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[essaywayracing]

I can’t wait to be involved in this community again 😫
But I always recommend Chief Dan for great motorcycle training for beginner

[izzyberg]

I usually never leave comments but I have to point out that I've been subscribed since I was about 16-17ish, now I'm 23 and in the progress of getting my license, since I started I've been watching your videos religiously and I find them to be one of the most informative and helpful ones out there. 8:23 caught me so off guard, in yesterday's driving lesson that's exactly how I felt, at this point riding a bike feels pretty natural to me but for some reason I just felt super overwhelmed with the amount of things I had to focus on while out on the road (although I rode there several times) and you validating these feelings made me feel so much better, it was exactly what I needed to hear and who I needed to hear it from. also I'd like to add that I love love LOVE these type of videos explaining your thought process as you ride especially with the stages. thank you for what you do, ride safe <3

[NalaMG]

Personally I like to ride at night, no cars wonderful chili weather, it'll keep you going and calm for hour. Instead of all heated and dying like your midday riders. Also, theres no, or very few people at night having road rage ❤ I also get to pick my own speed, I felt like just chilling and taking it slow last night, and I was cruising at times 15 under, leaned back pretty much white stage for 50 minutes cuz there obstacles no one doing erratic things, there was sum deer but i gently rode past them cluch in under 10 mph they started till I booped one then they panic fled

Boooping, to touch another's noise

[TeaRevv]

These are soooo helpful to see how you are processing your environment, as a new rider this is video gold. Thanks DDFM

[GenkiGoLucky]

I’m an e-bike commuter who rides the streets. I watch these videos for bike safety but each time I come away wanting a motorcycle.

[arslemon]

Started riding a few days ago. Been watching these videos and trying to build my knowledge and skills. Hesitant to spend so much time on the road, trying to constantly be PLANning whilst im out there

[nonsolorasatura]

Nice video.
Waiting for another one inside a very busy city.

[mister-chad]

Stale green - I like to decide if I will stop or go on yellow ahead of time. No bobbling or hesitation if it changes to yellow because ive already planned ahead. In my head, "If the light changes I will... stop..stop..stop..go"

[smithgroove]

Very good riding Dan. Enjoyed the video. I practice something new about every ride. Lately it is using the rear break coming to stops. As you know, the Rebel has a lot of front fork travel. And i am ok with this. But if i can create a possible skid and low side as opposed to high side, I'll taked it.

[chrissalmon]

I just got my bike 2 weeks ago and my biggest fear is driving around the aggressive drivers in Orlando. I've done long 2.5 - 3 hours trips but at low flow traffic times.

[stevealt]

0:24 in position 1 ur wing mirror is literally on the other lane. Try doing the UK road network that would be a challenge.

[FrDiver]

Growing up in a family of LAFD fireman. (grandfather, stepfather and brother) My question is how do you get away with a beard? Because in LAFD you can’t have one. From my understanding it’s due to not being able to properly secure an oxygen mask or catch fire.

[TheRolfano]

Dan what gloves are you using and what do you recommend?

[Dellvmnyam]

I somewhat miss a manual transmission motorcycle.

[burnerloco]

The problem I have with all of you bicyclists old school or electric is some of you abide by the rules of the road, but others break all the laws and then bitch if you get in a close call.

[franckbald]

I don't know if you realize how lucky you are to have such wide streets 😉. Take a look at these YT videos *-o_EIPEnvCY* and *7HW0Ol37EUo* if you want to get an idea of what it's like to ride in the center of a major French metropolis. I'd like to make it clear that this is a normal, careful driver who commutes to work every day. Not a handlebar madman who risks his life at every turn.