Can confirm, I was driving my car the other day and saw an uncommon thing in an common scenario. DanDan living in my head so much, I hope they don't prescribe me Thorazine.
Mine too I watch his videos all the time and my wife asks me why I like watching people crash and I tell her it’s because I dont want to make the same mistakes 😂
1. Slow down and allow other drivers to have a chance to see you. 2. Don’t drive in other peoples blind spots. 3. Always drive like everyone else is trying to kill you. Expect drivers to turn left in front of you, or to pull out in front of you from the side of the road or a parking lot. There is no such thing as a safe intersection. 4. Ask yourself why is everyone slowing or stopping in front of you or to the lanes to your left or right…could it be something is wrong in front of them that you cant’ see yet? Remember these 4 things and you will live longer.
I agree with all except the last one. People aren't trying to kill you. That's a negative thought, and that thought can affect your mentality when riding. Instead of thinking that everyone's out to get you, just assume that you are invisible
My wife, who doesn't ride, watches your videos with me every time. She comments how much it helps her driving, and increased her awareness of uncommon situations in common scenarios. Maybe I'll get her to ride someday!
Dan, I truly hope you see this message. I'm a new rider and have been watching your videos for a while now. You and motojitsu are my primary moto guys. You 2 have taught me a ton and today it paid off. I had my closest actual legit incident today. Car came into my lane at about 55mph when I was at his driver side door. I had to go to full emergency breaking but due to my practice and you and motojitsu running through my head "look for the out' "don't over squeeze" "keep eyes up" I was able to maintain and dodge the potential accident. It would have been a bad one. I even had oncoming traffic parked at a light honking and waving at me because they saw how close it was. The guy waved and we had a 'bro' moment and ended up leaving the situation giving each other waves and a peace sign. Super. Fucking. Proud. Of. Myself. Thank you for all you do for the community. You were there with me today when the shit hit the fan and I wish I could shake your hand. Recognizing the traffic pattern allowed me to anticipate what the guy did and I'm fairly confident that was what gave me the edge in that moment. Thank you, Dan.
6:20 -- I was the passenger in a pickup going home after a day in the woods (I was on a logging team) and the guy driving started to skid around a corner on a gravel road. The instant he reacted, I know that we were going to crash because his reactions were about 1/2 second too late. We fishtailed about 4 or 5 times until we went off the road completely sideways and slammed into a tree right on my door. I remember watching the tree coming right at me and at the last second, I just laid down in the seat (it was a bench seat in that old truck). Luckily, the pickup was old, which means it was made of steal, so we were able to drive back into town. It was a pretty crazy trip.
Another example of using target fixation to your advantage is for us skiers who ski in the trees. You look between the trees, not at them, or you'll hit them.
I got caught in the(just started) rain last week and we all know that's when the streets are the slickest, probably the first time in decades that I've driven on wet streets on a motorcycle 😬 I was taking it very slow! Forecast had no rain🙄
In Chattanooga a Camaro famously wrapped around a light pole killing both people. The poll was cut down as they could not get the car off it. The car and pole was then placed on top of the wrecker companies building were everyone could see it for something like 40 years before finally being buried. I worked one that hit a tree roof first an wrapped around it. Passenger compartment was 6 inches thick. Didn't recognize the guy we pulled out of it. Later found out it was some I had known for years.
Some dumbass kilt hisself hitting a pole while running from the cops. Now his family hangs flowers and stickers on it to memorialize the pole he wrapped himself around.
Had a very similar run-off/run-wide incident to the second video about a month ago, but at a bit higher speed. Bent the hell out of my front forks on a log and took out some poor woman's mailbox but fortunately wasn't seriously injured. That week I watched Twist of the Wrist II: The Cornering Bible (which is free on YT btw) and majorly improved my understanding of turning mechanics. I was able to practice what I watched on track a couple weeks later and have since felt much more confident cornering, and correcting poor turn entries. The reality is most (less-experienced) riders seriously underestimate the amount of lean they can use in a turn, misunderstand proper cornering technique, and avoid using their front breaks to trail break due to what they've been taught in the msf. Save yourself a fork (or a leg) and watch twist of the wrist!
I get out of work at night and the best thing I ever did was add two small lights more pointed at the ground actually for potholes and road debris. It allows me to see 30% more and still have high beam power or clarity when necessary. Little 30w pod lights will fit where you have those little DOT reflectors as they tend to have a little u-bracket with bolts.
Just got my first motorcycle and license and am constantly thinking of your tips the last few weeks of riding. Thanks for giving so many examples for new riders to think of so they hopefully don't need to learn some of these lessons on the road. The only close call I had was I got attacked by 2 sandhill cranes trying to end me which I'm not sure what I can do anything about lol.
@10:30 Yeah - The Toyota is uncomfortably close but they aren't 3 feet past the stop line. Or where you just not going to mention your own short comings? lol
16:50 Squirrel Killed my vibe. Came up all under my tire. Suicide by biker. Now i gotta go to counseling and find my safe place. Naa, I just kept ridin. OK I admit, one beer over the limit before posting.
Your ability to change the animations, transitions, and all the right button presses in real time on stream is very impressive i gotta say. Like the orange stage, red stage, rescue thing lol
At 13:17... my Bike's HEADLIGHT's condition is same 😅.. Nowadays i had installed aftermarket auxiliary led lights. ( It helped me A LOT...Their Bright LED LIGHTS have bigger diameter of illumination. ) My advice to all riders if having this types of poor headlights conditions. Today's wise words by DANDAN... Was it malfunction of the Bike or malfunction of the skills sets..??? 😄😄😄 Such wish words comes out from his inner soul involuntarily. 😅
I love the assessments of the videos. The most repetitive problem I see, is (1). Most are going way too fast. (2). They all think or seem to think that they are the only one on the road. Therefore no need to pay attention.
Hahahaha yep 😂 thanks Dan Da Man, you've taught me so much and prob saved my life a time or two. It's like a free online course here people. Now smash that like button!
The guy that rolled his own car then proceeded to verbally assault his rescuers looks like something you'd see off of Code Blue Cams or Midwest Safety. We share this little dirtball satellite with some interesting personalities. Edit: Speak of the devil! 16:23! Small world
At my basic first aid course the instructor said this is actually common, right after an accident you are all amped up and probably confused (possible head trauma), some people cry, others scream, others go into shock and some might try to fight you. You can se the doesn’t really make a lot of sense even the bikers don’t get what he’s talking about.
@@charliecharlie9042 Honestly this is a good reminder. I've seen a lot of the trauma responses you mentioned and forgot just how unhinged the anger response can be. The worst one I remember now was a guy who had a TBI to the point that part of his skull was chipped away exposing his brain matter, and he was so out of it that he stood up and in an almost ragdoll-like state threw hands with everyone he could see. Nobody wanted to touch him because he was leaking out all over the place, so police had to tase him and restrain him.
Dan! Can you please be my life coach. You are giving 40% into these videos… probably 15% because you enjoy them so much so that’s a tax break, but like… I need an extra 40% to target fixate on my life right now and it seems like you are the best person to help with that percentage. Nah Just joshin ya. I enjoy your videos, I am not a motorcyclist but I am a new e-bike driver and these videos have been helping me look at other TH-camrs who e-bike and they completely do it wrong. It sucks that other people are finding their thrill in the most uneducated places. I am so glad I found these as it has been helping me use all the terms motacycaeists use and what to look out for on the road. Bikers do the same shit and turn into brats just as much as everyone on the road though truth is, no one is looking out for us and what has stuck with me through all your videos is that no one is doing head checks in cars and if it’s me vs a car if I’m pissed, the car will always win. Like bringing a gun to a sword fight. The smartest way to win any kind of road fight is to walk out alive and I’m surprised you are doing this for free and giving this much education where dmvs lack. Thank you for supporting the bucket heads. We appreciate you.
Today I saw 2 incidents while driving, 1 was a motorcycle in the bicycle lane riding in a cars blind spot, another was a learner riding 2 abreast with another bike and both turned left (we drive on the left) both recipes for disaster
Getting my MSF training in two weeks, still nervous about riding. However, I dont mean to jump the gun but a lot of the tips from you, Yamminoob, Squidtips, have taught me to be much safer and much more aware of the signs of danger even when I'm in my car.
At intersections whenever I see a car's front tire start to move, I'll slowly change Lane positions so I can see the driver and to make myself bigger then flash my high beams day or night. Started doing that last year and I noticed now more people coming to an abrupt stop then cutting me off.
Life tax..lol..I get it..I have 3 cats and no drama, and my 1600 for wind therapy. I accept before I live the driveway that people are out there and it's my job to watch out for them..
Most of these motoring accidents are pretty basic and only involve one main factor predominately. Sometimes events can unfold so quickly that if there are multiple factors it's near on impossible to avoid. We all know just how dangerous getting on a bike really is . Yesh some things can be avoided and count your blessings if that's u . Cheers dan
7:24 Is that a Kove motorcycle? Looks nice. @DanDanTheFireman, not sure if you ever gave your official opinion on these newer Chinese bikes like CF Moto, Kove and Zontes but I'm interested how you feel about them.
10:14 Could you explain to me, as I am not from the US, why I see bikers in many videos stopping at intersections much farther ahead than it seems necessary, sometimes encroaching on pedestrian space? As a pedestrian, that would bother me a bit.
i picked up a naked vtr1000 with some chitty dirtbike front end on it and the headlight would reflect on my visor and at night i could see my own damn eyeballs. almost went off a couple of times on a night ride and decided too tape over the light to fix it. also seeing your own eyes is VERY distracting, esp being the only compliment i ever get lol
I agree, but most of big/sport bikes aren't confortable to drive a low speed, to much heat from the engine, more difficult to turn, and maintain low speed.. It's why my daily drive is a 110cc.
I tell you I never had a crash other than parking lot mishaps the (double steering lock on the sportsters are stupid) but I got to say i took the MSF course when I was 18 my first bike was a gixxer 750 sram (94)' currently have a z650 (plenty enough). But i think MSF should be a requirment most of these people go do the written test get the permit and pass on a rebel then go and crash into a rail I ride in LA traffic everyday since 18 now im 29 guys and gals Ive been in hairy situations but just take the MSF course you need someone around to walk you thru how to be comfortable on a motorbike In reality i should invest and take the advanced riding course but I dont have time or money but thats on my own also filming kinda distracts you I know first hand.
2:50 love DanDan but i never ynderstand why he is so empathetic towards bikers but could care less towards anyone else. This dumbass passed at twice the speed into oncoming traffic on a busy downtown street and somehow the driver is the idiot. But the biker? He had "some things he could do". I seriously believe we as motorcyclists will never lower the accident rate in our lifestyle without holding ourselves accountable.
1:00 Ran out of talent/skill, luck and eventually road (?) 14:50 There was a STOP sign... He failed to stop... Regardless if there was a car or not.. He should have stopped at the line anyway..
Why do people record themselves riding down the road, do you ever watch that shit when you're done riding? Cuz I'd rather go ride than sit there watching videos of yesterday's ride.
13:45 has nothing to do with the headlight. He just doesnt have any riding skill. The sound on his upshifts and his reaction when he was about to crash (he pulled the clutch in, lol) tells you everything. Also, seems like an led headlight, and I dont know any bike where you can adjust it.
Omg finally someone else said it!! I had to scroll so far down to find someone else who picked up on the riders incorrect/jank sounding shifts🥴 What the hell was he doing to cause that weird sounding upshift? Yeah, looks like just an aftermarket LED bulb was tossed in.
This head must enter pretty quick into a helmet. Also no one will learn here with not driving too fast. 99,9% of those bikers are mrons driving too fast or illegaly. You know that, I know that, they know that, police know that, maybe parents don't know that but I am not that old.
communism is 100% tax, glad your econ degree and minor in polisci is paying off hehe. only teasing but i know you are just a victim of american school system and i love the channel.
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Been watching your videos for years, just recently got my first street bike and your tips live rent-free in my head while riding
"Open lane pattern" 😎
Can confirm, I was driving my car the other day and saw an uncommon thing in an common scenario. DanDan living in my head so much, I hope they don't prescribe me Thorazine.
His pay rent, in mine now. Got tired of that freeloader bull crap 😂
Jp, same here buddy!
Mine too I watch his videos all the time and my wife asks me why I like watching people crash and I tell her it’s because I dont want to make the same mistakes 😂
1. Slow down and allow other drivers to have a chance to see you. 2. Don’t drive in other peoples blind spots. 3. Always drive like everyone else is trying to kill you. Expect drivers to turn left in front of you, or to pull out in front of you from the side of the road or a parking lot. There is no such thing as a safe intersection. 4. Ask yourself why is everyone slowing or stopping in front of you or to the lanes to your left or right…could it be something is wrong in front of them that you cant’ see yet? Remember these 4 things and you will live longer.
I agree with all except the last one. People aren't trying to kill you. That's a negative thought, and that thought can affect your mentality when riding. Instead of thinking that everyone's out to get you, just assume that you are invisible
0:12 I don't know how much more warning the traffic engineers could have given him....
My wife, who doesn't ride, watches your videos with me every time. She comments how much it helps her driving, and increased her awareness of uncommon situations in common scenarios. Maybe I'll get her to ride someday!
Dan, I truly hope you see this message.
I'm a new rider and have been watching your videos for a while now. You and motojitsu are my primary moto guys. You 2 have taught me a ton and today it paid off. I had my closest actual legit incident today. Car came into my lane at about 55mph when I was at his driver side door. I had to go to full emergency breaking but due to my practice and you and motojitsu running through my head "look for the out' "don't over squeeze" "keep eyes up" I was able to maintain and dodge the potential accident. It would have been a bad one. I even had oncoming traffic parked at a light honking and waving at me because they saw how close it was. The guy waved and we had a 'bro' moment and ended up leaving the situation giving each other waves and a peace sign. Super. Fucking. Proud. Of. Myself.
Thank you for all you do for the community. You were there with me today when the shit hit the fan and I wish I could shake your hand. Recognizing the traffic pattern allowed me to anticipate what the guy did and I'm fairly confident that was what gave me the edge in that moment.
Thank you, Dan.
Rev bombing is useless anyways, but rev bombing with a stock muffler is just jokes.
Loud pipes only use more fuel..
And she got back on bike all good 😂
There was some gold commentary here. Life Tax, "going on an adventure", Target fixation. Great stuff!
6:20 -- I was the passenger in a pickup going home after a day in the woods (I was on a logging team) and the guy driving started to skid around a corner on a gravel road. The instant he reacted, I know that we were going to crash because his reactions were about 1/2 second too late. We fishtailed about 4 or 5 times until we went off the road completely sideways and slammed into a tree right on my door. I remember watching the tree coming right at me and at the last second, I just laid down in the seat (it was a bench seat in that old truck). Luckily, the pickup was old, which means it was made of steal, so we were able to drive back into town. It was a pretty crazy trip.
Another example of using target fixation to your advantage is for us skiers who ski in the trees. You look between the trees, not at them, or you'll hit them.
I got caught in the(just started) rain last week and we all know that's when the streets are the slickest, probably the first time in decades that I've driven on wet streets on a motorcycle 😬 I was taking it very slow! Forecast had no rain🙄
In Chattanooga a Camaro famously wrapped around a light pole killing both people. The poll was cut down as they could not get the car off it. The car and pole was then placed on top of the wrecker companies building were everyone could see it for something like 40 years before finally being buried.
I worked one that hit a tree roof first an wrapped around it. Passenger compartment was 6 inches thick. Didn't recognize the guy we pulled out of it. Later found out it was some I had known for years.
Some dumbass kilt hisself hitting a pole while running from the cops. Now his family hangs flowers and stickers on it to memorialize the pole he wrapped himself around.
🤮
A American says the taxes are high 😊😅 (meanwhile iam in the Netherlands.. 😊)
Had a very similar run-off/run-wide incident to the second video about a month ago, but at a bit higher speed. Bent the hell out of my front forks on a log and took out some poor woman's mailbox but fortunately wasn't seriously injured. That week I watched Twist of the Wrist II: The Cornering Bible (which is free on YT btw) and majorly improved my understanding of turning mechanics. I was able to practice what I watched on track a couple weeks later and have since felt much more confident cornering, and correcting poor turn entries. The reality is most (less-experienced) riders seriously underestimate the amount of lean they can use in a turn, misunderstand proper cornering technique, and avoid using their front breaks to trail break due to what they've been taught in the msf. Save yourself a fork (or a leg) and watch twist of the wrist!
8:00 in china it is taboo to help someone because they will blame you for it and will win a lawsuit even if you did not do it.
same in the US to be honest
I get out of work at night and the best thing I ever did was add two small lights more pointed at the ground actually for potholes and road debris. It allows me to see 30% more and still have high beam power or clarity when necessary. Little 30w pod lights will fit where you have those little DOT reflectors as they tend to have a little u-bracket with bolts.
Just got my first motorcycle and license and am constantly thinking of your tips the last few weeks of riding. Thanks for giving so many examples for new riders to think of so they hopefully don't need to learn some of these lessons on the road. The only close call I had was I got attacked by 2 sandhill cranes trying to end me which I'm not sure what I can do anything about lol.
Your on a roll today!,first rurock are good helmets,had one now past 4 yrs and my Harley sportglide does have abs and handles well!😎
@10:30 Yeah - The Toyota is uncomfortably close but they aren't 3 feet past the stop line. Or where you just not going to mention your own short comings? lol
Harley Davidson started using ABS in 2008.
16:50 Squirrel Killed my vibe. Came up all under my tire. Suicide by biker. Now i gotta go to counseling and find my safe place. Naa, I just kept ridin. OK I admit, one beer over the limit before posting.
Thanks for all the tips! About to buy a fxr low rider club style and join a 1% club, don’t wanna dump it in front of the boys!
Your ability to change the animations, transitions, and all the right button presses in real time on stream is very impressive i gotta say. Like the orange stage, red stage, rescue thing lol
At 13:17... my Bike's HEADLIGHT's condition is same 😅..
Nowadays i had installed aftermarket auxiliary led lights.
( It helped me A LOT...Their Bright LED LIGHTS have bigger diameter of illumination. )
My advice to all riders if having this types of poor headlights conditions.
Today's wise words by DANDAN...
Was it malfunction of the Bike or malfunction of the skills sets..???
😄😄😄
Such wish words comes out from his inner soul involuntarily. 😅
That first dude got literally the best outcome in a collision between a bike and a guard rail
The dude never touched the rail
That 636 turned into an dual sport for a bit
The driver of the car was fixated on his rear view mirror watching the biker behind him that he went wide and caught the guard rail
11:15 Honestly, if you're going to speed, at least make sure you've been on that road before, so you know what turns to expect.
00:36 At work we call it "Operator Error"
I love the assessments of the videos. The most repetitive problem I see, is (1). Most are going way too fast. (2). They all think or seem to think that they are the only one on the road. Therefore no need to pay attention.
Wait, is the yellow stage yellow because P is yellow?
The guy at 5:18 should just own up to preferring a dual sport.
He went on an adventure, lol, good stuff!
Hahahaha yep 😂 thanks Dan Da Man, you've taught me so much and prob saved my life a time or two. It's like a free online course here people. Now smash that like button!
The guy that rolled his own car then proceeded to verbally assault his rescuers looks like something you'd see off of Code Blue Cams or Midwest Safety. We share this little dirtball satellite with some interesting personalities.
Edit: Speak of the devil! 16:23! Small world
At my basic first aid course the instructor said this is actually common, right after an accident you are all amped up and probably confused (possible head trauma), some people cry, others scream, others go into shock and some might try to fight you. You can se the doesn’t really make a lot of sense even the bikers don’t get what he’s talking about.
@@charliecharlie9042 Honestly this is a good reminder. I've seen a lot of the trauma responses you mentioned and forgot just how unhinged the anger response can be.
The worst one I remember now was a guy who had a TBI to the point that part of his skull was chipped away exposing his brain matter, and he was so out of it that he stood up and in an almost ragdoll-like state threw hands with everyone he could see. Nobody wanted to touch him because he was leaking out all over the place, so police had to tase him and restrain him.
everything wroong with that prelast video. The music and extended swingarm... felt like a scene from David lynch movie :DDD
Dan! Can you please be my life coach. You are giving 40% into these videos… probably 15% because you enjoy them so much so that’s a tax break, but like… I need an extra 40% to target fixate on my life right now and it seems like you are the best person to help with that percentage. Nah Just joshin ya. I enjoy your videos, I am not a motorcyclist but I am a new e-bike driver and these videos have been helping me look at other TH-camrs who e-bike and they completely do it wrong. It sucks that other people are finding their thrill in the most uneducated places. I am so glad I found these as it has been helping me use all the terms motacycaeists use and what to look out for on the road. Bikers do the same shit and turn into brats just as much as everyone on the road though truth is, no one is looking out for us and what has stuck with me through all your videos is that no one is doing head checks in cars and if it’s me vs a car if I’m pissed, the car will always win. Like bringing a gun to a sword fight. The smartest way to win any kind of road fight is to walk out alive and I’m surprised you are doing this for free and giving this much education where dmvs lack. Thank you for supporting the bucket heads. We appreciate you.
you never see the giant 20 on the road in the uk clips. 20 is the MAXIMUM. Every sign you see in the uk with a number on it is a maximum.
What if we considered using an eye tracker? It could allow us to visualize your perspective directly.
Today I saw 2 incidents while driving, 1 was a motorcycle in the bicycle lane riding in a cars blind spot, another was a learner riding 2 abreast with another bike and both turned left (we drive on the left) both recipes for disaster
4:33 😂 jump scared was awesome
27:32 Valentino Rossi took that too damn serious lol
Getting my MSF training in two weeks, still nervous about riding. However, I dont mean to jump the gun but a lot of the tips from you, Yamminoob, Squidtips, have taught me to be much safer and much more aware of the signs of danger even when I'm in my car.
At intersections whenever I see a car's front tire start to move, I'll slowly change Lane positions so I can see the driver and to make myself bigger then flash my high beams day or night. Started doing that last year and I noticed now more people coming to an abrupt stop then cutting me off.
16:40 that has to be so well placed to mention Donut Operator and squirrel vid popped up!
So early into it 1:50 but very important, 10min in so was the life tax and target fixation- good way to look at it
Life tax..lol..I get it..I have 3 cats and no drama, and my 1600 for wind therapy. I accept before I live the driveway that people are out there and it's my job to watch out for them..
Most of these motoring accidents are pretty basic and only involve one main factor predominately. Sometimes events can unfold so quickly that if there are multiple factors it's near on impossible to avoid. We all know just how dangerous getting on a bike really is . Yesh some things can be avoided and count your blessings if that's u . Cheers dan
Excellent screen shot if that white car 😂
18:50 “Pee is yellow” 💀😂
7:24 Is that a Kove motorcycle? Looks nice. @DanDanTheFireman, not sure if you ever gave your official opinion on these newer Chinese bikes like CF Moto, Kove and Zontes but I'm interested how you feel about them.
Can we acknowledge how DanDan gives life advice while just talking about guys crashing bikes?
Today I'm picking up my Kawasaki 650!!!
👍
Ride safe man enjoy!
The 10-year old dirtbike rider in my brain laughed when he said "P is yellow...". :)
“Life tax” made me laugh
How is it all these newly riders have GoPros?
Hey Dan, could u make an updated cruiser list for beginners?
Starting myself on an electric chopper style scooter that goes 55mph top speed.
Dan Dan you taught me how to ride
9:26 i would say thank you now the light will chsnge 😉
@7:50 Nothing but a weak minded former little emperor
10:14 Could you explain to me, as I am not from the US, why I see bikers in many videos stopping at intersections much farther ahead than it seems necessary, sometimes encroaching on pedestrian space? As a pedestrian, that would bother me a bit.
i picked up a naked vtr1000 with some chitty dirtbike front end on it and the headlight would reflect on my visor and at night i could see my own damn eyeballs. almost went off a couple of times on a night ride and decided too tape over the light to fix it.
also seeing your own eyes is VERY distracting, esp being the only compliment i ever get lol
This is a great way to learn sign language.
Atlanta Ga. Life tax is more like 50%.
lowlife tax
You guys are so cool and edgy. 😐
Ayyyy Code Blue Cam anddd a DonutOperator shoutout in one video??
If you're countering a turn wouldn't your lights go that way?
Good thing he was on a 125. Those bikes are made to crash. Pick it up and learn.
I agree, but most of big/sport bikes aren't confortable to drive a low speed, to much heat from the engine, more difficult to turn, and maintain low speed..
It's why my daily drive is a 110cc.
Dandan : if it feel like comunismn leave.
I want to leave Canada.
Why do you always Crack on Ruroc helmets?
Notice how the British Harley dude takes accountability? I hope my American friends can learn this skill!
I tell you I never had a crash other than parking lot mishaps the (double steering lock on the sportsters are stupid) but I got to say i took the MSF course when I was 18 my first bike was a gixxer 750 sram (94)' currently have a z650 (plenty enough). But i think MSF should be a requirment most of these people go do the written test get the permit and pass on a rebel then go and crash into a rail I ride in LA traffic everyday since 18 now im 29 guys and gals Ive been in hairy situations but just take the MSF course you need someone around to walk you thru how to be comfortable on a motorbike In reality i should invest and take the advanced riding course but I dont have time or money but thats on my own also filming kinda distracts you I know first hand.
Where can I watch these live?
2:50 love DanDan but i never ynderstand why he is so empathetic towards bikers but could care less towards anyone else. This dumbass passed at twice the speed into oncoming traffic on a busy downtown street and somehow the driver is the idiot. But the biker? He had "some things he could do". I seriously believe we as motorcyclists will never lower the accident rate in our lifestyle without holding ourselves accountable.
Hey Dan.
The car made a U-turn without looking.
A uturn on a one-way? Arrogant privileged car driver
First one was 66 kmph, if I ain’t wrong
Give her the sign.
18:49 Pee is yellow because you are dehydrated.
26:49 Karen head😂😂
14:31 I think she's about to kiss that horse.
I like the life tax theory. You absolutely get taxed in some areas more than other.... :S
1:00 Ran out of talent/skill, luck and eventually road (?)
14:50 There was a STOP sign... He failed to stop... Regardless if there was a car or not.. He should have stopped at the line anyway..
Why do people record themselves riding down the road, do you ever watch that shit when you're done riding? Cuz I'd rather go ride than sit there watching videos of yesterday's ride.
🤔
For other's to see. Could also be used for accidents just like dashcams.
at least taxes go to doing something productive. the life tax goes nowhere
13:45 has nothing to do with the headlight. He just doesnt have any riding skill. The sound on his upshifts and his reaction when he was about to crash (he pulled the clutch in, lol) tells you everything.
Also, seems like an led headlight, and I dont know any bike where you can adjust it.
ive never owned a bike or car that cant have adjustable headlights
@@jacksons87 which bike with led headlights was it
Omg finally someone else said it!! I had to scroll so far down to find someone else who picked up on the riders incorrect/jank sounding shifts🥴 What the hell was he doing to cause that weird sounding upshift?
Yeah, looks like just an aftermarket LED bulb was tossed in.
@@inkmav4687 Thanks. Agreed!
@@grtbgf fa sho. I'm guessing he's pulling the clutch in while still giving it throttle?
Instead of doing both at the same time
That first rider was absolutely a horrible amoral person for not being able to manage that corner
shh 🤫 Don’t give the Administration more ideas.,
I love you man but you spent a bit too much time on the life tax metaphor lol
This head must enter pretty quick into a helmet. Also no one will learn here with not driving too fast. 99,9% of those bikers are mrons driving too fast or illegaly. You know that, I know that, they know that, police know that, maybe parents don't know that but I am not that old.
Lol Peacock lady Karen
Skill issue
communism is 100% tax, glad your econ degree and minor in polisci is paying off hehe. only teasing but i know you are just a victim of american school system and i love the channel.