Liquor chronicles shouldn't be given a platform.... Just saying. He's a train wreck waiting to happen but sadly he'll take an innocent motorist with him when it happens. 100mph in a 30 mph zone.... Smh. Love you MotoMadness....
I was looking for a comment like yours, and I have a message for him. I hope he sees my comment: you’re a bellend bro!! And you know how I know that? Cause it takes one to know one. I sometimes ride like an idiot; but then I get home and I feel ashamed of myself, I then delete the videos not post them online
@musatalin wish more were like you. Sadly, mfers post the videos, and everyone in the comments cheers him, and stands up against anyone saying anything negative.
I've been riding for a long time. 30+ years. There is a time and place for everything. Speeding through a city center that's busy with traffic, you're a moron. I have no respect for bikers that do shit like that.
The Liquor Chronicles out here going 75 in a 45 and pissed when a car crosses the intersection 150 meters in front of him hahahahah. That is all on you dude
Unfortunately cops see this as a validation to grabbing people by the head and ripping them off the bike. This cop did great because the biker had lots of opportunity to comply and then chose to rack up many more charges.
@channelofstuff6662 the video hes talking about has nothing to do with lane splitting. Biker was doing over dou le the speed limit, and gets cut off because of it.
You just showed your not a rider. You know absolutely nothing about motorcycles. Rev bombing has no effect on the clutch nor the engine. Just like I've said. 99% of yall are posers with bikes in the garage that only have 1 mile on them and call yourselves "riders" lmao
Non bikers don't understand rev-bombing. They don't know what you're trying to communicate. Watch the drivers veer left and right trying to work out where you are or what you're trying to do. GET A REAL HORN and use it - drivers understand that. You want something that sounds like you are going to crush their puny car - then they will move first, check why second.
Many bikers have no regard for their own safety, but they expect others using the road to have special regard for their safety. Rest assured that if you don't care about yourself, nobody else is going to care about you either.
@@StrawDragon That wasnt my point. It doesnt matter who is respansible for the situations. If I would get in such situations - regardless whos fault it is - I would do all to protect myself properly. Besides: Its adviseable to wear proper gear all the time.
I see the same things he sees, every day. And I make room, let people in because they're human too, forgive mistakes, pass when it's safe, and never does my pulse raise by 1 bpm. Nothing he posts is "Content". It's all "self righteous wanker gets triggered for YT views".
That was the one clip where I thought, yeah he wasn't being stupid, those circumstances played against him, he actually didn't do too badly to moderate that drop into something relatively painless. It was avoidable I think, but he shouldn't feel too down about it.
@@jriding6161 I dont think he accepts them I think he just uses them off Angel or nots channel. MM used to ask to use his clips and Angel or not always said yes
@@dougupah8778 No hold one that was another biker we had too deal with this one more or less the same story but we got his plates than called off the chase and busted him 2 days later at his house
Not many!! I'm just amazed they get airtime on channels. If the context was "Watch this moron" rather than "omg look what happened to this poor biker" it would make more sense
Doesn’t matter is your riding a pushbike or a motorbike. Get it into your thick heads, your vulnerable! Not who’s wrong or right. Drive defensively and you’ll live a lot longer than currently
as a long, long time rider i find a few of the same problems here,,, maintaining a constant """Lane Position""",,, little hint ,, if you can't see the drivers face/eyes in his mirrors, they can't see you...and while riding the the blind spot... passing on the right is just asking to be knocked to the curb.. and riders thinking they are having a "track day" while zipping in and out of Traffic.. enough shit happens to us without us going out looking for it...
Fellow long-time rider. I'm often switching position between "I want to command my lane right now so people don't try to squeeze in on me", "I want high visibility right now", "I want to give maximum buffer space to the line of cars I'm passing because I don't trust any of them" or even "I'm following another bike and he's in left-track, so I'll use right-track". And yeah, I'll have a red-hot slamming go if the roads are empty and entertaining. But riding skills don't automatically mean traffic skills!
Oh hey! I'll repeat what I said up there... That was the one clip where I thought, yeah he wasn't being stupid, those circumstances played against him, he actually didn't do too badly to moderate that drop into something relatively painless. It was avoidable I think, but he shouldn't feel too down about it.
@@loftyintentions1985 Sorry for the confusion. I meant that he changed lanes without signalling. Also a question, since rules might be different here (Canada), since the lines inside the roundabout are dotted, can you signal to switch while in it?
@@ph1ll1p no apology needed. You can but it has to be treated the same way you treat any lane change, so using observations and signals. So if you wanted the 3rd exit or any exit that isn't 1st or straight over(sometimes 2nd exit is not directly on the other side), you would switch lane as you pass the exit before the one you want and then take the next exit. You can filter out but never in unless you are in the lane for the last exit(s) but you need to go around again. If arrows or/and lanes direct you, you're not supposed to deviate from them. One of the biggest mistakes people make is believing that whoever gets there first has priority but you should always give way to the right unless there's enough time to pull onto the roundabout without causing the other vehicle to take evasive action. Vehicles already on the roundabout don't have priority over those joining but would be responsible for causing a collision. People get very confused about them or just don't take the time to learn how they work. Some of them can be/seem very misleading too though but as long you observe and go with the flow it makes things much safer. The worst are people who realise they're in the wrong lane and just switch, last minute with no observation or signal of intent.
Wassup guys. Wanting to get a bike as my second vehicle if I can. Probably gonna start off with a dirt bike to practice sliding and stuff before getting a street bike.
@@brickk__2086 oh yeah most definitely but I've been told that practicing on a dirt bike and it's sliding around will let you get used to street bikes in case either tire on the streets slips you'll be used to it. Don't know if it's true but I'm going to try it anyways.
Great idea. Learn how to handle the machine before putting it in traffic. This channel shows a lot of how not to ride. In traffic pretend you are invisible. Pay attention to speed limits, road signs and conditions. And have fun.🏍🤜
@@V1S0NAR3dirt bikes is good practice for track riding in a controlled environment where the surface is pretty consistent. On the street however, no stretch of road is the same so not so useful. You can go up one road and it feel perfect, come back ten minutes later and the surface could have changed(oil spill, gravel, rocks or other debris). Practising off road or on carparks/parking lots is a good way to begin to understand the controls and how to be smooth with them though.
Seems the dragon tail is a beacon for people who cannot ride. We have a road just as twisty in the Royal national park in Sydney and dont see many motorcycles crashing there.
yeahhhh 3y ago a friend I was riding with smacked a wallaby in the Nasho. Wallaby was trashed by the gixxer, gixxer was then trashed by a tree, friend was saved by leathers and helmet. Personally I prefer the Old Pacific Racetrack (uhh... Highway :P) or Putty! Waze.. I love you Waze
Is it just me or is Angel or Not doing everything in his power to be the new AngryD? Also what happened to that guy? Did karma finally catch up or something?
NGL, this Angel or Not dude aint that smart. Most of the time he keeps in line of the drivers dead spot. You gotta take care of your own safety, period. If you remain in someone's dead spot, dont flame 'em for not seeing you. Flame yourself for making yourself unseenable.
It isn't necessarily a risky life. Just depends on how crazy you wanna ride. Some people do it to get a rush, others do it to simply enjoy the ride (like me). Yeah there are stupid drivers out there, but blaming them for getting in your way when you're doing 30+ over the speed limit is pretty ignorant.
the liquor chronicles... 1st, the first car still slammed on their brakes when they saw you and they almost pulled out because you were probably in a blind spot when they first looked. 2nd, he KNEW he couldnt say anything about the 2nd car because he was doing 90mph in city. Its not that serious man, if YOU are being safe, you wouldnt put yourself in those types of situations.
Why is it so hard for people to stay in their own lane when driving. it doesn't matter where you're at. you could be in Britain you could be in United States you could be in new Delhi. People just don't care about staying in their lane
The Liquor store chronicles is some dumbass ripping through a small town going 85 in a 30 wondering why people keep "cutting him off". he's the type of dude to get flattened and become a sticker.