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Components 1:57 Switching on 5:44 shifting 6:52 starting up 6:58 friction zone 8:27 it's moving forward 9:02 brakes 9:38 Rear brakes and need clutch 11:22 to second gear 12:46 hold clutch when parking
I think you should mention about rolling off throttle when change gear, I bet lots of new riders, especially people don’t know how to drive manual cars, will hold the throttle while changing gears.
This is me 100% I have just started riding, I’ve never driven a stick shift in my life and I’m trying to learn but right now I am pretty much stuck in first just going up and down my street to practice turning and things like that. But I’m gonna need to go from 1st to 2nd very soon
I did not finished the video yet but I appreciate how clearly he speaks and explains. English is not my native language but this guy's speech is flawless
I did my CBT a month ago and didn’t pass because the instructor wasn’t happy with my gear shifting/ clutch control. But honestly as an instructor I wasn’t happy with how little help and instruction he provided to me as a first time rider (who doesn’t drive a car either). I feel like this 15 min video was more helpful than the 4 hour course I spent that day 🙄😂🤙🏻
I feel that! I went to my CBT a little over a month ago and pretty much as soon as i got the bike moving i dropped it on my foot! Was just starting to go round in circles to learn to control speed using the clutch, had too much speed and didn't turn enough to make the corner and was heading for the fence. So i braked without straightening the wheel. It wasn't the instructors fault, and i knew my mistake as soon as i did it. Gear shifting foot straight under the fuel tank. thankfully i had decent boots on, i didn't break any bones and the boot constrained it so it didn't swell (until i got home and took it off anyway). Didn't realize how badly i fucked my foot up so i continued on with CBT, but it definitely effected my learning a fuck ton. As i wasn't getting it, i was getting frustrated and tired which then made it worse. Im glad my instructor was super nice and offered to come in another day for me to give the last little bit of time i needed. Which was great because i couldn't walk properly for a good few days. Finally passed after that! ...then immediately went on holiday for 3 weeks so I'm watching this as a refresher before i get home to my bike
I completely understand, luckily my course was cancelled due to ice and rescheduled so I did get a chance to do the first day - sit on the bike, get it going, and kind of get a feel for the clutch and friction zone and neutral to 1st, thank you for pointing out what you do to make it stall and not just that it does lol - now I've got more time to watch videos like this. My instructor was very kind but extremely hands off and considering everybody else in the class has been riding dirty for years I had hoped he would have a little more attention to give. Lol it's okay though, I do wish I had access to a bike to practice beforehand. Decided not to buy one before I got a feel to see if I was comfortable (I also dropped the bike on myself oops! Oops I am a pretty small person but makes for some extra respect/caution for the processes)
I failed my CBT (UK) a week and a half ago due to the same reason, but I’m 32 with 13 years road experience. It was just the clutch control that was the issue, I felt the instructor was a bit harsh on me… but I have another one booked for this Saturday. Also I have a Yamaha MT125 pending collection from dealer, I want to be able to pass my CBT before so I can legally ride the bike home myself
They don't cancel MSF courses cause bad weather. Did ours in extreme wind gust, rain, then extreme heat. First time was snowing, I ended up dropping the course due to work conflict.
I really appreciate you showing what the foot break and foot shifting looks like. No one in my family or friends ride motorcycles but I want to. A lot of the motorcycle language is completely foreign to me like clutch, throttle, torque etc are extremely unfamiliar words but this video and many others are so helpful I’m so thankful you help people like me that don’t have any mentors. I have a drivers license already but I feel more connected to motorcycles it’s also a great skill to have. Thank you very much for the videos.
@@PetroHead as a fellow short rider handling or more like wrangling a big bike, I find your videos really helpful. Finesse in clutch and throttle control are important.
I recently got a scooter, with automatic transmission, and my biggest dream is now to eventually ride a proper bike with more speed. Such an amazing feeling. 😊 Thanks for a very useful video!
I feel you! I didn't wanna spend too much if I wasn't gonna enjoy it, Michigan roads are awful and traffic is worse, at least where I live in the metro area.
Currently riding an automatic scooter but this video is so elaborate and informative which encourages me to upgrade to a higher cc manual bike. Big ups to you my sir!
Same with me. I have a silver wing 600 and just recently bought a c50t boulevard. I’m having some trouble with the clutch. These videos have been a lot of help
i am going to have my first bike in no time and i was casually browsing on youtube. you will be my guide when i ride! thanks man, appreciate the value you are putting here
As someone who is considering purchasing my first bike after driving a car for 28 years I can say this video is excellent. Just a suggestion, take the camera closer to the digital screen as I couldn’t make it out in the video. I do understand it’s not the same for every bike. Thank you!
Hi from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹 im 58 & about to go do my Learner Course & get my L' Plate & Licence 😝 ive watched about 80 videos on learning to ride ! Moto Jitsu in USA 🇺🇲 Aussie Instructors & watching videos on the learners course its self , Thank God there is hundreds of videos like them & Yours to educate us people that are very new to Motorcycle riding 👍☺️ I've watched many videos & some ive watched 3 or 4 times in recent months ! I've always wanted to learn to ride but other life things took me in other directions! Now is my time for me to do this before i get to much older ! i figure ive got at least 15 - 20 years of riding in me 😝🕺 Internet technology is helpful in this 1 thing motorcycle videos 👍😃 Thanks for you video matey ! Cheers from Aus 🇦🇺🍹
I don't rlly drive motorcycles but I wanted to try it.. used the one at dad's shop.. I watched your vid and now I'm taking my time slowly moving on 1st gear. thank you!
Appreciate the tips, just fell onto an opportunity to own a bike for the first time. No idea how to ride so this was a great intro to understanding how to crawl.
before riding a motorcycle, this video seemed a little bit confusing. but i just had my first ride and now it all makes so much sense. get out there if u can people!!
I'd simply like to say I'm a soon to be motorcyclist I'm looking at my 1st bike and I will be a new driver and I can't believe it but he read my mind on topics I didn't think he'd cover and even had visual layout of the the shifting concept which you guessed it he had me covered 😂
It's almost 3 days from the day I started learning how to ride a motorcycle but it's not easy for me to use clutch for changing gears. But I hope sooner or later I will be able to change them accordingly. thanks for this tutorial coz I'm understanding it better coz I started to ride a bike for the first time. I'm fond of riding motorcycles and I hope that one day I will own it.☝️
I feel starting the bike and using throttle accordingly is the hardest, After you start and move forward gear shifting just came in handy😁....my opinion
THANKYOU!!. I have been riding a automatic scooter for like 5 years and iam planning on getting a cruiser bike. Its way up in cc and completely different riding style and idk how to ride a manual. The test drive was embarrassing to say the least. But i found that riding a manual, is super f-in amazing and fun. This video helped me alot on learning how to ride a manual and how clutches work. This helped me alot on getting the basics. Very detailed and simple to understand. Saved in Playlist and subbed. Thank you for the great video!!
Easy to follow. Took the MSF and passed but this is what I would expect for beginners and sadly it’s not exactly what I got taking the course. A lot of confusion and self confidence in riding went down but this video demonstrates flawlessly. 👌🏻
the way in which you explained things very simply and clearly was extremely helpful. I still have more to learn but this definitely helped me wrap my head around the basics of starting and shifting
This video was made perfect! I’m driving an older bike! I’ve always had trouble with my gears, but this video made me feel more confident in switching better.
basic rider courses assumes everyone has the same brain capacity. If you're able to maintain throttle with your right hand and keep two fingers covering the brakes, you will become a safer rider because you're always prepared to engage the brakes "just in case"
Thank you for this vid mate , i have not gotten so much out of a basic tutorial , You sound like a fella that is calm and collected ...something like a teacher lol. TBH i feel a-lot more confident now , good on yah.
Really well done video! I used to ride a motorcycle 20 years ago and just now want to get back into it. So this is a great refresher course, thank you!
Rear brake on my bike gets used first before, I ever use front brake. The only time I use front brake is to hold bike at a stop. My bike is always in gear always ready to roll at a stop never in neutral. I put both feet down at a stop never have 1 down. The clutch is amazing tool use it to pull power before stopping, apply rear brake you'll never risk a high side. Release cluth enough to get bike to friction zone use front brake to hold. Front brake at low speed is great way to dump your bike.
About 23 years ago, I taught myself to drive my first manual transmission car. I hope I can do the same with my first bike, which may be a Honda CB500x or a Yamaha MT-03.
Thanks after 30 years got a bike again, just writing before re watching, In Canada as well are those courses offered glad I took one 30 years ago before I drove my first m-cycle, the sites you see on a bike are amazing, kinda sucks but to stay alive those sights can only receive a head turn glance as life is so important and getting where you want to go is about getting there not about not ever going anywhere again so you might see a beautiful sight a second longer than a passing glance... Please
great video man. A lot of other videos teaching this made me anxious to ride a bike and feel like I couldn't do it but you explained it all very thoroughly and calmly and made it seem doable and understandable! Thank you!
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 and even shift into second. That way they can get used to how the clutch works with a few practice runs before cracking the throttle on their new Hayabusa.
I HIGHLY recommend learning to drive a stick shift car before getting on a motorcycle. That cuts down on what you have to learn by half, and it is a lot easier stalling in a four wheeled car in an empty parking lot. It is a lot to take in on a motorcycle if you have to learn how to downshift to not stall, etc, etc. And taking a bike with gears up and down a hill and feeling how the gears work will prep you before the car. And second gear does not carry you to 70 mph on beginner bikes. More like 30. He was showing off.
Thank you for tHis! I did my cbt, started on a motorbike and the rest of the people were so far ahead of me, and the instructor was being a bit too harsh, I was on the verge of tears because I was embarrassed and ashamed of myself, tbh I was getting it very slowly, but I felt it wasn’t explained enough to me, half way through, the guy said do an automatic scooter and you’ll pass. So I did my test on a scooter and passed, so I think it’s mainly the gears and stuff but yeah, going for some lessons this week with a different instructor at a new place that’s apparently really nice, and they’re only 1 hour lessons which I find good cause I can get overwhelmed 😊
Thank u sir ur channel is underated never in other youtuber guide talk about shifting gear when turning and how to apply brake a proper way for beginner.
I love the way you explain things. I think you should become a qualified riding instructor! I already drive a manual car, so the concept of changing gears and using the clutch is 2nd nature to me. 🚙 🏍
@@lukedaniels2340 As new riders, they don't want you to concentrate on too many things at once. However, for faster reaction times covering the brakes with 2 fingers is safer.
Nice tutorial vlog on how to drive a motorcycle for the beginners like me.thanks Petro heads nice and clear instructions . I'm beginning to learn how to drive safely.Thank you
90% using front brake is I guess wrong and bad suggestion, 70% rear brake and 30%front brake is much better, one must know and be aware about this if you dont want to get kicked by the front brake. Recommended used rear brake more, use front brake when uphill. I meet alot of fall because of front brake, but the rear brake helps me alot. Please note this, very important!
Excellent tutor ...very clear ... Since I learned to drive Manual Cars I see the same concept applies.....so am gonna learn this now.....never late to try something new in life ....new challenge....
Thankyou so much. Very clear and concise. Gonna start learning to ride in just over a month. Been driving for years, but wanted to do something new and fun🇦🇺
So wait, is this not like the clutch in a manual transmission car? Riding the clutch is so bad in a car, but here it seems totally fine to keep holding down on the clutch.
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I only watched the first 48 seconds… how do I get the bike off my neighbors roof
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It's in the first 48 seconds of the 7th video
😅 Follow the same procedurw in reverse order
Components 1:57 Switching on 5:44 shifting 6:52 starting up 6:58 friction zone 8:27 it's moving forward 9:02 brakes 9:38 Rear brakes and need clutch 11:22 to second gear 12:46 hold clutch when parking
I started with my brothers motorcycle it’s manual with out clutch
3-5 mins worth of info for so long?
@@tangetaier1783 ungrateful
Hit enter after every timestamp for better formatting. If you want to. Otherwise good job sharing some timestamps, they're always useful.
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I think you should mention about rolling off throttle when change gear, I bet lots of new riders, especially people don’t know how to drive manual cars, will hold the throttle while changing gears.
You can actually hold the throttle and change gears on a 125cc bike.
@@phantasma9391 If you have shares in a clutch manufacturer sure, go ahead..
@@pinkyn0se yes I do thank you.
This is me 100% I have just started riding, I’ve never driven a stick shift in my life and I’m trying to learn but right now I am pretty much stuck in first just going up and down my street to practice turning and things like that. But I’m gonna need to go from 1st to 2nd very soon
Soooo... I should let off the throttle when changing gears?
I did not finished the video yet but I appreciate how clearly he speaks and explains. English is not my native language but this guy's speech is flawless
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Extremely great job explaining this to us beginners could not have explained it any better
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I did my CBT a month ago and didn’t pass because the instructor wasn’t happy with my gear shifting/ clutch control. But honestly as an instructor I wasn’t happy with how little help and instruction he provided to me as a first time rider (who doesn’t drive a car either). I feel like this 15 min video was more helpful than the 4 hour course I spent that day 🙄😂🤙🏻
I feel that! I went to my CBT a little over a month ago and pretty much as soon as i got the bike moving i dropped it on my foot! Was just starting to go round in circles to learn to control speed using the clutch, had too much speed and didn't turn enough to make the corner and was heading for the fence. So i braked without straightening the wheel. It wasn't the instructors fault, and i knew my mistake as soon as i did it. Gear shifting foot straight under the fuel tank. thankfully i had decent boots on, i didn't break any bones and the boot constrained it so it didn't swell (until i got home and took it off anyway). Didn't realize how badly i fucked my foot up so i continued on with CBT, but it definitely effected my learning a fuck ton. As i wasn't getting it, i was getting frustrated and tired which then made it worse.
Im glad my instructor was super nice and offered to come in another day for me to give the last little bit of time i needed. Which was great because i couldn't walk properly for a good few days. Finally passed after that! ...then immediately went on holiday for 3 weeks so I'm watching this as a refresher before i get home to my bike
I think I talked about panic breaking while wheel is turned… drop! Bummer
I completely understand, luckily my course was cancelled due to ice and rescheduled so I did get a chance to do the first day - sit on the bike, get it going, and kind of get a feel for the clutch and friction zone and neutral to 1st, thank you for pointing out what you do to make it stall and not just that it does lol - now I've got more time to watch videos like this. My instructor was very kind but extremely hands off and considering everybody else in the class has been riding dirty for years I had hoped he would have a little more attention to give. Lol it's okay though, I do wish I had access to a bike to practice beforehand. Decided not to buy one before I got a feel to see if I was comfortable
(I also dropped the bike on myself oops! Oops I am a pretty small person but makes for some extra respect/caution for the processes)
I failed my CBT (UK) a week and a half ago due to the same reason, but I’m 32 with 13 years road experience. It was just the clutch control that was the issue, I felt the instructor was a bit harsh on me… but I have another one booked for this Saturday. Also I have a Yamaha MT125 pending collection from dealer, I want to be able to pass my CBT before so I can legally ride the bike home myself
They don't cancel MSF courses cause bad weather. Did ours in extreme wind gust, rain, then extreme heat. First time was snowing, I ended up dropping the course due to work conflict.
I really appreciate you showing what the foot break and foot shifting looks like. No one in my family or friends ride motorcycles but I want to. A lot of the motorcycle language is completely foreign to me like clutch, throttle, torque etc are extremely unfamiliar words but this video and many others are so helpful I’m so thankful you help people like me that don’t have any mentors. I have a drivers license already but I feel more connected to motorcycles it’s also a great skill to have. Thank you very much for the videos.
the most important thing everyone must do no matter what is take the fucking classes. they will save your life.
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I'm riding tons of bikes for 7 years now.. but still watching this.. good content. ❤
Yes knowledge is NOT a burden ☺️👍 Always learning can only be a good thing 😃🕺🍹
My favourite part of this video was when he said putting the bike in 2nd will get you to 60. My 125 just about gets to 60 in 4th
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I looked at a lot of motorcycle videos as a beginner rider and I must say I believe your videos are the best keep up the good work.
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Thanks for this, it's good to see how a seasoned rider handles their motorcycle.
Thanks! Stay tuned for video #2 🙏 🤙
@@PetroHead as a fellow short rider handling or more like wrangling a big bike, I find your videos really helpful. Finesse in clutch and throttle control are important.
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I like the lights they are so bright..
I recently got a scooter, with automatic transmission, and my biggest dream is now to eventually ride a proper bike with more speed. Such an amazing feeling. 😊
Thanks for a very useful video!
I feel you! I didn't wanna spend too much if I wasn't gonna enjoy it, Michigan roads are awful and traffic is worse, at least where I live in the metro area.
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Currently riding an automatic scooter but this video is so elaborate and informative which encourages me to upgrade to a higher cc manual bike. Big ups to you my sir!
Same with me. I have a silver wing 600 and just recently bought a c50t boulevard. I’m having some trouble with the clutch. These videos have been a lot of help
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i am going to have my first bike in no time and i was casually browsing on youtube. you will be my guide when i ride! thanks man, appreciate the value you are putting here
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As someone who is considering purchasing my first bike after driving a car for 28 years I can say this video is excellent. Just a suggestion, take the camera closer to the digital screen as I couldn’t make it out in the video. I do understand it’s not the same for every bike. Thank you!
Video was just fine .. his speedometer wasn’t the point of this video ..
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Never rode it before. I'm impressed about the detailed explanation and feel quiet confident. Good work brother. Thanks!!
Hi from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹 im 58 & about to go do my Learner Course & get my L' Plate & Licence 😝 ive watched about 80 videos on learning to ride ! Moto Jitsu in USA 🇺🇲 Aussie Instructors & watching videos on the learners course its self , Thank God there is hundreds of videos like them & Yours to educate us people that are very new to Motorcycle riding 👍☺️ I've watched many videos & some ive watched 3 or 4 times in recent months ! I've always wanted to learn to ride but other life things took me in other directions! Now is my time for me to do this before i get to much older ! i figure ive got at least 15 - 20 years of riding in me 😝🕺 Internet technology is helpful in this 1 thing motorcycle videos 👍😃 Thanks for you video matey ! Cheers from Aus 🇦🇺🍹
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I don't rlly drive motorcycles but I wanted to try it.. used the one at dad's shop.. I watched your vid and now I'm taking my time slowly moving on 1st gear. thank you!
Such an amazing video I understood everything. Thank you !
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Appreciate the tips, just fell onto an opportunity to own a bike for the first time. No idea how to ride so this was a great intro to understanding how to crawl.
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before riding a motorcycle, this video seemed a little bit confusing. but i just had my first ride and now it all makes so much sense. get out there if u can people!!
I'd simply like to say I'm a soon to be motorcyclist I'm looking at my 1st bike and I will be a new driver and I can't believe it but he read my mind on topics I didn't think he'd cover and even had visual layout of the the shifting concept which you guessed it he had me covered 😂
It's almost 3 days from the day I started learning how to ride a motorcycle but it's not easy for me to use clutch for changing gears.
But I hope sooner or later I will be able to change them accordingly.
thanks for this tutorial coz I'm understanding it better coz I started to ride a bike for the first time.
I'm fond of riding motorcycles and I hope that one day I will own it.☝️
It's my third day today and seeing your comment made me calm. I am struggling too. How is your progress now?
I feel starting the bike and using throttle accordingly is the hardest, After you start and move forward gear shifting just came in handy😁....my opinion
Excellent! I shared this with my 20-year-old son who is learning to ride.
I want to learn how to ride one. This is close to my neighborhood. Thanks for the vid
THANKYOU!!. I have been riding a automatic scooter for like 5 years and iam planning on getting a cruiser bike. Its way up in cc and completely different riding style and idk how to ride a manual. The test drive was embarrassing to say the least. But i found that riding a manual, is super f-in amazing and fun. This video helped me alot on learning how to ride a manual and how clutches work. This helped me alot on getting the basics. Very detailed and simple to understand. Saved in Playlist and subbed. Thank you for the great video!!
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Easy to follow. Took the MSF and passed but this is what I would expect for beginners and sadly it’s not exactly what I got taking the course. A lot of confusion and self confidence in riding went down but this video demonstrates flawlessly. 👌🏻
the way in which you explained things very simply and clearly was extremely helpful. I still have more to learn but this definitely helped me wrap my head around the basics of starting and shifting
Very helpful, upgrading from scooter to bike soon
I appreciate the different video view points when shifting. Haven't seen that in other videos I watched. Very helpful.
Great video especially on dumping bike on corners and using clutch instead of front breaks. Lesson learned.
This video was made perfect! I’m driving an older bike! I’ve always had trouble with my gears, but this video made me feel more confident in switching better.
You explained with real time action man.. Really appreciate that...🤖
I drive a manual transmission car, and I think it'll be very easy the first time I ride a motorcycle... Thanks a lot for the lesson
I got my msf course 3 years ago and never got a motorcycle. Now that I have the money and getting a motorcycle I gotta re-learn 😅
Omg. You got me at the beginning. I was like I’m not ready for this yet. Great video thanks I haven’t rode in 20 years. I’m just getting back into it.
Amazing video with all information needed for beginners! Thank you so much
In basic rider courses I was told not to have fingers on the front brake until ready to use and have the entire hand on the throttle.
basic rider courses assumes everyone has the same brain capacity. If you're able to maintain throttle with your right hand and keep two fingers covering the brakes, you will become a safer rider because you're always prepared to engage the brakes "just in case"
Thank you for this vid mate , i have not gotten so much out of a basic tutorial , You sound like a fella that is calm and collected ...something like a teacher lol. TBH i feel a-lot more confident now , good on yah.
The best teacher! I gave you a subscription as a price! Thanks!
Really well done video! I used to ride a motorcycle 20 years ago and just now want to get back into it. So this is a great refresher course, thank you!
Rear brake on my bike gets used first before, I ever use front brake. The only time I use front brake is to hold bike at a stop. My bike is always in gear always ready to roll at a stop never in neutral. I put both feet down at a stop never have 1 down. The clutch is amazing tool use it to pull power before stopping, apply rear brake you'll never risk a high side. Release cluth enough to get bike to friction zone use front brake to hold. Front brake at low speed is great way to dump your bike.
You’re asking for trouble by using rear first. Watch my brakes video.
i think the hardest part would be getting it to an empty parking lot lmao
Lol yeah
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About 23 years ago, I taught myself to drive my first manual transmission car. I hope I can do the same with my first bike, which may be a Honda CB500x or a Yamaha MT-03.
Thanks after 30 years got a bike again, just writing before re watching, In Canada as well are those courses offered glad I took one 30 years ago before I drove my first m-cycle, the sites you see on a bike are amazing, kinda sucks but to stay alive those sights can only receive a head turn glance as life is so important and getting where you want to go is about getting there not about not ever going anywhere again so you might see a beautiful sight a second longer than a passing glance... Please
The best tutor on youtube, thanks for this bro
great video man. A lot of other videos teaching this made me anxious to ride a bike and feel like I couldn't do it but you explained it all very thoroughly and calmly and made it seem doable and understandable! Thank you!
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Me : Floor it?
Instructor : NO NO DONT FLOOR IT
Me : *FLOOR IT!*
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 and even shift into second. That way they can get used to how the clutch works with a few practice runs before cracking the throttle on their new Hayabusa.
Great video for beginners would recommend to anyone starting to ride to watch this video.
I start learning gears next week...trying to prepare myself 😅. Thank you
Thanks man for this video I was so confused today in the bike class but I'm clear after seeing your video keep it up dude♥️🔥
Very clear demonstration and great job.
Great video man! I feel so much more comfortable after watching this. Thank you 🙏
Thank you brother! Im about to take my first lessons in driving a motor and this video gave me a clear image how to ride it.
watched the first 41 seconds of this vid and now i know how to ride, wish me luck!
I HIGHLY recommend learning to drive a stick shift car before getting on a motorcycle. That cuts down on what you have to learn by half, and it is a lot easier stalling in a four wheeled car in an empty parking lot. It is a lot to take in on a motorcycle if you have to learn how to downshift to not stall, etc, etc. And taking a bike with gears up and down a hill and feeling how the gears work will prep you before the car.
And second gear does not carry you to 70 mph on beginner bikes. More like 30. He was showing off.
This is not good advice.
How so? @@PetroHead
@@noahway13Certain muscle memory that you might make in a car might hinder you.
Wow great job the only thing which l don't support is how the hings are fix .
I've been taking riding lessons for the past 2weekends...this video content hugely compliments my lessons!
Thanks!
🇰🇪🇰🇪 Nairobi, Kenya
Thank you for sharing...best beginners video I have seen ..very informative and simple to understand.
Thank you for tHis! I did my cbt, started on a motorbike and the rest of the people were so far ahead of me, and the instructor was being a bit too harsh, I was on the verge of tears because I was embarrassed and ashamed of myself, tbh I was getting it very slowly, but I felt it wasn’t explained enough to me, half way through, the guy said do an automatic scooter and you’ll pass. So I did my test on a scooter and passed, so I think it’s mainly the gears and stuff but yeah, going for some lessons this week with a different instructor at a new place that’s apparently really nice, and they’re only 1 hour lessons which I find good cause I can get overwhelmed 😊
PetroHead: “Before you begin, you need to wear proper gear”
Me, living in Thailand: “lol”
Thank u sir ur channel is underated never in other youtuber guide talk about shifting gear when turning and how to apply brake a proper way for beginner.
Just bought a 2018 CBR 500R can’t wait to learn to ride when the season breaks
11:00 i was told to take fingers off front brake
No keep front brakes covered with two fingers at all times.
That was great!
The best tutorial for beginners I've seen.
Glad it was helpful!
I love the way you explain things. I think you should become a qualified riding instructor!
I already drive a manual car, so the concept of changing gears and using the clutch is 2nd nature to me. 🚙 🏍
Thank you! I will continue to make more videos so please stay tuned 👍
Watching from Kenya and I just subscribed 👍Thank you for explaining all of that so well💯. This is exactly the kind of video I wanted. Be blessed 🙏
This video was very well explained and helpful! Thank you
on manual cars you can do an emergancy break, is that the same on bikes?
In the UK we are taught to keep our right hand from covering the brakes.
Brakes are on the right hand.
@@PetroHead sorry updated 😂😂
@@lukedaniels2340 As new riders, they don't want you to concentrate on too many things at once. However, for faster reaction times covering the brakes with 2 fingers is safer.
Thank you for sharing, it’s rather thorough for a beginner already. I’m sure there’s more to it and I shall look forward to ur next video. 😊
Nice tutorial vlog on how to drive a motorcycle for the beginners like me.thanks Petro heads nice and clear instructions . I'm beginning to learn how to drive safely.Thank you
You're welcome!
Awesome tutorial... thank you ... so ready to grab me one coming soon... wish me luck😅
Nice im a scooter guy planning to get big bike very informative
Thankyou bud, as a beginner you helped me heaps
This is a great video and you do a great job explaining everything in detail
90% using front brake is I guess wrong and bad suggestion, 70% rear brake and 30%front brake is much better, one must know and be aware about this if you dont want to get kicked by the front brake.
Recommended used rear brake more, use front brake when uphill.
I meet alot of fall because of front brake, but the rear brake helps me alot.
Please note this, very important!
Anyone who uses 70% rear brakes is an IDIOT and should not be riding a motorcycle. Later!
@@PetroHead lmaooo 😭😭😭💀💀💀💀
@@NagagraphyTV he's not wrong, anyone who has ever rode a couple of miles on their motorcycle,they know front brakes are the most imp
@@PetroHead in a more recent video you said 70 and 30. so did you change your mind? i'm new to this lol
70 / 30 is how much stopping power you have but most of the time, you will use the front brakes.
Clear explantion. Thankyou very much
you have calmed my mind abit thank you. Going for a CBT at the end of the month!
Step 3, hold in clutch or put in neutral?
I'm seriously considering one but been wondering how different is it from a four wheeler with switching gears lol
Wow this is amazing for starters very impressive and eye catching
Thank you! Cheers!
Been riding again for a few months... some great content here. :)
I like your bike!
Thanks and enjoy 😉
Amazing tutorial. And a beautiful bike.
good video and very well explained .
Excellent tutor ...very clear ... Since I learned to drive Manual Cars I see the same concept applies.....so am gonna learn this now.....never late to try something new in life ....new challenge....
You make me love the riders community, from allover the world.
8:45 - when you are rolling around the parking lot in first gear, are you using any throttle or is that simply the engine pulling you along at 8 mph?
As I mentioned, depending on your bikes engine CC and power, idle speed is anywhere between 6-12 mph.
This has been very helpful to me.
Keep it up
Me downshifting to second and speeding off an braking very hard causing the back tire to start drifting it was my first week and I am 16
Thanks for the basic tips of riding a motorcycle for beginners..
I already know how to ride but the sound of that 3pl cylinder hitting limiter is 💨
I am learning.. this helps a lot...i had dump the bike on panic..
Thanks a lot. You taught like a teacher. Godspeed.
You're welcome!
Thankyou so much. Very clear and concise. Gonna start learning to ride in just over a month. Been driving for years, but wanted to do something new and fun🇦🇺
So wait, is this not like the clutch in a manual transmission car? Riding the clutch is so bad in a car, but here it seems totally fine to keep holding down on the clutch.
You're the best Teacher.. i respect you