Motorcycle Fear: 3 tips on dealing with fear on a motorcycle - MCrider

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A couple of weeks ago the Patrons of MCrider voted on a topic for Episode 37 on MCrider. They chose dealing with fear on a motorcycle. A very interesting topic and one that is not covered much in motorcycle publications. Dealing with fear while learning to ride is a very real obstacle for many new riders and experienced riders who find themselves in tricky situations on the road.
This week we look at fear, how to deal with it and how to overcome fear to gain confidence on the road.
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@MCrider 3 года назад

If you are a new rider or a rider who wants to continue to grow (That should be all of us ;) ) and you are not a Member at MCrider you are missing out on the best part of MCrider. Go to www.MCrider.com/Member and get access to the Forums and Field Guide. - The Forum is an active, friendly place where riders share riding tips, ideas, travel photos, and show off their new motorcycles. Riders and instructors from all over the world are active on the forums and ready to share in the adventure with you. - The Field Guide is a section of the forums that have very specific training exercises that you can work on in any open parking lot to develop your riding skills. In addition to these resources, you can discuss every MCrider video, suggest future training videos, read and share gear reviews, and more. By becoming a member you help support MCrider and keep the weekly videos coming but you also get access to a world of riders who share tips and techniques to help us all enjoy the ride and increase our skills. www.MCrider.com/Member

@adrianhubbard1526 3 года назад

Great principles for motorcycling, thank you. Soon as my financial get better,count me in ,thank you

@prophetsbourne1136 3 года назад

I’m new to your Channel and I am absolutely impressed by the depth of knowledge you share on every subject! That being said I notice everyone teaches skill but this is the first mindset video I found. How do you overcome the fear involved with almost getting taken out by a Semi on the Freeway and the recurring physical systems of adrenaline making Freeway Riding exhausting?

@gasparcosta4594 3 года назад

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@robertarton6141 2 года назад

Thanks keep up the good work on your channel I appreciate you I know you don’t hear that enough

@Stacy_Smith Год назад

Kind of a subject change, but you didn't scare me because I had temporarily lost the circle and was searching to (my) left of your face for it. NOT GOOD! Apply this same principle to a deer hidden in the ditch. Had I scanned the entire screen I could've found it on your nose. It kind of disappears close to your ear. (I have been up all night because I just got off work. Maybe lack of sleep contributed to my inability to stay focused. STILL NOT GOOD though, I commute on my bike when the weather is good.)

@tylerbuet5139 6 лет назад

YOU ACTUALLY SCARED THE SH*T OUT OF ME, I’m sat in my dark bedroom with full sized headphones one and honestly you’ve ruined my sleep for tonight... however, well played 😂

@avirose2214 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me toooooo

@iamkubrik 7 лет назад

One thing is for sure after watching this video. My heart is working as it's suppose to be. 😐

@dimitarkovacev179 7 лет назад

Greetings from Croatia! These are the best motorcycle series I have ever seen on You tube. I am a new rider (although I am 43 years old) and every single advice I hear from you is very welcome and I try to remember it and use it to my advantage when I ride. Keep up the good work please! Best regards!

@MCrider 7 лет назад

Thanks Dimitar! Never stop learning.

@gorillaau 7 лет назад

Dimitar Kovacev I'm similar. Been riding for a short amount of time. I have been getting a lot out of this series. Stay shiny side up.

@davidpritchett5974 7 лет назад

I have been riding for 57 years, starting with a Cushman Scooter to deliver newspapers.. I have not ridden for nearly 30 years now and watch these vids so refresh myself.. You never forget how to ride a bicycle, or motorcycle.. My ass..I am not stupid enough to think there is nothing I have forgotten.. How about muscle memory, reflexes, observation skills... ALL grow rusty.. Just bought a Suzuki 1400 cc Boulevard.. Big bike for sure.. WHEN I get it totally road worthy I am not going to hop on the nearest interstate or during rush hour.. I AM going to my local football field.. AND PRACTICE OLD SKILLS.. I will be 70 the end of this month and plan on a whole bunch or years to come.. and passing on to Heaven in my sleep and not plastered on the front of a car or semi. There is an old saying.. There are bold gunfighters and there are old gunfighters..,. THERE AREN'T ANY OLD, BOLD gunfighters.

@rpoolcode 7 лет назад

Dimitar Kovacev today is only my Day 2 of learning how to ride a Motorcycle. i bought 1 and just like you i just turned to GOLDEN AGE of 50 less than a week ago :-)

@dimitarkovacev179 7 лет назад

rpoolcode I wish you the best of luck and enjoy your riding. I have 2004 Honda Deauville now and it is very good for every day use and commuting. Very easy to handle, very stable and most forgiving! Lots of storage room also. It is not an "eye catcher" nor pretty but it is reliable and most of all it is a Honda! For me, as a beginner rider in my 40's it is perfect. I watch every episode of McRider excellent series! Best regards from extremely hot Croatia (it is one of the hottest summer in our history). See you on the road! 😃✌️

@PhineusPhreak 3 года назад

My dear old Dad used to say motorcycles are perfectly safe so long as you remember they're dangerous. Those few words of wisdom have kepy me ( relatively) free of road rash these past 47 years

@MyGmp1 7 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm a return rider, after quite a few year, as a sixty eight year old I find your instructions to riding motorcycles invaluable.

@jenniferclarke3622 3 года назад

Hi Mary. I am 64 and just started riding too. Best wishes.

@mcpjohnson 2 года назад

Hi, I'm 70, and returning to motorbikes after 40 years. Great advice.

@williamyoung795 7 лет назад

These videos have directly helped me become a better rider. Turning your head and looking through corner while rolling on throttle to balance and pull the bike through, wow! It really works! Thank you.

@DoodleOnAMotorcycle 4 года назад

AHHHH GOOD LORD WHY DID YOU THAT TO ME I'M NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO SLEEP TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :"D

@XTRABIG 6 лет назад

Kevin, you are providing an extremely useful.public service to riders. I am listening carefully to your words. Your way of explaining things is thorough, calm, and encouraging. You have motivated me to be the best rider i can. I thank you.

@coverttwenty 7 лет назад

Once again some good pointers, thanks. Maybe you could spend an episode, for the newbies, on riding in strong winds as I've learnt the hard way to grip the bike with my knees and have a really loose grip on the handlebars. Holding on too tight with the hands causes the effects of the wind on my body to be transferred to the motorcycle making it less stable. Also, in general, having a strong grip on the handlebars is not a good thing as the bike needs very little input to head where you want it. This is the point I'm making; in moments of perceived fear you could end up fighting yourself trying to get around a tight corner simply because you have a too tight grip on the handlebars. Riders tend to support their weight by leaning on the bars but in reality they should use their core to support their posture and maintain a loose grip on the bars. You know what I'm getting at. Thanks again.

@melvinveney 5 лет назад

Thanks for your video series. I have learned so much from your videos. I received my license 15 yrs ago by taking a BRC. I had never ridden a bike before that course. I just purchased my 1st bike a few weeks ago however I hadn't ridden in 15 yrs since I completed that class. Thank God I wasn't cocky bc I decided to go through the class again before jumping on my bike. I was so overwhelmed by the things I had forgotten or hadn't practiced in all those years! My last day in class I crashed twice. Once from breaking in a turn and not standing the bike up. The 2nd was from breaking and to much speed. Great learning experience on the range rather than on the highway. Your videos are daily must haves. Keep up the good work bc believe it or not you're saving people's lives! God Bless!

@khalifaal-thani6438 6 лет назад

I’ve been riding Motorcycles for years yet i still learn from your tutorials life saving tips Thank you very much

@julietadman9124 7 лет назад

Great info Kevin. I just completed my rider training last weekend and passed the knowledge test yesterday. Am looking forward to getting out on the road. Your presentation is easy to understand and you explain things well. Thanks from here in Oz. Where riding is the same just in a different lane.

@HillbillyonaYZ 7 лет назад

Several times I've seen people come up to a corner, all is good, until they're mind screws them. Well within the speed to make the corner, but suddenly their mind tells them they're too fast. They panic, freeze, hit the brakes (all too many times the rear only), run off the corner, and fall over 15-20 feet from the edge of the pavement. They many times were going no more than 20 mph when they left the roadway. Target fixation. Freezing and focusing on a point of the outside of the corner, exactly where they run off at. I've even seen the guy behind them fixate on the run off and do the same thing, running off the road and landing right next to the first crasher. The mind is a powerful thing. Control the mind and the bike is easy..

@goldendoodletreasures 5 лет назад

Your videos should be mandatory for every Rider getting on a Bike! Respect to you my Friend!!

@bowhs1 5 лет назад

I'm 70 and planning on getting back on the road again. I rode for many years, about 30 or so. My wife got me to give up the bikes and then she passed on few years back. I have been thinking on it, yet I am afraid and know that in order to ride again, I need to do a lot of training. I have much appreciation for your valuable information sharing that could save my life. I have a love of riding but also have a lot of work to do. Thank you so much for sharing all this great information for guys like me. You are appreciated. Respectfully, Bo

@knightsway100 4 года назад

I’m also enjoying your videos. Just turned 64 and got myself a 1200 bandit. I’ve picked up some good riding tips. Thanks very much.

@mobonce 5 лет назад

THIS is the BEST MCrider video by far! You're saving lives. God bless you, sir!❤️💯

@CalibakalzStudio 6 лет назад

As a new rider that only just got their first bike and looking for advice, practicing tips, etc I'm so glad I have found your channel and I've subscribed. Thanks a lot!

@charlesroper9057 5 лет назад

I'm glad that I found your videos today. Because of you I am keeping my motorcycle and not selling it like I had decided to. I have watched episodes 1 thru 10 and the best video so far was "That Eye" . I plan on watching at lease 10 or more episodes each day. I just retired Feb 1, 2019. Thank you so much for your words of wisdom. I will make sure that more riders in Alabama know about you. I would say may God Bless you, but I see that's already been done....

@bonniekrahn 7 лет назад

Thanks for your great videos! I've been through the MSF class, but now that I'm out riding, I love having a place I can go to learn more and look up specific challenges I'm facing to improve my skills. Keep up the great work! 🏍👌🏼

@luckyshk4346 6 лет назад

Bonnie Krahn dont u post ur video

@EXCALIBURUS187 6 лет назад

Oh yeah, you grin, I jumped on this one, good job.

@thomasmackey9042 6 лет назад

Kevin, thank you for addressing one of my "issues". I am a new rider and have what I call a 'healthy fear' of riding. Just listening to you discuss the need for a motivation to improve and having a plan is helpful. Thanks.

@beatakampinowska3840 7 лет назад

Very nice new starting!Thank you Kevin for all your hard work-much appreciated!

@xzistpo 6 лет назад

Thanks a bunch for taking the time to do this mate.

@profpestinc 7 лет назад

Excellent Kevin! Thank you! I felt like you made this video for me. I'm fairly new to riding and I'm in my late 50's. I realized quite a while ago my perceived fears are limiting my riding time. I have spent many hours in quiet parking lots to build my skills . Finding MCrider and becoming a Patron feels like a God send! The Field Guide has given me "the plan". Please keep up your excellent work!

@GrtfulMel 7 лет назад

Hello from Australia! Kevin...your video's are the best I have seen on you tube...I value every one you do and they certainly keep me in check with my riding...Thanks so much :)

@Dan-hb7om 6 лет назад

As always GREAT content and fantastic information! The best site online for this type of information! Keep up the great work!!

@ellenj8896 Год назад

Really great vid! You do a superb job, and thank you!

@valdemardomingos1275 2 года назад

Very good video, lots of important information. Thank you! I'm a new rider and this was I needed to hear.

@davehicks2251 6 лет назад

good stuff man. im one of many who appreciate all of your contributions. ive watched some of your videos numerous times. several you've made are a 'must watch' for anybody that gets on 2 wheels regardless of experience. i would rank this one up there with your best. thanks brother and god bless

@24james 3 года назад

I’ve only been watching your channel for about six months...so glad this vid popped up in my feed. It’s over 3 years old, but for me & where I am it, it has been the BEST vid yet! Thank you💯👍🏽🏍

@stefanjepp6612 7 лет назад

Very good video! After riding almost 10 years I bought a new bike and this made me think about fear again. I practise a lot and I am getting better each time!

@juanmontelongo7314 3 года назад

Great video with great advise. I just bought my first bike, and a couple of days ago I overcame my fear and took it out for a ride around my neighborhood. A little scary at first, but fun once I became more familiar with the bike and with my limited skills. I plan on practicing a little every day just like you recommend. Thank you.

@PeterAndersons 7 лет назад

An excellent series indeed... thanks so much! Cheers Pete

@MCrider 7 лет назад

Thanks! I just subscribed to your channel... I wish I was more mechanically inclined to pull a motorcycle apart like you do. I guess I will stick to riding em. :)

@PeterAndersons 7 лет назад

Excellent... you were recommended to me as I commented in a video that although I'm a fully licensed rider, I have no real experience. Your videos are excellent and of real use. Cheers

@stgeorge6947 6 лет назад

MCrider subbed

@gman826 5 лет назад

Some of the best motorcycle training videos on youtube.

@michaelsteal9128 4 года назад

Your videos are gold. I v’e been riding on and off for 50 years but still lke to be reminded of thngs I might be taking for granted or have gotten lazy about. Keep the videos coming.

@peterleone7102 7 лет назад

This was just what the Doctor ordered! Thanks for all the time and energy you put into these videos. I like them so much I am voting with my wallet. Thanks again for all you do.

@alanbennett2855 7 лет назад

I am a new rider and have watched many of your videos, they have been a great learning tool. Thank you for making these videos and keep up the great work.

@jackthomas1868 4 года назад

Thank you Kevin Morris! As a mature new rider I am glad and more than grateful to have found your series on RU-vid, easy to watch,easy to listen and so many invaluable life saving tutorials! Keep it up my friend as your experience and expert advice and professional instructions are 100% giving riders of all skill sets a better chance avoiding unnecessary situations including serious injury or possible fatalities! Thank you!!!!! 🇨🇦🇺🇸

@eacollins7212 6 лет назад

Being a new rider, you've helped me to address my fears.

@raylindsay2975 5 лет назад

Just watched your video this morning, really helped me I was never going to go on my bike again, but now I might just practice as you say.

@kingfisherphil 6 лет назад

very perceptive just as I felt at first on a motorcycle, great stuff Kevin, your empathy is great help. Thanks

@jamesrago2135 6 лет назад

Great job handling a difficult topic. The biggest take-away for me - as with many things in life, we fear what we don't know or don't understand. Knowledge and experience are our greatest weapons to combat fear. Thank you for the great work that you do.

@jditty4050 4 года назад

Great info, sir! I'm planning on taking the course this spring and getting my feet wet. Vids like this are definitely getting my head in the right place. Thank you!

@christophershirley1303 7 лет назад

Hey Kevin thanks for this video. Never hurts to have a reminder that we all need to keep learning something new.... and all motor skills deteriorate over time... practicing less used skills does make such a difference. Thanks for sharing your experience buddy

@jshaw9085 5 лет назад

Kevin you are the man. Thank you for what you do. Thank you for your service also. Me USMC 84-90 We had different patches but same mission. God Speed

@thecapone45 5 лет назад

His calm, soothing voice will definitely be one that I think of when being in tricky situations on the road in my car. Just HEARING you gives me confidence in myself. I don't even own a motorcycle but your tips really help me out because they seem applicable to cars as well.

@davidfreitag9335 7 лет назад

Excellent video(s), thank you! Very helpful to a 71 year old returning rider. Took the MSF beginning course a few years ago but need to step up to the next course. Things are sure different from when I borrowed my roommate's Honda 90 as a 19 year old. No training, no helmet, no fear.

@askquestions4634 7 лет назад

Hey you're doing a great job on these videos! Thank you

@theresa5009 2 года назад

Thank you! I enjoy riding but am starting out with all the fears you mentioned. Wow! This video was so validating and helpful to me. I want so much to overcome my fears by gaining skill and confidence. This information is so helpful!

@stevetemple8826 4 года назад

Yup, 30 mph on a motorcycle feels like 90mph to me. I haven't ridden since the late 80's but I really want to get back into it. I'm definitely starting with a class and lots of practice til I'm confident of my abilities. Thanks for your videos..

@miguelito99708 6 лет назад

I just bought a motorcycle after many years of not being on a bike. I've enrolled in a MSF Basic Course that will start in April when the snow is gone here in Fairbanks, Alaska. In the meantime, I've been googling around looking for videos to re-familiarize myself with riding and to get a jump on learning some of the important skills necessary for safe motorcycling. I'm very pleased to have discovered Kevin Morris and his wonderful MCRider videos. Thanks so much for your generous, no-nonsense approach to making our roads and riders safer, Kevin! I will definitely be sharing the links to your videos and your website with friends who ride.

@jimclark2137 2 года назад

Excellent predestination and very helpful. Thank you!

@3niknicholson 6 лет назад

Excellent! Thank you sir! You are doing a great job, brother

@tblim78 3 года назад

This is EXACTLY what I needed to hear. So glad I found your channel and site. I recently got back into riding, I've taken the BRT 3 times in the last 22 years. I just passed the BRT again, got my endorsement again, have a new bike, all ready to go, but had a fear come over me that I've never experienced before. I'm 42 now, in a much different head space than when I was 22, and just keep going over all the "what if" scenarios. But I see all these amazing ADV videos and more women getting into riding, and I want to be able to join my partner on these adventures... Very sound advice! Looking forward to checking out your field guide. Can't wait to start my journey on becoming a proficient rider! Thank you.

@bestunderpinning8757 4 года назад

Very useful information and really well delivered.Thanks 😃

@RickFidelisReed 7 лет назад

Excellent Advice ! Practice does not make perfect; Perfect Practice DOES. Keep these videos coming.

@scorpiongag 7 лет назад

very nice..now i understand whats real n whats perceived fear

@cwbaldwin61 7 лет назад

Excellence is not accidental. Thank you for emphasizing the need to train to a level of skill and "instinctive response" that gives us a chance out there.

@MCrider 7 лет назад

+cliff baldwin Hey Cliff, thanks for commenting. How you been? It was great meeting you in OKC.

@cwbaldwin61 7 лет назад

Doing fine - just enduring the heat like everyone else! It really cuts into the riding. :-( Relly enjoyed going through the class with you! Maybe when it cools a bit I'll take a ride down your way - since I used to live there.

@dirtyberry2120 3 года назад

Great information Kevin. I always learn something new when I watch Your videos.

@kawilson79 6 лет назад

Thanks Kevin! I just found your vids for the first time and I'm so glad I did! I haven't ridden (2x around the block on a friends) for two years, since a left turning suv didn't see me, and yep, bike was totalled and I was in real pain for awhile. I wrecked another time due to poor judgement and was in a halo brace for 3 months. I DO want to ride again, yet I am aware that my skills were never that great and even more I am getting older(50 ish). Things change as hard as that is to admit. The traffic in Denver is obscene, now I've become a transit bus driver and really get to observe these roads and the people on them. I WILL be signing up for an abate beginners course prior to riding my "new" 1980 cb750c. I'm glad you're doing what you do , and you do it well! You are a hero to me and I've only seen 3 of the shows! I will support this , join the patreon thing sorry i can't give more at this time. I will get friends to join the cause as well. God bless, if you're ever in the Denver area we should go for a ride!

@teflresources837 5 лет назад

Thanks a bunch. Very good info for a new rider. Very much appreciated.

@wendyhill3808 5 лет назад

Although I have wet myself and was shaking violently for quite a while I have to thank you so much. My life dream has come true, I own a Harley. Rode 3 times, crashed 3 times. The last one into a barbwire fence. Didn't want to give up my dream. With this incredible information and instruction I don't have to. I'm very grateful

@aaronjohnson6455 7 лет назад

Great video. I am a beginner rider and just went through the 2 day basic rider MSP in Syracuse, NY. I have learned so much information from that program. The instructors were so informative and helpful. It's the best thing a new rider can do to prepare his or her self for the open road. Be safe everyone.

@maryh3438 2 года назад

That is my plan, too. Thank you for your post - you confirmed what I have been thinking all along.

@raunij7967 6 лет назад

Kevin I'm a new rider and I thank God for you I listen to all your videos over and over I really need you and so does everybody else!!!!!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@MCrider 6 лет назад

+Rauni J Thanks Rauni. 😊

@josephnatale6804 6 лет назад

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@marcdempsey8739 4 года назад

Thank you Kevin , just what I needed to hear.

@blipco5 7 лет назад

If I'm not mistaken, this video is THE best of its kind on RU-vid.

@winwithoutpitching001 5 лет назад

Simply excellent video. Many thanks - really practical and insightful

@michael3080 7 лет назад

Great Job! Like always!

@kennethvernonprivate 7 лет назад

Great video..I need to practice emergency braking in a corner. I've been avoiding it because it scares me but now I will just do it....I also have a weekend advanced training course real soon and il really looking forward to it...

@oregonoutback7779 7 лет назад

Another excellent video, Kevin. All very good advice. Also, like the new intro.

@texasliam 7 лет назад

Thanks so much for making these videos.

@dustengilchrist6374 6 лет назад

texasliam

@jameshudson9479 6 лет назад

Thanks for this video,and I hope to learn more

@Jibiki 4 года назад

Kevin---soothing demeanor; calm, cool, collected, articulate, methodical, and precise. Thank you SO much for sharing your keen insight, experience, and in-depth knowledge. You're a treasure to the motorcycle community!

@douglashoule9666 6 лет назад

nice, new sub today. love the info, straight and true. go 2's.. love that number.

@aussiebloke559 7 лет назад

i'm taking notice of your advice . its real! thank you man

@stevewilson7823 3 года назад

Thanks, this video was really helpful and hopefully will help me get out on my bike again.

@mychannelofmine5509 3 года назад

You’re videos are great! I’ve been riding for 4 years now and have learned so much from your videos. Thanks so much for doing them.

@MCrider 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate it.

@charlesstade773 3 года назад

I am positive that MCrider has saved countless lives.

@jdhsingi 7 лет назад

Great instruction. Thanks for sharing

@berrytillage9508 2 года назад

You come across as being very sincere. All your videos are helpful for new and old Riders. Thank you.

@margaretgroves4522 6 лет назад

I love your videos,I'm 55 yrs first time rider just learning,thanks mate ,your my inspiration

@squeaks3700 7 лет назад

again an awesome job. keep these videos coming

@Anime_Empire_2.0 6 лет назад

Im a new rider , started riding like 4 days ago and your video has been really helpful , Thank you very much man you have earn my sub keep up the good work

@G100666 2 года назад

Excellent. Thank you. I can't think of anything more to say. Just thank you again

@bobg.9585 5 лет назад

Thank you Kevin, Great info !

@edmathewsfamily 7 лет назад

Great advice, Kevin! I'm helping my son, sister, and a friend learn more about motorcycles so they can decide if they want to take a course and get a m/c license. Your instructional videos with great situational examples are very helpful. Keep up the good work!

@MCrider 7 лет назад

+Eddie Mathews Thanks Eddie, sounds like you might have a motorcycle club soon. 😜

@BS-xh1ty 6 лет назад

Awesome instructor you are man! Helps a lot really 👍

@knobguy321 7 лет назад

Great video Kevin, I really got a lot out of that to take and apply on the road.

@MCrider 7 лет назад

Great! Thanks Kenny

@curt2939 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing something that has been pressing on my nerve for years now. I have a big bike electra classic 1996, it's my first motorcycle I went thought the riders safety course and FEAR was all over me during that course that bike has 2300 miles on it this day. But I got a chance to take the course again after not well on some the turns, then I got my license. This is a great service that you are providing for those who have fear of riding. Thank you I will conti. to watch your videos

@curtismellen6952 3 года назад

Sir!!!!! Thank you for your videos! I can’t tell you how valuable they are to me! Thank you for sharing your your experience, knowledge and expertise to keep me alive and safe. May God bless you!!

@llawwncorwynt1469 4 года назад

Hey keven, about a year ago I laid down my bike due to rider error. New tire on a cold day in Waxahachie TX. Since then I have dealt with fear in the corners. So going back to the basics and starting over. Thanks for all that you do.

@catcall569 6 лет назад

Thank you sir for your service and dedication to our safety.

@kingfisherphil 6 лет назад

as a newbie I found this really helpful. Really understand what learners go through! Thank you.

@bryanmahon7866 6 лет назад

First time owner cb1100. I have rode several motorcycles in my lifetime (58 years old). I never had this fear until I became an owner, but I am determined to not let fear become my dimize. I just wanted to tell you this has been one of the best training videos I have watched. Your easy way of explanation, and calm demeanor is excellent. Thank you for your focus on training, and putting a plan in your training. I will use fear to always be in a training mode if that makes sense. Thanks again for a great video.

@drg111yt 7 лет назад

Excellent motorcycle instructional video. It works and practice makes perfect - do follow it.

@johnhorton-crundall4782 6 лет назад

Great vid Kevin. I know when I ride my bike on a regular basis after a spell, the skills return, from practice.

@lock6 2 года назад

wow, great video.. very enlightening thank you

@heathergrasby9859 7 лет назад

love you videos!!! Cornering has tended to be my biggest fear...the lack of control or not quite sure what to do...Everyone says more seat time, Im going to look up your field guide and practice. Parking lots have taught me how much my bike can actually lean!!