5 Tips For SAFE Street Riding

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[doug]

Good group ride advice, "act like you are by yourself." Kinda like the gym, check your ego at the door. Don't try and lift too heavy to impress others and maybe get hurt.

[UFO-]

13:00
One thing my dad always said, Never drive/ride to your limit, if your below your limit and something happens you have a good chance of getting out of it, at your limit and something happens you've got nothing in reserve.

[advid]

Your advice: Outside - Middle - Outside saved me from a serious accident last week.

There was a pickup truck coming from the opposite side which crossed the double line and into around 20% of my side...

Thank you.

[DwayneLoudon]

man, you are awesome! i dig your philosophy. my advanced rider course was all about body position, trail braking and outside inside outside line selection. even during the course i felt these seemed more like track techniques. since putting that training to the streets ive noticed those techniques do indeed work better the faster you are going, which introduces its own problems. now i really only use trail breaking on blind corners, body position feels more important offroad and from now on i will use a outside center outside cornering line! thank you sir! if i ever win the lotto, im coming down for a training session for sure!

[MotoJitsu]

Almost 100k!! Keep sharing and spreading MotoJitsu.com!

[lazerbrainzz]

I just got full riding gear, my first bike, took the MSF, and your book "MotoJitsu Master Riding Program" on Kindle. Thanks for the content in all forms!

[karolinasereikaite]

So grateful and happy to have found your channel!!! the best ever!

[TheJosa]

Why bother listening to anybody else when I can just listen to you. It's got to be awesome to ride in the back with someone with your experience. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[SeanC]

I always like your sensible approach to riding Fast Eddie. Act like you're by yourself - is something I really take on board. I've ridden with groups of old farts like me who think that they're 18 again. They're actually over 60 or 70, screaming along on road rockets and often breaking the speed limit by 40 or more Kph !! Ay yai yai....They're setting themselves up for a sudden ending. Old guys don't bounce back all that well! Thanks again for your great videos and dedication to realistic and fun riding.

[yelloduc]

"Ride your own ride." I say this all the time to new riders. Good to hear from you. Great advice and informative video. I need to work on my trail braking and staying o m o instead of cutting to the inside through blind corners.

[AudunWangen]

Great tip for line selection on the road. I’ve had my share of scares in blind corners going outside-inside-outside, so this makes sense.

[FTC]

This is a very good channel where an experienced rider shares the tips so logically without being unnecessary verbose or show off! Excellent!!! Love, from Bangladesh!

[trykozmaksym]

Straight to the point. Nice and clear.
16:16 - I bet the passenger was praying to gods. I would...

[zusman]

Totally agree, especially about the body position. When I was more comfortable on my bike and was able to be smoother and faster always respecting the 70% pace/skill ratio but then got obsessed about the lower body position and realized; 1. It wasn't necessary for that speed at all as I don't even want to be closer to the max roll angle the tire can take specially on the road 2. I was losing too much energy and couldn't really focus on more important things cause I was just worried about hanging off and 3. I was uncomfortable so I couldn't operate the bike properly (brake, accelerate, change gear). Thanks for the videos, great advices!

[keyvannematollahi]

Great demonstration of the subject...Although your videos design is simple, the material is so good that keeps me watching till the very last second

[callmekurt]

one of my favorite moto vloggers. practical advice, easy to understand. he's the Bob Ross of motorcycle instruction; making magic with sharpies.

[BKsnpy]

I hope everyone watches this video. If they are serious about their riding you made it perfectly clear to ride within your ability. As said by bike review vlogger ... title of his site says ride a you have NothingToProve. I was fixed viewing throughout this video. Refreshed and learned.

[bogatyrs]

Eddie, I like your very straight forward approach to instruction. I have been off a bike for 7 years and just got back on board at 75 years old it is important to do a refresher course. I am off to such a course next weekend. Looking forward to many more years of riding the roads.

[ozkansen]

Superb video for anyone who is not knowing how to get to the corners, vision, throttle n braking it's all part of snooty riding. Your explanation is like tutorial really good man.

[Allysson]

Mate I’m saving to buy my first bike and your videos are really helpful, thanks for the good work!!