Shane's 2005 Dyna Super Glide Custom Harley-Davidson
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- Shane grew up Shredding the local surf in San Clemente, CA. As a sponsored athlete he was hitting the surf 3 times a day and competing on the weekends. Two wheels has always been a way of life for him. He basically grew up on a dirt bike and frequented places like Ocotillo Wells. After High School Shane got his first taste of the American V-Twin Scene by getting his first Harley-Davidson. Of course, just riding wasn't enough for this extreme sports athlete. Shane now pushes the limits on his 2005 Dyna Super Glide.
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You could of edited it easy...I appreciate your transparency. Best wishes and prayers for Shawn.
The video and the response from Matt have completely changed my opinion of Matt and Laidlaw’s. Irresponsible behaviour and should be an opportunity to reflect on why this was ever a good idea.
Nick Murray did your opinion go up or down?
Hey Guys it’s seems a lot of people are making comments about the “safety” of the activities going on in this video. Let me flip the tables a little bit. Do you ride a motorcycle? There are A LOT of people in this world that would agree that motorcycles are too dangerous, and yet here we are riding them. My point is people have different levels of personally accepted RISK/REWARD beliefs. I’m not advocating that everyone that watches this video should go out and try to wheelie their bike. Shane has been performing pro level stunts on 2 wheels for a long time now.
Now I agree that doing stunts on public roads and putting other riders at risk is not good. Which is why we went to a deserted road that is a dead end with no through traffic. Unfortunately a random truck came. Shane has taken full responsibility for his actions including making sure the owners truck is paid for and taken care of. He was in no way hurt physically. The cops where called and everything was taken care of in the appropriate way. We tried to take every precaution to make sure we were not going to affect anyone else.
The bottom line is we all make choices that we have to live with the consequences. Have you ever exceeded the speed limit? That’s against the law too and can be considered dangerous.
Anyways guys, sorry for the rant but I just want this channel to be a place of entertainment and gaining knowledge about Harley-Davidson motorcycles. At the end of the day there is nothing safe about riding motorcycles. Did Shane increase the risk? Yes, but that’s his personal decision. If we all played life in the safest way we would stay inside and watch a screen all day.
Matt Laidlaw Yeah I used to attempt that kind of stuff when I was a lot younger sorry for the lecture.
Safety THIRD!!! Achievement/fun comes first and second! Keep it pinned Shane!
Right on Matt. People should mind their own business...it seems to be a lost art.
Well I'll flip the table. You're driving in that truck with your wife and kids next to you and the bike is coming towards you out of control on one wheel. How do you feel then? Keep the stunts on track.
wolco003 your business becomes my business when you are stunting right into the side of my truck
Taking responsibility is paying for your mistakes; not others. I see you say he is paying for all the damage etc. But then go on stating how “we” should get him a new bike. No. Paying for your mistakes is coming to terms you screwed up and were riding on the wrong side of the rode, wheeling, and crashed into someone on a public rode. You should pay for your new bike period. What is it with this new entitled generation. Know what I did when I wanted a proper bike? I worked my ass off till I could afford one. Not start a gofundme. He and everyone else in this world can work for what he wants and can do without till he gets it. Maybe you should offer him a job, remove the gofundme, and do it the right way. Im sure you will not, and that’s fine. But don’t get pissed people tell it like it is. And it’s not hate from the community, it’s called people calling a spade a spade. It’s you not liking that people that follow this channel are not on board for paying for other people’s poor judgement.
That’s right bud. I worked 15 years to get my first HAWG
Damn right. Someone had to say it.
Old Roy Wilson your absolutely right. I wish I would have had the luxury to go surfing 3 times a day back in high school. My father made me work every day after school. At this point in this guys life he should already be providing his own health insurance and not having to ask others to help him pay his med bills.
You're GodDamned Right.
Respect to have that as your opening viedo! Shane is a talented dude and to show a mishap is just the way of life. You live and learn. Look forward to more videos with him.
Only video of yours that I've ever given a thumbs down on. I have no problem with people wanting to do stunts on motorcycles. However, a public street is not the place to do it. In all of your other videos, you've given the impression that you're promoting safe riding out on the road. You mentioned in the video that the road was usually deserted. It's assuming things are safe is what gets people killed on our roads. A friend of mine in high school found that out when he came up to a railroad crossing near our school. He fell into the trap of assuming that because there was never a train at the crossing before classes started that he didn't have to stop for the stop signs at the crossing, which at the time only had the X-shaped crossbucks and stop signs. He went into the crossing doing about 50 MPH. At the same time, Amtrak's Capitol Limited, running over an hour late entered the crossing. The engineer had seen my friend's car pass the warning sign without slowing and, realizing he wasn't stopping, hit the emergency brakes, slowing the train to about 70 MPH at the time of impact. My friend's car hit the front truck (wheels) of the lead locomotive. The engine portion of the car was twisted upside down to the rest of the car and shoved back into the passenger compartment, killing my friend instantly. It's something that haunts me to this day, even though it was over 30 years ago. It was also something that could have been completely prevented had he not assumed that things were safe just because they'd been safe before. Likewise, the accident in this video would have been prevented by going someplace safe to perform the stunts rather than doing them on a public street. While I have no trouble with your wanting to sponsor a stunt rider, the fact that you're putting up video of his doing stunts on a public street on your channel, in my opinion, contradicts the responsible riding in your other videos.
Nice to see someone wringing everything he can out of his Harley-Davidson. Bikes are built by the moco to be ridden safely but once bought modded to be ridden however the owner sees fit! Shane will learn a lot from the crash, including having an experienced spotter, but it's great to see his enthusiasm. Kind of funny to see so many wet-diapers in the comment section. This kid ripping a wheelie on a loud motorcycle on a very quiet street is NOTHING compared to all the drivers on cell phones texting, scrolling social media, etc... might be someone at a red light reading this comment right now. Keep up the great work Matt. Hang in there Shane & get back in the game soon brother
Thank you for the support brother, way too many keyboard warriors right now. Just gotta look past it n be smarter in the future🤘🏼
I’ll take a skilled rider on one wheel over a driver on a cell phone any day.
I never understood why bikers have a problem with ppl using a phone at a red light...they’re literally stopped.
@@deltaecho1776 You're thinking best case scenarios where most people do what they need to do at a red light with little to no problem, however, I live just outside of Boston. If you've ever spent much time on the roads here, you get it. I got rear-ended on my FXDL by a nurse in a Honda Pilot while stopped at a red light. I have hi-viz on, I have extremely loud Vance and Hines ShortShots rumbling away. Why did she accelerate into me? She was on her phone and thought the light turned, so she went, no higher level brain involved, just stimulus and response. The light was still red as I tumbled into the intersection. I don't want people on their phones in the car for a lot of reasons, one of which is I want to avoid the worst case scenario happening to someone I love. These things tend to make sense and hit home more once you've experienced them for yourself.
@@deltaecho1776 It's illegal in my country.
i dont know if i would ever wheelie my Harley but I sure enjoy watching those that do so I won't shit talk what happened. Takes a lot of balls to admit to a mistake and own it. Good on you both and hopefully Shane heals up quick.
Went fast, didn’t die
I don’t agree with a gofundme for an at fault accident..but whatever
Then don't donate, simple.
Matt Laidlaw we won’t 👍
Yea agreed definitely dont agree on a gofundme for doing wheelies on a public road. Wtf
WEAR BOOTS. And do wheelie on right side of the road
Have a spotter next time, expensive lesson learned.
I won't be riding any wheelies on my Harley when I get one, but I love watching the guys who do! Glad he's ok. Thanks for making your videos. I'm a huge fan!
Public roads always involve the unexpected. Stunt riding should only be on closed courses. That crash could easily have been much worse. Thankfully the injuries and damages were minor, but stunt riding on a public road is always a potential disaster. On a personal level, I feel for Shane, but if I or someone I care about (or anybody for that matter) was on the receiving end of that, I'd be pretty damn angry. Makes us all look bad. But you know all this. Just needed to vent.
Sums up my thoughts exactly.
I'm sorry Matt, but that shit should never be done on the road!! He was on the wrong side of the road to begin with when he popped that last wheelie. I hope you're not trying to glorify that type of riding because he's very lucky that he didn't kill himself!!
If you're going to do shit like that, go to a track or otherwise closed course, NEVER on the road!!
Seems like he was out there making you content. You should just give him a new bike. He was taking all the risk for your youtube channel. When you ride like that you know what risks you are taking but its not completely on him. You guys can spare a bike for someone who spared their foot and driving record and damages to another vehicle.
What a dope ! The guy in the truck, I mean !!
He could've driven on into the hillside, and stayed out of the way !
I know when I'm doing my stunts, I always expect EVERYONE to stay out of my way....
especially when I'm in THEIR lane !!
Geeeezzzz...the next MSF "what not to do on your bike" video....
I totally respect that you guys owned up to the crash and are paying for the damages.
Absolutely. It was definitely a mistake to do it in the first place, but he has the right attitude about learning from it and taking responsibility for it.
More like asking subs to donate to cover his f up.
Why have so much respect for somthing that your SUPPOSED to do anyways? 😂pffff
That's a true So-Cal Dyna bro! Great that you are sponsoring him. Now get him syncd up with some of those professionals out there, like Rob Carpenter @rob_1wheelrevolution, so he can learn more. Ignore the haters, you were trying to find a remote location not the busy public roads or highways or canyons where there was a lot of traffic and put other people in danger. It was a fluke-accident. I try to find a remote deserted road out in the middle of nowhere when I red line so I limit the risk to others and myself.
No, it wasn't a fluke accident, the car was in view BEFORE he did the wheelie. Just like when we were all kids playing ball in the street or riding skateboards. When the car comes (and they do), you stop what you are doing, and move to the side, until the car passes. As such, he did not take a generalized risk (as Matt states in his comments here) he took extra risk...like people that turn corners and do burnouts in Corvettes and then slide off the road into a tree or other car. If you are going to do high risk items you minimize the risks of the activity you are engaging in.
@@mgelliott1 Whatever dude. SO-CAL DYNA BROS FOREVER! GET OUT AND LIVE!!!!!
@@mojomanmurph1925 Obliviously you believe laying in a hospital with a broken foot and an unability to pay your own bills is living? It is not...as most commenters below agree. I am all for wheeling on deserted roads and in office parks on Sundays, and taking the associated risks, but wheeling next to an oncoming car is stupid and it puts OTHERS lives and their property at risk. What if he would have died. What about his family. What about how the car driver, though 100% innocent, would feel? I watch Jon's Moto Garage. This due wheelies Dynas but he NEVER does it next to an oncoming car. Sorry. This was stupid, or more to the point, he wasn't experienced enough to pull it off w/o incident. By definition you can't live if you are laying in a hospital asking for handouts.
@@mgelliott1 The Truck WASNT in sight before he initiated the wheelie. It WAS a fluke accident
@@MattLaidlaw OK. I was wrong. I rewatched the video more carefully. He was wheeling on the wrong side of the road, the truck came around a somewhat blind curve, and the crash occurred. I would still say for safety reasons wheeling on the wrong side of the road AND with an impending blind curve are two very bad decisions. This was preventable and is therefore not a fluke or a generalized risk of stunting. People have to accept that. It will save lives.
crazy riders only , don't do this at home !
but seriously , i hope he's ok , didn't look too serious but anytime you damage body parts it could lead to long term problems . don't ask me how i know .
also ' surfed before during and after school'. haha that kinda sounds like he didn't spend much time at school .
@@ernieme101 He was on the High School surfing team. That why the"During".
@@MattLaidlaw wow i did not know about high school surfing ! how California ! :). up here we have hockey
That sucks, I did something similar, broke the crap out of my foot. Lots of bones in there. I went back to heavy steel toed boots. The sneakers are for other things. Hope everything works out ok.
Dig the rider profiles Matt / awesome riding Shane 😎⚡️🤙
Thanks CJ
Shane is a rad guy and that Dyna is badass. Matt you have enough resources to fix his Dyna that won't hurt you one bit, that would be the thing to do. Shane get better fast and keep it up, good rider just bad judgment wheeling in the opposing lane. Dyna rules the roost with the younger gen and MoCo killed it, too sad.
Thank you man I appreciate it🤘🏼
Beautiful bike Shane! You are a true beast on that bike. I look forward to seeing more of your stuff.
Good video of not what to do and how not to ride on s motorcycle not made to be ridden like that. Smh
I'm glad that wasn't my truck. Pay to fix it or not, I would have been mad af! That must have been karma for something. Way too weird, unforeseeable, & unimaginable, in such'a remote part of the city. Glad He & truck driver are okay though. I love bikes, and I love watching PRO stunt riders do what they do, but I hate stupid shit😖. There's PLENTY of EMPTY, HUGE prkg lots from COVID shutdown businesses, all over the place! Better chances of safe freestylin' in one of those fkr's. No need to advise you to "stay safe". Guaranteed, you won't listen 😆😂😕
Sorry brother wasn’t trying to piss anybody off, simple accident on my part. I was stupid and should have had a spotter, but I own up to my accidents and am paying for my mishaps
@@shanehardy3168 You have the right attitude through this. We all make mistakes, the key is to learn from them and apply those lesson going forward. Was it dumb to be doing it on a public road without a spotter? Yea, it was. But good on you for being humble about it, and learning from it.
I think the dude in the truck made no effort to avoid it.
I love that you used your platform to give this guy a shout 🔥🔥
Things happen so just glad everyone is ok
Yeah, that was a brave decision to post the full video clip. Some people may think he should have edited-out what went wrong. Other people took their hats off to Matt for laying his cards on the table with this one. I'm going to stand back and have a beer with Pontius Pilate on this one. It's good to see that Matt has many supporters and not so many naysayers. Great to see how people can sort things out in a civil manner. Nobody's perfect. We all maek misteaks.
Wow took balls to post this. At the end of the day it was all in good fun, but went wrong. Live and learn right... i do feel bad for the truck. Hopefully it wasn't hurt bad. But i love my truck almost as much as my bikes. Just saying.
Truck is payed for, I will always own up to it. Would never try to screw anybody over for my mishap🤙🏼
@@shanehardy3168 never had any doubt about you doing the right thing. Part of playing is making things right when 💩 happens 🤠
Cover the rear brake my guy
That truck was a scumbag and it wasn’t his fault really. I hope he can keep riding and does great things.
I’m still cruisin doin the same shit fuck the haters
get your lawyer..White people sue
Didnt see that coming!!! And dang...Didnt see the Safety Sharon's coming in the comments!!
Always gonna be those type of people in the world, I just have to look past all the negativity. Just a bunch of keyboard warriors nothin you can do about it🤷🏼♂️
@@shanehardy3168 Very true. Hope you are healing well. Loved the video (well until it got cut short) and look forward to seeing more. Enjoy the Ride!!!
Thank you for the support man, very few positive comments throughout this whole thing. So I appreciate it very much and you will definitely see more of me once my leg is healed up🤘🏼🇺🇸👊🏼
@@shanehardy3168 I hope you post the upcoming content to your TH-cam channel, I subbed!
3:35 Raps off 3-4k in parts alone w/piggyback suspenion and Saddlemen seat, "Don't have too much into this" 😂. She is beautiful work brother 🙏
S%&@ Happens man. Especially when you ride. You take the best precautions that you can. Well wishes and speedy recovery. Ride Free and Stay Safe out there bro’s.🤙🏼
Thanks for the whole story. Fun is fun, but sometimes we get painful and/or expensive instruction on its constraints.
Pretty reckless.
Hope the people in the truck were OK. Its a public road not your road. Go do your stunts on track.
Wheelies are dangerous enough...At least do it on the right side of the road.
Talented kid but you should not endorse riding without proper gear and stunting on a public road.
I endorse the freedom to choose.
Matt Laidlaw Remember Laidlaw’s is a Harley dealership. The moco would not endorse this on a public highway and would also incorporate a warning before the video. Just saying.
Freedom to choose to ride like that on a public road?? You must be joking.
not my type of video. thanks
You're welcome
Bro can ride. It is cool seeing others thrash their Bikes and doing dangerous stunts. Though, I wouldn't do those things on my HD's; I couldn't afford all of the constant repairs and injuries. I hope he gets well soon and keeps the sunny side up! Peace, Stiletto :-)
Sorry the young man was injured, but very dumb behavior on a public road. This is the kind of stuff that gives bikers a bad reputation. Love your videos Matt, but not the kind of stuff to endorse on your channel.
What crash bar is that?
Happy that his ok and safe... bike parts and bike are replaceable..
Get better soon and hope to see you on the Laidlaw Harley channel soon...
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shane's a damn good rider with impressive skills. sorry to see he got injured and wrecked his bike. hope he has a fast recovery.
Hell yeah Shane!!! Make America shred again! 🤙🏼
Super cool video, I can't say as I have much sympathy for that mishap pulling shit like that. I'm just so thankful it wasn't horribly worse.
Man, he's got pretty much the exact same Dyna set up I do only a couple years prior.
Can’t believe you’re promoting doing long wheelies on an open road. Innocent people get hurt.
So because you watched someone do a wheelie means someone else has to do the same?
@@papi8311 not "you" necessarily but the internet is filled with impressionable kids & idiots.
40 Year ago I started Motorcycle riding like Shane as a Motocross Rider with Age 13 on a privacy Ground ( from the University in the next Town ) ... I'm soo sorry for Shanes Mistake, but He have learned a Lesson for Life, "Only make Stunts, when you have a safe and wide Space, where you can't and no other can't you bring in Danger 😉 ...
So you can minimade the Risk
I'm glad he will be okay and I hope he learns from this.
What did happen to him?
Sorry to see this happen Matt love your videos harleys doing wheelies doesn’t get better then that.
If you like to do dumb sh!t on a bike that's your business, but do it on a track or somewhere you won't jeopardize other drivers on public roads.
This type of guys they destroy Harley Davidson culture!!! You have Harley Davidson and you do wheelies? Grown up.
I remember when I was 20. 10 ft. tall and bullet proof. Not so much any more....lol. Shane seems like a good kid. He's awesome and he's learning the hard way. At least you tried to minimize the risk rather than pulling stunts on the busy street or freeway. When you see stunt riders at places like Sturgis and other meets, they're on blocked off streets and roads. Even then I've seen accidents. Contribute to Shane's GoFundMe? No. You play you pay. He's in your video, you pay. Nobody helped me when I fugged up and went down, which I'm now paying for with painful arthritis in my knee. But I suck it up & don't complain. I've been to too many rodeos where I've seen 40 year old cowboys who needed canes and walkers so I took a lesson from that observation. I know having said that may seem cold, but all the best to Shane and a speedy recovery.
Oh man I want to be like him when I grow up. Where are the dyna fuck boy starter kits sold?
Wow...at 3:43 a wheelie in oncoming lane coming up to a blind corner....pretty gutsy.
I had a 2018 Street Glide Special almost like your's Matt. I sold in March when I broke my ankle in 3 places and I have a recent shoulder injury. Both happened walking my dog so as far as I'm concerned walking the dog is more dangerous than ridding my Harley ever was. Next spring when I'm fully recovered I will get another Harley and continue riding. Accidents happen I'm glad Shane is not seriously injured! Keep up the excellent content!
I love my 05 Dyna and am so sorry this happened to the kid .
Hope he gets better soon and I will definitely support him in the future .
Your shop should make his Dyna a project bike there are a lot of Dyna owners that are still out here .
Oh man that could have been way worse if he had been 1 foot further to the left.
Its not cool not to wear protective clothing i have seen many road " Rashes" after many skin grafts later !!!
It won’t let me copy the link from my phone, and it’s not a clickable link.
Should be fixed now.
Wish him a speedy recovery! 🤘🏽
What kind of handle bars are those on your bike? Thanks
This why i wear boots. Also it's never you that should worry you it's always the other guy you need to worry about.
The street is not the place for that bullshit. You play you pay.
Heal soon.
Hope he’s ok and gets better and I injoy your videos keep it up brotha
2nd
i ride a 2006 Super Glide Custom. sweetest bike i ever had.
Respect for owning that incident.
do the don't, recover soon and ride harder!!
Dyna bro all the fuckin way
This could quite easily be seen as encouraging reckless driving on a public road... The kid hurt himself, (lucky that’s all that happened) fucked up the guys truck + scared the shit out of him... Crossing double yellows in a full wheelie on the wrong side of the street hmmm🤔 If the cop had seen that you’d have some serious bail and lawyer bills to add to the list yo!
4:10 skills on wheels nice save
This is why I always say keep the wheelies and stunts off the roads. I enjoy seeing this as much as anyone else. This could have been a lot worse but thankfully it was not. Next time please do this at a empty parking lot or some kind of side road where it is single entry and single exit.
Mad stuff lad keep loving life.
Matt, I would support anything you do....except this. Harley’s aren’t meant to be ridden like a dirt bike, unless you want to join the circus or race flat track around the country. Remember what happened to Indian Larry... I’m more concerned with the guys truck who didn’t deserve to be run into by this irresponsible rube. Not judging, just not cool.
I agree, Harleys are built to be driven on Sundays, from your home to the local dealership.
@@barrybambmessagedeletedbyy7467 oh wow! That was soooooo funny, and original too!
Respect Bro !nice ride
Spectacular ✌
I just bought a 2009 super glide...I am also a new rider at 160lbs...I cant imagine putting this thing up on the back wheely!lol...just trying to get over the garage bump without problems....thats amazing!
Wow!!! Glad that he is ok.
Come to the Angels
Good lessons here for all of us.
Very impressive riding skills👍however, pretty stupid be doing it on a road even you say very rare another vehicle be on it! Surely, there are other areas where this could have been taped! Just think if he had been killed! Sorry, I find it very sad and difficult to make a contribution for him! Lucky young man to be alive!
Glad to hear he will be ok. Totally irresponsible for you to promote this kind of activity rather than promoting motorcycle safety. I have been riding for 50 years and yes I have done dumb stuff but with today’s social media exposure it intensifies the need to one up the other guy. Personally since it was being done on your channel I would look to you for compensation also. Check our your liability before you do this again
Rad 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Damn bro. Be safe
Fuck that is crazy
It's really clean
And the point is???
Waw waw waw good bro
Yeah....That hurt..
I’m glad he didn’t get hurt seriously, but keep that crap off the public roads.
Cubic inch?
I'm going to donate to his go fund me. Quick question. Do they make the handlebars on your street glide in chrome? I want to put them on my 19 Roadking.
Yo... that was wild. Good job avoiding the worst of it for sure! I just got rear-ended at a stop sign last week doing absolutely nothing wrong, on a bike I spent a shitload on. Shrug it off, and bounce back!
I'm really glad everyone is ok and I hope he's doing well now.
The thought comes to mind that a 20 year old who can afford three Dynas and several dirt bikes could afford to attend a track day now and then. Public streets aren't really...bah...you know the drill. Kind of disappointing. And it makes us all look really stupid.
The common sense and critical thinking failure here. Wow. :/
Can't help but to notice the one time in the video he wasn't watching where he was going is when he hits the truck
I’m more interested in your original format but it’s understandable that you need to change up with H-D not in sync with that original stuff
Love that thumbnail lol. Not me!