Brutal Motorcycle Cornering Crash Explained
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I was riding a country road about 60 mph with my GF on the back. A wasp lands on the back of my neck. My GF starts swatting the back of my head, and the wasp stings me every time she tries to hit it. This was another instance where Marine Corps boot camp probably saved my life. You are taught to focus on the task at hand and ignore other discomforts, pain, bugs biting, etc.
she would no longer be my GF after that
Lmaooo, nuts. I was riding a back road at about 30mph approaching a stop sign. Felt a bee hit my neck and stung me good. I have about a 8 minute ride home, and when I got inside, I felt the fucker crawling on my back under my shirt. That's when I realized it was either a wasp or a hornet, so I ran outside tearing my shirt off. Still better than when my friend had a bee fly into his helmet.
I’d let her off and thank her for showing me the error of my ways.
For those that do not know what Counter Steering is.
LEARN.
It will improve you cornering guaranteed.
I am talking round sweeping corners not 90 degree turns.
To see first hand what Counter Steering can do- Let off your grip on your handlebars as you are heading straight down a road.
First pick your right hand.
Push on the handle bar with your right hand gently, Your bike will lean to the right.
Now push with your left hand, The bike will lean to the left.
You can use this going around corners to allow the bike to lean for you.
Many riders are taking turns using body positioning on the saddle and body lean to make corners.
They are turning the handlebars to the right as they go around a right turn.
This is making the bike want to stand back up.
* when you are turning the handle bars you are pushing with on hand and pulling with the other.
When you are going really slow around a right hand turn you are pushing with you left hand on the handle bars and pulling with your right arm.
Once you get over about 25mph, you want to do the opposite-
Push left to go left- Push right to go right.
* This only works once the bike is going faster than about 15mph.
Broken window guy should have drove over the guys bike. ' Officer.. The shock of him breaking my window cause me to swerve into him..'
“I feared for my life when he punched me so I had to escape over the top of him”
Also I wouldn’t do that in socal at least, never know
Absolutely reason for using deadly physical force. Biker guy is a douche. Shame on him.
6:38
Being in the Dallas/Ft Worth, I 💯% endorse this message.
When I'm out on my DesertX, a HK P7-M13 is usually along for the ride, worn in a Galco Miami Classic shoulder harness w/two spare mags. Welcome to Texas.
You're exactly right. You come up to somebody's window in GA kicking their car, yelling and break it, you're gonna get shot. Dude easily could argue he felt threatened
You ladies are threatened by literally anything. Y’all soft AF. Why not hit ‘em with your purse? 😂
Those false neutrals in first and second have caught me out a few times, mostly when taking off at the lights, but practing and completing the shifts properly has eliminated this problem. That's practicing in the parking lot for you. Thanks Uncle Dan for the great education.
Nothing against the parking lots and practice of course. I still do my Figure-8's EVERY week, if nothing else (time)... BUT a lot can be said for learning to TAKE YOUR TIME on a bike. Lots of stuff "goes sideways" when you get rushed or let yourself submit to "feel pressured". Even on the roads, at least in the beginning, focusing on "procedurally correct" will help you miles and MILES further than sweating about how quickly you can get the inputs in.
OR in short, "Skill and precision first, and the speed will come naturally on its own." ;o)
Yeah I sometimes get neutrals instead of seconds. Need to work on being more positive with the shifting.
I wouldn't say it's "false" natural but Kawasaki's have a positive neutral system. If you aren't going over (10mph?) then first upshifts into nuetural. Once your over certain speed balls/detents in transmission are thrown out (making natural almost impossible to shift into),....without the correct speed.. The transmission will shift only into neutral, and you would need to double shift to get into 2nd. look up positive natural. Kawasaki is the only brand that have this.
I've hit a false neutral between 4th and 5th a couple of times and had 3rd gear pop into a false neutral under heavy acceleration. I had a bad habit of not pushing the shifter all the way.
on tomos bikes you often have mis shifts, sometimes you feel like the shifter is going to break your foot, other times you don't even know you're between gears until you get back on the throttle and you just hear the engine revving. On the downhills of the road trip i did this summer i used the false neutral between 4th and 5th (came with 4 gears from factory so the gap between the 4th and 5th was a lot bigger than all the other false neutrals, it was the size of a real neutral) to save a bit of gas, then just shifted into one of the 2 gears after the hill was done.
I've had a wasp in my lid before, and the panic is real, but you're right, the hands go everywhere
Hey thanks. As a first time biker, learning these things before I get my license are great. Looking through the turn, understanding that the bike will go where I look can cause problems. Great stuff.
Hi, As an older rider i can say with absolute FACT when you are riding LIFT your Vision UP at all times. Your Bike WILL GO where your eyes go, Look down to miss something for a second and you;er already hitting IT. I taught my Brother this as he was always slow [WORRIED] About LIFTING his Vision Not realising you;er Peripheral Vision will SEE everything on the ground before you hit it. LIFT YOUR HEAD/VISION to get used to that style of riding.
ebike kits for modding pushbikes don't include BRAKES or TYRES. Low-speed brakes and tyres are entirely unsuitable for ebike conversions because they accelerate too hard and go too fast. That's why I think ebikes are THE most dangerous thing on the road, not necessarily because of the riders but the machines themselves - most definitely. Particularly the (illegally) derestricted builds that can hit 80mph.
Ha i call bs. Aint no way ebikes or modded is more dangerous than entitked drivers and motorcycle riders and their shittier entitled behaviour. When you can USE your car or vehicle as a fucking weapon juat to get rid of something they find inconvenient on the road.
Whens the last time you saw an ebike going bullying a truck driver or suv to push them off the road.
The reality is that drivers with emotional and distraction problems is the biggest hazard on the road its fresking frightening really.
Man! i dont know how many riders and bikes you have saved but i bet its a lot. cheers bro and thanks fro all you do!
Dunno, but maybe that "moment of horror" could have something to do with the rider going 100 km/h above the speed limit?
"bee in my helmet" is the new "dog ate my homework"!
Yeah seen Pegs go Straight through the Ankle and end of Ride life
3:03 Another target fixation. I used to try to practice NOT target fixating. If there's a bit of trash on the road ahead, I make myself notice it and look at where I should go.
I found out I have do this DAILY. I quite doing this and fixated on an oncoming truck last week. My clutch lever "thocked" against his truck. There was no damage and I didn't go down.
Scared the crap out of me. I chastised my self all the way down the rest of the mountain. I will now drill myself about seeing the threat and immediately looking away to the route I must take EVERY TIME I ride now.
Stopping to get the thumbnail killed me lmao
The first guy with that bike, the full leathers - and then the most beginner crash I've ever seen, not even entering the corner too fast or anything. Imagine sharing the streets with riders this unskilled.
I admire how you can stay positive and try to help the guy out by explaining everything instead of just going 'Maaaaan, git gud and stay off the road until you're there, you're an absolute menace to everybody!'.
all fine until you realise he has no mirrors on the bike. For me this was always a red herring. Is ok to be new, is ok to miscalculate and fall, happens to many of us.
@@georgecrisan9499 Oh do not get me wrong, of course it is normal to fall, this crash seen right here is so normal that you can instantly recognize it as a beginner's crash - that's how often you've seen it by now. Misjudged the turn slightly, fixated, no muscle memory, just went straight without actually doing anything, also obviously without any clue on what to do when it happens. Just froze.
I guess it's the second most common self-inflicted crash after grabbing the old handful, in front of even the lowsider. Happens, sure.
But when it happens to a guy that tries to punch way above his weight class out in the twisties and not in a parking lot, it stops becoming cute and necessary and instead starts becoming dangerous to everybody. I mean, you or I could drive along that bend in that moment and our last thoughts would be 'Wait, why is that guy on my....' If he hit us on our left, we're going down that hill.
@@TheGrandmaMoses I see your point. I agree. Many want to run before they can walk. When I’ve got my license, as long as you passed the test even as young as 18 years old you could jump on 600/1000cc.
A lot of youngsters died in that period in Romania. Now I think you need to be over 23 years old to be able to ride legally any cc bike.
@@georgecrisan9499 In America they can be 16 as far as I know, and the driver's education is not comparable to our european 'driving school and you need to get like 24 driving hours and 20 theory hours in class in before your test, and the test is 55 minutes on real roads'. It's heaps and bounds cheaper because of it, though.
I think, and please do correct me on that, that you do not even have to take that one day course that is offered in America, MSF, you could just go to the DMV and do your test and get your license if you can do some figure 8s and stuff on a parking lot. So you haven't even necessarily had one single lesson with a skilled human being before being able to buy and legally ride an H2.
These crash videos show the direct outcome imo. If they gave me 1000cc at 16 instead of 125cc downgraded to 15HP and limited to 80km/h, I would be dead by now.
@@TheGrandmaMoses I've recently become aware (repeatedly) of just how LUCKY I've been. Grew up in Tennessee (so you can research if you like)... At 15 a buddy in school and I went halfer's on an old Honda Rebel, basket case... $100...
The rules at his house was to learn enough about the bikes FIRST to put that one on the road, and then his Uncle (former Motorcycle Corps instructor) would take us under his wing and coach us... SO in that little adventure I got INCREDIBLY lucky.
By my 16th birthday, we were in the DMV lot, and took turns for the "On Cycle Skills Test", which was entirely ONE (1) lap around the lot and parking back in the same space where we started... No MSF sheets or cert's... The "written test" was 25 questions, 6 of which were entirely drugs and booze related, so not a damn thing to do with traffic, handling, weather, nothing... Didn't even need to know the hand-signals for turns and stopping...
There were times I hated that old man (My buddy's uncle) for the attitude... Times I didn't think any amount of freedom with a motorcycle could POSSIBLY be worth it... AND once we'd gotten through his various slolums, drills, and practices to beat times and make short-stops, swerves, and all on asphalt in parking lots... He drove us out to a flea-market lot FULL of gravel and mud and potholes... TO DO IT ALL AGAIN...
Looking back, I love the old geezer. I don't even mind that he made us, two, put the bike back together after the drills of riding over a gravel/dirt hill and dropping the bike at speed with purpose... 35 mph... and we were supposed to walk away unscathed... It took a couple tries before it was "right" by the old man... I resented every faring and mending the fenders... the skint legs and bruises EVERYWHERE... It was the first time in my life I ever knew of a man who had a VERY punchable face...
AND I'm also still firmly in the school of "You should NEVER IN HELL have to lay her down"... BUT there's still that one in a million... AND if you're going down anyways, it might help to have some idea of how to take that hit...
I got over the angers and resentments pretty quick... Even in the day, I at least learned to respect the old man because he DID authentically have real and useful wit and wisdom. Over the 30+ years after those lessons and getting my license, though, I've just grown to appreciate his influence more with every passing year or so... AND having the internet and TH-cam's litany of fails and other videos, I've come to appreciate just how G** D*** LUCKY I was to have a buddy with an Uncle who probably gave more of a damn about me than my own parents.
BUT recently I moved back to TN... AND I had a paperwork snafu that let the motorcycle license lapse. While going through the motions to get a new one (easier than the circle-jerk of fixing the DMV) I found that nothing's changed... Right down to doing ONE (1) lap in the parking lot for my "Skills Test". I imagine, this being "moonshine territory" and with the opioids and meth' as popular as they've become... There are probably some folks who try and fail the tests... BUT at 15 you CAN get a motorcycle license here. It's still 16 for a "full size car" license (Class D)... AND there's a "waiver system" you can take to court for a "Hardship License" if you're 15 and need to drive for some reason... I'd even imagine they'll have something similar for motorcycles earlier than 15... but I don't know.
ALSO interesting... (side note)... Relating to the size of a motorcycle, you don't even need to get a tag, license, or insurance for anything smaller than 250 cc's... THAT is the same in North Carolina (which borders TN), and the popular opinion is that it frees up the DUI's to get motorscooters and mopeds smaller than 250 since they can't get a "grown up license" anyways... SO when you see a grown adult on a kid's scooter, moped, or minibike of some kind, you have a pretty good idea of who/what you're dealing with... at least around here...
AND there's a certain dubious, if not outright derogatory, connotation for riding those sorts of things in public in general. ;o)
7:10 the way dan matches the horn 🤣
hugs dandan. 'not necessarily LOST just amputated' lol. the window breaker: exactly after i thought, 'he's lucky he didnt get shot' u said, 'ur gonna get shot' lol. road rage is really asking for it these days. too many crackpots with, well, trigger fingers lol. please people, if yielding the right of way is the safest thing to do, please do it and live to tell the tale.
9:30 if that’s your ‘moment of horror’, so bad that you need to confront people, then park your bike, write a Craigslist ad for said parked motorcycle, and call your mom to see if she still has your pacifier from when you were 2.
The psychopath was riding on a two lane street right down the middle on the seam. What did he expect? And you are correct, he would have been shot in Michigan too.
I PRACTICE target fixation by split second tiny swerving around objects in the road as they come up
20:05 I disagree. Once you pass, don't brake in front of the car or it might try to pass you again when your buddy tries to pass the car.
I have a Sur Ron and the first thing I bought was new brakes for it. I got MT7 from Magura and they can almost stop the bike on a dime but I need to replace the pads every other month lol. I also got Michelin Pilot for the 17” moto wheels. Then I went and added the upgraded 72v battery and controller to match. It’s the only way to go. Have to be smart about the upgrades if you want to be able to keep breathing!
3:38 I have the exact coordinates of this corner: (34.299440, -117.835191)
it's near the end of California state route 39, which goes up to the Azusa mountains.
Does anyone know which video has Dan Dan's review for the accident at 03:00 minutes. I'm really interested in knowing what occurred, what possibly was going through the rider's mind, and what the clear signs were, as well as the solutions available.
@6:46, make no mistake, they shoot in California. We’re not exempt from road rage.
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3:40 It looks a lot like Highway 39 or Azusa Canyon Rd in Southern California. It’s a great ride, but almost every weekend LACSO send a helo up there to get someone.
Hmm maybe it's GMR (Glendora Mtn Rd)
@@NoFrictionZone You’re right. 100%
Bees in the helmet is a very unique kind of distracting, and personally I stop ASAP to get it out, but to each his own lol
I was nearly killed by a similar situation to 4:00 a few years ago. I was in the right of two left turning lanes that turn onto an overpass, with a large truck blocking LOS in the lane to my left. The light changed so we had a green, but the truck beside me didn't go. Because I couldn't see around the corner, I waited, and more than 3 seconds after we got the green, a car blew through the intersection going more than 80 kph. If they'd hit me, they would have flat out killed me.
I still regret not turning right, following them, and having a talk about how close they came to 5 years in prison for criminal negligence causing death.
You don't pull windows off for the same reason you don't get in bar fights. What happens if you do that and it's an old lady or someone with a heart condition and they stroke out and die. Then their family sues you
who's getting into bar fights with old ladies with heart problems?
What’s some good hot weather gear? I moved to Texas from Wyoming and had my first wreck here have crazy bad road rash under my arm and all down my arm and want to buy some good gear but not sure what to buy it’s 110 consistently here in San Antonio and have been riding without gear because my vest I usually wear I made it two days and almost passed out at a red light from the heat
3:08 that looks like the canyons up in Azusa, CA.
Bro! Wish that had never gotten started.
Not in Nevada, any southern state or Alaska either. People carry. Break a window and eat a bullet before all the glass is on the ground.
Mechanix gloves ARE NOT SUITABLE for Moto riding.
I practice swerving with manhole covers. Start at slow speeds but work your way up in speed. If you haven't practiced swerving at hwy speeds you need to. It's a whole new thing doing it at 55mph vs 25. Your have to make it swerve hard and back hard to be a real swerve. If you haven't practiced it much at all...work up to higher speeds incrementally.
That first clip is at East Canyon, Utah, near Salt Lake City.
That road is very clear that it’s an S bend, he definitely blanked.
On unknown roads. Always go slower into the corner than you think necessary. On known roads if you didn’t ride it for a long time be careful.
I’ve personally seen a guy nearly crashing( sparks at 130+kph). After the winter it was one of the first riding days and in a normally easy corner a dip had developed during the winter. I had encountered it on the way out but was slow enough to compensate. On the return trip some guys overtook me and went quite fast into the corner and one of them caused a lot of sparks (footrest or exhaust i think). He actually stopped to take a breather after the corner
Very good bicycle break pads SWISSSTOP DISC RS
8:40 I think the vehicle did a little swerve to the left then straightened up but it didn't really show up on video?
its Azusa Gravel Tower in South California
Broken window guy is lucky he didn’t get a few new breathing holes
The bee in the helmet thing, I was on my dirt bike last weekend and had that happen. Could not get stopped fast enough to get that helmet off… my face it still swollen
What a moment of horror
Moment of horror - the face !
You break a car window like that in Georgia you get shot
Had that mirror breaking and window smashing fool picked the wrong car to do that to, he would never have ridden away from that scene.
i'd have to rethink my life choices if dandan called me and idiot
What the hell was the guy's problem at 05:15? The dude was basically riding on the lane markings between the two lanes seemingly below traffic. The car had plenty of space to pass.
The person who scratched their foot. I've done that once...only once.
I actually once did get some bug in my helmet. It got stuck between my head and the padding an went apeshit buzzing to get loose. Wasn't a bee tho. But you do panic a little bit.
I was on the Autobahn at about 130 km/h (normal speed) and needed to brake, then I realised that my brake lever was gone, it just broke off. That was a near-death experience for me. I managed to swerve onto the hard shoulder and slow down with the rear brake and downshifting. Then I drove very slowly on the hard shoulder to the next rest area. That was 13 years ago, since then I have unfortunately never dared to get on a motorcycle again.
that’s crazy! glad to hear you made it out without any injuries
you didn't need to stop riding entirely, just make sure your levers are sturdy before you set off 😂
@@CaraCreations1000 Thanks mate, me too 😀
@@Rocco-tb9ih Everything was in order when I set off. I know, rationally, it sounds logical to ride again. But the head no longer felt like it. I do enough dangerous stuff at work.
@@fangan4770 Can't fault u for that mate, take it easy
Azusa canyon in CA
question:
Is death better than the memory of getting splashed by a septic tank?
Probably not, but it's pretty damn close.
I'm only ten and just recently tore a muscle after me and my dad crashed into each other. Didn't see each other and went around a corner. And I twisted it. That's how I tore it. It still hurts sometimes to walk. But I mean could've been worse😐
I've never thought about this before, but if lane sharing is legal does that mean the car that passes the motorcycle by sharing the lane is doing so legally? It seems so wrong and annoying, but...
Heyyyy, nice!
That looks like LA crest / Azusa at 3:36
Something was just thinking about, some riders go for horn first thing but atleast in america there is no hearing test to get license, there's just a loose vision test and a child's 20 question quiz... protect yourself first can't trust someone else's skills or awareness
Just finished watching "Near Death Experiences" from 3 months ago. And Dan, you mentioned the rider on the Indian had his bright lights on. You say, "not sure we should be doing that." What is it with people not teaching high beams on in the daytime?????? All of this safety knowledge to do this and look out for that, but don't do the single most easy thing for others to see you. Oh no let's not teach that. In fact, let's tell riders not to do it. What is it, 8 or 9 out of 10 cars that turn left in front of a motorcycle claim they did not see them? Don't wear bright or florescent colors either, ride with camo on because you don't need to be seen. I have 40 yrs of experience. That doesn't mean I think I know it all or cannot improve my skills. But I know one LOGICAL thing, and that is from day one I have ridden with my HIGHBEAM on in the daytime. If it makes some drivers mad, so be it. Atleast they see me.
That clip at 9 minutes, man, it's been awhile since I seen a biker with an ego THAT fragile. Homie, you had at least 10 foot of roadway to the right. Call him an idiot for being a couple feet over and continue on about your day. One of these days you're going to run up on someone that ain't about that "let's talk it out" shit and just get out and beat your ass senseless at best, pull a weapon at worst.
20:22 He was riding on the wrong track AND riding too slow. Cages will always try to pass within your lane if they can, so don't ride on the outside track, ride the speed limit and watch your six.
I can't condone the rider for breaking the car's glass, but I understand the sentiment. The driver might think twice next time.
17:03 in the uk these mini roundabouts can be a bit confusing but i think one of two things happened
1. the rider didn't put on right turn signal to show he was continuing with the roundabout and the driver assumed the bike would go left and there was room to take off
2. the driver wasn't paying enough attention because while the bike could slow down in time and go behind, if the rider were in a car instead it could've been a bigger issue and the driver wouldn't have made the same silly decision
hard to tell who is at fault just from the video
the driver cant assume anything because the bike would be signaling left if the rider wanted to go left. it also makes no sense as hed be following the blue car, not going to the right of it
@@notnem3883 assuming the bike didn't use any signal, it would be very hard to tell what the intentions are and i'd assume left. the positioning is neither left nor right, it's centre of the lane, and he did start turning left so he could curve around the roundabout (following the car momentarily) and if he had no signal then it's unreadable.
regardless of this, the rider shouldn't need to slow down and go behind, so dan saying that "they were going, just get behind them" isn't great advice.
@@cake2531 assuming the bike didnt signal *at all* is stupid. he was to the right of the car going left, and there is only one lane exiting to the left - theres no actual human being that goes "oh yeah the biker will just overtake the car with no clearance to do it"
@@notnem3883 i've seen bikers that never signal anything at all. it's not something that doesn't happen. i'm also not thinking he'll overtake, but it could've been bad lane positioning.
either way, my main point is still that the bike shouldn't need to go behind the car that was meant to give way. i don't care who was right or who was wrong. the silver car needs to stop when he sees it's not clear to go.
providing reasonable doubt why the silver car tried to go in the first place is only a secondary point.
@@cake2531 so assuming a random person breaks traffic laws is the default for you? lmao
Talking about familiar corners... the @RNickeyMouse crew filmed Mulholland Drive at the same places regularly. I kept seeing bike after bike crash in the same corner, usually lowsiding, and it wasn't obvious why at first - it didn't seem to be gravel or dust. But I looked closely at many of the videos, and saw that there was kind of a recessed pavement area right before where the crashes happened. Sometime you could even watch the suspensions unweight there, and then the tires would start to slide, and skriiitch-boom. I suspect that it is not visually obvious to the riders as they approach, probably looks no different than the rest of the road surface.
A lot of Mulholland crashes were due to over-exuberance, everyone trying to show how fast they were.Inexperienced riders over their heads. Even the really fast, experienced riders were pushing too hard, riding right at the edge of traction. I try to stay away from roads with a "reputation" for just that reason. Plenty of great twisty roads without riders trying to show off.
Don't try that in California either. Trust me on this.
neutral drop. been there
9:46 i had one in my helmet. No funny not recommending. In my luck i have place to stop and there was no traffic.
Are you actually advocating being in neutral at an intersection as a regular practice ?
Bee and or other stinging bug inside the helmet is no fun. Not sure why you doubt it so much
That curve in the road isn't a corner.
I would have run that WINDOW POPPERS BIKE RIGHT DOWN
Sorry officer, my foot slipped - OOOPS
If you can “scratch” your foot through your footwear, get thicker boots.
You should very very much never laugh at the bee in the helmet guy. That’s just asking for the karma police to hit you up.
The worst would be to have a small bug fly into your ear. I’ve seen tough grown men nearly in tears from an angry insect in their ear chewing on the drum.
if that guy smashed my window like that I would have been out of my car way before he had gotten back on the bike and it would have been on the floor as I would have just pushed it forward dragging the side stand so it clicks up and falls. for what they over took you FFS
Pretty sure the broken window clip is in Mexico the bus say CDMX ( Mexico City) but still not appropriate, also you’d get shot in California if you did this
6:50 I mean you can literally go outside and fight the guy if you want, you dont need a gun to shoot him with wtf. Why are yanks so trigger happy?
I am always chill... The biker that broke the mirror, the glass and the jaw is the manifestation of what most bikers have in their mind (in the hearts of hearts). I denounce that behaiviour although... IDK maybe in a paralel universe immediate consequences like that would change driving and riding... As essentially men are careful of how they talk because any word can become physical, I am quite sure that the driving and riding would change if any steering, instant-breaking or cutting etc would have phyisical rammification... :P
11:25 Do the invention of the ABS doesn't got into the USA or what?
don’t fuck around and you wont find out🤷♂️
Dude in the nissan could have just got over to the other lane but chose to put the rider at risk (selfishness) wanna act big, prepare to encounter BIG.
Bad idea breaking a window, that'll get you shot where I'm from.
If the cyclist was on a route that is designated for bicycle priority, the motorcyclist is required to give way to the bicycle just like any other motor vehicle. Some jurisdictions allow Idaho stops for bicycles at some intersections. I'm not excusing the cyclist, because it looks like he was being stupid but bicycles are NOT governed by motor vehicle laws. It is highly dependent on your jurisdiction. You'd better know as a motorcyclist what you can and can't legally do around a cyclist. Pretending like, "they just want to be treated like any other vehicle" is incorrect. Different laws apply.
Heeeyyyy DanDan how are you Buddy, I must have lost your channel [New Laptop] Missed you;er Vids Buddy. You give the Best advice on TH-cam. Yep MAX-RISK is a bit of a DOH-NUT really yes he can ride BUT when peer pressure puts you up againts I CAN KEEP UP YES I CAN [BS] That causes HUGE EGOO Problems. Best wishes from South Wales [UK].
The driver of the broken window car would have gotten charged in California because the attacker hurt his hand
Ugh! Those e bikes are just stupid. Ride a motorcycle or pedal a bike. These fools are everywhere in Atl. breaking every rule they can then blame everyone else for their crashes. As if the regular bicycle riders weren’t bad enough.
14:13 cyclist looks to be turning right. As they were in the turning lane, it's fine. If they went straight, then that would be a problem. Motorcyclist needs to STFU anyway; what the cyclist does doesn't concern them. As a cyclist myself, I deal with ignorant motorists like that every now and then; people who don't think cyclists have a right to use the road.
I would believe the bee one. When I was riding to work I had my visor up a little to get some air at a stop light and a wasp flew in my helmet. I was internally freaking out. I didn't know what to do so I just kept my head straight and not move my head so I wouldn't get stung. Luckily as I was moving that was flew out from the bottom of my helmet.
Buying a road racing looking bike promotes wannabe rode racers, who get addicted to speed & playing Johnny road racer, as demonstrate above!
5:40 dumb thing to do, but I can't say the cager didn't have it coming. It's not worth an assault charge though. Always remember, the people who need a punch in the jaw are also the people who don't have the integrity to take what's coming to them. They WILL press charges. So, find your zen and be chill.
the California remark was the dumbest statement I have heard you say, in az and tx you assume that breaking the window would have been stopped because the driver of the car would have a gun. I agree because the motorcyclist would have had a gun too and fired into the car killing people instead of just some car damage.
Hard to fire on a car when it's on top of you, because that's where my car will be if I don't have time to grab the pistolgrip shotty under my seat. Usually I'm ready though if I see someone that I think it's gonna be a problem coming up to my window, safety off and finger on the trigger. Buckshot doesn't care about sheet metal or glass.
@@schrodingersmechanic7622 you wont have time too pull that normally I would go with a shot but in this sitch I roll with a .380 which you wont see. but your right the guy in the car has the biggest weapon the car, he froze if he had a gun he still would have froze then got out and shot at the rider. as a gun user you should have a comprehensive knowledge on how to react and what with when emotions are high that all goes out the window.
@@scarryomen1 I'm not getting out of my car to shoot anyone, it's going right through the door. I would've been watching that guy on the bike the whole time and my piece would be sitting in my lap ready to go before he even put his kickstand down. I'd rather it not come to that and I definitely don't rage on my bike. He could speak his mind, hell he could kick my car and he'd walk away but break that barrier and that's it. He wouldn't be the first person I've hit with a car nor the first to be on the dumb end of my firearm.
Lmao your entire rebuttal to DanDan can just be summarized by "NUH UH"
He said it because California is a shithole that loves its criminals (because they vote left) and stopped punishing crimes (so they can report that crime rates are down) such as assault, petty theft, property damage etc.
The rider probably knew he could get away with wrecking the car mirror and window because of Calis garbage laws (and normal people being disarmed at the mercy of aforementioned criminals)
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6:38. Wow that rider is such a coward doing that then running away. Just wow!!! They do say if you’re going to do something illegal you shouldn’t recorded it and posted on the Internet. lol he’s going to get what’s coming to him.
Edit: this happened to me the other day just let the car driver do what there going to do and move on with your life.
you say people wont have a gun and shoot each other in California as that is a BAD thing? oO
went full statian there. never go full statian, bro. 👎👎👎
An armed society is a polite society. Especially in Texas.
Keep the state/gun rights comments out of it, it’s not your strength
Cali boy got butt hurt?
Stop telling people what to say
Bet the Nissan driver won't do that again. 😂 and that depends on where in California, there's some really conservative counties that give out a lot of CCW permits. Common miss conception not all of Cali is liberal.
"Not a state I wanna live in."
Lol it's fine, plenty of Californians are loving California. Nobody's asking you to move there, big boy.
California sucks