Can these motorcycle vloggers actually ride?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video, I put 5 motorcycle vloggers through the Ride Like a Pro course and put them through a competition toward the end of the video.
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the following youtubers attended the class
Mike (camera guy) and Megan, Megs motorcycle journey
Andy from Mcc Just Motos
Caroline from Doodle on a motorcycle
Joe from Joe Goe motorcycle adventures - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Ooooh the shade on poor innocent ShadeTree!!
Thanks for having us out, Motorman!
Agreed @shadetree was an innocent bystander. Lol. At least everyone talking trash on me is doing that because I put myself out there.
@@megsmotorcyclejourney Who's talking trash on you? Give me the name of that person and send him to my office!
@@motorman857you’re the best Jerry! 😊
I was rooting for you!
I watched Doodle years ago when she first started riding. She fell down a few times and dumped her bike in the gravel once or twice. I thought, "She needs to go to Jerry's class and buy the DVDs that he has." I am amazed at how well she is now riding a motorcycle especially the large Electra Glide. She has really progressed in her riding technique. I am impressed!! Thanks for giving your life's time, Jerry, to help people be better in riding a motorcycle. Doodle congrats!!!
Doodle is now the boss of her motorcycle.
@@MeettheotherBrowns I see that. She has come a long way and is as good as any rider out there and in fact, she is better than 90% of the big bike riders...
Great video Jerry. I watch all of their channels. You are the man.
Yeah, she can actually ride a little now...
$500 , 30 year old motorcycle comment had me 😂.
I had a major stroke 7 years ago! Survived better than most, only lost my ability to balance!!! 😡😡😡😡 thought my ridding days were over! Then I discovered the Can Am Spyder reverse trike!!! I’m back in the wind!!!! Thank you Lord! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I use to ride my Valkyrie in V-8’S and tight circles in the street while my wife got ready to ride.
If you had set up a Bar on each end of the course, Shade tree might have come.
Shade is a scumbag
😂😂😂
This should be a regular series bringing in You Tubers,dealer personal,and magazine personalities.
Then start a challenge for entertainers who ride.
A bunch of youtubers were contacted. These are the only ones who showed up.
Agree! This would be a really cool series, and way to introduce audiences to new rider personalities.
@motorman857 I would love to take your class ima bout to take a class in hutch ks
Thanks for doing this session with the content creators. Special congrats to Doodle for showing how training pays off!!!
Jerry this was a blast to attend & great to meet/see this motley crew. 😂 I will say, I was hoping my Electic Livewire 1 would have been the ringer! No clutch, and top heavy said otherwise. But, keep in mind I’m the only one who has never taken any advanced class!
Yes, I'm aware you've never taken any classes.🤣🤣
Ooouch!!!! Haha wait let’s bring Shadetree back up 😂
Shadetree probly worried there was a urinalysis. 😂
😂😂😂😂 💯
True
Gross dirtball.
He no trust police. ;-)
What a great idea to do this video. I have been watching you Jerry off and on for a while and I love what you are doing. I have to put a plug in for Doodle I have been watching her from the beginning and I have to complement her on all that she has been doing with her channel. If I was not on the total opposite side of the country I would come get a lesson from you. Between all of you You Tube instructors I am going to make more of an effort to practice. I am almost 73 with about 25 years of riding under my belt but I know that I need to practice even more because of my age. I am not as quick or as strong as I used to be but I want to keep riding as long as I can.
Thank you SO MUCH, Mr. Palladino, for having assembled this excellent "Legion of MotoHeroes" team for this extended exercise. It hammers home how there is NO SUCH THING AS AN EXPERT, only professionals, and that we are ALL subject to further training in something as skill-dependent as riding a bike. Would love to see this sort of thing turned into a regular/semi-regular feature. Once again, all thanks.
It's very difficult to get people from all over the country to come to FL. for a class. Over a dozen youtubers were contacted for this class and only 5 showed up.
Awesome time! Thanks for hosting Jerry!
Hey Joe, congratulations! I knew the final results before you even started the competition 😊
Any time! You did a great job despite what Doodle said. 🤣
@@abtchoumbou Thanks Alain! You're too kind 😂Hope to see you around!
@@motorman857 I thought Doodle was going to beat me up! 😂
@@JoeGoeMotorcycleAdventures I had your back.
This was an awesome video. I've always wondered: "What happens if the weather does not conform to the class?" The class conforms to the weather. I cannot wait for the weather to break so I can return to practicing my skills and enjoying my bike.
You're the best, Motorman!
This is the best collaboration ever Jerry! I am a HUGE fan of Doogle & my husband and I did a moto-tour with Meg & Camera man last september! (New River Gorge) one of my goals as an aspiring moto-vlogger and Motorcycle enthusiast is to find my way to FL to hopefully train with you in the very near future! We're in Upstate NY and have 5 kids though - and that has a huge effect on travel plans. But I'm determined to train with you at some point! Awesome video. Love them all. 💜🤘
We have a Ride Like a Pro school in upstate N.Y. here's the link www.ridelikeaprony.com
@@motorman857 fantastic! I'll definitely be checking it out! Thank you!
Seeing the women handle those heavy bikes gives me hope that one day I will be able to handle a big bike. It’s inspiring to know that with proper technique and practice it might be possible so thanks for sharing this. I barely passed my driving test (a bit more challenging here in Sweden) on a F 750 GS. My first bike, an RS 660, is considerably lighter, which I would guess is masking my shortcomings to some extent, but I keep practicing slow speed maneuvers almost every time I go out. My goals are primarily related to track riding, but what could be more embarrassing than dropping your bike at slow speed in pit-lane?
I'm jealous, Jerry didn't take me out to lunch when I took his class. He did adjust my clutch though. 😁
That was one of the best videos I've seen!!! The only other thing you should have added to the course with this group would have been to pickup a fallen bike... Doodle would have won for sure..... ;-) Thanks Jerry!!!!!
I’ve been watching Doodle doing her training videos over the last year. Would have bet $2.00 on her to win the Intersection. JoeGo was hauling on a ‘new’ bike congrats to him.
This was great! I had no doubt Doodle would crush it. I know she's all about practice… which I need more of. Appreciate you.
I think this is your best class. They were all great sports, and they rode magnificently!!
We know that MotoJitsu kills it in Jerry's classes. In fact. Jerry had to create new tasks just for MotoJitsu to try because he was so good.
One thing I learned…. It’s channels like this that have helped me tremendously….. I, like many men, many people, have a lot of pride and think I can do anything and know everything about everything.
I was an expert rider, and didn’t need lesson, because though I was 58 when I bought my first Harley, had ridden a bit in my teens and early 20s and grew up around Harley-Davidsons and dirt bikes and 3 wheelers etc…and so I already knew how…lol…
Except that didn’t really translate when I got on a big Harley …. So..I swallowed my pride and practiced every day. I have a area around where I store my bike. There is an obstacle course that I imagine… 3 big parking lots and side roads that are mostly empty … 5% -10% of the spaces are full.. providing everything I need. I run it daily before I go anywhere..slow speed , u turns zig zagging around, riding tight , using mediums and painted lines . Now,,,, I’m a good rider I put on on nearly 20,000 miles on my lowrider st … I’m now going to get a road glide cvo st. Next week..
When I finally show up to one of your classes, I expect to be humbled! I bought your book, I practice with cones, and have 40 years of street experience….but…the great thing about motorcycling, is that there’s always more to learn, and professional coaching always makes a rider better.
Great to see these top riders continue to improve their skills!
What a great idea of Meg’s! Any adventure Meg and Mike participate in……..you know they will approach it with Vim and Vigor! I love watching Doodle throw your Electra Glide around like a child’s toy! She is truly an inspiration. Joe’s riding skills are outstanding! Congratulations! All riders did well and I will check out Andy’s channel. Thank you Motorman! 😊
Jerry I'd love to take YOUR class & be humbled but I live in the far frozen north; as in Michigan. So distance is a problem & 2; I've only been riding about 8 1/2 years. 3; I didn't buy my 1st motorcycle until I was 62 (the year I retired) so I am now 70 years old. I ride an old 1992 Sportster 883. Keep doing what you Jerry!
That was cool as Hell! Great video Jerry! BTW, I'm very impressed with how far Doodle has come since the very, very first class she took of yours. I think I'll re-subscribe to her channel.;
Jerry did you add a second to Mikes time for hitting that cone coming out of the turn at the far end. Hats off to everyone sticking it out in the rain. I’ve been riding going on 50 years and there’s no way I could do that course.
If he had knocked over the cone I would have added a second.
Even with the bad weather, it looks like everyone had a great time.
What a good time that must've been! Agree that two-wheelin' "vloggers" should be able to RIDE!!
Good watch. A subscriber to Doodle, Meg and Mike.
Great segment great fun to watch
You make these riding exercises a lot of fun, Motorman! I've wondered how rain affects RLAP sessions, and now I know. Thanks for posting.
Watch this link th-cam.com/video/Iyx9oedxOlo/w-d-xo.html
Midnight Rider was here,and approves this message... 😁
doodle's progress over these last few months is really impressive. should have had an exercise picking up the bikes, she would have smoked those guys
That's awesome!! Congrats Joe! Great job to all of the participants
Thanks Cue!
Man, I was rooting for Andy, but they all did very well, even in the heavy rain - good going!
Great video! Their skill and success with your course speaks volumes for your teaching abilities Jerry Palladino.
Respect from Texas. 👍⚡️✌️⚡️⚡️😁😄
Great to see some of my YTube heroes ride. Go Doodle!! My goal is to take some courses this year once I get my bike (should be soon). 🎉😊 And so glad to hear you’re in Florida!
Jerry, that was great! Good to see the techniques done in such adverse conditions and crazy rainfall.
It can even be done one handed in the rain as shown here th-cam.com/video/Iyx9oedxOlo/w-d-xo.html
That was awesome.❤❤❤ One of your best videos yet.
good fun w good people enjoying good lessons 😊
Great video, that was fun! We only missed one really important rider in the competition…. Jerry, you should have shown them all how it was done for time!!! 💪🏻 😁 Keep the videos coming Jerry!
My trailer only holds 2 bikes. My assistant, Steve did all the demoes for the riders on his bike.
Hi Jerry, Very good skills here in that crummy rain. Always good when the wheels don't slide out. Nice to see the TH-camr's show their stuff, especially the competition. I bet Doodle would crush Joe after if they both did a few times thru. LOL. Thanks Jerry That was great.
Great video Motorman! Great class! I’ve watched Doodle’s channel for a while now, she’s a great inspiration and takes away a lot of excuses for a lot of riders. She has shown you can learn to ride like a Pro! I will check out the other channels, I’m sure they’re awesome as well.
Want to get down and take your course one day.
Great video Jerry. I had a smile on my face for the whole thing.
I love this, training camaraderie, competition, Brother n Sisterhood! outstanding!
Great video. Thought Doodle had it thou. She has probably done more training than any of the others there. This was a great challenge Vid and I would like to see more. Thanks Jerry for all the lessons you have shown us too.
That livewire looks to be the ultimate bike night ride as its so quiet the "biker" can sneak back in at home without waking the neighborhood and old lady up.. and they can stand around and watch its underglow lightshow and talk about it for hours and hours...😮
Great point!! I actually touched on this topic lol!
Livewire S2 Del Mar - Night Ride | What to Know
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Great video. Shame shade tree wasn't there but love doodle.
I havant heard of the rest, so I'm off to check out the channels.
Well done all.
All these Riders are great. But look who they come to for Motorcycle Classes............ Jerry "Motorman" Palladino!! Jerry, you have saved more lives than you know, especially my own. Great Vid
As an official master of the paddle walk U-turn I could show these folks a thing or two! Seriously, they all did amazing.
Truer words were never spoken,i you tend to tell people how to ride,you should be able to ride,looked like a fun day regardless of the rain,and a great group of people to enjoy the experience together.
THIS SHOULD BE A YEARLY THING!!!
That's easy for you to say. Getting a bunch of people to come to Fl. from all over the country, ain't easy. Just ask Meg from Meg's motorcycle journey. She arranged this. Plenty of people will say ''sure I'd love to come to the class'' and then as the date of the class nears, they will come up with every excuse under the sun to not show up. (see Shade tree surgeon) He's been backing out of my class for 3 years now and he lives 40 minutes away.
I loved it, they all did very good I thought even though the weather was bad. Thanks for the video. It was a good idea !!
I recently bought a new Triumph Tiger 1200 after haven't been on a motorcycle in 30 years. My skills were mostly dirt riding as I used to race motocross and enduros. I'm 68 now and my street skills came back pretty good. I found an empty parking lot and practiced some of your courses. It's funny that after doing a few tight circles I get dizzy. I'm one of those that have to take Dramamine to be able to ride those circus rides that go round and round. I will continue to practice and love watching your videos.
Loved the video!! Thanks for sharing!!
This was a fun video to watch of the vloggers. Thx.
That was fun, easy to watch to the end!
That was a fun video to watch with some great people!
Great video, great idea, good reminder to practice, practice, practice!!!
That was a awesome video enjoyed watching thanks for sharing they all did a fantastic job thumps up to you guys take care
Shadetree might come to a class if you offer some beer. He had a lot to say on a Matt Laidlaw video when he had a lot of beer last year. Just a suggestion.
Outstanding performance from all the riders. This was a great idea. Looking forward to seeing more videos like this. Jerry I just subscribed!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great idea Ms O'Connor and Mr. Jerry 😊
Thank you!
Fantastic video! Great to see those guys perform the same exercises and to compete at the end 😂 I'd like to see MotoJitsu here 😉
I wish more influencers would go to classes and show what they can learn. Too many times I've see them run around with no gear, no education, and a huge ego. I'm also glad this group got some time in on a wet course, it adds a challenge that not all classes have. Im not surprised Shadetree bailed, but you may have dodged a bullet. I feel like he wouldn't take the class seriously and would creep out all the women.
He wouldn’t creep us out. Lol. We all like him. He’s hilarious.
But thank you! I organized this because I think proper skills are important and I forever want to improve in every area of my life. I could always learn more and get better.
Outstanding video! Some pretty good riding skills there.
Looked liked a lotta fun in the rain actually, and good humour on the video
Fun video. Way to go Joe🎉
Thanks Greg!
The rain didn't even bother them, good stuff.
Congrats to all for performing great under adverse conditions!
Doodle was voted most likely to have rain gear in her saddlebag in July.
It looks like you guys really had a good time.
Great exercises and video. Go Doodle! (from MD nonetheless)
Haha I saw here doodle is quite fierce and competitive 😅 , great content, I just need to heal after surgery and then wanna take that course too!!!
Great idea, good video, well done Mr. P!
Nice video Jerry and thank you for improving our skills
What a great group this was! I wish I was there!
Awesome 🤠👍🏻 thanks Jerry
very entertaining. Thanks!
Excellent idea for a video.
credit to those guys coming out and doing this in the rain:)
I knew doodle would show up, rain or shine. She is all about improving her skills. 👍
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I enjoyed this one. Sadly I would not enjoy cleaning the bikes after rain, it takes much more work than S-100.
Where was the host in this competition? :) I practice handling and control everytime I ride (in Florida you're always fed practice scenerios on top of practice as well). Nice video! I have a hard enough time finding people that do "ride" anymore (not to be confused with owning bikes).
Nice one, Jerry!
Great video! Great people!
This was great!!!
If the Break Out was the hardest bike to maneuver, my 02 Deuce is 2cm longer in the frame than all soft tails in 2002. I can pat myself on my back for making 22ft U turns. If I didn't challenge myself after watching Ride like a Pro, I might not have made the turns. I watch Doodle since her beginning. Few people are actually skilled bikers like she has become in a few short years.
My Stratoliner, my Shadow, my Ultra I can touch floorboards or easy U-turns. My 03 Deuce... forget about it lol. Most of that is my mind, it has custom paint that can never be replaced and was passed down from my father. I never changed a thing on the bike, I take it out here and there, but it'll always stay with me as something my father built up. But yeah, I ride it comfortably, but I've never tried doing anything like this on it for fear of damaging it.
I'd bet the Deuce can do 18ft turns. I know the Breakout can do 18ft.
@@SupraDebt Sounds like you have a nice collection. My Deuce is bone stock with 8700 miles. I rescued the bike from 16yrs stored inside a metal garden shed with 3k miles and brought her back to shining mechanical condition. I recently had a life changing surgery that should allow me allot more pain free saddle time. I cannot wait. I have heated gear for NY weather.
its wisdom to not purposely ride in the rain. I am absolutely for training its life life saving
Way to Goe, Joe! Great riding by Doodle as well.
Thanks Mario! I see what you did there 😂
Pretty sure Doodle has taken your class more than once. No wonder she rides so well.
Hope to get down to Florida for one of your classes one of these days. Need a break from this Western NY winter.....
Here's a link to my N.Y. location www.ridelikeaprony.com
Great video I was hoping doodle would win!
This is awesome!!
I need to find a coach like you in my area. My current bike isn’t the best for big distance trips… but I’m looking to upgrade to a big touring/bagger. Then I’d be willing to make a long trip for some hard core training.
Kudo’s to all the VLoggers who attended and improved their riding skills. Riding is a perishable skill and they set the example - we all need to continue to train. As for the rain, I have had to ride in it enough and any one who rides a lot will have to ride in the rain, and the practice in the rain is a confidence builder.
I wonder if Harley would have had better sales of the Livewire if they had added an artificial exhaust sound to it?!
My thoughts as well🤣
The sound of the LiveWire when riding is not a negative, it's a positive. That you can ride a motorcycle and hear the birds in the trees as you go is awesome.