More secrets of a road tester: a roundup of the key advice | MCN
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One of the best reviewers and general motorcycle lads on TH-cam - when he speaks, I listen!
It's amazing how bad habits formed over many years feel normal until your errors are pointed out to you (or they get you into trouble!) Cheers for the tips!
I rode my motorcycle around the world over 2 years and agree with everything, especially on expecting the worst at every corner! And I still learned something new, great video, keep them coming! ✌🏻
Another great vid, every motorcyclist needs to watch this series and adopt the same principles... Thanks
One thing to add. "If you can, doesn't mean you should" kind of behavior.
Don't go crazy on the roads. The temptations are high. Always leave a bit up your sleeve for safety. Keep your maximum potential on the track.
One of the most challenging part of being a road tester- you guys know every motorcycle very well that it sometimes becomes very difficult to chose a motorcycle for self.
A huge amount of excellent advice. I say that from the perspective of an IAM examiner. The only thing I’d add is to understand the benefits of a 3 stage overtake and use it where appropriate.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm a huge believer in a stealthy respectful riding. It helps a lot to prevent unnecessary attention from other drivers and officers.
After lockdown I read that accident rates im the UK went up as some are driving too aggressively and skills are rusty, so this video is well timed.
I’ve been riding for 45yrs but still learnt new Stuff
Great series 👏. Let's get maybe season 2 ? 🤔😉💪
These videos have been excellent Michael, very valuable as a new rider at 50, only maybe do a few thousand miles a year so will probably never be experienced, will be a novice for a long time so always trying to improve.
Absolutely brilliant video and im pleased to relate a lot of my general riding is similar to this, especially the "trust no one but yourself" mantra. I've driven cars for years, hgv's for a few and bikes now too so I have a big perspective of how road users can be, which in recent times have gotten progressively worse!
Hey MCN, I'm loving this entire series of tips from Neevesy! However, there doesn't seem to be a playlist for it on your channel. Hope you can start one!
My favorite presenter, Neeves is the best 👌
I've either watched this twice or its re-upload, was great whatever the case
It's a compilation of the best bits from the other videos
Great advice. Full length videos on this are well worth watching too 👍
This is absolutely great! I think everything that matters had been said in this video.
This guy is a legend
Great video again. Thanks Mike. Have you done a Rospa or some sort of advanced course, you seem to describe many of their techniques. 👍
Thanks - no safety advice/refresher points is too much! cheers.
A true professional
Excellent!
What make and model are your black riding jeans, Neevesy? (Great content, btw!)
Not all but most people are right handed. That means if your looking over your right shoulder. To see who is behind you. Be careful especially coming into a fast right hand bend . As your motorbike will quickly drift into the oncoming traffic. And can fatal. In the USA the same problem may arise. No doubt driving on the right hand side of road is a different kettle of fish but poses a similar problem.
Good technique, position, posture and a relaxed upper body isolates upper body movement from those handlebars. These skills should form the basis for all rider training
Thank you.
Great video, thanks
So good! Thank you!
Great news thank you.
Bloody good Neavsey
The way forward is balls out
Does anyone know why Neevesy brakes with middle finger and ring finger? I think I generally use index finger and middle finger?
Best Info's . tqvm
but but it has REGINA maintenance free chain !
this sounds like it has been uploaded before - or is that just me?
Does being sponsored by Alpinestars help your cornering?
Kidding 😂
I like this video series but the roundup is a cop out
Not if someone hasn't seen the other videos. they might now go back and watch them and learn something new.
@@belly450 those videos will still come up for them. This is just a cheap way to get views.
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Repeat this?