How To Ride A Motorcycle In 15 Minutes

I’ve been riding for over 30 years and the way you explaining it is very easy to understand for new riders, thank you sir!

Bruh, I’m watching this instead of studying for a test. I don’t even have a bike

“It’s not practice that makes perfect. It’s perfect practice that makes perfect” beautifully said

Step 1: buy a kawasaki ninja. . Edit: 1k LIKES LESSS GOO😎

Bro taught me more in 15 minutes than my class ever did in a week.

Learning to let the clutch guide you before you engage the throttle is by far the most important advice you can hear when getting on a bike for the first time

LOVE THIS! 1st ride of my life today- 5'3", 50 year old female on a 2023 kawasaki Z400. Hubby's been riding since he was 4 & dad owned a bike shop. In the first 5 minutes, you showed me 5 things I had zero knowledge about. I dropped my bike twice in 15 minutes (in 1st gear, school parking lot)- I'm good, only bent the clutch lever, paints still 100%. Hubby had me ride into 4 lane traffic before I even really grasped how to shift, brake, or drop the bike. 1st time ever riders...plan on going down - please do it in first gear wearing a helmet - husband is an awesome rider, absolutely crap instructor, with a temper to boot. Watching honest, in depth videos like this can literally save someone's life. No such thing as learning too slow. THANK YOU 4 this!!

I'm 16 and I'm watching this with no bike or license

To all those afraid to ride for the first time: You WILL drop it a couple of times when getting used to the weight!! But don't worry, as long as you stay aware of your surroundings, listen and watch out for idiots not paying attention, and keep on riding, you'll be addicted in no time! You got this man.

8 years of experience. And about 60,000km covered. I ride a modified Ninja 1400 with well over 200 horsepower. And this video was flawless!!! Loved it! I remember when the motorcycle journey started for me and this brings me back.

No clue why I'm watching this... Ion even got my driver's license yet.

I'm 17 years old, probably won't own a motorcycle until I'm in my 30s but you never know when you'll be put in an action movie motorcycle chase scenario

Two points I struggled with the most while learning to ride are: 1) Learning to brake. Once you start throttling the bike can go out of hands pretty easily for a beginner. At that point, one panics and their feet are no longer on rests, rather they're in the air, and the brake can't be applied anymore and they end up crashing. I believe braking should be taught before throttling. 2) Turning vs leaning: Bike is not like a car where you only have to steer. It's like a plane where you also have to lean. Shifting the weight is also very important. On my first try, I steered the bike but didn't lean and I ended up crashing since it didn't turn properly.

Dude u nailed it!! This is what i'm talkin about. A step by step and easy to follow instructions, like ur the best tutor out there men!!

I love how you emphasized being careful as a novice. Especially how you explained to practice releasing the clutch without using the throttle. That's good stuff and will prevent beginners from getting hurt!

I'm taking my Motorcycle Safety course today as a new rider, and you've helped tremendously with just the basics! Thank you, stay safe!

I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video! I'm currently getting my license, just passed my theory test and I'm waiting for my driving lessons to start, and I've been so nervous about riding a motorcycle but somehow this super calmly and simply explained video about the basics made me a lot more confident. Thank you, this was amazing!

You just boosted my confidence in 15 min bro I'm grateful for this step by step tutorial, thanks man🙏🏾

Can't believe it has already been 3 years since i bought my bike. Seeing this kind of videos brings so much memorys 😂

I was case number 2, bought a project cb750 nighthawk for $500. Your channel is just another reason that youtube is amazing.