Motorcycle Riding Tips To Ride Like A Pro!

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[LRSB]

As a relatively new rider, this is the kind of video you want to play on repeat with headphones in while you sleep 😂😂😂

[claytonknight]

Number 10 is so important. I used to have a piece of tape on my triple clamps that said BREATHE, because I found myself holding my breath, even after years of riding.Great tipsTaylor.

[ayabongamaseko]

"look where you want to go" further proves that the bike becomes an extension of you. In trampolining, I learned that "where the neck goes, the body will follow" and that idea helped me, somewhat, with getting used to the idea.Very underrated tip but helps a lot.

[stefan-stocksmadesimple]

These tips sound exactly like out of "a twist of the wrist". Nice!

[thenashvillenightshow]

This is a must watch video for every rider. Chalk-full of great and important tips

[teaguejelinek]

I only ride a 500 and never been on track, but this was still great to watch. Thanks

[mrdoodle]

Some great nuggets of information there, thanks Taylor, for covering it so comprehensively.

[seyfo.]

2:00 As a Turkish Toprak fan, bro you earned my sub just by mentioning the king of kings ;)

[emeryanden]

Road at the track for my first time yesterday first time ever being on the bike went straight to a zx10 and am used to motocross (much different riding) but great tips exactly the tips I needed! Ready for the next time.

[danielshephard]

All good points. Biggest tip. Get some time with an instructor or try a whitham track training day. I really enjoyed my day at Ron Haslam race school, sad it's no longer around.

[robertmacforesman]

Thanks, Taylor Great points and the one I found to be excellent was RELAX, that focus and patience are key points in racing! thanks, MaC

[XO]

Exactly! Use rear brake to throw the bike into the corner! Yes! I do this! :)

[Sinnicide]

Just bought a new bike. Felt like I mastered my 84 Magna in the year I had it. Didn't realize how easy it was to ride relative to my new bike a VFR1200 X. Mostly just due to size in slow traffic or parking lmfao. But also in the aspect of I have alot more horse in this then the 700cc I had and I enjoy going fast. Thanks for the good advice on how to do so safely, this is exactly what I wanted to learn. I laid down my magna in the rain for the first time downshifting to quick and the back tire "skippin around on the floor" haha. The funniest thing to me is everything youre saying feels intuitive to me. Its like a hyperfocused common sense for the mechanically inclined.

[tristenwilliams]

I’ve had five motorcycles now, just bought the fifth. But each time I’ve wrecked it, it blew up, or wasn’t the right time financially, so I’ve only accumulated about 8 months of riding time in five years. I didn’t realize how bad I am at riding fast until I rode with my bro in the mountains, he was on a dirt bike but completely left me (and my fancy Aprilia) in the dust. This video is super helpful! Hoping to start some beginner track days soon.

[TR-enxz]

A god amongst men. Thanks! Could you do a video about tips for riding in the wet in the future?

[VState]

Channel is getting better & better...we love you TMack!!!!

[alpaluki]

Thank you very much, I’ll use these in mini moto to impress my friends

[robertwhitten]

My first Grand Prix race was at Leguna Seca in 1988 where your father almost won fighting against world champions. I had a poster of Niall on a bright yellow Honda until I graduated college. Now we are just old.

[ReeceBowman]

Back Break use. When Im out on the road, I always use the front brake and then indroduce the back break when slowing down. This tecknic will stop/Pull you up so much quicker than just the front break alone.

[pabsocs]

If only you had an ebook out to further explain these concepts!