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Thank you for the video, is really helpful.

Really great job!

Cool video Lana 😃👍 im 5'6 tall & ive learnt there are at least 3 good techniques to mounting /dismounting a much bigger bike & also when coming to stop lights ! Being a shorter rider shouldn't stop you from riding bigger bikes like heavier touring bike on a 7 day ride across your country 🇦🇺🏍👍 There is so many video's out there now days that can help all riders 👍 1 of the things i love most about the new age of Internet technology is Google / RUclips have all the information & helpful videos for all difficult occasions 👍 if we use the internet for Good & NOT Evil we can learn so much about what we are interested in 😃👍🙏✨️ Cheers from down under in Aus Lana 🍹🇦🇺🕺

Lana the whole learning process is fun 🏍 😄 We all will hit cones 😵‍💫 But the day we complete a training circuit without hitting a single cone is such a buzz & great feeling 😊 Im sure as motorcycle riders we wont ever stop learning & improving our bike skills 🏍 I think you are great & im sure you will succeed in your quest to be the best rider you can be 😃👍 i practice at least once a week or sometimes 3 times a week & i love it 🏍 Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺🍹✨️

Installed mine, and everything works fine except the aux lights going 100% on high beam. Yours works fine?

Another one of the few jewels on youtube imparting knowledge, displaying skills and doing so without all the ego so typical in other videos. Make your short list of videos to watch and include Lana on Wheels. Yeah, I'm the critical one but LOW is just a top tier teacher. You won't find any patronizing nonsense in her videos, just true knowledge backed up by experience and demonstrated skill. And no, she doesn't scream at you telling you how wrong you are doing everything. Refreshing. Watch these videos, follow along and one way to maximize your effort is to take a tablet with you to the parking lot or wherever you have some practice space and practice right after watching a segment. Whether you've been riding for a few days or many many years, you will improve your riding skills watching Lana on Wheels. And if you think this is a promo thing, read some other reviews and you'll know I applaud high quality and also point out schlock cheap for clicks videos. This is next level training people. Lana, you're giving a gift to a lot of people. Like Dave Moss and a very few others, you do it with pure class.

Hi I connected the two d7pros a left light to the white line and the right to the red line how can I turn on only the central LEDs or only the side ones or both, do they have to be connected differently? Do I have to use another line? Or can it be done from the software? Then for each headlight I gave 10A, and 5A for the stop light is that right? Can you make an assembly diagram thanks

Thank you! BRAVO!

La batteria originale al litio regge queste denali d7 pro o l'hai cambiata?

Hi! Hope you can help. My bike came with the original BMW auxiliaries, and when you disconnect them an error pops up. How can you avoid this? Does the bike needs to be taken to the dealer so they can erase the warning? Thank you!

I havent wanted to forsake my fun blindspot lights yet! But, it would be nice to be able to lane split better past huge construction truck mirrors!!!! Working well for you?

Благодарю Вас!

I am 5 foot tall so you guys can imagine my struggles! This video is excellent, the instructions and the progression to follow are key for me to understand how to go about acquiring this new skill. I am going to start practicing all the various skills you showed us. Actually these should be a requirement for us to call ourselves experienced bikers. So excited to start practicing. Thank you so very much for an excellent video 😃👍

Thank you for the wonderful explanation . I know now what to look for, when to act, ract and avoid. Thank you again. Greetings from San Diego California.

Great video as all the others. Clear and direct to the more important points to improve everyone's riding skills.!!

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Lana some very useful tips & techniques in this video 😄👍 Im not very tall at 5'7 on a good day so these short rider skills are great for me to master & become 2nd nature within my everyday riding ,i do like what You said about the lower spine & what could happen if only using the left leg for many years & i can relate because im soon to have my 2nd lumbar spine operation ( already had a Laminectomy in 2010 & surgeon only made my spine worse ! Wasn't his finest hour with his knife 🙈) i totally understand what you were getting at about the potential damage that could occur by years of using same leg with shorter riders on bigger bikes 😄👍 im NOT seeking other motorcycle instructors for now & only watch your teachings & learn from you ! This video in particular because of the part about spine made sence to my ears 👍 Cheer from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹🏍🕯

Great skills on display here 🏍😊👍✨️

Loves these vids 😊👍🏍✨️

Gentle reminder that if your bike has a DCT, check the parking brake often, like every time you get ready to ride. A DCT bike with a marginal parking brake will sit perfectly still on a slight incline until you walk away and then it will follow gravity. Adjusting them takes mere minutes but do it. Another tip for those riding DCT bikes, take along a door wedge, the kind you might use in the garage or when staying at a hotel to block the door from opening. No matter how good your parking brake is, place that wedge in back of or in front of the rear tire when parking on an incline. Its small enough to fit into a jacket pocket but it can really save your bike. If you can't manage that, a length of velcro will let you keep the front brake lever slight tight (slightly) and it's a second to put on and remove but can really prevent roll aways on a DCT or any bike really.

When a woman in a skirt does this, men have to laugh at themselves. Good work 👏

Благодаря автору этого канала я стал лучше чувствовать свой BMW R1200GS Adventure!

Girl You handle that bike like its small light toy 🏍 🙂👍 ive learnt some handy tips from this video & will go to car park & my driveway & practice this all , cheers from Aus 🇦🇺🍹🏍

Hello Lana 😄 i so enjoyed this video 👍 ive taken screen shots of the cones course layout & im going to use this course of yours & practice in car park 🏍 👍 I appreciate you teaching us how to ride / slow manoeuvres ! This is perfect training all motorcycle riders should practice 🏍 Cheers from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹🕺

How long have You been riding for 🏍 ???

Lana you are my new go to for learning motorcycle skills 🙂👍 ive seen many instructors & some good/ some not so good , im happy ive found You 👍😄 I like your teachings! Cheers from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹🏍 ✨️

Hi from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺 😊 Very helpful video 👍 Im 58 & going to do my Learner Course in late January 2025 & ive just brought my first bike (learning motorcycle only to train in car parks & learn to ride on ) 4 days ago on 19th December 2024 i brought a CFMOTO 150CC to learn to ride 🏍 im very excited to get motorcycle licence ! I should of got it 30 years ago but life happens & we sometimes go in other directions ! My hopes are to get full licence & in 18months Start riding around Australia with a mate who recently got his learner licence 🏍👍 At 58 it definitely time now to get this dream going before we are any older & cant do it 🙈😂 ive been learning from Moto Jitsu videos & Jerry Palladino video's (both are motorcycle Instructors in USA 🇺🇲 Jerry was a Motorcycle Cop & Police Motorcycle Training Instructor for 20years , Now ive found this Video & You 😊✨️ i enjoyed this video so much & will now look at your other video so i can learn your knowledge 😄 Can I ask what Nationality are You ? It reads on your profile you joined in USA , But you don't sound like any American ive heard before 🇺🇲 🙂 Cheers from Bundaberg Australia 🇦🇺🍹✨️🕺

I am a former motorcycle rider from 1975. I am 73. I am fit and exercise cardio and weight lifting daily > Am I nuts ti consider buying a GS 1250?

I liked the D7 pro configuration of your choice, but when we add B6 brake light what would be the ideal ampers gor the system? I thought; left and right center 7.5A, outer leds 10A, and brake 5A? What is your opinion

People like you help me too buy the bike that I always dreamed (1200Gs) and not the bike that I could drive for my psychological size limits. (750GS) so THANK YOU 🙏

Nice vids.i love your slow speed skill!

Gotta love your chalk diagram on the tilted pavement! I lost an expensive mirror in an active parking lot due to my inattention to roadway slope! I am going back to the beginning of that vid for a review. Many thanks for your video! ❤

Thanks for the tips! The drawing you made was very helpful (sometimes it’s hard to see the incline depending on how the camera is set up) and you explained very well

Thanks for your video; they’re very helpful. Your machine come with the standard headlight or the Pro version? Is there any difference in power, or is it just the addition of cornering lights?

Thank you Lana. I am learning a lot from your videos. You are doing something great for the motorcycle riding community.

Very helpfull you really help me.

Amazing...I really wish to do it. Conggrats.

Hi Lana! What about going up slope, and the bike stalls which I uncontrollably falls. I have had that bad experience. Any tips ?

Thanks for video👍

What about pot holes heavy traffic less time like India???

Thank you Lana for your valuable lessons. I just got my first motorcycle and am learning to ride and enjoy it. Ride safe everyone. :)

Lana, thank you for your videos and lessons. I am a new rider and get many insights from you. Salamat from Manila.

Lana, your videos and how you put things, really encourage us to keep going...I really love them and recommend them to friends. You are helping many of new riders with such good videos.

I appreciate your passion and inspiration. The practice helps people master their skills for the much safer side. Essentially it makes the bike to be an extension of the riders. It applies to all riders --- tall or short.

These three installation videos for the CANsmart and D3 Pro lights are absolutely the best instructional videos on RUclips! The step-by-step guidance and clear explanations made the whole process so much easier. Without this quality content, the installation would have been a real headache. Thank you so much for your contribution to the community-this is exactly the kind of detailed and well-made content that helps DIYers like me get the job done right. Keep up the great work!

These three installation videos for the CANsmart and D3 Pro lights are absolutely the best instructional videos on RUclips! The step-by-step guidance and clear explanations made the whole process so much easier. Without this quality content, the installation would have been a real headache. Thank you so much for your contribution to the community-this is exactly the kind of detailed and well-made content that helps DIYers like me get the job done right. Keep up the great work!

These three installation videos for the CANsmart and D3 Pro lights are absolutely the best instructional videos on RUclips! The step-by-step guidance and clear explanations made the whole process so much easier. Without this quality content, the installation would have been a real headache. Thank you so much for your contribution to the community-this is exactly the kind of detailed and well-made content that helps DIYers like me get the job done right. Keep up the great work!

Hi, thanks for the detailed video. However I have a question regarding to the amps setting. How do you decide the related amps? What if you leave it as default?If I’d have a pair of D2s on top of D7pros then what would be the settings?

Thanks for this video. In the Netherlands, this is all part of the driver's license exam. But I still practices sometimes

This is so helpful. I wished I had came across your channel before I went for my first lesson. I fell so many times on a cb125 due to my short inseam and I kept falling off when I’m stopping the bike. Broke a toenail and had so many bruises and had to take a break from lesson now. 😭