How To Get Your KNEE DOWN On A Sport Bike
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Sir could you tell me where to sit on the motorcycle set like ( near the gas tank or away fron the gas which where the back seat hump is situated i wanted to know which place on the sit will provide more control over the bike)
Jessie Pinkman just taught me how to corner properly 😂
hahaha
Yehhh Knee Down Bitchhh!
😂😂😂😂
On point bro
Fuck I knew somebody would have said it before me!! 😂
Where is my knee bitch 😂😂😂its down
Bruh i was literelly thinking whose resemblence this guy got lol😂
i have been riding for 15 years and I love corners what a great lesson. people charge $500 a day to teach what you did for free on youtube. god speed brother keep them coming
thanks
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Coming back to this video many many years later and I remember this is who I learned how to ride a motorcycle! Thank you !
Just managed to get my first knee down yesterday, using your techniques. A great feeling and gives me confidence in my tyres in the right conditions! Thanks for all you do supporting the motorbike community.
now your really close to good high speed wreck!! it's coming bro!@ just pray ya get to live!! I still ride but went to cruiser bike.. I'm lucky to be a live still.. had some serious wrecks on them sport bikes and I love them still but if you want to ride faster than speed limits you got to accept your going down
@@johnwayne7128 jesus relax
@@johnwayne7128 dude shut up. not everyone on a sportbike wants to speed, i dont like tickets. so kiss it.
@@johnwayne7128 I ride both, cruisers are more dangerous Imo, you can’t flick them fast and easy to avoid danger.
@@oldm8alfie you must be young and ride sport bike? Lol hit me back after you total one bro then we see who the ruff guys are.. I have totalled 3 bikes... Been over 20; years since and ride almost every day
Wow I've seen a lot of videos on TH-cam on this subject, but never have I seen anyone take it this far and actually show you how to drag a knee in a damn parking lot of all places. Keep them coming bro, I think I'll stick around for a bit.
exactly. Very in depth videos.
Thanks!! It's easy once you learn the technique and practice for hours on end lol
Thanks again!
Search ‘cornering theory’. Then you’ll see why most riders will never ever really need to do this.
@@johnmadsen37 I actually find the whole thing of dragging a knee, leaning into the turn fun. It's very enjoyable and exciting so I will continue to do it and get DAMN good at it that thankyou
been riding sportbikes for 50 years now, never been hurt (knock on wood) dropped a few. This is the best nuts and bolts riding technique explanation i've ever seen. Now i'm waiting for the wheelie tutorial. This guy is the college professor of the art of riding. Never seen anything this competent.
Thank you so much!! Check out my other videos too:)
Lenny saint went to a Wheelie University...haven’t tried since. Was a fun course though!
@Lenny saint lol I didn't make it up, TH-cam it....was a lot of fun!
Lenny saint I’ll need a small dirt bike, a big dirt field, and lots of time in order for me to get good at wheelies.
how..you must be like 70 then
So went to an empty parking and before I achieved anything security threw me out 😂 Went to race track. On my 6th visit I got my knee down at about 45-50 mph corner. It was epic! I learned a lot from your videos.
BRO. I've had an R6 before and picked up a 2015 S1000RR two months ago - the exact same color as the one in the vid. You literally made me knee down within three hours of dedicated practice - and that's in a parking lot. In circles, as if doing donuts in a car. At 25-30km/hr. On 5 year old tires (ordered new ones now) Thank you so much man, you really are the best!
You're welcome :) congrats!
That's spirit. On such a sunny day, you stopped and made a video about riding, while u could just ride and enyoj. Much appreciated!
Lol this took 10 mins....still 23 hours and 50 mins of riding to do.
This is what he did waiting for the others to catch up...
It's for the money sheep
Also it's San Diego, so there are plenty more sunny days to go riding
i dont have confidence to even make a left turn on my supersport so i take the bus instead.
DopestDope Lol!!
lol
Good job bro
What's the difference between a left or right turn?
Meme Machine you only want to take your turns right!
I've been riding since 1987, owned 9 bikes now (2 currently), and I've taught about ten people how to ride over the years (including 3 women). But I myself have never learned to corner at this level (let alone teach it). Oh I've scraped pegs and gone all the way to the edge of tires thousands of times, but I just never learned how to hang off the bike. Certainly never thought I'd want to go out and try to learn it at age 51 now. But this video has inspired me - I'm getting knee pads and doing this in a huge lot. On actual roads I won't try it, but I want this body posture/alignment skill happening even when I'm only going halfway...
Thank you so much for this video. I've been watching a few times a week and going to the local movie theater parking lot to practice. I finally got my knee down today. You've earned a subscriber.
Glad it was helpful!
It's so rare to have someone that can give you wicked tips and who practices what they preach too too physically demonstrate it. You're a true gem in motorbike World Eddy. Ta very much buddy, ride safe.
Thank you so much!! I'm sure there will still be someone that says, "Well, I bet you can't do that on a ______" lol wait til I get a Harley to borrow!! lol
I am 100% certain Eddie is going to keep me alive. Subbed.
Thank you so much!!
+1
Ditto.
@@MotoJitsu I am 💯% certain this mans got some Italian in him with all those hand gestures. I subbed 🤔
I have never ridden a sport bike, let alone done any kind of crazy cornering. However, as a teacher of other things, I can recognize this man is brilliant at explaining technique on a whole different level compared to most other people I've watched explain motorcycle technique. How truly fortunate us motorcycle enthusiasts are for a teacher like this.
The Best knee down instructional video on the whole Internet 👌
Can we just point out how smooth his movements are it’s like he’s dancing lol
:)
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Been riding for about two and a half years and been practicing ever since day one. I always thought this was unattainable but now I can actually do this comfortably 👍🏽
Definitely good tips in these vids
I’ve been riding for over 40 years but only recently started actually trying to learn and improve my skills. Your videos are so good and I’m excited to put theory into practice.
Just wanted to say thanks a lot for all your training bro, I started watching you 3 years ago b4 I started on my Ninja 400 (only had it for 2 seasons, wish I kept it) and about to graduate to Z900 and I feel so confident bcuz I did all your trainings, read the books, and took the time to practice technique! Just came back to show love brotha 👌🏽💯
You definitely have a great talent and skill towards teaching and educating your viewers(me included) in motorcycle riding and safety. Thank you for sharing this vast knowledge in your videos. Rock on!!!!!
Thank you so much! Did you share with your friends yet?
Your welcome. I apologize, because i do not have a Instagram, Facebook or Twitter account. I recommended your channel to a friend of my through word of mouth. He has a passion for motorcycles like i do. I just created a account on google 2 weeks ago. All this is pretty new to me.
Pshhhh that's all that's necessary! Anyone..if someone can benefit, perfect!
suck up.
Can this be applied to driving a mini-van ? I do wear a helmet.
Make a video! lol
Maybe if you hang both buttcheeks off the seat...
Fano Boss 😂😂😂
I took the doors off mine. Now I can really lean into it. Wife still a little nervous to lean out her side. says she wants a real helmet... Guess I'm wearing the mixing bowl now💂
Yes! But you need a bigger parking lot. 😄
Man, this Chanel really is the holy grail. No quirky video full of ads taking too long to get to the point. Simple and straight forward. I always feel like I learn something. Thank you!
Love how calm you explain it and your advices are great! Great teacher!
Thanks so much!
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As a budding racer and frequent track dayer myself who has seen these tips in my racing schools,for which I had to pay a lot,its absolutely superb to see someone take the time and effort to demonstrate it so eloquently! Cheers mate and please keep more coming,including the advanced track tips if possible and convenient! Subbed!
Thanks!
Anyone who gives a thumbs down to a guy who takes the time to pass on his knowledge to make other riders do things the correct way don't have a understanding of how many new riders rely on this kind of information. I have been riding almost 40 years and still find it helpful to watch other people's techniques that could make me a better rider or even one day save your life. Gr8 work Ed liked and subbed. Greetings from Oz
Dexter Flight Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment.
Brother thanks for putting content like this out. You are a gem to the community.
Thank you😨 I just discovered I do a lot of things incorrectly... I am happy to see you explaining how to, and how not to- in very easy way🙌🏻
Great video thanks a lot!!
Glad it was helpful!
Extremely helpful, just got on a 1000cc and your video is the best on TH-cam as far as explaining everything.
Thank you!
jesus, when he drove that circle at 8.30ish that lookes so smooth and going like a well oiled machinery
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I have just purchased an 2015 rsv4 , as a some what novice the situation could get interesting very quickly, this is a great video as a tip of how cornering is done, hopefully it may help keep the wheels on the road, thank you very much for taking your time and posting it 👍
Been riding for a decade and still learned a bunch from this video. Can't thank you enough man! Great video, lots of fun! Thanks for the good info!
Awesome video! You showed me exactly the things I’ve been thinking about as I’ve just bought my first sports bike, an 07 Daytona 675. I’m excited to go find an empty car park next weekend. Thank you 👍
thanks :)
I gotta say man, I saw the thumbnail and braced myself for a lot of bullshit like you see a lot of the time here on youtube. But you surprised me man, very informative and very correct notes. Especially turning the body into the corner. A lot of people lean with their body, but they don't turn their body into the corner as wel. So +1 on that. I enjoyed the video. There is some good info in here!
Thank you!
it's countless times that I re-watched this again and again trying to spot my mistakes, to this day I've not been able to drag my knee in a normal size bike, practiced in pit-pikes and worked well, but in naked bike my knee feels like it's way too high to get close to the ground, I would love to see a detailed explanation from you @motojitsu on how to position your feet depending on the rider size and the motorcycle. (you do have a video about positioning your feet but I must be doing something wrong because putting my feet in the recommended position just make my knee to go even higher and not lower). Thanks again for all the effort you put on these videos, I'm trying to do the same in spanish as I agree that practicing is pure gold and life-saving attitude.
I have more videos on this topic and about feet placement. welcome!!
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I just got my M1 a couple weeks ago, bought a CB300R, and going for my course in a few weeks… this stuff seems so crazy to me. I’m excited but nervous all at the same time. I tend to think more on the negative side. It’s been a dream for 20 years, and I’ve always been hesitant due to the danger. Something inside me just needs to ride though, even though I’ve never been on a bike in my life.
These tutorials are all very detailed and extremely helpful. I won’t be dropping my knee any time soon, but I enjoy watching all your videos.
Thanks for the great content, I’m super excited to start my new journey at 38 years old.
My man is the G.O.A.T(greatest of all time) teacher for teaching these bike tutorials. Thank you TEACHER.
thanks ;)
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This was an unbelievably good video! You're a great teacher, thanks for sharing!
Thanks 🙏🏼
i've learned more from your channel than all the others on youtube combined, love how clearly you demonstrate techniques, most other coaches can explain it but not perform the move, at least not clearly on video.
:) thanks
TH-cam hasn’t suggested your videos to me in awhile. I forgot how good they are. Thanks!
This is such a great teaching video. You have a definite talent for teaching. I thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning. Cheers
Thanks!
Dude , best channel ever!!
Thanks for your time!!
Thank you so much!
Recently bought an r1. Your videos have helped massively in riding it and learning the importance of body positioning. Thank you from the uk
日本人のバイク初心者です。
Bmw S1000RRでトム・クルーズがバンクしてるシーンに影響されて真似しても上手く出来ませんでしたが。この動画のお陰で膝擦りできるくらいまで成長しました。ありがとうございます😎
Great video man! I’ve been riding for 7 years and have never cornered like I just did in the parking lot 15 minutes ago.
You’ve got me carving man!!
Thanks!
You are such a BRILLIANT instructor !!! You really got it spot on, focusing on the real important essential bits !!! THANKS A LOT!!!
thanks! :)
Best cornering video I’ve seen…thank you!
Difficult maneuver simplified! Outstanding! Ride Safe!🏍!
Thanks!!
Your 10minute video has taught me more than people have taught me about body position in 3 years of riding
Time to take more courses!! Formal ones like the ones off my website motojitsu.com/courses
Fast Eddy, I've been watching your videos since before I got my licence.. after a few track days, tonight I finally got it, overcoming my aversion to lean angle, started hanging off far and dragging em. Definitely have room to improve but I owe a lot of it to you.
That is awesome! Keep at it ;)
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Body-head-bike... been researching race form... first time I heard that.... makes sense!!! Thanks!!!!
Great job.. I always thought you had to go faster, and use wide turns, to lean the bike and touch the ground with your knee.. Subscribed.. Keep them coming..
You're welcome!
Fantastic. I think a lot of new riders are under the assumption that you need to practice this either on the track or risk it on the road. Hope more see it. Nice job.
Thanks!!!!
A track is safer, no light stands, no parked vehicles, nothing to hit, and room for you to stop and not hit anything if something goes wrong. This is next best thing.
You are easily the best riding tutor on TH-cam. Always well explained, no bulls#@t and you cover all of the bases. You have helped me get to where I am
I've never felt the need to put a knee down sure it looks cool. I might finally give it a go , good explanation of technique and what you are doing whilst performing the manoeuvre
The big thing that brings most riders to be concerned about leaning / knee dragging.
Is them.
They mostly lack confidence in what they are doing.
They have in there mind that they will crash or come off the the bike.
Confidence makes a big difference.
You need to make yourself comfortable and feel confident in what you are doing, and that includes most things in life not just riding a bike.
I am not simply saying be confident and try this straight away, but like anything you build yourself up to it, that is when the confidence will come.
As any rider will know as you ride more you become more confident and you start to enjoy riding more as you ride more.
Thanks for the video, but i mostly Love this video because of the All Black BMW looks great, makes me want one just for the colour.
Regards Peter.
Great points! And confidence comes from knowledge and experience and learning the techniques then putting a tremendous amount of time practicing!
Thank you, Greg. Your buddy's bike sounds awesome. Man, I so wished I lived closer to you. I know we'd be friends. Now I just washed my triumph and heading out to practice. Peace, brother
That's awesome Frank! Have fun!
This is the best riding technique explanation i ever seen. Very good teaching and tutorial. You are art of riding. Never seen anything this competent.
Thanks
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AMAZING !!!
:)
Hello Eddie! Your video inspired me to go practice in a parking lot after I got my riding pants on friday. I saw a lot of videos (not necessarily yours) talking about how noobs stick their knees out a bit too far and are not in a good position. So, I stuck my knee out to the point that I thought was enough. I kept practicing my left turns, getting lower and lower - I started noticing I had my head lower than I'd ever been before on a bike. It felt great! So, I kept getting lower, and then I felt my toe kick the ground. "Hmm, maybe I turned my toe out too much or put my foot out too far on the peg", I thought. The next attempt turn, my peg scraped, and I washed out on the bike, lowsiding her at a nice and slow 15-20mph. and cracking my frame slider. Got up 100% okay, scratch free. Checked the bike out - some scratches on the passenger foot pegs, my kick stand and my crankcase. Gear looked a little scratched and my helmet's visor got a couple of small digs in it. A very easy, slow crash and I was just fine. I bought the bike pre-crashed (used fz07 that I had replaced OEM parts onto), so I didn't feel bad.
Did a few more low-risk turns and called it a day. Can't wait to practice next weekend! Thanks for inspiring me and making these tutorials.
Thanks and I hope you were in a big open lot and not public roads. Knee dragging is 100% unnecessary for the street
(FWIW, I guess I just didn't position my knee out far enough, in the right position. I did have my hips towards the inside of the turn, but definitely didn't try to stick my knee out. Derp!)
MotoJitsu college parking lot where our motorcycle safety course is held earlier in the day! No cars, but a few light posts. :)
Started training some days ago using your instructions and I'm very close to touch my knee down. Tomorrow morning I'll install new tyres and I'll have more confidence. Although i can't find a parking lot near me (the only one is near a police station,I'm sure the policemen won't like my titanium slip on,decated without silencer) so I'm training at mountain roads with low speed and full gear... Cheers buddy
I can’t get over how well you explain this
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You made that ABC simple. Best tutorial on here.....feel like i can do it waaaay faster NOW!!!! Thanks....
@@keionchase2144 :)
Question, when you lean do you keep the front wheel straight?
Hi I have a question do your legs have to always be hugging the gas tank tightly???
Love it!!!
Thanks for choosing the RR. It gives me such inspiration to shut up and keep practicing!!! 👊🏼💥
GOOD! Yes, shut up and practice! Dude, I just got an idea for a tee shirt...Shut Up & Practice on the top, the www.motojitsu.com below it with a picture of a motorcycle somehow...mmm whatcha think?
Logo of you performing a severe Counterweight tight turn on a sportbike? ...a really uncommon scene/sight, but epitomises your vision? Actually, I associate you with the GS the most. Maybe three of the same posture, one on a cruiser, one on a sport bike, and the last on the GS...? Three lined up with words - "Shut up and Practice" or "Body Head Bike"
great video and I love how you teach things! I am going to start practicing when the weather warms up in NYC, by the way I am 65 and I am riding a 2023 MT09-Sp.
Great vid man! I'll practice it as soon as my bike is rolling again!
You had me at “Lion King Syndrome” 😂
hahahhahah
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Popped up in my recommended videos and my first thought was oh great another rookie trying to teach other rookies.
Was thoroughly impressed by Eddie and his teaching abilities. One thing that I would've mentioned would be to place your hand on your grip like you are opening a door at 3am and your parents are sleeping in the living room. Gentle grip farther down toward the bar end. Its all in the BP, and just take your time with it.
On a funny side note dragging knee is harder for short guys 5'7 and under lol they really gotta perfect their BP. Mean while 6'0+ just stick out their leg at a 30 degree lean angle and are grinding their puck lol.
Thanks! It may be the case, I've seen many many riders taller than me (5'9") that cannot get their knee down too..lol
Hello man from Greece. Thank you for your video. It's so auxiliary and the instructions you give us are so usefull and necessary for put the knee down. I started the practice and in the 3rd day i already have improved. Keep going. Yo man. Thanks you Greg!!!!!
You’re welcome
Happy to see riders with knowledge about how to correctly ride these things. Hope a lot of riders to watch learn and practice, it will save skin.
:) thanks
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By far the best explained vid on this subject great advise to do in car park first.great job fella
Thanks!
nice brother.thanks
Thank you!
Thanks so much for content. My new mantra when riding is focus and don’t be surprised!!!! Ride safe
Just got passed your video thank you so much for giving your time! I've been taking it slowly for 10years lol... what you have said makes total sense... can't wait to start this!
That bike on lower gear is crying to be released from this torture wow what a beast !!!!
Btw your passion and knowledge is contagious. Thank you :)
thanks
3rd time on your vid so I sub this time
Thank you so much! Share with others!
Im so glad i found this. This video gave me confidence and the direction to try and evolve my riding skills.
I was really surprised, honestly the best video on getting your knee down I think I've ever seen! Real good teacher!
thanks
Heckkk yeah boys !! Listen to Eddie and give yourself one track day with his tips in mind, just one, trust me you WILL drag knees.
Thank you!! I wouldn't steer anyone wrong!! The techniques work with time and patience!!
5:12 less lean gives opportunity for more accel
Or brake
I have watched a ton of videos on this and yours is hands down the BEST VIDEO ON THE SUBJECT!!!
Nobody else comments on the keys you did.... Body, head, bike! I am going to write that on my tank.
The other tip is not moving your body!
Thanks so much!
I really thank you for your perfect explaining each step of riding and turning. The best I’ve ever seen.
thanks
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Is the height of the driver important? I'm like 165 cm and you look like a tall guy?
I'm 5'9" and no
@@MotoJitsu Thanks for answering. Ride safe!!!
After watching who’s man enough to actually try because I haven’t yet lol
Hopefully you take courses before hand!
I have been riding for many years. and I am really glad I ran into this video. I grew up on the dirt. and even though I think I am a good rider on the street. I never felt as good on the street as on the dirt. and I wish I could've had this lesson many years ago. because now I am allot older and not into taking the risks I took when I was younger. but watching you in this video made me see how to go about practicing this. I don't want to risk this on my new 2nd hand 2017 Ducati 939 Supersport I recently bought. and the twin engine doesn't like running at those low rpm's. so I think I am going to put some better tires on my old Ninja 250 and by some protective gear and get in a parking lot and try to do the things you showed in this video. and if I can get it down then I will try it on the 939. this was a really good video lesson. it was very simple to understand. and it all makes total sense. and I can picture myself pulling it off in my mind.
Thank you for the advice moto it took me a few times around in a parking lot. I have to work more on how to look forward better. I'll keep practicing.
:) keep at it!
Is it just me or its easier to turn left than to right?
Most people have a preference...usually left is more comfortable because the right you need to steer and control the throttle...
Fast Eddie’s Motorcycle Fun that explains it! I thought I was only the one having trouble. Thank you mate! Cheers from the Philppines!
Jed Taneo You’re welcome!!
i hate turning right. 😂😂😂😂
ImPanax93 I thought I'm the only one. LOL.
with that bmw.,..?
even if you want to drop it..it will say "nein!das est verboten!!":))
S1000RR.
Great explanation. Good job ❤ I had a zx6r 20 years ago and now I want another bike watching this video . I used to use all of your techniques 👍👍
hey i just comeback few months later to this video, thanks for you right now i can more easily feel more confident in cornering. for me turning the head to the desired direction, and loosen the elbow just fixed the tackiness of my previous ride 😂 cheers and happy safety riding bro!
Is that you in the thumbnail?
Lol of course not.
I know, because it's me. Ask for permission before using images that aren't yours.
@@aaronlords It is?!
@@aaronlords There you go, I changed it so it's me :)
@@aaronlords bit uppity if you ask me. great vid Eddie! Nice shiner btw, did a white belt spaz on the mat or what?
6:40 literally uses his chin to point at things he’s talking about. That’s some habitual shit right there!
Yes!
This is probably the best leaning tutorial i have seen in TH-cam. This is gold mates.
DUDE I have been wondering for a while why I couldn't get my knee down because I was sticking my butt way too far off the bike and my chest facing the other way. Thanks so much for explaining so simply.
Thanks for explaining this down to the details- lots of riders who try to explain it just say "Just do it" and it's not helpful. Some assume that you know this stuff just because you ride a 600/1000cc bike.. not easy, especially on heavier bikes.
Bike doesn’t matter...not even with a passenger. Just years of practice
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very, very good advices on how to properly, safely turn a motorcycle. everything nicely comdensed into a pocket of "basic" concepts. NICE!
@motojitsu your videos are amazing I really enjoy them and it's great to find someone who really knows their craft inside out my nephew is doing his test and I've pointed him to your TH-cam channel you have fantastic teaching skills can't wait to get out for a ride on my bike as soon as lock down is over 👍😉
thanks! I'm glad you enjoy them :)
Love it! Such a good teacher!