i bought a brand new scooter and im learning how to ride it, the very next day i dropped it on the side but nothing happened, my mom tried to help me pick it up and grabbed it by the gas handle.. and the thing went flying, thankfully only got a broken mirror a few scratches, and a few bend parts, not too bad tbh.. so lesson learned. if you drop your scooter, turn it off asap
noooooo I see this happen so much and actually when I first started riding I used to do it a bit....I am a good car driver and only an Ok scooter driver, even now!!! good luck and thanks for watching
Remember that without a local driver's licence (SIM C), or a motorbike/scooter licence from your home country (NZ) + an international driving permit, you are not legally allowed to drive. The bigger issue is that if you have an accident, your travel insurance will NOT over you. Good luck!
And driving in indonesia is much more dangerous than in your developed home country. You have to check every surroundings, watch parked vehicles on side of the road, keep alert all the time to survive Indonesian roads. Even you will get used to it after driving for some months.
Hi Jackie, nice to know you driving a scooter (in here, we call it Scoopy). But please don't forget to wear helmet and shoes, for your own safety. Once the scooter is on.....the world is yours.....😆
Drag the acceleration little by little otherwise it speed up uncotrolly..,ITS an automatis scooter,right, good job...Bali always invite inhabitants all overthe world to live here to breed here ever...please crowd Bali ..
Both of your helmets are not on properly. The chin strap needs to be Tight or that helmet is gonna fly off and not help you. That type of helmet is horrible because most accidents involve the chin. You could lose your entire bottom jaw by not wearing a full face helmet. You also don't have Any protection on your body. You should ride with CE rated armored gloves, CE armored jacket, CE armored pants and proper riding shoes that are armored to protect the ankle because many times the ankle gets completely sheered off. All this clothing should be motorcycle certified textiles or thick leather. Otherwise, you are just one step away from Death. It's not worth taking the chance. If both of you continue to ride, get Proper gear.
Ever lived in the tropics LOL I am a biker, so yes I agree but if you wore that in the tropics, you would die from the heat. I use an open faced helmet and a full one. I am glad they had proper helmets as the usual kiddy plastic ones used by many people are so useless.
@@steveth1000 I live in New Orleans where it gets up to 97 in the summer which is about 110 with the heat index and high humidify I know it gets hot but there are plenty of ways to cool your body to adjust for what heat cannot escape through the head. I've had to work in attics most of my life that are over 120 degrees wearing head coverings as a professional heating tech. It's rough, but I'd rather be uncomfortable for a short time on a bike with proper gear that would save my life in a crash.. it's totally worth the trade off.
i bought a brand new scooter and im learning how to ride it, the very next day i dropped it on the side but nothing happened, my mom tried to help me pick it up and grabbed it by the gas handle.. and the thing went flying, thankfully only got a broken mirror a few scratches, and a few bend parts, not too bad tbh.. so lesson learned. if you drop your scooter, turn it off asap
noooooo I see this happen so much and actually when I first started riding I used to do it a bit....I am a good car driver and only an Ok scooter driver, even now!!! good luck and thanks for watching
Remember that without a local driver's licence (SIM C), or a motorbike/scooter licence from your home country (NZ) + an international driving permit, you are not legally allowed to drive. The bigger issue is that if you have an accident, your travel insurance will NOT over you. Good luck!
Hey, thank you, no i have license from NZ and an international license, i made sure of that 😉
And driving in indonesia is much more dangerous than in your developed home country. You have to check every surroundings, watch parked vehicles on side of the road, keep alert all the time to survive Indonesian roads. Even you will get used to it after driving for some months.
Hi Jackie, nice to know you driving a scooter (in here, we call it Scoopy). But please don't forget to wear helmet and shoes, for your own safety. Once the scooter is on.....the world is yours.....😆
Oh noooo I always wear helmet and shoes, I always think its crazy when people don't do that. I like my brain too much to let it get hurt 😜
I like the one with the brains who doesn't pretend to be 5 years old & cute...://
It's 100% not pretend but my friend is pretty awesome and way more grown up than me
Drag the acceleration little by little otherwise it speed up uncotrolly..,ITS an automatis scooter,right, good job...Bali always invite inhabitants all overthe world to live here to breed here ever...please crowd Bali ..
Hey thank you for the advice, i have only rode a scooter one time since then in Nusa penida so it was alot quieter there than Bali 😉
Well done Jackie... your friend is a good mentor..
Oh thank you, she is the best as a scooter instructor and as a friend 😉
hi jackie...so funnn......lol.....but be careful....stay safe
Yessss it can be dangerous, but it is a fun way to get around. thank you so much
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Be carefull with scooter because more dangerous 👌
Yes already i have seen some bad accidents. So dangerous, you have to be so cautious
Drive safe Jackie
Ohhhh it is so dangerous..its crazy!!!
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Both of your helmets are not on properly. The chin strap needs to be Tight or that helmet is gonna fly off and not help you. That type of helmet is horrible because most accidents involve the chin. You could lose your entire bottom jaw by not wearing a full face helmet. You also don't have Any protection on your body. You should ride with CE rated armored gloves, CE armored jacket, CE armored pants and proper riding shoes that are armored to protect the ankle because many times the ankle gets completely sheered off. All this clothing should be motorcycle certified textiles or thick leather. Otherwise, you are just one step away from Death. It's not worth taking the chance. If both of you continue to ride, get Proper gear.
Ever lived in the tropics LOL I am a biker, so yes I agree but if you wore that in the tropics, you would die from the heat. I use an open faced helmet and a full one. I am glad they had proper helmets as the usual kiddy plastic ones used by many people are so useless.
@@steveth1000 I live in New Orleans where it gets up to 97 in the summer which is about 110 with the heat index and high humidify I know it gets hot but there are plenty of ways to cool your body to adjust for what heat cannot escape through the head. I've had to work in attics most of my life that are over 120 degrees wearing head coverings as a professional heating tech. It's rough, but I'd rather be uncomfortable for a short time on a bike with proper gear that would save my life in a crash.. it's totally worth the trade off.
@@steveth1000 survive from heat or lose ur head