The Most SKILLED Street Rider I've Ever Seen (Nidyanazo)

Absolutely mind blowing speed!!! You've never seen a street rider this skilled before. Watch until the end to see how he does it!

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
2:16 Reaction and analysis
10:21 Closing thoughts

[ragerider]

Get him to the Isle of Man TT & that'll tell you how quick & committed he really is.

[RaiderCBR.]

This dude rides on Angeles Forest Highway quite a bit. I have been riding that same road often for 20 years. He has passed me a few times on his R1 and me on my 2011 CBR 1000. He is committed and very fast. He rides pretty safe for how fast he goes. When I have seen him it is usually early in the morning or off traffic times. I know every turn on AFH and Big Tujunga Canyon. I have went so far as timing him from point A to Point B on his video's then going up and time myself on the same section. I used to think I was fast until I ran into this dude. I have convinced myself that I can now think I am fast for a 60 year old dude.

[DiagolonRider]

if you've watched his videos and listened to him talk he specifically says he doesn't just wanna be a street squid, he wants a sponsor and opportunity to run a real race bike, and would love to take a run at the TT! this guy is a natural, very educated and disciplined in the art of going fast on a bike!

[rickyneria]

This man is my good friend Ayden. You have no idea how bad ass he is. I ride as well a consider myself to be a good rider as well but he is on a hole deferent level of rider. I definitely look up to him. When I showed him this video he didn't have much to say about. Someone someone needs a sponsor him that's all he needs he'll do the rest. Good luck Ayden your the man.

[amarured]

Yammie Noob:
"I would never ride like this."

His past three Daytonas:
🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨?

[_MT-]

I've seen him on ACH. This man rips hard AF. Mad skills, and gigantic balls of steel. 🤙

[tactical]

Props to Nidyanazo! It's good to see him back, ripping hard as always. He took about a 5 - 6 year break from posting any videos on YouTube and just reappeared a few months ago. I hope the videos continue...

[adamgr]

It took you a really long time to discover this guy 😅 He has really studied and applied all the techniques and forms that motogp riders have.... He is also the embodiment of the saying "Practice ((and dedication)) makes perfect!! Also nobody is capable of doing all these stuff without having an incredible perception and talent

[kimgodwin]

Lol I love watching this guy. He has no fear. He’s got some serious skills. But crazy as hell

[OM-sbbd]

Insane skill. 🙏🏻🤯🔥 As you said, he’s fully committed to the bit…for better or worse. An otherwise harmless low-side at those speeds and in that environment (railings, rocks, tight spaces) would be brutal. Ride safe crazy man!

[e]

This is simply incredible, he is on the knife's edge. Yammie I think your discussion of this man's riding is far too understated, thank you for bringing him to my attention.

[omeobandit]

Risking it all for the dance with death. People thought he was dead. Good to see nidyanazo still ripping hard, I hope to see his debut in irish/uk road racing one day.

[amarured]

Someone buy him a ticket to the isle of man 🇮🇲 One trip and he is gonna be hooked and WE will have another bonkers newcomer on the isle 🔥

[hellfire]

Yammie should have a new series “yam vs the world” where he invites prominent motorcycle YouTubers who think they are fast to go on track with him to see how they compare. It would be cool seeing all the moto YouTubers 1v1 yam on track

[Chaphillionaire]

Impressive riding for sure. The problem with constantly seeking your limit is... Eventually, you find it. And against a guard rail or off a cliff into a pile of cacti is not where you want to "find" your limit.

[ppapdddar]

One of the advantages of Nidyanazo's driving style is that you are limiting to fractions of a second the moments of pain. Also, you won't be dealing with being wheelchair bound or feed through a tube, nah you ain't having any of that. So, it definitely has its positives.

[Thunder_Bear_mg]

Invite him to the influencer track day.

[EricLeePiano]

Yes, this guy is insanely skilled as hell. This is actual street riding skill!

[mattinthehat]

I was on the dragon today. Ran two passes after most everyone left. On the last pass a car had obviously made a u-turn and tracked mud/dirt into the road. I ride a 650, I’m over 50, and have kids that may need my help to go to college so I was a long way from blasting, but it made me nervous. This guy may have made a couple passes to check his ‘track’ but with the general public out there, you never know what’s around the next corner. It’s all good til it ain’t. I’m sure that’s fun and satisfying, but knowing ima make back to the house today is more in-line with my priorities. Makes great viewer counts, tho. Thanks, Yammie, for profiling this.

[ManofOneGod]

Lean angle tracker is silly? He rides 10x better than you so must be useful to him...