeanor is the way to teach. If you stay calm he stays calm. This was a joy to watch and I am anxious to see his next lesson
What a cool uncle u r, I'm proud of u both. I'm 55 n bout to do my CBT here in UK this has helped me!! ❤💛💚
Little dude is blessed to have such a great father.
That's his uncle bro
He did great, put gloves on tho. I learned on a cr80 in 1988 at the age of 19.
That's true, I didn't have any his size. I'm going to have to get some for him. Thanks for watching.
This is fantastic. Great teaching. Patience. Focusing on safety, build skills and maintaining confidence. Your nephew will ALWAYS remember you teaching him to ride.
I have been riding for a few years now and and I still release the clutch too quickly.
Your calm and patient demeanor helped you nephew learn and eased any anxiety. Loved watched this.
I have the same 125 cc but the color red I bought it for the same reason as you…to teach my son and now I have taught 3 other people the joys of riding. The Kawasaki 125 is the perfect platform for beginners.
I’m staring my training soon, I am getting a 125. What bike is this?
Good evening first of all you’re the greatest uncle in the world you’re nephew will always carry those beautiful memories 🫡🫡🫡
He'll be glidin' by next week 😂 Seriously, patience is the key and not too much info overload. I think you've got him covered on both accounts. It's awesome to witness the beginning of someone's journey.
Watched this series yesterday. Picked up my bike this morning and rode it 200 miles home. Thanks guys!
So happy to see this video even a year later, I just bought myself my first motorcycle a Kawasaki maurader 800. all of the other beginners videos are on sport bikes. this is the first one that looks like my bike it makes perfect sense.
You are a Great Teacher. I'm about to teach my son how to ride and you gave great pointers. I'm going to have him watch this video before I take him out to a parking lot. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Definitely a great, clear and patient instructor.
The young lad is quite calm, confident and has a positve attitude. Confratulations.
I love watching older guys pass their knowledge on to young guys. Gives me hope so thank you
I wish I had someone to teach me at 13. I´ve just learned to ride a motorcycle at 31 and the feeling is great!!! It feels like a breakthrough !
Ill start at 32 soon! Best of luck
This is wholesome brother just made a core memory with that young man.
Brings back great memories of me teaching both of my sons how to ride when they were about your nephew's age. Now they both are glidin' with me and making memories. Good on you uncle Tall! He will remember who taught him forever. He did great.
What a bright young man and with an uncle like Tall may his future be unlimited.
Bravo!
Thank you so much. I'm in my 40s and have been thinking about taking the riding course. As a beginner, this has been so simple and helpful.
I learned when I was about 12 or 13 how to ride a dirt bike. Took me way longer to figure out the clutch than it did this kid. You're a great teacher, and patient. Good job and God bless.
What helped me learn to ride was having an understanding of how a clutch works. Picturing 2 pie pans facing each other with shafts at their centers 1 attached to engine other to drive shaft. Illustrate how pulling clutch lever disconnects the pie plates. Releasing lever reconnects .
Or just watch a video on clutch operation.
How cool to be learning to ride at that age. The 13 yo learned fairly quickly. You're a great teacher! I am taking a motorcycle safety class in 20 days. Hope my instructor is as patient as you.
I remember 20yrs ago my uncle took me to a parking lot similar to this and taught me how to ride a 750 honda. I've been rolling ever since. Love this video. Can't wait to teach my son/nephews how to ride
Teaching him how to basically drive it one day is very impressive. You are a very good teacher. Your family members have a great motorcycle trainer! Thanks for the video sir.
Little man is pure heart! ❤️🤲🏽
I have always loved motorcycles and always wanted to learn how to ride one but the day I tried to ride a Yamaha 125 trail I released that clutch so fast and throttle up too much that the bike did a wheelie and was pulling me over an embankment that was my last day of training and my enthusiasm for learning to ride a motorcycle that was in my early 20's, now I am about to hit 60's the urge has returned, and watching your video I have learned so much more than before, thank you for the lesson and I love that motorcycle.
If everyone had a father figure like that man, the world would be a better place
This is great. Hope he keeps at it. Riding is amazing and sharing that knowledge with others is even better.
"Slow down, slow down" as you run faster; you are a good dude and a fantastic Uncle...
I'm about to be 30 and hoping to take a lesson on riding soon.
This is great content.
I learned on my own on a heavier 1982 400cc YAMAHA Maxim. Self taught on our Niagara farm. My mother almost had a breakdown when I gave it too much gas and went into the ditch, but right out, without wiping out. A lesson learned. But I wish I had a good uncle. Lol
The fact that you are teaching your young sibling has given me so much confidence that I can do it ! Thank you 🙏
Being very serious at 27 and never had riding a bike and off the whim buying my first bike this video was awesome.
Bro this tutorial is so good. I'm 34 and have always been terrified of the idea of riding after crashing a moped and a dirt bike as a kid and now I'm actually considering it. No one ever explained it to me this well
Thanks for showing me bro👍... 2023.. What... Being safe is number one
What's difficult in driving manual motorcycle is when you are driving slowly and estsblishing your control. You really did a good job man, it's not just your nephew you taught but also us beginners.
Glad you did this. Going to show my son. He is 15 and has been wanting to start riding with my buddies and me when he gets his license..going to make him take the class which I already did and probably will do with him always nice for a refresher.
Been wanting a bike since I was in my 20’s I’m ahem, a little older now and decided now is the time! This just helped me so much!!!
I know this is a year old video but I'm happy to see another future rider. When you get your license please ride safe young man. Great job uncle.
Tall you are a excellent teacher. Felt like I was back in the Marines getting a period of instructions. Good job! Took some pointers for my wife who is learning to ride.
Thank you for this! I rode for my first time alone today. It didn't go well lol I needed this video. I'm struggling with the clutch n syncing gas n clutch n clutch n break lol I stalled it panicked n literally fell over! Lol thanks again! I'll be back for tomorrows lesson
I'm an uncle too, and I LOVE it, all of the fun, none of the commitment.
This kid was so patient and hes such a good listener
Great my dad taught me how to ride his 125 69 Honda in 1973 when I was 10 and I still ride and I’ll never forget the day my father taught me how to ride a motorcycle
Thank you for this video. I found and watch your content about 6 months ago.I am teaching my middle daughter to ride. My oldest daughter and i ride a lot . The middle daughter wanted to by a ninja 400 and thank god i was there to taslk her out of it.sheended up with a 125 Kawasaki. She can almost flat foot it.being 5 foot i am going to have to modify anything (in sports or cafe bike) bigger so she can flat foot it, this video will be helpful to many new riders, i have a platform jack that o use to tune the indians that has a cutout for the rear wheel so she can practice the clutch / shifter combo. Good thing8s she has a 4 wheeler that has a clutch and shifter. i hope she will end up with a cruiser like here sisters scout bobber.
I hope this generational blessing and knowledge is passed down many of years to come
Brings back memories my first bike was a 75 Suzuki dirt bike. Long time ago
I learned to change gears on my friends old Suzuki dirt bike. Thanks for watching.
Good job young man! When my wife first started to ride, I put an old Sena I had laying around in her helmet. Running after her got old real quick. May be a good investment to get a lower level one just for teaching.
I need to do that cause running around the parking lot is killing me 😫 Thanks for watching.
Wow. What an excellent trainer. Dude you did superb teaching lil man how to ride. My dad passed away and he was in the middle of teaching me and im glad i stumbled across ur video cause you taught me some things. Thank you.
Thank you so much for showing step by step slowly on how to work the clutch and brakes. Now I'm ready
OMG.. Thank you so much for this video!! I actually learned how to ride a motorcycle. I took a motorcycle class and dropped out because I couldn't get the mechanics. I'm retaking my class in a few weeks. This video helped me understand what I was doing wrong. I sincerely appreciate you and your nephew!!!
Tall... If you teach them the friction zone using the "Heel to toe" method (using the clutch to rock yourself from your heel to your toe, then pushing yourself back to your heels). After they become proficient in this exercise, the next would be duck walking using the friction zone and using the front brake to stop multiple times throughout your test area. After that, next exercise would be bringing feet to pegs after the duck walk. Doing this progression, I feel it will help them get used to the clutch a lot easier, and you can emphasize using the brakes in a smoother fashion. I love your vids... keep 'em comin'. I hope you keep glidin' and have a blessed day!
Couldn't help but smile watching this. That kid has a best uncle ever. 😎
Can I just say, that lil’ dude has balls of steel?! I was a grown man, well past 18, before sat on my first bike. And, he makes me look like a neurotic basket case.
I’m 24 about to buy my first bike. This kid is definitely more brave than I am. I haven’t sat in the seat yet and I’m sweating lol
I'm proud of both of you teaching him very good I ride a 2014 Harley Street Glide Special
This is what we more of in our community this was the BEST instructional beginners video I have yet to come across hats off to you!🎩 Something like beginning riding the SMALL DETAILS are most IMPORTANT! & going SLOW at first! GOOD JOB BRO!!!!💪🏾👍🏾🙏🏾 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!👍🏾🙂
Great video brother and what attention to detail. This is better than most adult-on adult training you see. Definitely earned a subscription brother
I enjoyed the video a lot, you're an example of perfect instructor. I'd definitely have much more enthusiasm to learn if my instructor was this clear, patient and attentive. Now I'm scared to touch a bike 🥲
Good work TT. You are an excellent teacher and have a very capable young nephew. He will remember this day forever.
This a good father teaching his son nice fun things,we need more of this 🙏
This is probably one of my favorite videos done by you. Brings back fond memories of excitement of first learning. Unfortunately i had to learn on my own. I started on a 1981 or 82 Kawasaki GPZ. I got hooked on moyorcycles when my oldest sister's boyfriend gave me a ride on the back of his beautiful purple Kawasaki. One thing i would tell any new motorcycle rider or anyone contemplating learning is... do not let other people's fear become yours! Riding is not rocket science, anyone can learn.
You had a beautiful December day, clear skies and plenty of sun.
He did great, good student.
By the way that is a beautiful bike! Love that it has a windshield.
Keep up the great work Tall!
You are a good teacher! I watched this video in order to learn how to explain motorcycle operarions in English. Thank you.
Yawesome explaing , im 40 and never rode a motorcycle and this was the best tutorial o ever watched.
What an amazing uncle! And truly a great video! It taught me how to ride my first bike! Thank you so much, sir!!! May God bless you!!
Been riding for 9 months and enjoyed this video
Great teacher and great role model/ Uncle for this young man to succeed and achieve anything he puts he mind to. Much love and respect.
He is going to have these lessons as core memories from his childhood…..great instruction btw.
Great video bro, I am a 42 year old man and just bought my first motorcycle. It’s a Harley. I couldn’t really start on anything less or someone else’s bike so I just bought this one. It is night train. Sportsters are too small I believe for me. But even as a grown man, I think, watching you explain it to a kid was best. Because he would probably have to explain it to me like a child too lol. I appreciate it and it was helpful. Great job and thanks. 😊
Just plain goodness. Way better than a video game. Way to go uncle!!
I got so happy when he started riding! Great job 👏 this is exactly how I’m gonna teach my granddaughter.
So glad to see this ..
One day if I have a kid I’d hope he or she would have an interest in riding ..- and if so..
Building a memory like this would be all a guy could ask for
Thanks for watching.
Am new learner yesterday I was able to ride courtesy of your class
Great video, great to see Uncle teaching the next generation. ✌❤🙏
Thanks for watching.
I was bout to say, you part giant give the lil man some shade pops
this is a perfect video I'm 14 years old and I have learnt how to ride a motorbike
Glad to see this. When I learned I had buy my own bike. And learn to ride it by myself. Lol lot of on my butt time. I am sure many of us learned that way.
He the type bike instructor that grinds my gears cause if u do anything wrong after he done wit u it all your fault🤣...can't blame him for nothing 🤷🏾♂️😂🤣...frfr thanks my guy ..bout my son a pocket bike so we can ride n this showed him perfectly 💪🏾💯💪🏾💯
Nice video! For someone who never used a clutch before, I think it's a good idea to crank up the idle enough to take off without stalling. That way they can get used to how the clutch works before cracking the throttle.
I agree. You should be proud of nephew. He did a good job. But you SHOULD be proud of yourself! You did a GREAT job of teaching! You should open your own motorcycle school for young people. Great video!
Bro iv watched 3 videos of other ppl being too high-tech on the teaching n iv watched your video n i must say iiiiiiiiiii actually understand u very well with the CLUTCH PART.....im buying a bake soon BASHAN WARRIOR 200cc n have no idea yet on riding...but ill get someone to teach me eventually but your video makes it ez to get started.....thanks bro bless