hello, i was wondering how do you give away Bikes? im trying to get one.. i've been wanting a bike since i think 2 years ago & i cannot find anything or if i find something i have to waist the money.. how do i enter the give away? is there anything i can do to participate ☹️
@@kanekioi Lol. True. But I'd never even heard of stuff like target fixation or countersteering but it was intuitive day one on a motorcycle. I can;t imagine getting on a powered machine before riding a bicycle first. XD
Yammie is growing up! Can’t help to notice the increase in safety oriented content and, more importantly, the MANY scenes in the video shot from on top a Versys 650, once ruled by Yammie to be to be the second dorkiest motorcycle out there (the Honda NC750X being on top). 😁
When I was a new rider I went around a blind corner too fast and ended up in the incoming traffic lane because I was panic braking to late... I ended up completely fine but had the thought in my head "Slow down! You could be dead!" I still corner quickly but never fast enough to feel I may need to brake. So on a blind corner much slower. Sometimes life lessons don't cost anything and we can still learn from them.
I think that moment when you really recognize that your motorcycle can, and will, kill you if you mess up is that moment we decide to either put it up in the garage or dedicate to getting good. Mine was going into a sharp turn, realizing I was going to fast I grabbed a fistful of brake (Didn't even realize the danger of that at the time) and got yeeted across the road. Fortunately it was dead of night so no traffic, but cracked a rib bruised to hell and rode away with a concussion.
I can say hello fresh is great, If you like planning good meals, saving money, time, while being healthy.. My cousin is a nurse she does it ss a time saver.. I'm kind of a broke a**. Lol I loved this video. Words of wisdom. The music in your closing sequence was julwas truly inspiring also. Thank you, once again.
Riding a BMW RT, yes, full gear, all black, including matte blackSchuberth C5 helmet, but..they all have reflective materials on them, and, as a BMW dad without kids, i wear a yellow vest as well, LOL!
Being man enough to admit it on a public motorcycle forum filled with trash talk and possibly saving a life is great. Much respect and may you win the mid level bike!!
Damn bra hope you got your bike back by now im a new rider. Last week I went a bit to fast around a corner and went a tad wide on the turn went off the road and it was bumpy ass dirt too lol so i got parellel with the road bc i only had about 3 ft of space from a hill of rock so i just relaxed as best i could after I stood it more upright handlebars went crazy left right left right and back end was doing the same lol i also have no dirt riding expirence. then gyroscopic forces kicked in and the bike stabilized and I got back on the road and just kept going like nothing happened lol. I was like thank you god after the fact. Ive only been riding for about a month and have 670 miles under my belt. Definitely learned my lesson.
I remember my first and only tank slapper... I was heading to a friends house on my first ever bike, a 250, and the uneven lanes got me. I managed to pull over and cursed everything I could think of starting with my city.
Honestly don’t watch your channel too much, but I appreciate this video, not only for myself but for my son, who I’m sure will hit the roads in about 6 years. This one is logged for the future.
yammienoob, as an australian motorcycle postie (postal worker that delivers on a bike) we wear full hi-viz uniform...hell even the nbc110 with a hi-viz flag/light and hi-viz panniers cagers still manage to not see us...while the hi-viz "may" help...never ever think that will keep you safe...
Excellent advice 👌. I went in to a sharp curve way too hot and, luckily got away with it. I have a CVO Road Glide with a 34 degree lean angel (Good for a Harley but certainly not as capable as a crotch rocket). I crossed the yellow line by about 1 to 2 feet, scraped my floor board and was lucky that there wasn't another vehicle going the other way. If there had been, I probably wouldn't be writing this note or, for that matter, I probably wouldn't be here at all.
I love your channel. I've been riding for two weeks now. Totally a noob! I bought a '01 R6. So far I've dropped it once on a U-turn, slide a couple of times, and actually went of the road yesterday to avoid laying her down again. It was a steep, downhill grassy runway😆. I just shot right the off the road. Didn't drop it though! Maybe I live😆😆😆.
I did #6(?). Taking in the scenery, not watching the road. Totaled CB500X has since been replaced by Z650. Bonus, the Z is white, for visibility and safety!
For splitting lanes in california i can assure you that if you arnt passing at a million miles per hour an exhaust is especially useful for drivers to give way.
I can usually split lanes faster and more safely than just about anyone not wearing high viz because drivers are moving over long before I reach them. Its almost like the equivalent of having the Star from Mario Bros or something.
Riding buddy & invested in the Alpinestars Airbag ($800ish). Few weeks ago, it paid for itself. At a red light, some lady rammed into my friend from behind and launched him a good 10 feet from his bike. The airbag deployed and he walked away with no major injuries (just a few bruises on his legs). Nearly the same thing happened to me about 10 years ago and I broke my collarbone costing me a cool 13k in medical bills and a permanent back pain. Wish I had an airbag back then.
Been riding with the radiation green mesh jacket for a year now and it definitely helps to be safe and noticeable however Ive had two cagers completely object fixate on me and actually come across centerline on the twolanes while making what appeared to be eye contact with me so if you do go with the hi viz don’t let it make you completely comfortable, you still need to watch out for lost normies
Been down 3 times.. only once the first time was super nasty. Was distracted by a deer and stared way to long and went in and out of a ditch. I was 15 and took a joyride on my brothers Kawasaki KZ.. so.. other 2 times.. also distracted. Got into shoulder gravel in the twisties and down I went .. also inexperienced rider. Overshooting a corner and getting into a sand and gravel situation is a recipe for disaster.
Broke my femur, ribs and arm 7 weeks ago. Be safe out there everyone, I’m set to make a full recovery but it was very tough in hospital. I can’t wait to get back on another bike but my mum said she’d kill me so it looks like I’ll be taking a break from riding! Be safe out there everyone!
@@TronciM i rode a curb and hit a bus stop at around 70 kph, I don’t know how it happened but I assume it was inexperience since it had only been a week since I got my licence. That one week I had of riding was one of the best weeks of my life so hoping to get back on a bike in the future. I now have a 40 cm rod inside my bone and I’m starting to walk without crutches now, hoping to return to running in around a months time.
My personal #1: Practice _extra_ if you don't ride all the time. If one's bike gets ridden only once every couple weeks, it takes honestly an hour or so before one is _really_ back "up to speed" and adept at handling the bike. Side comment-- "Engine braking is something you always experience in a bike or in a car" is thankfully just not true for most cars, at least in America, since we have mostly auto transmissions. Really very little engine braking off-gas.)
Number eight: just as important as not riding inebriated, don't ride tired. Did it once, two sixteen hour days on two hours sleep, ended up pulling out on an SUV. Would have lost my arm without my jacket and potentially my life in general.
I quit wrecking and dropping bikes when I quit drinking. Have also experienced falling asleep on a bike more than once- never thought it was possible. Lmao
looking forward to all sorts of weird mashups between hellofresh/manscaped/ridge..... something like shaving a very hairy coconut with a dull ridge wallet.
I’m not a rider yet, for multiple reasons. First, money isn’t there yet, I’m a college student 😅. Second, I have some personality issues (prone to anger sometimes) that I’m seeking to work on. My goal whenever I start riding is to do everything *I* can do to not ride foolishly, hopefully to prevent the most major of accidents, and to know how to be smart about avoiding troubles to begin with.
Hey that's good that you acknowledge your anger. Some advice I was given was to not ride if your head isn't clear because you're more likely to make bad decisions when your emotions aren't in check.
Hey, back from work but Yammz thanks for the laughter your a saint, crazy but a saint, actually that goes for the whole crew as well side not does Spite have to look like it's a punishment when going through the chopping routine???🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😄👍👍👍love it he definitely can't make anything humanly consumable, also kind of miss Whitney. But then again there is work damn I have missed so many videos.
Going slow and looking where you want to go also go hand in hand. If you ride slower you give yourself more time to make observations - you can spot a hazard "sooner" relative to your speed, take appropriate mitigating action and then commit to continuing on your route. Riding faster forces you to make your observations, decisions and manoeuvres all at once and most of us aren't quick or skilled enough to successfully do this.
yes, just - slow - down - most YT vids I see with riders getting in bad situations usually are due to the rider - going way - way too fast. thanks for the vid - stay safe.
Distance/speed=time. If your speed is too high for the distance you can see, you have to slow down to give yourself time to react. The faster you go, the further you need to look ahead to have the time to react to trouble. Don't look at the spot 5 feet in front of you. That's the past. Look at where you gonna be 3 seconds from now. With every mile in speed you go up, that future point is going to be further away from you. Can't see that point? SLOW DOWN. Speed kills. More speed kills you faster. Speed isn't a skill. Skill may grant you speed. Skill takes time to develop.
Got 3 tickets for lane filtering here in GA a few months ago, decided I would be a good lil boy and sit in the ridiculous 30 mins of stop and go traffic every morning. Well one cold morning after sitting in traffic I finally got in my turnlane to turn onto the next street, and the cold tires leaning over the huge painted crosswalk, caused my rear to wash out and I lowsided 😭 yet another reason lane filtering should be legalized lolz
Yammie Noob is basically the ancient one from Dr Strange. I came in here all like yeahhh I'll be riding my '01 ninja 500 forever so time to trick it out dude. Then Yam open face hand palmed me straight to the chest and yelled TURBO-BUSA boiiii!!!
I went out on a ride with a buddy the other day and my inside voice yelled at me. "You forgot to turn dummy!" Yup, I forgot how to turn. A coyote crossed the road just before a corner and well my eyes watched the coyote and the bike kept going. Luckily it was a slow 15 mph corner so I just ended up in on the shoulder. That damn target fixation got me.
2:15 not defending idiots who do crazy stuff on the streets, but taking my bike to a track really isn't feasible.. You have to have your bike set up so specific to their rules, plus it costs a lot of money, and there really isn't anything near me...
Hahaha very timely vid gents!! I laid my R3 down on the 17th on my way to let my dog out to pee during my lunch break 😂 It was my own damn fault tho 🥴 Luckily I was wearing full gear and those T-Rex frame sliders took the brunt of it. Still got a concussion and some broken ribs. GangstA 😎 Bike only has 3k on odo 🤷🏽♂️🏍💩 Street Rossi
surprised hello fresh sponsor yams, i just quit that job last week after working for them for 4 months, knowing the food was expired food & drop food on the floor they would still send it to customers, they are a horrible compony, just as bad if not worse then amazon. i went to the bathroom once and they told me if i did that again i would be fired, had enough so i just walked out of the job after that.
Always cover the brakes, and get additional training...even if you've been riding for decades, you can always learn something new! YCRS Champ-U online course is only fifty bucks, but if anything they teach saves your life, it's worth infinitely more!
I understand loud pipes aren’t the best for letting people know you’re there, most people are even blasting music in their cars so they’re not hearing anything. We all do that. But… I have to say it depends on the pipes. I can’t speak for cruisers… but most supersports in their power band with a decent exhaust can be heard for miles, much more so than honking. I’ve actually had people tell me they heard me before they saw me in some situations. So at least I’m my case it does help 🤷♂️
Yeah lots of such bikes go by my house every summer day. So thanks for making it impossible to enjoy my backyard. They're often so loud you can't talk to each other.
Jesus. No you are not going to be heard by someone in a CAR before you pass them Cars are made to block out most the sound from the world around them, for comfort. Unless your bike is blasting 90DB's INFRONT of it, a car wont hear you till you are right up on them. Your horn on the other hand will blast the noise forward, to where you actually want it.
@@Surpriseify Agreed. As another RUclipsr mentioned, if you really want cars you're approaching to hear you, you HAVE a device to do that where the noise goes forward. The horn. Why not tape down your horn button the whole time you're riding?
The coolest thing ever and hardest is to properly follow all the rules, but everyone knows you can't get stuck by lightning ⚡ on a turbo Hayabusa 🏁🏍️💪😂🔧✨
Unfortunately, the HIVIS gear doesn't actually help in my experience... I wear a HIVIS vest all year and I have still been hit by drivers who just don't look when they turn the wheel... Better use it then not, but drivers' education is the problem on this one
I crashed one time haha 😅 walked like a old man for a week and that's about it since I was wearing full gear. Might have overbraked a little bit on a wet oily road behind a hgv haha 😂
Papa Yam flips the script on reflective gear!...last video of his with borrowed/rented bike has him tossing out & ridiculing hi -vis vests! Ps. Don't hit pedestrians unless it's Will Smith😁
on the booze note...my older brother taught me to ride a unicycle at a young age...Its like a riding a bike for me now...TRY RIDING ONE AFTER A BEER!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Gotta be honest, was expecting ballshaver at 3:35
hello, i was wondering how do you give away Bikes? im trying to get one.. i've been wanting a bike since i think 2 years ago & i cannot find anything or if i find something i have to waist the money.. how do i enter the give away? is there anything i can do to participate ☹️
Something wierd, I think an underated tip is to ride a bicycle for a while before getting a motorcycle.
@@ralphwarom2514 i've riding bicycle all my childhood and fell over a thousand times.. 🤣🤣
@@kanekioi Lol. True. But I'd never even heard of stuff like target fixation or countersteering but it was intuitive day one on a motorcycle.
I can;t imagine getting on a powered machine before riding a bicycle first.
XD
Step 1: get an mt09 as your 1st bike
Step 2: turn off traction control
Step 3: learn how to launch as fast as possible
nah Turbo Hayabusa ;)
Good times rolling!!!
Step 1: Check
Step 2: Doesn't have one
Step 3: Not sure if I am genuinely supposed to learn that or if you want me to loop it
Step 4: Do a wheelie!
Easy to learn powerwheelies on that bike haha I have the mt09 tracer as a first bike, alot of fun
New to the channel and riding.. thanks for simultaneously teaching and entertaining me! It really shows how much effort goes into your vids.
Yammie is growing up! Can’t help to notice the increase in safety oriented content and, more importantly, the MANY scenes in the video shot from on top a Versys 650, once ruled by Yammie to be to be the second dorkiest motorcycle out there (the Honda NC750X being on top). 😁
Keep the speed for the track.
When I was a new rider I went around a blind corner too fast and ended up in the incoming traffic lane because I was panic braking to late... I ended up completely fine but had the thought in my head "Slow down! You could be dead!" I still corner quickly but never fast enough to feel I may need to brake. So on a blind corner much slower. Sometimes life lessons don't cost anything and we can still learn from them.
I think that moment when you really recognize that your motorcycle can, and will, kill you if you mess up is that moment we decide to either put it up in the garage or dedicate to getting good. Mine was going into a sharp turn, realizing I was going to fast I grabbed a fistful of brake (Didn't even realize the danger of that at the time) and got yeeted across the road. Fortunately it was dead of night so no traffic, but cracked a rib bruised to hell and rode away with a concussion.
I can say hello fresh is great, If you like planning good meals, saving money, time, while being healthy.. My cousin is a nurse she does it ss a time saver.. I'm kind of a broke a**. Lol I loved this video. Words of wisdom. The music in your closing sequence was julwas truly inspiring also. Thank you, once again.
Been watching for 3 years and I still lose it whenever you mock other riders by saying "I had to lay her down brother" 🤣
LAY ER DOWN BROTHERR
Riding a BMW RT, yes, full gear, all black, including matte blackSchuberth C5 helmet, but..they all have reflective materials on them, and, as a BMW dad without kids, i wear a yellow vest as well, LOL!
Thanks for the reminder to look where you are going. Haven’t had a bike for five years so im really rusty and forgot about that.
Definitely totaled my bike yesterday because I was going too fast. Can confirm number 1 can keep you from crashing
Oh no :/ I hope you are good at least?
Hope you are good and speedy recovery if not
Being man enough to admit it on a public motorcycle forum filled with trash talk and possibly saving a life is great. Much respect and may you win the mid level bike!!
I've only ever crashed slow 🤦♂️
Damn bra hope you got your bike back by now im a new rider. Last week I went a bit to fast around a corner and went a tad wide on the turn went off the road and it was bumpy ass dirt too lol so i got parellel with the road bc i only had about 3 ft of space from a hill of rock so i just relaxed as best i could after I stood it more upright handlebars went crazy left right left right and back end was doing the same lol i also have no dirt riding expirence. then gyroscopic forces kicked in and the bike stabilized and I got back on the road and just kept going like nothing happened lol. I was like thank you god after the fact. Ive only been riding for about a month and have 670 miles under my belt. Definitely learned my lesson.
I remember my first and only tank slapper... I was heading to a friends house on my first ever bike, a 250, and the uneven lanes got me. I managed to pull over and cursed everything I could think of starting with my city.
😂😂😂
Honestly don’t watch your channel too much, but I appreciate this video, not only for myself but for my son, who I’m sure will hit the roads in about 6 years. This one is logged for the future.
yammienoob, as an australian motorcycle postie (postal worker that delivers on a bike) we wear full hi-viz uniform...hell even the nbc110 with a hi-viz flag/light and hi-viz panniers cagers still manage to not see us...while the hi-viz "may" help...never ever think that will keep you safe...
Excellent advice 👌. I went in to a sharp curve way too hot and, luckily got away with it. I have a CVO Road Glide with a 34 degree lean angel (Good for a Harley but certainly not as capable as a crotch rocket). I crossed the yellow line by about 1 to 2 feet, scraped my floor board and was lucky that there wasn't another vehicle going the other way. If there had been, I probably wouldn't be writing this note or, for that matter, I probably wouldn't be here at all.
I just bought my first bike 2 weeks ago (2015 gsx-s 750). Your videos have helped learn a lot thanks!!
I love your channel. I've been riding for two weeks now. Totally a noob! I bought a '01 R6. So far I've dropped it once on a U-turn, slide a couple of times, and actually went of the road yesterday to avoid laying her down again. It was a steep, downhill grassy runway😆. I just shot right the off the road. Didn't drop it though! Maybe I live😆😆😆.
I did #6(?). Taking in the scenery, not watching the road. Totaled CB500X has since been replaced by Z650.
Bonus, the Z is white, for visibility and safety!
Don't care how many times you hear the same safety tips. It's always not enough
#5 yes!! Always look into the turn! You lean where you look for sure.
Anyone else love the porcupine fish at the end ! Good vid YN 👍
no way!!!! I work at hello fresh!!! Awesome to see this! Definately gunna be a talk at work tonight haha.
Picking up my new gsxr 750 this Friday can't wait
Loud pipes dont save lives. Defensive driving/riding does!
Sincerely, another meatheaded harley guy.
For splitting lanes in california i can assure you that if you arnt passing at a million miles per hour an exhaust is especially useful for drivers to give way.
High viz is 10x more effective than an loud exhaust, and annoys drivers a lot less.
I can usually split lanes faster and more safely than just about anyone not wearing high viz because drivers are moving over long before I reach them. Its almost like the equivalent of having the Star from Mario Bros or something.
Too late! Just crashed last week. Glad I was geared up, only broke a finger
lucky you. I had my duke for 6 days and got tboned at 35mph by a cargo van that ran a red light.
Happened to me 1 month after I got my z900. Had a cage on it so bike is scratch free, the car….. destroyed door panel
@@lazyenword forget the bike, what happened to you?? 35 mph is super fast
@@TronciM I got hit by an old lady doing 35 who blew a stop sign. Broken wrist and fractured pelvis but alive!
@@waiatm glad you're ok
I use my high vis jacket from work when it colds out and its a life saver
Okay, now we definitely fucking need a "Yammie Cubes" cooking series with the crew...
Riding buddy & invested in the Alpinestars Airbag ($800ish). Few weeks ago, it paid for itself. At a red light, some lady rammed into my friend from behind and launched him a good 10 feet from his bike. The airbag deployed and he walked away with no major injuries (just a few bruises on his legs). Nearly the same thing happened to me about 10 years ago and I broke my collarbone costing me a cool 13k in medical bills and a permanent back pain. Wish I had an airbag back then.
Been riding with the radiation green mesh jacket for a year now and it definitely helps to be safe and noticeable however Ive had two cagers completely object fixate on me and actually come across centerline on the twolanes while making what appeared to be eye contact with me so if you do go with the hi viz don’t let it make you completely comfortable, you still need to watch out for lost normies
Been down 3 times.. only once the first time was super nasty. Was distracted by a deer and stared way to long and went in and out of a ditch. I was 15 and took a joyride on my brothers Kawasaki KZ.. so.. other 2 times.. also distracted. Got into shoulder gravel in the twisties and down I went .. also inexperienced rider. Overshooting a corner and getting into a sand and gravel situation is a recipe for disaster.
Broke my femur, ribs and arm 7 weeks ago. Be safe out there everyone, I’m set to make a full recovery but it was very tough in hospital.
I can’t wait to get back on another bike but my mum said she’d kill me so it looks like I’ll be taking a break from riding! Be safe out there everyone!
What happened
@@TronciM i rode a curb and hit a bus stop at around 70 kph, I don’t know how it happened but I assume it was inexperience since it had only been a week since I got my licence.
That one week I had of riding was one of the best weeks of my life so hoping to get back on a bike in the future.
I now have a 40 cm rod inside my bone and I’m starting to walk without crutches now, hoping to return to running in around a months time.
Thanks for the vid! I do all of those except wear a high viz jacket; at least I wear white or yellow helmets, but I need a high viz jacket too.
just had to get that off my mind! freaked the crap out of me.
I still laugh at every "lay her down brother"
That was a very good video yet again!, funny jokes, and humor, along with applicable advice and tips😎👏
My personal #1: Practice _extra_ if you don't ride all the time. If one's bike gets ridden only once every couple weeks, it takes honestly an hour or so before one is _really_ back "up to speed" and adept at handling the bike.
Side comment-- "Engine braking is something you always experience in a bike or in a car" is thankfully just not true for most cars, at least in America, since we have mostly auto transmissions. Really very little engine braking off-gas.)
I definitely need an hour going between my HD and Goldwing. Both are big bikes in excess of 800lbs, but vastly different.
Also - be aware of changes in road surfaces in corners, loose gravel or lying water for example.
Number eight: just as important as not riding inebriated, don't ride tired. Did it once, two sixteen hour days on two hours sleep, ended up pulling out on an SUV. Would have lost my arm without my jacket and potentially my life in general.
I quit wrecking and dropping bikes when I quit drinking. Have also experienced falling asleep on a bike more than once- never thought it was possible. Lmao
The smoothest transition to a sponsor I’ve seen 😂
Great! Thanks for the informative video and very sensible advice on riding safely.
looking forward to all sorts of weird mashups between hellofresh/manscaped/ridge..... something like shaving a very hairy coconut with a dull ridge wallet.
I’m not a rider yet, for multiple reasons. First, money isn’t there yet, I’m a college student 😅. Second, I have some personality issues (prone to anger sometimes) that I’m seeking to work on.
My goal whenever I start riding is to do everything *I* can do to not ride foolishly, hopefully to prevent the most major of accidents, and to know how to be smart about avoiding troubles to begin with.
Piece of advice that's likely to get me flamed but...
Get an MSF bike like the rebel 250, it's hard to be a hardass on a slow bike.
Hey that's good that you acknowledge your anger. Some advice I was given was to not ride if your head isn't clear because you're more likely to make bad decisions when your emotions aren't in check.
This is I honestly one of the reasons I ride a slow bike I’m an angry driver and also a squid so I could see me yeeting myself with too many CCs lmao
A slow bike that makes you happy will help keep the anger away. Royal Enfield Meteor 350 has 20 horsepower, cost under 5k new.
Hey, back from work but Yammz thanks for the laughter your a saint, crazy but a saint, actually that goes for the whole crew as well side not does Spite have to look like it's a punishment when going through the chopping routine???🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😄👍👍👍love it he definitely can't make anything humanly consumable, also kind of miss Whitney. But then again there is work damn I have missed so many videos.
Going slow and looking where you want to go also go hand in hand. If you ride slower you give yourself more time to make observations - you can spot a hazard "sooner" relative to your speed, take appropriate mitigating action and then commit to continuing on your route. Riding faster forces you to make your observations, decisions and manoeuvres all at once and most of us aren't quick or skilled enough to successfully do this.
7:50 That was beautiful!
I never target fixate Walmart is always cheaper 😉
Glad and shocked hearing Arabesque No. 1 from a video like this lol
as much as the UK sucks for bike progression it does teach you respect for more than 14Hp.
I just found it got me into the habit of riding WOT literally everywhere
@@specialk5680 lol exactly, I started on a 250 and going full throttle was literally necessary for my safety and to keep up with traffic
@@specialk5680 It does for eeveryone, get some dirt bike/ big bike experience and that goes instantly.
yuoll realise how WOT is not the same xD
@@THEGEEK2001 yeah trust learnt that lesson during a 7 week hospital stay
@@italkgory99 In uk age 16-19is 50cc to 125... then have to do 3 more tests 1 theory and 2 praticals for bike upto 47 hp then again for unrestricted..
yes, just - slow - down - most YT vids I see with riders getting in bad situations usually are due to the rider - going way - way too fast.
thanks for the vid - stay safe.
Very sensible from you guys! I would add #8; buy a Royal Enfield to help you slow down and enjoy the ride on public roads 😊
Very useful video, thanks!
Papa Yam there is more rubber under those cords in the tire. It's good for 500 more miles🤪🤘🤞
Yammie - You should add something to your site with track locations. I would love to take my SV to the track but sadly, there is nothing nearby
I think alcohol makes you wanna go faster. It use to do for me, not drunk but about two or three pints. Stopped doing that along time ago.
Yes.... unless on the track
I Love you Yammie Nood LOUD PIPES........
The "had to lay her down brother" returns 😂🤪
Squids are called potatoes here in Philippines they cause accidents
We call squids fireblade w@nk3rs in Ireland.
You always hammer on track days, but it sucks when your state only has one track(that allows track days), it’s 2 hours away, and $200 a day…
Distance/speed=time.
If your speed is too high for the distance you can see, you have to slow down to give yourself time to react.
The faster you go, the further you need to look ahead to have the time to react to trouble.
Don't look at the spot 5 feet in front of you. That's the past.
Look at where you gonna be 3 seconds from now.
With every mile in speed you go up, that future point is going to be further away from you.
Can't see that point? SLOW DOWN.
Speed kills.
More speed kills you faster.
Speed isn't a skill.
Skill may grant you speed.
Skill takes time to develop.
Got 3 tickets for lane filtering here in GA a few months ago, decided I would be a good lil boy and sit in the ridiculous 30 mins of stop and go traffic every morning. Well one cold morning after sitting in traffic I finally got in my turnlane to turn onto the next street, and the cold tires leaning over the huge painted crosswalk, caused my rear to wash out and I lowsided 😭 yet another reason lane filtering should be legalized lolz
All I could think of when you showed that Rhino meme was.....Has a 🦏 rhinosaurus ever ran his horn straight up another Rhino's @$$.??
Hey yall that discount code for Rokform is no joke. Saved me almost $60... good lookin out... "my dude!"😉
Yup!
I always hate when senior citizens randomly fling themselves into the road
Same dude, that’s why I bought a force field, protects me and the bike from these dangerous beings. 💯 recommend.
@@lissandrogarcia1130 they're out of stock dude :(
Yammie Noob is basically the ancient one from Dr Strange. I came in here all like yeahhh I'll be riding my '01 ninja 500 forever so time to trick it out dude. Then Yam open face hand palmed me straight to the chest and yelled TURBO-BUSA boiiii!!!
I went out on a ride with a buddy the other day and my inside voice yelled at me. "You forgot to turn dummy!" Yup, I forgot how to turn. A coyote crossed the road just before a corner and well my eyes watched the coyote and the bike kept going. Luckily it was a slow 15 mph corner so I just ended up in on the shoulder. That damn target fixation got me.
2:15 not defending idiots who do crazy stuff on the streets, but taking my bike to a track really isn't feasible.. You have to have your bike set up so specific to their rules, plus it costs a lot of money, and there really isn't anything near me...
Is there a long-standing joke about the physics of sound? The loud pipes part
Hahaha very timely vid gents!! I laid my R3 down on the 17th on my way to let my dog out to pee during my lunch break 😂 It was my own damn fault tho 🥴 Luckily I was wearing full gear and those T-Rex frame sliders took the brunt of it. Still got a concussion and some broken ribs. GangstA 😎 Bike only has 3k on odo 🤷🏽♂️🏍💩 Street Rossi
surprised hello fresh sponsor yams, i just quit that job last week after working for them for 4 months, knowing the food was expired food & drop food on the floor they would still send it to customers, they are a horrible compony, just as bad if not worse then amazon. i went to the bathroom once and they told me if i did that again i would be fired, had enough so i just walked out of the job after that.
I’m down to the wires on my back tire, going to get new ones right away
Na they’ll last a little longer
Fire outro
You often mention how bad the Gixxer 250 is but, does this also apply to the naked version?
Always cover the brakes, and get additional training...even if you've been riding for decades, you can always learn something new!
YCRS Champ-U online course is only fifty bucks, but if anything they teach saves your life, it's worth infinitely more!
I understand loud pipes aren’t the best for letting people know you’re there, most people are even blasting music in their cars so they’re not hearing anything. We all do that. But… I have to say it depends on the pipes. I can’t speak for cruisers… but most supersports in their power band with a decent exhaust can be heard for miles, much more so than honking. I’ve actually had people tell me they heard me before they saw me in some situations. So at least I’m my case it does help 🤷♂️
Yeah lots of such bikes go by my house every summer day. So thanks for making it impossible to enjoy my backyard. They're often so loud you can't talk to each other.
Jesus.
No you are not going to be heard by someone in a CAR before you pass them
Cars are made to block out most the sound from the world around them, for comfort.
Unless your bike is blasting 90DB's INFRONT of it, a car wont hear you till you are right up on them.
Your horn on the other hand will blast the noise forward, to where you actually want it.
@@Surpriseify I wasn’t asking. I was stating facts.
@@Surpriseify Agreed. As another RUclipsr mentioned, if you really want cars you're approaching to hear you, you HAVE a device to do that where the noise goes forward. The horn. Why not tape down your horn button the whole time you're riding?
The coolest thing ever and hardest is to properly follow all the rules, but everyone knows you can't get stuck by lightning ⚡ on a turbo Hayabusa 🏁🏍️💪😂🔧✨
Next episode please ,track days in the 🌧️🏍️☔⚡
Waiting for the premier of The Yummie Nub Cooking Hour.
Well sould have done some of them before lowsiding twice and getting hit bi a car in the first 3 months of riding :/
Oh no. I think that’s called bad luck :/
My friend also had a lowsider last year ^^
Gotcha. Nothing goes well with hooch juice.
Fish cough. Lmao gold bro
Hey yammie can we get some love for the 2006 z750s Kawasaki, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
How often should you lube your tube (and cable)?
Da just like driving a vehicle... I came from Moto-X racing as a Kid and Teen..
Unfortunately, the HIVIS gear doesn't actually help in my experience...
I wear a HIVIS vest all year and I have still been hit by drivers who just don't look when they turn the wheel...
Better use it then not, but drivers' education is the problem on this one
Take more classes y'all, the MSF is bare-bones-basics, it's really not enough!
I'm guilty of #6 but haven't crashed because of that... Does that mean I am the bestestestestest? 😂😂
did not know that fish cough. thank you for that
Most people do not find their own body odor offensive.
You said in jest, but a Yammie Track in the Yammienoob Kingdom would be dope, if an irresponsible waste of money
Speed kills plain and simple. It's almost always the cause of accidents. Pick your spots carefully when cracking that throtle open.
I crashed one time haha 😅 walked like a old man for a week and that's about it since I was wearing full gear. Might have overbraked a little bit on a wet oily road behind a hgv haha 😂
“Slow down” he says
“I ride a Himalayan” I say
Pfffft speed pfffft 😉
Well actually I have the slowest bike in the house yet I am the only one with a speeding ticket..... :-D
Loud pipes saves lives! That’s bullshit! What you do is ride without a pipe. This directs the sound waves forwards so cars can hear you.
anyone know what the white bike with the fairing and round headlight is towards the beginning and again at -9.21 is? 😊
Why is it that everytime a certain event happens, yammie noob makes a video the next day. Like I literally crashed yesterday
Just slow down! - busaboi
Papa Yam flips the script on reflective gear!...last video of his with borrowed/rented bike has him tossing out & ridiculing hi -vis vests!
Ps. Don't hit pedestrians unless it's Will Smith😁
on the booze note...my older brother taught me to ride a unicycle at a young age...Its like a riding a bike for me now...TRY RIDING ONE AFTER A BEER!!!!!!!!!!!!