I am watching your videos to help me learn and practise my skills at the parking lot. I’m not ready for the main roads yet, I’m a total beginner. Thanks for helping us beginners 🙏
I had my first crash one week ago at a crosswalk on my 50cc Sym Fiddle III. I was looking at the biker crossing, thought i was much closer to the car in front and grabbed the front brake way too hard and fell on the left side. Got a scraped knee, scraped arm and the scooter only got one scratch haha, i ended uptaking all the impact. Since then i only ride with complete gear, and will wear knee protections as soon as i can wear them without any knee pain. For anyone reading, if u end up falling it will 100% hurt, whether you fall at 10 or 20 mph so wear your gear!
A big thank you to you for your excellent videos I watched them numerous times and they helped me to successfully complete my compulsory basic training yesterday 👍
I think I would have been in an accident to avoid the lizard 😂😂😂. Thanks for your videos. I had my very first practice ride today after watching your videos. It was stressful, but I know I'll be more comfortable with practice.
Great series of videos Ian and a beautiful bike. Thanks for the parking tips. May I request a video on dealing with traffic light situations: sitting at lights in the heat and how to keep calm, knowing when to stop or go an amber, lane filtering and positioning oneself in front of traffic, rider tiquette ( or the pecking order...). Perhaps a ride around...
Hello Sir, very informative and useful information delivered in all your videos. Really really helpful. Looking forward to the upcoming videos. Those videos are exactly what I need. Thank you so much for your effort.
What about the quick "bump" left to go right and "bump" right to go left, allowing the counter steer to instantly shift you a couple of foot in either direction to avoid something?
I am watching your videos to help me learn and practise my skills at the parking lot. I’m not ready for the main roads yet, I’m a total beginner. Thanks for helping us beginners 🙏
one step at a time... don't rush yourself.
I had my first crash one week ago at a crosswalk on my 50cc Sym Fiddle III. I was looking at the biker crossing, thought i was much closer to the car in front and grabbed the front brake way too hard and fell on the left side. Got a scraped knee, scraped arm and the scooter only got one scratch haha, i ended uptaking all the impact. Since then i only ride with complete gear, and will wear knee protections as soon as i can wear them without any knee pain. For anyone reading, if u end up falling it will 100% hurt, whether you fall at 10 or 20 mph so wear your gear!
Oh no! Sorry to hear about your fall.
Wise words -- wear safety gear!
The best series of guidance to riding a scooter. Been looking for a primavera and for a first time rider, Your videos have been some sort of blessing
Thanks for your comments. I agree, Primaveras are a great first timer motor scooter.
A big thank you to you for your excellent videos I watched them numerous times and they helped me to successfully complete my compulsory basic training yesterday 👍
Thankq Sir Watson.. Your every video is very helpful us learner.. Love from #INDIA
I think I would have been in an accident to avoid the lizard 😂😂😂. Thanks for your videos. I had my very first practice ride today after watching your videos. It was stressful, but I know I'll be more comfortable with practice.
Great series of videos Ian and a beautiful bike. Thanks for the parking tips. May I request a video on dealing with traffic light situations: sitting at lights in the heat and how to keep calm, knowing when to stop or go an amber, lane filtering and positioning oneself in front of traffic, rider tiquette ( or the pecking order...). Perhaps a ride around...
Excellent idea - yes. Next time I have some time I will make a video about this.
Such a great series on scooter riding... thank YOU
Thank you so much. I have learnt a lot of information.
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Hello Sir, very informative and useful information delivered in all your videos. Really really helpful. Looking forward to the upcoming videos. Those videos are exactly what I need. Thank you so much for your effort.
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for sharing 😊
The scooter rider above your left shoulder at 21:08 seems to have made a really good u-turn from a standing position.
well spotted
excellent tuition..thanks.
Great video for a novice bike rider. Thanks!
I've watched you scooter series last year and now i can drive a japanese scooter.
success!
Thanks. I bought a Hond Ruckus. Good teaching. I will subscribe.
I haven't rode for years. I'm going to go pick up my new GTS super 300 sport in the next day or 2.🍻
Thanks for the great tips.
wonderful! enjoy!
What about the quick "bump" left to go right and "bump" right to go left, allowing the counter steer to instantly shift you a couple of foot in either direction to avoid something?
Bump - Bump... I should have used that word when I made this video. Thanks!
@@ianwatsons Was taught this during a police motorcycle endorsement course. Takes trust in instructors to try it, but it works well.
Hello. You have great content. I have a question: witch helmet is better for scooter 50cc and city ride: full-integral or open like jet.?
I care way too much for my face and chin... I go with full face.
thanks sir for the tips! btw, you look like Phil collins
I'm wondering if dealers generally deliver scooters home, because If I'm going to buy one I want be able to bring it home without practice, I fear
Locking or skidding in Australia will build 'bad points' never lock up
In Provisional testing
Thailand has a road death rate of 33000 a year
I love your videos but you need to get right to the point and avoid all the extra blah..blah,blah.Pleas.