Why Is It Important To Know How To Make Slow Turns WITHOUT Leaning Your Motorcycle?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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In this video, I once again discuss Exercise #4 (Right / Left Turns From A Stop). It's important to be able to make turns straight up. Your motorcycle isn't designed to be held up by your feet while it's moving.
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Exercises
Exercise #1 - Stop and Go
Exercise #2 - Slow Ride
Exercise #3 - Trust and Believe
Exercise #4 - Right / Left Turn From A Stop
Exercise #5 - Single Serpentine
Exercise #6 - The Infamous U-turn
Exercise #7 - Figure 8
Exercise #8 - Offset Double Serpentine
Exercise #9 - The Abominable Snowman
Bonus Exercise - The Maze
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Single Serpentine - Cones 15’ apart
U-Turn - 27’ x 40’
Right / Left Turn - Approach lane - 5’ , Turn lane - 7.5’
Figure 8 - 27’ x 46’
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Robert it’s a pleasure watching your classes. I just wanted to tell you I’m a Lt. Colonel on the Memphis Police Department and those techniques you are teaching I was shown by our elite motorcycle officers. The guys have shown me those very same maneuvers. I find myself practicing at red lights and in everyday turn arounds. I have a 2021 RGS and a couple of days ago I may a quick u-turn and scraped my floorboards for the first time. I was laughing like a kid. I did it all the time on my 2017 M109 but that’s the first time on this RGS. Keep spreading the knowledge and hopefully it just may save someone’s life. Hats off to you sir👍🏾
Thank you very much! Also, thank you for your service!
That top down view was seriously EXCELLENT! Great vid as always Robert!
Thank you very much Steve!
Agreed
This is probably the most valuable skill we can have.
I agree!!
I think a lot of people seem to be more about accessories and how they look on a bike vs learning how to ride properly. Thanks for all the advise. I consider myself a good rider before. But with your advise I have become even better!!!!!!
Very good point! It’s my pleasure. I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile!
Agreed. Have had this conversation with my son because he fit this description until very recently.
I like the new intro.
Thanks buddy!
The application of that technique in the real world is what I liked! Makes so much sense now! Thanks!
It’s my pleasure. 😊
You are a true blessing to everyone that rides motorcycles. Thank you Robert
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
75 degrees! Are you kidding me? Thanks Robert, it is helpful to see the actual street scenario and then the cone build up. Be safe and well.
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Agree with you but that is where I refuse to turn left at the scenario. Seen someone get into a accident that way. I would rather wait for traffic to clear . That way I'm seeing and not putting myself in danger. Keep up the great videos
Thank you!😁👍🏾
The overhead diagram is a great teaching tool 👍🏾
Thank you!
Just listened to the podcast you did... great stuff... still trying to understand the Podcaster saying... "being invisible." On the bike.... being seen has always been my goal.
Thanks! He means ride like you’re not assuming drivers can see you. In other words, ride with extra caution and don’t take things for granted.
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle 10.4 ..... always good to think about your position on 2 lane roads... especially busy oncoming traffic/passing... blind spots and being seen.
I had never ridden a big bike before last summer and hadn’t ridden any bike for around 30 years before that. I bought a goldwing as my first big bike and I was terrified of it so I searched RUclips for help and found quite a lot but yours stood out above the rest and I watched hour after hour of your videos and now feel comfortable and confident to use it anywhere, thanks (I still keep learning from your new stuff) 👍
That’s phenomenal and the main reason why I do this, so of course I love to hear this!! Keep it up (literally 😆)!
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Welcome back to riding. And welcome to Paying it forward and being aware that you needed to learn and practice this skill set to become the Boss of that GoldWing !!!!!
I listened to the 2hr podcast link you recently posted. Good stuff.
Thanks Rich!
I have been practicing balance slow speed and today i am getting ready to make a left and a truck making a right started to mess w me and take a long time turning but i had your lessons in my head, preload,brake,balance and inch along, i was pretty happy with my effort, thanks for giving me the practice drills needed!
That’s outstanding!! I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile! It’s my pleasure. 😊
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Love the practical applications. Great short video! Thx.
Thank you very much!
This exercise is so relevant for a number of different scenarios, for instance pulling into a garage with a 90 degree entry. I'm sure we all have some cases where we've been exposed to this situation...Great Video Robert! Good Job Mr. Woods Jr and Wallace ... "almost bought a Ram" ...
Thank you very much Shane! Preload!!! And Keep It Loaded!!!! ©
Brilliant adding your truck to the exercise. Your situation you demonstrated is what the exit from my driveway is on to a busy street with the addition of being on a hill.
Thank you! So you’re basically practicing this every time you leave your house on the motorcycle, with an added degree of difficulty.
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle it’s not always fun that’s for sure.
This is an excellent example of a practical exercise being utilized in a real world situation which reaffirms the need to practice, practice, practice! Motor skills are perishable, the more we practice, the more confident we become and safer we ride. Keep up the good work Lt.
Thank you very much!
…this was a great short real-world lesson…thanks Robert…
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
as always robert, you make it look so easy. there's a lot going on there.. throttle, (not too much or too little), brake, (not too much or too little), head and eyes as always, and fighting the feeling your brain is telling you that you're falling and to put your foot out.. (the hardest for me).. OK, I think I need a shrink... lol.. practice, practice, practice.. when the snow melts.. lol.
Thanks Lenny!😁
Been riding for 20 years...my friend paul walker runs the Motorcycle Training school in Northern Alabama always wanted to sponsor me so i can teach...ive sold harleys for 12 years and I tell everyone New and Old sign up for an advanced Riders class every few years to sharpen your skills! Its Fun and you learn something valuable and Life saving everytime no matter your experience!!! I lol at the comment a guy made where he finally scraped his boards on his fltrxs and he smiled like a child....WELL THANK GOD HES NOT MARRIED TO MY HUBBY....when I came back from NC dragons tail, wayah rd etc.Ii had ate1/2 the brackets that hold the floorboards my Rineharts that are black on the top are just shaved on the bottom hell even the bottom of my derby cover got shaved and that was from just having to much fun..he insist that my next bike is a cheap standard! Just to think i almost had it lowered before we left...Thank God i didnt!!!
Very good job. That right hand turn from a stop at an incline is tricky. Parking lot security came after me after I tried it 4 times on a Sunday. First time, I went over the yellow line. If there was a car there, I would have hit it. So, I did it until I got better. I’m only on a Grom, not like a Harley. I outran the security, though. I’m also an old lady. So, practice, and thank you for helping us.
😂 you outran parking lot security! Too cute
I love this for a couple of reasons. Preloaders will always find a way to practice. Good job!
Sweet Husband, this was a very detailed and instructional video. 💋 Good job Wood Jr. and Wallace!
Thank you very much sweetheart!
Loved this video. Wood is so crazy he was busy talking to the camera and his bike was about to leave him🤣🤣🤣🤣. Love his energy, nice teaching brother 👍.
Thank you very much!
Thanks man,,, that slow speed maneuvering also comes in handy while waiting pausing at a green light to make Left turn, at a intersection , ,,, after watching u I get so frustrated with friends Duck Walking at the intersection,,, smh,,
It’s my pleasure. Don’t get frustrated with them… Help them. If their not interested, at least you know you tried. We won’t be able to get everyone to understand how important this is, but we still have to try.
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It’s like they built that parking lot just for you 😂
Love your work man. Thank you!!
I know right!! Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Rob your CVO Road Glide looks fantastic! 👌 Working the slow cones on my new FLHXS.... I AM THE BOSS.... and it's because of great teachers like you.
Thank you very much brother!
I like how you present your videos in a calm and professional way.
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
Now that’s my weakness right there. I don’t have a lot of time to practice. Because I’m in a truck 10 to 12 hours a day. And it’s 5 to 6 days a week. Put I have to make the time some kind of a way.
Don’t sweat it Kelly. This is the majority of riders weakness. You’ll get it done. Preloaders will always find a way to get some practice time in. Be careful out there brother. 👍🏾
I know I a little late , but that CVO RG is just so beautiful. Lucky to who bought it. Lov your channel Robert.
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my RUclips channel!👍🏾😊 ruclips.net/user/BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle been a sub for quite some time now. Learned lot from watching your videos. Thank you for sharing you knowledge.
Thumbs 👍 I broke the constant habit of duck walk and I almost forgot that the bike is with a front brake. Lift the leg when the bike start to move, it feels good, in control. Thanks to all your lessons.
That’s awesome! It’s my pleasure. 😊 Preload!!! And Keep It Loaded!!!! ©
Thanks for walking thru the lesson and pointing out things to do while its happening.Thats what i need to know, when to put the brake on listen to the engine for the right pre-load and so on.Thats what i need to know
It’s my pleasure Alan.
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Right on, Right on. I have 80k in the first 131, 2019 Harley Trike. Am a big LE supporter. From a LE family from Detroit back in the day. I am a retired Army Special Forces Intell. Offer this idea. Have your guys do this drill on a Harley Trike. It will demo how not to lean the bike, how not to touch the front brake and if they put that foot down the rear wheel will run over that foot. Big props and all power to you guy. Ride safe. great video.
Thank you very much! Also, thank you for your service!
Nice!! Pulling in between cars like that and even other motorcycles happens very often at big bike events . That is where people drop their bikes all the time riding and turning slow.
Thanks! They just need to keep it loaded. 👍🏾
Wow is all I can say Robert. Content ,well shot and produced. Thank you Sir
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Thanks for the awesome videos Brother!! I am a LEO in Texas and should be retiring in 5 1/2 years (God willing). Just bought a 2022 Road King and a re entering rider. I have watched several of the RLAP videos and found you through those videos. Even saw your video during his class. Again, I am soaking up the info and when my bike is delivered it will put into practice!! Thank you and keep the videos coming
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile! Also, thank you for your service!
Congratulations on the new motorcycle! Now show it who the Boss is!
Totally important with gas stations, shopping centers, etc. Not every situation is wide open highway
Exactly. 👍🏾
Robert I can now make 18 feet u turns at full lock so happy thank u so much for showing me the way
That’s awesome Troy! It’s my pleasure. 😊
I can’t thank you enough. I’ve listened and watched many of your instructional videos, no way would I believe you would say anything derogatory about anyone. The genuine respect you live out, is another good lesson to us all. Great job and please keep your instructions coming to us all!
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
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Thanks Robert. I love the real life scenario and over head view of the street. Great example
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you very much!
My man said "I might need some new brakes". 🤣🤣 #AnotherGreatVideo #ThanksRobert
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What an impressive production! Wow 🤩
Thanks Sandy!!
Nice work. I haven't gotten thru the whole vid yet but next time add a video denonstration of how much space you lose by leaning into it the same turn.
Thanks!
Thank you for showing me this before I encounter it in the real world. I have some work to do!
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my RUclips channel!👍🏾😊 ruclips.net/user/BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile! Preload!!! And Keep It Loaded!!!! ©
Lots of good info in that short video. Thanks a bunch! Please keep ‘em coming
Thank you very much Kenny! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Smooth Robert! Love it. Practice is the only way out. You get there, from here, by practice. Thank you for your service and contributions. Ride safe and ride often.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Another outstanding video, Robert; thank you! Like Shane and others, I also lol'd at, "almost bought a Ram." 😂 Love the multiple camera angles, as well. The overhead drone shots allow us to see the more nuanced stuff (good, bad, and indifferent). Thanks for putting so much time into filming and editing.
Thank you very much Pete! It’s my pleasure. Also thanks for acknowledging the time and effort I put into it!👍🏾😁
Great video Robert ! Thanks for paying it forward ! High five 🙌 from Canada
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Robert I appreciate your videos but I will say that the situation needs to be handled cautiously Traffic will not expect a motorcycle to pop out in between cars that have been stopped. All riders should exercise due caution when pulling out in this scenario. Just my opinion
Agree living in Fl , I wouldn't put myself in that scenario . Just wait for traffic to clear out. I've seen to many accident that way. The car waves you out and the cars coming the other way doesn't see you because of traffic and smashes into you .
Thank you. I agree with you. Any scenario that I present, common sense standards must always be applied. Knowing the road you’re on hells as well. The road I was on had no blind spots, except for the truck of course. Once I saw no cars were coming, there was no danger of being struck by a vehicle. It’s never a good idea to take unnecessary risks. 👍🏾
@@Rvbiker18 Thank you. I agree with you. Any scenario that I present, common sense standards must always be applied. Knowing the road you’re on hells as well. The road I was on had no blind spots, except for the truck of course. Once I saw no cars were coming, there was no danger of being struck by a vehicle. It’s never a good idea to take unnecessary risks. 👍🏾
Awesome video!!👍🏿 Them practice steps always play a major role in the real world.👌🏿 Great way of analyzing!! Stay safe!✌🏿 Good job Wood Jr. & Slider🤜🏿🏍️🤛🏿!!
Thank you very much!
That's inappropriate, stop staring at my cones! I love it. Awesome video, from the drone work and schematics, to the course work with your truck on the course. I still need to get to you and take the course with you.
Thank you very much dear. I’m still waiting young lady!!😊
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle ugh, I know, I know. I will start my search for campgrounds in your area and see what I come up with.
@@Wind.Road.Therapy There’s one right up the street from Savannah Harley Davidson.
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle ok, I will look into it
This is an obvious topic and skill that is grossly unknown, undiscussed, ignored, and flat out avoided by countless riders. It is frightening to think how many people say and believe they can ride but do so without learning and practicing these skills or even understanding how they transfer to real world riding as you have demonstrated here.
Amen!!
Robert, I love your videos man. I'll be watching alot of them over again as I just bought my first Harley. I had alot of the techniques down pretty good but this bike is about 200 lbs. heavier than my last one and I'm struggling some with the fairing and weight of the ultra limited. Took the luggage rack off but I have alot of practicing to do! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I hope you'll make it over towards North Mississippi with your classes someday.
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile!
Congratulations on your new Harley! Practicing will show you that those extra 200 lbs. mean nothing if you didn’t have any problems on your other motorcycle. You’ll see!👍🏾😁
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LT, I gotta tell you, I like the way you produced this episode the best! The way you used the vehicle overlay, as well as being on an actual street, with real dimensions made all the difference in the world. I know for safety reasons with students, it may not be feasible to have them on the road, BUT when you're filming you only, real life situations make the lessons POP...!!! IJS... Well done LT...
(What you may have missed, with your man on the white HD, Mr Herky Jerky, he was riding with his left foot on his hwy peg while working the cones, he has no sense of balance, he ain't built for that yet...)
Thank you very much! 👍🏾
Nicely done, short intro, go to the point. I struggle with doing this maneuver straight up and would probably just go forward and let the bike fall catching it with the clutch as you have stated in other videos. Short story, need to practice it more. Thanks for the instruction. Youdaman!
Thanks Larry! It’s my pleasure. 😊 If you can do that, you basically already have this thing licked. When you start to let the bike fall, just catch it right away as you continue to move forward. That’s really all you’re doing to keep the bike straight up anyway. It’s just not an extreme catch. It’s a series of small catches. Does that make sense?😁👍🏾
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I can do the small catches pretty well but every time the bike straightens up slightly and I don't make the turn. It's doing my head in!
Hi! That guy on the white Harley would experience way less problems in a tight upright turn if he stops puttin´his foot on the highway peg from the get-go. That puts him in a sub optimal body position. Maybe he´s got some medical condition to do it that way, but if not, he better get used to not doing that.
Greetings from Berlin, Germany, a town where you get fucked up pretty fast without that skill you taught today.
A country, where you wouldn´t get a bike license if you couldn´t complete that lesson on rollator speed! :)
Keep it up, keep our buddies alive! And keep your rubber on the ground!
p.s.: btw, just subscribed! ;)
Hi Frank. Thank you for watching and subscribing!👍🏾😁
I love watching this channel grow and improve. The information you’re giving is instrumental to experienced and new riders alike.
I don’t doubt that these videos will save peoples lives someday, if they haven’t already.
Keep it up 👍
Thank you very much! 👍🏾
Really good video. Nice to see real life scenarios incorporated.
Thank you very much!
Excellent video! Robert, you are a wonderful teacher! I appreciate you sharing your expertise with all of us.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure.
Such a great visual I for sure have been in that scenario and have been uncomfortable. Thank you.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Thanks Rob! I just placed Tab performance pipes on my sportster. It sounds badass!
It’s my pleasure. 😊 I’m sure it does!👍🏾
Where slow speed practice meets real world application - love it!
Thank you very much!
I love the new intro LT!
I haven’t been around as much lately.
My bike has been in the shop since around 12/23.. the M8 sumping issue fried my temp sensor. Anyway .. it’s been in the low teens , and down into low single digits (F not Celsius).. add in snow. Chicago winter has been really bad this year
It’s been hard to watch bike vids. I see ppl on their rides and I miss it so bad. If the ice could get off the roads and at least days whwre it’s like lows in upper 20s.. high in 30s.. I’ll be back out there. Man… I’m gonna be rusty when the spring comes where I can dig into the training again.. when it’s 29*.. better ride to work weather just go get a fix.. not so great for parking lot work… but out in the world .. i see all the exercises.. so ppl who say this doesn’t apply…. They are clueless
Thank you very much! You won’t be as rusty if you keep your mind engaged. Keep watching. Live vicariously through us!👍🏾😁
if woody and the other fella just realized all they have to do is counterbalance their upper body in those turns they could make em every time. I saw and learned that from Robert watching these videos!
Great video! I like to practice slow full lock turns without lean, but a lot of videos stress going at least 8-10mph anytime "low speed" stuff is taught and this particular skill is not mentioned as much. Good to know multiple techniques.
Thank you very much! Great for you!
Yooooo, Respect & Salute.
I like your style Boss Hogg.
Zero Negativity & Positive Reinforcement.
Ima give you 25 push ups on GP.
Salute.
Thank you very much! 😆
Great instruction as always !
Thank you very much!
This would be great practice with a 240mm rear tire....since the wider tire usually doesn't have as much lean angle
I love the computer generated truck and car Lt. The graphics revival that of Jurassic Park!🦖😉✌🏽
Thank you very much! 😆
I would love to do these sessions. I took some training last week, and the instructor was a total ****. I like your approach and the fact that you understand people don’t get this skill instantly. Great lesson.
Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 Also, thank you for the compliment! Come on down!
Unfortunately the saftey class near me has very poor ratings. They just herd them thru to collect money. 295. For the class.
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle yep, all subb’d up. Great content. I now have my full bike license (not that easy in the UK!) but…I’m in the UK so no turning up for me. That said, I got to Nashville twice a year. Do you ever go there? If so, might have to look into hiring a bike for the day!
Thank You Robert. Great video, beautiful Bike.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Wow! Your subscribers has really gone up! Good job. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much!
You can also simply pick your foot up, let the bike "fall" into the turn, then all you have to do is give some throttle/clutch and the bike quickly goes through the 90 degree turn and straightens up. In that situation where you are sitting between the cars, wouldn't you want to get out of that situation ASAP?
No not in the situation. However, I do discuss what you’re referring to in several of my videos. Actually, in every Practice Session video, it’s covered in Exercise #4.
Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
Awesome instruction, Robert!!
Thank you very much!
Love your vids.... Cant wait for old man winter to leave up here in Pa. I do know 1 thing have to practice some before I hit the road full time next season
Thank you very much!
Sir, new to your channel. I like the video, thank you! I see people all the time that put money into changes to their bike but can’t put practice time in with me riding.
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 Welcome to Preloader Nation!!
Thank you for the invaluable information
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Robert, Wow excellent real world situation explanation and video. Your video skills have advanced so much. I’m really looking forward to practicing with you this weekend!
Thank you very much Mike! I’m looking forward to it as well.
Excellent as always! Everything about this episode was good. Can you produce some more videos in the future using the low angles utilized in this one, showing you using the rear brake in the turns? Can't wait to make it down there one day. I watch these practically everyday.
Thank you very much! Believe it or not, the best way to see me using the rear brake is to look at my brake lights because I’ll always covering it with my foot and the applications are so slight, you may not see it by looking at my foot.
I went back & watched a prior RUclips video you made “Will using the rear brake help you make those turns from a stop? Yes!”
Again! Excellent!!
@@jabari251 Thank you very much!
You're a kick ass teacher ;)
Thank you very much! 👍🏾😁
Rob, thanks for the shorter video like this, great content like all your practice sessions, I just don’t have time to watch 2-3 hours Again thank you.
It’s my pleasure. 😊 I now do the Practice Session videos with chapters. That should help you out. 👍🏾
Thanks Robert.😎
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Good job bro! Buffalo,ny 15deg and cold!!! Be safe
Thank you very much! Wow!!
VERY relevant. Thanks for posting this one. Love that overhead view! I may get to practice Sunday seeing as it wont be frozen or rainy here in NW Washington state.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊 That sounds good!👍🏾
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another Great video...you make everything look so easy i can't wait to try out everything i'm learning from you..it's 17 degrees here right now can't wait until March so i can start riding again..thank you again for more great content
Thank you very much! Wow now that’s cold 🥶 It’s my pleasure. 😊
Practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice. No more true words than that. It is perishable.
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Great video and advice its the little points you make that have helped me in each practice video I have watched thank you for sharing this with us .
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Great focused video; thank you Robert!
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always great coaching Robert thanks for all you do.
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Excellent video Robert
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Very informative! Thank you!
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That was awesome!! Loved the bonus footage as well as the overhead view.
Dies your drive just stay stationaryike that on its own?
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Yes it does.
I have gone through many of your videos from the ever growing list you have made, thank you by the way, looking for one particular example you showed. You explained the proper way to mount your bike from the right side. Do you per chance remember which video you gave that example?
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Thanks. That was it!
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Big Rob, great vid homie!
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Another great video Robert! Real-world application with enhanced visuals - good stuff. Waiting on those push-ups though...them boys gave it their all and certainly saw improvement.
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"He almost bought a Ram!" 😂
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Your camera angles and other visuals are excellent, very helpful! Thank you for sharing, Robert Simmons. I am subscribed to your channel now, and I will continue to practice. Date Stamp: 18jun22
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Ur videos are great have helped me a lot! Thanks so much for making these videos!
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