For loading into a truck, some might feel more comfortable walking along side the bike while gently driving it up the ramp. Of course pull in the clutch and use the front brake to stop or keep it from rolling back. If you only have one narrow ramp, you can use a step stool, chair, cooler etc. to step onto. Once you drive the bike halfway up the ramp while walking next to it, step up onto the step, then take it the rest of the way stepping into the truck. 👍 👨👩👧 ❤
Most riders never load their bikes in trucks. But if you need to, this is great. I have owned a trailer with a ramp since I was 15 years old, still have it at almost 50!
Loading my dyna the other week into my Silverado was sketchy. First time doing it on similar ramps to yours. I ended up just walking it up next to it, slipping the clutch to get it up safely. My dyna is lifted so I already tip toe it, riding it up I wouldn't have reached the side ramps and I didn't like that.
See a beginner try all these skills! th-cam.com/users/jackiesmotogarage
Your neighbors are very happy =)
Awesome video thanks!!
Been riding my grom for 4 days i think I’m ready for a h2r now lemme know your suggestion
I say you buy a turbo hayabusa, something more beginner friendly with its puny 350hp
This is kinda funny because my dad bought a zx10r as his first bike, and only dropped a bike once wich wasnt even the zx10r but a 650 suzuki
For loading into a truck, some might feel more comfortable walking along side the bike while gently driving it up the ramp. Of course pull in the clutch and use the front brake to stop or keep it from rolling back. If you only have one narrow ramp, you can use a step stool, chair, cooler etc. to step onto. Once you drive the bike halfway up the ramp while walking next to it, step up onto the step, then take it the rest of the way stepping into the truck. 👍
👨👩👧 ❤
may i ask what handlebars would you recommend?
I just noticed you took the “woah!” Out of when you did the flip off the roof lol
thanks man love from philippines. news subscriber here. keep it up ♥♥♥
Me one week into my Grom watching this😂
Most riders never load their bikes in trucks. But if you need to, this is great. I have owned a trailer with a ramp since I was 15 years old, still have it at almost 50!
Good video. Easy tricks anyone can do.
Hi Jon what's your take on the Kawasaki ZX-10R ABS 2020.
I've yet to ride one, but I imagine it would be a complete monster! And lots of fun! Lol.
Thanks for the cool. Video Jon
Thank you!
Very helpful :)
Loading my dyna the other week into my Silverado was sketchy. First time doing it on similar ramps to yours. I ended up just walking it up next to it, slipping the clutch to get it up safely. My dyna is lifted so I already tip toe it, riding it up I wouldn't have reached the side ramps and I didn't like that.
I see that Ruthless Supply shirt
Thinks for the cool video Jhon
hey man, your little groms face is askew, what took place?
What jars are these?
What pro tapers are on your grom @jons moto
They were on the bike when I purchased it and I have no idea on the specifics. Sorry, my dude!
You need to hold your clutch with one or two fingers
6:17 superb social distancing
Hahaha!
🤠👍
Easiest way to load a bike into the back of a truck:
Get a trailer. 👍
Thats pointless
How boring John I like the videos where the guy launches in the back of the truck and blows out the rear window. Lol
I have to admit I have watched those kind of vids and LMAO. But I wouldn't want to see Jon do that to his truck.
@@EasyRiderGreg yeah I was just kidding bro, and Jon is to skilled to do that.
@@davidpeterson943 I know. We're all comedians here on TH-cam.
Hahaha! I like em more too! As long as I'm not the one crashing!
Pssh....this is weak. All new riders should pass the MSF and load a turbo bussa!
Jk - never ever ever ever do that, be smart and stay safe!