How To Lean With No Fear

When practicing lean angels, most importantly, use someone else's bike.

'At first to stop fearing big lean angles, we need to understand that they are possible to do'

Yesterday, I have practiced lean angle. After first 10 circles continuously, i was dizzy and nearly dropped my bikes. Lol. But after that session, I felt so much more confident in leaning. The experience is so satisfying that makes me feel like I am Valentino Rossi, except from the cornering speed, lol. Thank you a lot for your course. It helped me tremendously.

First of all, thank you. I ride for nearly 30 years now and I'm still learning and recycling my piloting technics by whatching your videos. I also appreciate very much your sense of humor. I have one suggestion. As much as every technical tip taught on your channel can be applied to a wide range of motorcycles, from standard UJMs, to Supermotards, like yours, there is always some specific "idiosyncrasies" of each type of bike. It would be great if you could do some series of videos regarding the best piloting technics to specific genres of motorcycles like cruisers, big trails, sport bikes and so on. All the best from Brazil. ✌

The best rule of cornering is: the slower you enter the fastest you can get out 😎 Yeah understood 😀☺️

I need to thank YouTube algorithms for showing your videos on recommendations list. I am a new rider, 38yo, quite “used” in other aspects, but new as a rider 😂, and your videos are helping me a lot gaining enough knowledge to experience the beauty of riding. Riding bikes was one of my childhood dreams, but life had different plans for me and I was not able to own a motorcycle until now. Good part is that over these years I have managed to accumulate a lot of useful information from different sources and now is time to apply it in practice. Your channel is of the best ones for advice’s and tips for riders and I have found a lot of very useful information in here. So thank you for your these videos and I hope I can apply as much as I can from them in the future, without any serious crashes 😄.

I'm a simple man. I hear a Slavic accent, I like and subscribe.

Thanks Bro, I am happy I have found your site. You have the best explanations. I have already improved the handling of my bike by practicing your advises. Cheers 😉

Very well said, thought out an demonstrated! I think new riders need to be told how IMPORTAT the part about being light on the handlebars is. This was a great video!

I like this relaxed guy. Sharp contrast to that Motojitsu-guy.

Man your videos are super useful to me. I just bought my first bike last week and i'm learning way more from you than i did from the instructors at the driving school. One five minute video of yours is easily more informative than two hours on the road with the instructor.

Hey just wanted to say thank you, today I was able to pass my MSF course

bro leaned so low he needed to remove his feet from his pegs. DEMON!

I’m always learn something I don’t think about when watching your videos, thank you for your channel. One thing I don’t agree with is that you’re taking your right foot off of the pegs while turning at a slow rate, and I’m afraid someone Will think it’s okay to do this at high speeds, while traversing curvy mountain roads, which is very dangerous way to ride your motorcycle. Your skill, supersedes mine by 1000% and I’m jealous, but enjoy your videos so keep them coming and think about that one rider who thinks he can do what you do at a slow speed going 100 km an hour. BSafe and blessings

man i love the way this guy describes stuff. funny yet gets the point across (speaking about the slider part). keep up the videos man

Looking where you want to go and throttle controll are really key when it comes to riding a bike. If you manage that, the rest will follow. Also, thumbs up for wearing safety gear!

Always the best explanation and commentary of riding skills.

It's good to learn this, if you can get some form of frame sliders just Incase you drop the bike

Thanks brother,will try this.Great content always,you deserve all the subscribes you get

My favourite "how to" channel on utube.. keep up my friend