Top 7 Beginner Rider Habits to BREAK in 2024

Discover the top 7 beginner rider habits to break in 2024! Enhance your motorcycling skills, stay safe, and enjoy the ride. Learn essential tips and avoid common mistakes with our expert guide.

Are you a beginner rider looking to improve your skills and stay safe on the road? In this video, we cover the top 7 beginner rider habits to break in 2024. Whether you're new to motorcycling or looking to brush up on your riding techniques, this guide is perfect for you. We'll discuss essential tips and common mistakes that new riders make, helping you build better habits and enhance your riding experience. From proper braking techniques to situational awareness, we've got you covered. Don't miss out on these crucial riding tips!

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[davidlopez]

Great video, anther tip I have heard is slightly using rear break during the slow maneuvers to gain more control and be more fluid. I have yet to try it.

[gloryvampire]

those are mostly things you learn in driving school but alr

[GingerCats]

Target fixation Yes lets Discuss this FICTIONAL CONCEPT...
when a new rider sees something they need to avoid, or go around, they try to turn the bars away from it like a steering wheel... and that stops them from being able to lean the bike away! that is it! they are not heading towards it because they are looking at it, THEY ARE HEADING TOWARDS IT BECAUSE THEY CANNOT GET THE BIKE TO TURN AWAY FROM IT!
I'ts not until you earn to turn the bike by tilting the hips and creating lean that you can make the bike turn away from something, Remember Counter steering? it's the need to turn away so badly that turn people towards the thing they want to avoid... it is Not Target fixation, it's INPUT CONTROL!