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@@d.vegas03 Lots of things are illegal in Florida. I split lanes because it keeps me from being rear ended and I post it to make it more common and hopefully legalize it at some point.

@@moto-stars If you send me the link once uploaded, yes.

@@yammifrommiami2691 Thanks a lot!

@@Henyahyah 🤣

@@u.npeacekeeperball432 I’ve had her number for 20 years now 😂

@@Holo-500R Thanks man! I have put 54K happy miles on this bike and still love it. I had a Yamaha R3 that I also put over 50K miles on before I passed it on to my brother in law. Stay safe but definitely get on two wheels. Life is more fun…

@@justarganbysaha6608 I try to scan ahead and behind me beforehand. I had one time when I passed a cop while filtering. He sounded his siren but didn’t try to stop me 🙂

@@dpgerarddp 😂

My thoughts exactly

@@m1sterpinky I probably need to chill a little too 🤣🏍️

You have a hand

@@MoreData-hz8hm Brother

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Someday mate, dont sweat it, just let it happen💪👍

@@MoreData-hz8hm😂😂😂😂😂

@@fifamanager1983 To get a comment like yours, of course. 😎😆

​@@yammifrommiami2691buy a dirtbike to play in the grass...not a r3.

@@fifamanager1983 You should read my replies. There is a reason we went to the wet grass.

@@yammifrommiami2691 still nonsens....learn to turn the wright way and do tight 8 loops on a parking. Not driving in grass. That's bs...just my opinion....

@@fifamanager1983 You are correct. That is BS and your opinion. And you are entitled to one.

@@joealfanophotography9568 If he had looked to the right it wouldn’t be an issue with passing on either side. I speak from experience and over 200K miles on a bike in Miami traffic with no incident. No need to school me.

@@yammifrommiami2691 ​​⁠play stupid games win stupid prizes. Luckily my car has vehicle passing detection because even though I still do look anyway I don’t always see motorcycles. You all get lost in blind spots. I’m not schooling you I’m telling you we can’t always see you. Pass on the right and take the risk. It’s your call.

@@joealfanophotography9568 I can pass you on the left and you wouldn’t see me. No excuse that I am on the right. And by the way, not a stupid game when I am totally in control and aware. At no time was I in danger. The only prize I win is staying alive where others die. You probably would not last 500 miles on a motorcycle because you expect others to do the right thing. People don’t.

I like the idiots telling people passing on the right is illegal. Hey dumb shit that only illegal if you pass on the right on the shoulder of the road.

@@TheRealestHi Exactly

@@tomconner5067 Totally a myth. If you depend on people hearing you, remember deaf people can drive.

@@yammifrommiami2691my straight piped 5.7 would beg to disagree

@@Aaron-m7p You rely on people hearing you coming. I’ll rely on my awareness and skills.

@@yammifrommiami2691 never been in an accident

@@Aaron-m7p Me either. How many miles have you ridden?

@@W_PFP To teach him how much traction you do have and how to handle a slipping rear tire.

@@jakel.1724 It doesn’t matter. He wouldn’t have seen me on the left either.

That's a crock!!

@@SassafrasPaul-cq7uw If you say so 🙄

Not a pass on right.

@@michaelrmanley It wouldn’t matter. People don’t look for or see motorcycles.

@@alligator513 That’s exactly what I am trying to show him. That there is some traction and how to handle wet surfaces. I ride in all weather. Rain, wind no problem. Just have to develop the skills to maneuver in those situations.

@@yammifrommiami2691 fair nuff. hazard training

Thank you!

Thank you

Here I could also. This is not how I normally ride but nobody wants to see ‘normal’ on YT. Totally agree with you that it is dangerous and stupid 😬

Looks worse on camera than it actually is. I have over 100k miles on 2 wheels in Miami traffic. I hope they stay in their lanes too but I don’t expect them to and always have my escape planned and ALWAYS cover my front brakes and know how to emergency brake effectively because I practice it. I also practice emergency swerves and have had to use those skills plenty in Miami traffic. I do wish I had more patience though 😳

Not really. Looks worse than it actually was. Nobody was endangered by this bit I understand how it looks.

@@yammifrommiami2691 I understand that it may feel confident for you to do but there are other people who could be new drivers who may not expect to see that happen and that's why there is meant to be a flow of traffic not weaving through. I know it can feel easy to you but at the end of the day it's not always about how you feel. Other lives are at stake as well no matter how it looks that's just how it is. I'm not saying your a bad person for doing it like I understand the feeling you have toward it but you gotta think of all situations that can potentially cause ya know?

@@yammifrommiami2691 It's kind of the same thing as owning a gun. That shit ain't a game and you have to learn to respect it and other people it can effect. And part of that respect is knowing that it can take a life in a second. This shit ain't no joke or something toy around with. I don't believe it makes anyone look "cool" I think it's reckless and dangerous. But that's a choice your going to make my friend I just hope you stay safe doing it 🤙

Very perceptive of you 😊

😂

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You are entitled to your opinion but I feel you don’t ride. You should 😁

@@yammifrommiami2691 I bought a bike, my friend’s dad showed me his biker vest with a bunch of “in memory” patches from all the charity events he rode in. The day after, I sold the bike. How does me owning or not owning a bike correlate with you acting like a jack ass for views?

@@PlymitBoy Your fear of riding is not unwarranted. It is supported by data but I can tell you i have over 200K miles of riding a motorcycle in Miami traffic, often like in this video. Other than a low speed lowside this year, I don’ have any accidents or close calls. By riding, you see roads and cars differently and ride more ‘efficiently’ than a car driver.

@@yammifrommiami2691 how is dangerously passing on the right considered efficient? You’re depending on people always sitting in the left lane, instead of obeying the “pass left, travel right” ideology. I’ve had a few close calls in my car because of people passing dangerously on the right because you didn’t even wait more than a second before passing on the right. The example in this video shows that you do not obey passing on the left, you just pass people as you please with little to no reason for why you’re passing on the right. You didn’t show any hesitation for the person in front of you getting out of the passing lane because you’re behind them.

Exactly