Doodle, Awesome. This is Billy who had you in an advanced streetbike class. It is so good to see you advancing and coaching. Remember, look where you want to go and trust the motorcycle. It works in dirt as well as street. And, I am always concerned about the U-turn on the hill. I've actually dropped a bike during demonstrations on that exercise. Just pick it up and let them know that was a demo of how not to do it. I have just retired from coaching. I'm moving on to my next challenge. Sailboat racing. We were boat of the year last year and currently lead the series. Your biggest challenge remains belief in yourself. You are simply awesome. Keep it going.
You did all those U-turns with coach in the parking lot. Now you have new manuvers to practice. I remember when you was a woman that was affraid of what your coworks would say if they knew you rode motorcycle. Now look at you. You have no fear and want to teach others to ride motorcycle. YOU GO GIRL I have watched you and proud of you to keep going.
The thing is, it doesn't matter if you have to say you failed in another youtube video. You tried, you got experience and had fun doing it. At the end of the day none of that is a fail. I enjoy watching you try all these different things.
Woo, awesome job. I was a BRC1and2 coach for a number of years, I hope you get the same joy and satisfaction that I did from shepherding folks through the course.
I think it's so awesome that you talk about the worries and that you have. So many people feel that way and it's super important to have role models like you! We can do it!
Doodle, I'm not even half way through this video and I have to say something to you right now. I have been a subscriber of yours for a couple of years now, and the thing I admire about you most is that you NEVER GIVE UP!👍👍👍👏👏👏
Your an amazing experience young lady. I'm 68 an been riding since I was 14 and your a lot better rider than I am.should be proud for all you have accomplished. Be safe out there.
15:49 - great job Doodle McNoodle. Having watched a fair amount of ur vlogs, I know u still don’t have the confidence in ur riding ability that u should but, I have the utmost confidence in UR ability. I have finally accepted the fact that u will prob never have the confidence in urself that I have in u but, that’s just the way it is. I love u for the person u r.
Congratulations! You will be an awesome coach…because you have already been coaching through your videos and sharing your experiences for years. You rock!!
Congratulations Doodle! I started riding on a Kawasaki 250 dirt bike about 40 years ago and my daughter has been wanting to learn how to ride. We live fairly close to the Colton MSF so we might just take the course together. I drive by there every once in a while and the thought never crossed my mind so thank you!
Your willingness to get out there and try new things, learn new things, share new things is an inspiration to all of us. Can't express how much respect I have for you. Well done and look forward to your next adventure.
Good job on becoming an MSF dirt bike coach Doodle! You mentionned drawing as something that comes naturally to you but I dare say coaching, sharing your experiences and inspiring others to get better are also up your alley. I feel you have a natural ability to connect with people and a positive mindset that certainly comes through in your videos!
Dirt and road is apples and pears! Both fruit but each have their very own technique! Good for you for taking these “better yourself” courses and classes! Great job!
Good to see you getting for the coaching certificate! I coached at the HREC in Alpharetta, GA for more than a dozen years. Was one of the first MSF Coaches there. Had a great time coaching until about 2008, when I had to drop out because moving for work and some injuries. One thing about the beginnings in the 1990s was the lack of female coaches, so I am thrilled to see more females coaching! Kind of freaky to see how similar the two HREC facilities are! But I think the hill at the GA facility is taller than the one in CA. Mercedes Natvig is a fantastic coach/coach trainer and a great person in general! Jun is one of the best coach trainers around. Congratulations on the certificate!
You're an inspirational genuine human being, Caroline. This is why I watch your videos. P. S. Don't be afraid or ashamed of dropping your bike. I ride in winter in the streets of my town (for work) and I drop my bike regularly. By making mistakes we test our limits and the limits of the motorcycle, and we learn from the experience and we become better riders. Although I've never done it (except for a few short unpaved streets in my town) I imagine off-roading is a similar riding to winter in that it has poorer traction. Seeing your patience and dedication to teach proper basic techniques, I'd love to be your student! Good luck! And congratulations on becoming an instructor!
Awesome job Doodle. Congrats. I've rode dirt bikes and offroad since I was a kid, but I'd never consider teaching it as a MSF instructor. Much respect Doodle for being a great teacher.
Yay! Well done Doodle! You did great to keep persevering despite your doubts. If you quit, you fail. If you keep trying, you're still in with a chance. And now Coach gets his own coach👍
Congrats!!! Your perseverance payed off and I think you’ll be an amazing coach from seeing your willingness to help others learn, from your educational and entertaining vids, to now learning how to be an MSF coach. Well done!
Man, that was seriously awesome. Congrats on passing. Your love for learning on how to ride a motorcycle is amazing. I wish all motorcyclists realized we are NEVER done learning. Fantastic video.
I love this for you Caroline. I love how you love learning everything about motorcycling and you don't let any ... shortcomings hold you back. You have an indomitable will in this area and that bodes very well for you in your quest to master every single aspect of motorcycling. It's great watching your development, not just as a motorcyclist, but also as a human. You used to be so concerned about what people would think of you and now you're out there "doing the thing" as Amanda would say with nary a care about what people think. For the most part, as long as you're not hurting anybody, it doesn't matter what others think. That's my cheap life coach tip for the day. Great job.
Congratulations! I remember Mercedes from back in 1985 LL nationals we were both racing back in the day, that's a name you never forget and she was fast!
Congratulations on the progress and the passing. Loved your coach there with the support too of "Trust yourself, I trust you", hope that my coaches when I go for my learner course next week are as supportive and encouraging and him and you.
Bad ass. Your enthusiasm is refreshing and invigorates me. It’s just nice to see someone so excited to learn and push past their anxieties; and ultimately to have their efforts rewarded with such success. Keep it up.
I love watching your videos like this. It is great to hear the struggles and how you overcome them to help other riders that are having the same issues. Keep up the good work and look forward to watching more videos.
You.Are.Amazing!! Congrats Carolyn, you did something great, really! There's a ton of fears involved in doing something like this and you crushed them all. Amazing, amazing girl! ❤
Hey, cool to see Eva! I'm sure you had fun with her. Hopefully got to hear some stories about Sterling, MTC and their awesome motel. MSF is great. I paid for my son to go so he could get his endorsement and start riding. I rode out to Phoenix to meet him last Spring and we did some riding in the Tonto Nat'l Forest. He did great and the MSF training was apparent. Worth every penny. Way to go Doodle!
Congratulations Doodle! Excellent work. If you bring the same energy to your classes as you do your videos and other moto adventures I am certain you will be an awesome coach 🤙
I started riding about 7 years ago. 2½ years ago I became a riding instructor. Congratulations on passing. It is definitely rewarding if you love riding.
I did my MSF course in Colton last July on a weekend when it was 100 degrees - great facility and equipment, though. Now I need to return for some dirt training!
I recommend watching those short rider tricks videos for everyone. In the event you do go down but you and your bike maybe still in condition to ride home your may be sore or have broken a finger etc. and having those slight of stature skills and techniques can help you limp home or to a place where you can find help. Strong enough to lift your bike easily when you are in good shape on level ground with an unloaded bike isn't enough for anyone. Those tips come in handy.
I still remember my first riding lesson, my friend was the same age as me, only thing, he showed me was tap down on the shifter ease out the clutch pull in the clutch to stop, 11 years old, then learning to ride on the street, cops with ticket books, teaching me to slow down, dirt riding just seemed like a natural thing to do, motorcycles have come a long way since then, had I gone racing I suppose I would have had to learn some technique, got a motorcycle license on my 16th birthday my first road bike came in milk crates, we just did it, me and my friends running down the canyon road, made me want to have a job, couldn’t afford professional mechanics learned how to do it our selves, service manuals and magazines, saving up money for parts. Loved to ride,
Morning Doodle's. Congratulations on your MSF certificate! Another enjoyable vid and thanks for sharing. Enjoyable safe riding till next time, and follow your dreams girl 👍😊.
Congratulations!! You did Great! And you got to ride with Eva!! I love her and Sterling! When he was here in Washington State I rode my bike up to the BMW shop and he signed my bike!!
Congrats girl, you did fantastic.. learning to ride dirt and moving up to racing, it's not easy,, practice, practice, practice, crash, crash etc all part of the game
I put my right foot down most of the time. But I can do either. I do right foot because I usually don't need the rear brake up to the point I come to a total stop. I pop it in neutral and my clutch hand gets a rest. Less of a deal on dirt, but on the street, it's really helpful. Gratz on your certification. I look forward to seeing the you Coach teach young Coach.
Way to GO!!!! Another feather in your hat... or should I say helmet.... ;-) I remember back when I had to take my MSF course to get my certificate for a DL in GA that I thought I might enjoy becoming a instructor BUT I had a lot of stuff going on in my life at the time and I never went nay further. I have the up most respect for those that have become instructors. Be Safe & Blessed!!!
I ♥️ this SO MUCH!!! You’ve inspired me again,…fall down, get up and keep moving forward toward your goal 💪 “Personal, patient and the ability to get the lesson across to the student”. When you can do that, you’re a true teacher. Congratulations, so proud of you 👏🎉👏
Oh no, now that you're an MSF Coach, will we see fewer videos from you, as you experience how fun coaching is?!?!!! Thanks for a great video -- I became an MSF Coach two years ago, and love it. 🙂
You’re a true inspiration ! Really you experience so much more than any average rider, you’re truly passionate about riding and it shows ! I aspire to practice as much as you do, and live the most of bike life in camps, trips, group training etc ! Much love from France ✨✨
Wow this was such a great video! The story telling was great, your success was felt in the end, I was cheering you on! And the through line that it’s all for coach back at home, that’s the sweetest and most like wholesome thing! Thanks for being awesome, you’re such an inspiration!
That dirt bike looks small compared to all the other stuff you've been riding!!! Congrats on passing!!! I think they should have programs like this offered in schools to make people better drivers. I drove cars and trucks for over twenty years before getting a motorcycle license. I have never had a wreck and can tell you that learning a motorcycle has made me a better driver. Thanks for the video!!!
nice bruise..... it's funny to me what is taught now and how I learned. I was told if i could start then good to go. dirtbikes and streetbikes I had 1 lesson on streetbike from a friend who raced. He would lead then follow me through curves and in passing. Take 10 minute break discuss right and wrong . I remember the lesson to this day and that was 45 years ago
Love ur passion , 2yrs into adventure bikes (890R) after riding the streets for 30+ yrs and still tryin to the deep sand thing conquered , but anyway its off to tail of the dragon this end of summer/fall - ride free
I’m taking my msf basic course next month & would love to become a coach someday. Watching your journey & progression has been very inspirational to me. Keep on being you 💪🏾
Good for you on choosing the 250! Those are so much easier to ride. Those banked tirns are easier when going a bit faster, leaning the bike over more, and thus allowing it to get a firmer gripon the surface,then powering out of the turn . . . if that makes any sense!
This was awesome Doodles! I like your determination and wanting to get them through the course and succeed. You may have taken longer than most but you coached them well and they were riding in hrs. Bravo and Congratulations on being certified Doodle coach. 👏
Doodle, Awesome. This is Billy who had you in an advanced streetbike class. It is so good to see you advancing and coaching. Remember, look where you want to go and trust the motorcycle. It works in dirt as well as street. And, I am always concerned about the U-turn on the hill. I've actually dropped a bike during demonstrations on that exercise. Just pick it up and let them know that was a demo of how not to do it. I have just retired from coaching. I'm moving on to my next challenge. Sailboat racing. We were boat of the year last year and currently lead the series. Your biggest challenge remains belief in yourself. You are simply awesome. Keep it going.
You did all those U-turns with coach in the parking lot. Now you have new manuvers to practice. I remember when you was a woman that was affraid of what your coworks would say if they knew you rode motorcycle. Now look at you. You have no fear and want to teach others to ride motorcycle. YOU GO GIRL I have watched you and proud of you to keep going.
What are you talking about. I don't believe she cald any one a cowered.
@@keithrowell8895say what ?
Congratulations on becoming a Certified MSF Dirt Bike Coach. Your determination and perseverance has paid off.
The thing is, it doesn't matter if you have to say you failed in another youtube video. You tried, you got experience and had fun doing it. At the end of the day none of that is a fail. I enjoy watching you try all these different things.
Woo, awesome job. I was a BRC1and2 coach for a number of years, I hope you get the same joy and satisfaction that I did from shepherding folks through the course.
I think it's so awesome that you talk about the worries and that you have. So many people feel that way and it's super important to have role models like you! We can do it!
Congratulations! It’s been a joy to watch your growth. You’re going to continue to grow as you teach. Your future students will be lucky riders!
Doodle, I'm not even half way through this video and I have to say something to you right now. I have been a subscriber of yours for a couple of years now, and the thing I admire about you most is that you NEVER GIVE UP!👍👍👍👏👏👏
Well done! And great support from everyone.
I used to watch Mercedes when she was racing, so glad that she is still apart of the motorcycle community.
Congratulations, very well done! Even when you got frustrated you kept pushing forward. So proud of you! No obstacles stand in your way.
Your an amazing experience young lady. I'm 68 an been riding since I was 14 and your a lot better rider than I am.should be proud for all you have accomplished. Be safe out there.
15:49 - great job Doodle McNoodle.
Having watched a fair amount of ur vlogs, I know u still don’t have the confidence in ur riding ability that u should but, I have the utmost confidence in UR ability. I have finally accepted the fact that u will prob never have the confidence in urself that I have in u but, that’s just the way it is. I love u for the person u r.
You have so much courage. You are not afraid to try new things. I am so impressed. Congratulations on your latest success story!!!!!!
Congratulations! You will be an awesome coach…because you have already been coaching through your videos and sharing your experiences for years. You rock!!
Congratulations Doodle! I started riding on a Kawasaki 250 dirt bike about 40 years ago and my daughter has been wanting to learn how to ride. We live fairly close to the Colton MSF so we might just take the course together. I drive by there every once in a while and the thought never crossed my mind so thank you!
Very happy for you and your fellow instructors. Enjoy passing the torch to others, they will learn well from your experience. Be good!
Congrats Doodle. You have come a long way girl. We are proud of you.
Your willingness to get out there and try new things, learn new things, share new things is an inspiration to all of us. Can't express how much respect I have for you. Well done and look forward to your next adventure.
Congratulations, the motorcycling community is awsome and for the most part we all want to spread the joy of riding. Awsome job👍
All your content shines a wonderful light on the motorcycle community. I hope you know how much of a positive impact you are making.
Good job on becoming an MSF dirt bike coach Doodle! You mentionned drawing as something that comes naturally to you but I dare say coaching, sharing your experiences and inspiring others to get better are also up your alley. I feel you have a natural ability to connect with people and a positive mindset that certainly comes through in your videos!
Congratulations Doodle! You took to heart what was being taught, stayed humble and teachable and earned the name: MSF Dirt Bike Coach!
Dirt and road is apples and pears! Both fruit but each have their very own technique! Good for you for taking these “better yourself” courses and classes! Great job!
Way to go Joanna. Your fans are proud of you!
Never stop learning. When you think you know it all, go back to work! Lovely job. Keep going!
Congrats on becoming a certified dirt bike coach.
This is where I took the MSF course, good school.👍
Good to see you getting for the coaching certificate! I coached at the HREC in Alpharetta, GA for more than a dozen years. Was one of the first MSF Coaches there. Had a great time coaching until about 2008, when I had to drop out because moving for work and some injuries. One thing about the beginnings in the 1990s was the lack of female coaches, so I am thrilled to see more females coaching!
Kind of freaky to see how similar the two HREC facilities are! But I think the hill at the GA facility is taller than the one in CA.
Mercedes Natvig is a fantastic coach/coach trainer and a great person in general! Jun is one of the best coach trainers around.
Congratulations on the certificate!
You're an inspirational genuine human being, Caroline. This is why I watch your videos.
P. S. Don't be afraid or ashamed of dropping your bike. I ride in winter in the streets of my town (for work) and I drop my bike regularly. By making mistakes we test our limits and the limits of the motorcycle, and we learn from the experience and we become better riders. Although I've never done it (except for a few short unpaved streets in my town) I imagine off-roading is a similar riding to winter in that it has poorer traction. Seeing your patience and dedication to teach proper basic techniques, I'd love to be your student! Good luck! And congratulations on becoming an instructor!
Awesome job Doodle. Congrats. I've rode dirt bikes and offroad since I was a kid, but I'd never consider teaching it as a MSF instructor. Much respect Doodle for being a great teacher.
Yay! Well done Doodle! You did great to keep persevering despite your doubts. If you quit, you fail. If you keep trying, you're still in with a chance. And now Coach gets his own coach👍
Doodle you're so awesome and have quite a bit of experience at this point. I think you dropping the bike is all in your head!
RCP (street or dirt) is no joke! Congrats on your success and welcome to the RC family!
Congrats!!! Your perseverance payed off and I think you’ll be an amazing coach from seeing your willingness to help others learn, from your educational and entertaining vids, to now learning how to be an MSF coach. Well done!
Man, that was seriously awesome. Congrats on passing. Your love for learning on how to ride a motorcycle is amazing. I wish all motorcyclists realized we are NEVER done learning. Fantastic video.
Way to go Doodle! You are doing great at both riding and filming at the same time. Your a Champ!
Congratulations Carolyn. I knew you could do it. You're so determined and never give up on what you want to accomplish.
Another great video! Congratulations on the certification. You're going to be a great teacher and sharer of your love for riding.
Keep it up Doodle I am having so much fun watching your progress over the years.
I want to congratulate you on becoming a certified coach! And also thank you for all your videos. They are really good! Take care. //M
I love this for you Caroline. I love how you love learning everything about motorcycling and you don't let any ... shortcomings hold you back. You have an indomitable will in this area and that bodes very well for you in your quest to master every single aspect of motorcycling.
It's great watching your development, not just as a motorcyclist, but also as a human. You used to be so concerned about what people would think of you and now you're out there "doing the thing" as Amanda would say with nary a care about what people think.
For the most part, as long as you're not hurting anybody, it doesn't matter what others think. That's my cheap life coach tip for the day.
Great job.
Congratulations! I remember Mercedes from back in 1985 LL nationals we were both racing back in the day, that's a name you never forget and she was fast!
Congratulations!! Like you - I struggle 'academically' - but my successes come through sheer dogged determination. Cheers to never giving up!
Congratulations on the progress and the passing. Loved your coach there with the support too of "Trust yourself, I trust you", hope that my coaches when I go for my learner course next week are as supportive and encouraging and him and you.
Congratulations. Very inspirational, I think you will be an excellent coach and your enthusiasm will be infectious.
Bad ass. Your enthusiasm is refreshing and invigorates me. It’s just nice to see someone so excited to learn and push past their anxieties; and ultimately to have their efforts rewarded with such success. Keep it up.
I love watching your videos like this. It is great to hear the struggles and how you overcome them to help other riders that are having the same issues. Keep up the good work and look forward to watching more videos.
You.Are.Amazing!! Congrats Carolyn, you did something great, really! There's a ton of fears involved in doing something like this and you crushed them all. Amazing, amazing girl! ❤
Hey, cool to see Eva! I'm sure you had fun with her. Hopefully got to hear some stories about Sterling, MTC and their awesome motel. MSF is great. I paid for my son to go so he could get his endorsement and start riding. I rode out to Phoenix to meet him last Spring and we did some riding in the Tonto Nat'l Forest. He did great and the MSF training was apparent. Worth every penny. Way to go Doodle!
Congratulations Doodle! Excellent work. If you bring the same energy to your classes as you do your videos and other moto adventures I am certain you will be an awesome coach 🤙
What a fun video! Love that you give it your all in spite of any doubts or jitters. You are a great role model...even for old guys. Congratulations!
I started riding about 7 years ago. 2½ years ago I became a riding instructor. Congratulations on passing. It is definitely rewarding if you love riding.
I did my MSF course in Colton last July on a weekend when it was 100 degrees - great facility and equipment, though. Now I need to return for some dirt training!
I recommend watching those short rider tricks videos for everyone. In the event you do go down but you and your bike maybe still in condition to ride home your may be sore or have broken a finger etc. and having those slight of stature skills and techniques can help you limp home or to a place where you can find help. Strong enough to lift your bike easily when you are in good shape on level ground with an unloaded bike isn't enough for anyone. Those tips come in handy.
I still remember my first riding lesson, my friend was the same age as me, only thing, he showed me was tap down on the shifter ease out the clutch pull in the clutch to stop, 11 years old, then learning to ride on the street, cops with ticket books, teaching me to slow down, dirt riding just seemed like a natural thing to do, motorcycles have come a long way since then, had I gone racing I suppose I would have had to learn some technique, got a motorcycle license on my 16th birthday my first road bike came in milk crates, we just did it, me and my friends running down the canyon road, made me want to have a job, couldn’t afford professional mechanics learned how to do it our selves, service manuals and magazines, saving up money for parts. Loved to ride,
Morning Doodle's. Congratulations on your MSF certificate! Another enjoyable vid and thanks for sharing. Enjoyable safe riding till next time, and follow your dreams girl 👍😊.
Well done Carolyn and congratulations. Terrific video. Nice edit.
Congratulations this is an inspiring video for all those who think they can’t do it. Thank you for sharing Way to go.
This was wonderful to watch. Thank you for taking us along. And CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳
Congratulations!! You did Great! And you got to ride with Eva!! I love her and Sterling! When he was here in Washington State I rode my bike up to the BMW shop and he signed my bike!!
Congrats girl, you did fantastic.. learning to ride dirt and moving up to racing, it's not easy,, practice, practice, practice, crash, crash etc all part of the game
I put my right foot down most of the time. But I can do either. I do right foot because I usually don't need the rear brake up to the point I come to a total stop. I pop it in neutral and my clutch hand gets a rest. Less of a deal on dirt, but on the street, it's really helpful.
Gratz on your certification. I look forward to seeing the you Coach teach young Coach.
Way to GO!!!! Another feather in your hat... or should I say helmet.... ;-) I remember back when I had to take my MSF course to get my certificate for a DL in GA that I thought I might enjoy becoming a instructor BUT I had a lot of stuff going on in my life at the time and I never went nay further. I have the up most respect for those that have become instructors. Be Safe & Blessed!!!
Doodle! You can "Doodle" anything! Time to ride an event, a beginner Enduro loop with Cody and you'll be hooked for life!
Inspiring Doodle! Congratulations! I hope this doesn't sound silly to you, but you make me proud, Girl!
Your tough Doodle, you never give up! Congratulations!
I ♥️ this SO MUCH!!! You’ve inspired me again,…fall down, get up and keep moving forward toward your goal 💪 “Personal, patient and the ability to get the lesson across to the student”. When you can do that, you’re a true teacher. Congratulations, so proud of you 👏🎉👏
Oh no, now that you're an MSF Coach, will we see fewer videos from you, as you experience how fun coaching is?!?!!! Thanks for a great video -- I became an MSF Coach two years ago, and love it. 🙂
You’re a true inspiration ! Really you experience so much more than any average rider, you’re truly passionate about riding and it shows ! I aspire to practice as much as you do, and live the most of bike life in camps, trips, group training etc ! Much love from France ✨✨
Teaching may seem hard at first, but one will pull through, and feel good about sharing knowledge.
Take care Caroline, ride safe.
Way to go Caroline! Proud of you.❤
Congratulations on becoming a MSF coach!! You’re going to do great!🤘🏾🤘🏾
Never stop learning! Great video and thanks for sharing!
Doodle I am so proud of you I believe that you are the go to chic for MSF dirt bike training great job girl
Thank you!! :D Just teaching the entry level courses for now
I commend you on your determination and pure guts to go get what you want!! Congratulations!
Great job Doodle, can’t wait to see you coaching little coach. 👍 🏍️
Loved this video 😎
Congratulations, you inspire a lot of people with your positivity. I am 1 weekend deep into my street riding instructor training. Wish me luck 😊
Wow this was such a great video! The story telling was great, your success was felt in the end, I was cheering you on! And the through line that it’s all for coach back at home, that’s the sweetest and most like wholesome thing! Thanks for being awesome, you’re such an inspiration!
As always you’re an incredibly hard worker. Congratulations on mastering another skill.
Awesome job on this video Carolyn! LMAO at the clip you got of me knocked out
Awesome! I am taking the MSF ridercoach class now. We teach real students this weekend. Nervous!!!
… a fantastic video … 👏👏👏… congratulations on both … 👍👍👍… the video & passing … 💪💪💪… very well done … ❤️ … love it … 🙋🏻♂️
Yay!! Way to go! I'm proud of you and you inspire me to never stop learning, even though I have a few years on you :)
YA! Congratulations. Makes me want to get a little Honda and head for the dirt!
Congratulations! I’m really proud of you!
lmao your face when they said "one and done" if you drop the bike 🤣🤣🤣🤣 love itttt
That dirt bike looks small compared to all the other stuff you've been riding!!! Congrats on passing!!! I think they should have programs like this offered in schools to make people better drivers. I drove cars and trucks for over twenty years before getting a motorcycle license. I have never had a wreck and can tell you that learning a motorcycle has made me a better driver. Thanks for the video!!!
Brilliant video Carolyn, so proud of what you are doing. Say hi to Kody 👋🤗😉
nice bruise..... it's funny to me what is taught now and how I learned. I was told if i could start then good to go. dirtbikes and streetbikes I had 1 lesson on streetbike from a friend who raced. He would lead then follow me through curves and in passing. Take 10 minute break discuss right and wrong . I remember the lesson to this day and that was 45 years ago
Wow, you are a great inspiration. Good job, proud of you doodle.
Congrats on becoming a MSF dirtbike coach!
I’m right there with you on academia. Proud of you👍👍😎😎
Love ur passion , 2yrs into adventure bikes (890R) after riding the streets for 30+ yrs and still tryin to the deep sand thing conquered , but anyway its off to tail of the dragon this end of summer/fall - ride free
I’m taking my msf basic course next month & would love to become a coach someday. Watching your journey & progression has been very inspirational to me. Keep on being you 💪🏾
You're- killing it! Keep doing you!
Congratulations, I’m so happy for you! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
Good for you on choosing the 250! Those are so much easier to ride. Those banked tirns are easier when going a bit faster, leaning the bike over more, and thus allowing it to get a firmer gripon the surface,then powering out of the turn . . . if that makes any sense!
This was awesome Doodles! I like your determination and wanting to get them through the course and succeed. You may have taken longer than most but you coached them well and they were riding in hrs. Bravo and Congratulations on being certified Doodle coach. 👏
Gratulation's doodle coach dirt bike riding can be harder than street bike riding at times you did good 👍
Doodle I just noticed your sub count that's incredible seems like it was 5000 sort time ago. Well deserved keep being you