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I've noticed a new ability to shorten the radius of my U-turns on the fly. I wouldn't recommend doing it with traffic behind you because the cages rightly expect a fluid turn...not slowing down, leaning more, and then choosing the inside lane over the middle or outside lane. It's cool to do it and get the, "How did you do that?" look from my riding buddies. Robert, over the three years of riding with my buddies, they are starting to verbalize my return on investment. My skill level leaped after attending your course last year, my second year of riding. It's liberating to take the Pigtail Bridge at Sturgis, fully loaded at 5 mph and max lean, or Lombard Street, San Fransisco, with the weekend crowd but no foot down. I wish the Harley community was more safety-conscious. Even new riders get caught up in the mystique, not seeing the world of possibilities that are only revealed through training. It is disappointing and scary to witness some of the situations we get into because of a lack of knowledge. OBTW, miss you brother. SKWID ET1(SS/SW/MTS) US Navy, Ret. Killmonger: 2020 Fat Boy, Stage II by Blockhead SilverBAK: 2021 Road Glide, Stage IV by The Rider's Shipmate
Hey Rob I think you should try incorporating a footless stop into your training days. Feels like it kinda goes hand-in-hand with exercises 1-3, and could slot in as like exercise 3.5? I find them pretty useful out and about! And avoids an opportunity to drop the bike lol
This is a masterpiece 👏🏽. Let me get out and go practice. Thank you sir 🫶🏾🫡
@@CRoc3069 Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure.
@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I'm working on dates now so I can come for some lessons..Yaaasss!!😁
Bumper to bumper stop and go traffic? You’ll be very happy you practiced this!!
You ain't never lied!
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I've learned more from this channel than any other motorcycle channel.
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Excellent information. I love this portion of riding. Going fast is fun, but doing this turns heads. Haha❤
You and me both!
I can't wait to practice with u
Great channel, very helpful
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Great tip. Thanks. Ready to ride with you in Pooler.
Thanks! Let’s do it. 👍🏾
I practice coming to a complete stop without putting my foot down at every stop sign. Friction zone and rear brake. Fun.
Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my TH-cam channel!👍🏾😊 th-cam.com/users/BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile!
I've noticed a new ability to shorten the radius of my U-turns on the fly. I wouldn't recommend doing it with traffic behind you because the cages rightly expect a fluid turn...not slowing down, leaning more, and then choosing the inside lane over the middle or outside lane. It's cool to do it and get the, "How did you do that?" look from my riding buddies. Robert, over the three years of riding with my buddies, they are starting to verbalize my return on investment. My skill level leaped after attending your course last year, my second year of riding. It's liberating to take the Pigtail Bridge at Sturgis, fully loaded at 5 mph and max lean, or Lombard Street, San Fransisco, with the weekend crowd but no foot down.
I wish the Harley community was more safety-conscious. Even new riders get caught up in the mystique, not seeing the world of possibilities that are only revealed through training. It is disappointing and scary to witness some of the situations we get into because of a lack of knowledge.
OBTW, miss you brother.
SKWID
ET1(SS/SW/MTS) US Navy, Ret.
Killmonger: 2020 Fat Boy, Stage II by Blockhead
SilverBAK: 2021 Road Glide, Stage IV by The Rider's Shipmate
I love it brother and I agree 100%!
Miss you too. 👍🏾
Hey Rob I think you should try incorporating a footless stop into your training days. Feels like it kinda goes hand-in-hand with exercises 1-3, and could slot in as like exercise 3.5? I find them pretty useful out and about! And avoids an opportunity to drop the bike lol
A footless stop?
Basis for all slow speed
How would you do this on an automatic scooter?