How E-Bikes Can Provide Valuable Training @zoozbikes

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[chriscorkas]

After about 1K videos I’ve been watching for the last 2 years, it’s the first one considering a bicycle (which has not to be necessarily battery powered) to improve skills for a better riding!! Imo, one of the best ideas.

[rustypotatos]

Ya I agree it really helps to slip and recover without freaking your self out

[TomislavReskovic]

All gear all.the time :)
Thanks for another great video, safe ride Greg

[lostmarbles]

That was my first I am gonna crash moment, it was near a construction site 😅 I was going too fast and for a split second, I thought this is it I am crashing, my tail slipped but the bike wanted to stay upright and somehow I helped and got it under control 😮‍💨😮‍💨 and kept on going😅 it was An experience I wouldn't want to repeat😅😅 Surprisingly bad roads and roads conditions never caused me to crash, only bad drivers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[newlife]

You are a 2 wheel cultist. And that's good

[fredriksalmen]

What e-bike is that? Looks really cool!

[fensn]

Safety First. What about the full protection 🤔 😮😊

[einfjordbreen]

Well, another brilliant TIP from Moto J. How do you think of them all? I’m going to do that. I got caught in 2 hours of teaming rain on twisty country / rural roads last week and thanks to all these tips I really think I handled it quite well. Thanks so much. E