It's been fun to watch you improve as I sit inside in the cold watching youtube instead of riding my bike (although I have gotten out a day or two each month when it gets above 40F). The more you ride the more comfortable you'll get. My favorite riding is to have a couple free days with no actual plan, just heading further north wandering aroung the Upper Peninsula of Michigan finding new stuff.
I see you loosened up that kung-fu grip on them handlebars😂😂 great job. I noticed every single right turn you make, you never have your right foot down. If you stall in that right turn, you won't be able to catch yourself from dropping the bike.
As a newbie myself (4 years) I love to see new riders practicing. You're doing great! Cycle Gear will hook you up. Good luck! Bigger cc's is just around the corner. 😎
I just got the RP5 condor which is like a Honda grom clone. Haven’t rode a motorcycle in forever though I rode a dirt bike like 3 years ago though. But cheap commute for base and around the town
You are doing great, you seem to be working up to your ability and have a clear goal. The nerves will calm down a bit then you feel comfortable enough to go out and really rip the bike and get in fun trouble
@@Briannah73 ,oh Kool,yeah I couldn't afford one so last year I bought a Chinese from clone automatic,I'm now saving up for a KTM duke 390 2024 model,373cc,nice to see more lady riders,you be safe out,keep riding an hopefully to see some more of your adventures
You can ride that bike into the new worlds you discover on it. Hope you have a lifetime of safe and happy explorations on two wheels. You got this. PS: you are smart to stay on side roads and parking lots, until you can turn that pony on a dime and safely panic stop from 50mph. MotoJitsu channel has cool drills and Be the Boss of Your Bike, etc.
It's been fun to watch you improve as I sit inside in the cold watching youtube instead of riding my bike (although I have gotten out a day or two each month when it gets above 40F). The more you ride the more comfortable you'll get. My favorite riding is to have a couple free days with no actual plan, just heading further north wandering aroung the Upper Peninsula of Michigan finding new stuff.
I see you loosened up that kung-fu grip on them handlebars😂😂 great job. I noticed every single right turn you make, you never have your right foot down. If you stall in that right turn, you won't be able to catch yourself from dropping the bike.
As a newbie myself (4 years) I love to see new riders practicing. You're doing great! Cycle Gear will hook you up. Good luck! Bigger cc's is just around the corner. 😎
I just got the RP5 condor which is like a Honda grom clone. Haven’t rode a motorcycle in forever though I rode a dirt bike like 3 years ago though. But cheap commute for base and around the town
You are doing great, you seem to be working up to your ability and have a clear goal. The nerves will calm down a bit then you feel comfortable enough to go out and really rip the bike and get in fun trouble
Are you riding on a grom
Yes I am!
@@Briannah73 ,oh Kool,yeah I couldn't afford one so last year I bought a Chinese from clone automatic,I'm now saving up for a KTM duke 390 2024 model,373cc,nice to see more lady riders,you be safe out,keep riding an hopefully to see some more of your adventures
A new Yamaha mt03 would blow you away with all the value for the money 💯
Nice video!! Just started out making videos myself
Hello from Uk
You can ride that bike into the new worlds you discover on it. Hope you have a lifetime of safe and happy explorations on two wheels. You got this. PS: you are smart to stay on side roads and parking lots, until you can turn that pony on a dime and safely panic stop from 50mph. MotoJitsu channel has cool drills and Be the Boss of Your Bike, etc.
Just e joy it. Get lost. Have an adventure. 👍