How to ride a Motorcycle for beginners!

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Title	:	How to ride a Motorcycle for beginners!
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For what it’s worth not be tempted to try on a twist and go because having a neutral is probably better and more intuitive in the early stages
Comment from : Robin Wells

I went for my first cbt on a motorbike 8yrs ago, i dropped it within 5 minutes, they put me on a scooter and ive been riding a 125cc Lexmoto Diablo ever since and i love it
Comment from : Kid Jayjay

Saw suggestion for this video off reddit and it didn't disappoint Going to book my CBT now Thanks Spicy
Comment from : Sean Sinclair

thank you man i apritiate a luv all your vids
Comment from : Jason Portwood

can i do my cbt without it being a group sesion
Comment from : Jason Portwood

Doing my 125 cbt this Friday Really helped, even though I know how to ride 125 it was good to watch and get the just of it Thankyou
Comment from : callum taylor

hi mate i been riding a automatic bike getting a geared one soon hope family are all well and you and reno
Comment from : Ricky mullane

You are a serious help instead of just explaining you actually show what happens as someone who is doing their CBT soon it really eases my nerves
Comment from : Wuhu_Island

Thanking you I'm due for cbt on 23rd November so your YouTube channel is perfect love it brilliant
Comment from : lynn Gertrude Clark

one question i really want a bike but i can only leave it in the front garden is there anything out that that will 100 stop a scum bad pinching it i have cctv on my house but thats it
Comment from : jonathan mano

Love your videos! I am about to book my CBT soon Look forward to seeing you around the area!
Comment from : Steveaga

I didn't realise Tom Scott does biking tutorials 😆
Comment from : [JKF Gaming]

Clown
Comment from : joseph gallacher

17:00 - nice warning and great lesson, thank you!
Comment from : APS - Pictures

Great video
Comment from : NeilosV4S

I went into a wall on my bike lesson at like 15mph and ended up with cuts and bruises and was limping for like a day Gear is so important
Comment from : Hooded Dreamers

Is a speed twin ok for beginners?
Comment from : Bob Bob

Alright Spicy just a quick message to say thanks for making this series of videos i have referred to them so many times Got my first ever 125cc motorbike last Saturday Thanks to your video i was able to set out on it with ease I completed my CBT last August, so it had been a while since i had operated a motorbike Gained more experience my using it to commute to work Any tips on commuting with confidence in the rain? thanks again
Comment from : Noel Crichton

Subbed for the swan tutorial
Comment from : wb801

I'm currently doing my CBT is there a easy version to trying to understand how you and the bike become
Comment from : daniel street

You legit are in my home town
Comment from : Hijacked Music

thank you!
Comment from : R3negadeCapital

Spicy110 use Trx spanner’s instead of ring end ones you strip less
Comment from : Zero Foord

At the ripe old age of midlife crisis I am seriously thinking about learning to ride This vid has confirmed that I going to book my CBT Awesome vid, great explanationseven thickos like me can understand Thank you
Comment from : baggieblackcat

Going for my CBT soon and this made me feel so much better!
Comment from : Max James

Thank you! Finally at the age of 54 I'm going to be doing my CBT on Sunday I feel so much better after listening to you and watching you Thanks! Been waiting a lifetime to do this :)
Comment from : Andrea Oldfield

Next weekend will be fun and the week after 2oct motorcycle theory test 3rd October cbt 6th Oct car driving exam
Comment from : Reinis Ešenbergs

So easy to understand great video learnt everything with ease no confusion! Thank you just what I needed
Comment from : sireeha saleem

Thanks for the video Helped a lot
Comment from : Bruce George Peter Lee

Been looking in to everything to do with licenses and was wondering if you could break everything down as it looks complicated af when researching
Comment from : Frank Favill

I’ve lost my left leg, so i cant use my ankle How would I shift gears?
Comment from : Yorkie

I'll show you how to ride a Swan one day! 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Louis Mersh

Where the swan video?
Comment from : Khalid Moussa

Really good simple explanation of how to do things and what to expect I’m definitely watching the next one!
Comment from : イエンスヨハンセン

I’ve just started on getting my provisional to end up buying my first bike brGreat vid dude helping a lot
Comment from : Simon Willis

Got my CBT booked for 2 days time starting to get a little nervous but looking forward to doing it
Comment from : adbenchone

I can honestly say I’ve never seen a more helpful video
Comment from : XGrizzly Mangoz

Now with the indicators the is a gadget called Smart Turn System It will cancel your indicators of the Same people that made the Smart Brake Module
Comment from : marcus577

Brill thanks
Comment from : Arron Simpson

Awesome video mate
Comment from : NymphZoic68

great video man, thanks a lot so many crappy videos out there This is one of the best
Comment from : fiendleon

I come off on the left on panic break never again
Comment from : Shaun Whitten

Hey I’m about to buy my first geared, I have a question, when you’re slowing down to say a light and you’re in like 3-4th gear you start to slow down, how do you know when to lower the gear? You might have explained and I missed it but I just needed to know :)
Comment from : Hijim Jangon

You really well at instructing and I would definatly feel eased compared to some I've seen they can be harsh and arrogant due to experience I want someone to put me at ease not make my nerves worse theres always a type we all know the type of instructor I'm talking about
Comment from : ThatRetroFordGuy91

Best video I've seen for beginners awesome job thank you
Comment from : Watts The Truth

Watching this in 2020 going to be taking my CBT when lockdown is over brSo excited to get on a bike and have an adventure ! brI love my cruisers and sports bikes im not too keen on mopeds ( Hair Dryers ) brThank you for this video i picked up some neat little tricks brBut obviously i will be taking on board EVERYTHING my instructor says brbrCheers Buddy ( Liked & Subscribed )
Comment from : Darkgamer3x

Really appreciate these kind of videos, mate Thank you I've got my CBT booked on 16/03 and I've watched a good few of your pieces to prepare I'm not worried about not passing on the day, just a bit apprehensive about looking like a dickhead on the day, hahah
Comment from : Benjamin Glover

Spicy110 hey man where is that ? 11:55
Comment from : bretty

This is the best instruction i`ve seen on youtube You did a great job mate!
Comment from : Fredrik Bjerkenes

good video :)
Comment from : Chira

You really are good at this Your why of describing things make things seem so simple and less frightening Good on you keep it up
Comment from : Roland Bristow

What company
Comment from : Alfie Ashley

What make bike do you have
Comment from : Alfie Ashley

@spicyho I struggle stopping at a junction etc and going again
Comment from : Codgamer Ben

I tested for endorsement here in the states when I was 18 I have made sure to renew it every chance I get I went years without riding, but was still endorsed I was cast as a demon biker in a film, and beings I still had my endorsement, they let me do my own riding Anyway, awesome and informative video Always stay certified people
Comment from : Joshua Lee Frazier

The thing I suggled with the most was riding the clutch :(
Comment from : Will Sinkinson

ive done 2 cbts on mopeds (rode mopeds for about 4 years )and i feel a bit lost about getting my first 125 bike due to gears , should i redo a cbt on a bike instead ?
Comment from : Labrat

I was surprised that you didn't say you were an instructor You were able to explain everything very precisely without going "ehhhh" or getting lost in what you were saying Thanks for the upload!
Comment from : Nicole Higgins

No one has ever explained it as good as that on YouTube, great video 👍
Comment from : Nyon

Fuel tap? - A lot of 125's still have them
Comment from : Michael Spence

Definitely deserves a like, great video!
Comment from : Toby Pettit

Great video!
Comment from : Crimson Trail

Hi Spicy110 I have been watching your videos and i have found them really useful, passed my cbt and my theory, on direct access route Keep up good work fella, good job :)
Comment from : Craig Channon

After a year of riding I still enjoy watching this video
Comment from : Cisium

Great video
Comment from : Lilys Wizarding World

my cbt trainer was a sack of shit
Comment from : Taylor Den Hollander

Just done my CBT, never drove a car so was literally new to it all, was with 2 ladies who had ridden previouslywas told I would be on a 50cc automatic and I'd need to come back to learn manual I got use to most things, (roundabouts I need to not stop n let every Tom, Dick n Harry pass)
Comment from : Fèlix Léon

Legitimately better than the instructor I got
Comment from : GriM AoD

Passed my test 30 years ago, in 1989 God I’m old Still bimbling aroundwith a Fireblade (summer only I might add) 🤓
Comment from : woo_rsv71

"i'll teach you how to ride a swan one day" creased you earned this subscriber haha
Comment from : Benji

Cheers bud Been riding an automatic 50cc moped and now going to a geared 125cc bike strange how the law works I had no idea how to ride a geared bike
Comment from : Domjf6

I actually really appreciate this video Ive been putting this off for a while now and this has got me motivated
Comment from : Blodwen Moses

Very good quality thank a lot of useful tips
Comment from : Cloud Pyro22

I’m hoping to go in for my CBT in a few week so i can get to and from work easier and also make my commute an hour faster 😅 but this video is very good and informative have you ever thought of becoming a trainer?
Comment from : Adam Moorby

Thanks mate very informative Just bought a bike yesterday (age 40 and my first ever motor vehicle) very exciting but bricking it about the CBT a little 😂
Comment from : WCK666

Where were you riding by the water?Looks a nice place
Comment from : micky rooney

You've helped a lot Thankyou dude Keep up the good work !
Comment from : Dean Antony Hill

LOVE THE VID, thanks very much , hope to pass soon and this is a great help
Comment from : kollo duke

I got told not to cover brakes incase you go over a pothole and your hand flys of the handle bar 😂😂😂🤦‍♂️
Comment from : Cbr400rr nc29

Where are you here? It's beautiful
Comment from : Sophie

Really helpful video - thanks!
Comment from : Kyle

This was very useful Thank you
Comment from : Justin Jessop

Taking my CBT next month Spicy Thanks for the informative video 👍🏻
Comment from : wayne lake

Great videovery informative
Comment from : donky 75

I have my CBT in less than 10 hours I am absolutely bricking it haha!
Comment from : Comte Roi

I'm one of those people who panicked during their CBT and threw themselves off their bike by grabbing the front brake Whoops Didn't smash the helmet tho I even came off worse than the bike
Comment from : King Beans

125cc is four pussy, i am to only go 1m mph
Comment from : duct

So weird watching this and knowing it's 10 minutes down the road from where I am!
Comment from : Aaron Gregory

I absolutely agree with always wearing gear I was 15 and riding my moped here in Finland and ended up coming off when a car sideswiped my rear wheel I was wearing 3 layers on my top and some thick trousers and going only 30km/h, I ended up skidding over 5m on the asphalt Thankfully it was brand new and smooth, so my leg didn't suffer but I ended up with a very large cut on my elbow through 3 layers of clothing (long shirt, jumper, jacket and a paper thin windbreaker) That just goes to show that coming off even at low speed can be extremely bad ALWAYS WEAR GEAR
Comment from : AngryKid Plays

Thank you for the information
Comment from : Alim

Is it worth doing my CBT now at 16 or should I wait till I’m 17 in a couple of months time?
Comment from : JrH

Interesting In my MSF class (sort of the US version of a CBT class) they actually recommended we cover the front brake lever with our right hand fingertips But they also worked with us extensively from the beginning on muscle memory of braking: applying rear brake while squeezing the front brake instead of yanking it The theory being that in a panic situation, you will revert to habit, so learn the right habit from the beginning Just a different approach, I guess, still gets you to the same place
Comment from : Cisium

Thanks for the information, really helpful stuff in there, at the end talking about always wearing gear, even though i am not a rider i can confirm normal jeans arent gonna be helpful, playing sports on all weather in jeans and sliding to hit base can easily shred the jeans at the knees so i wouldn’t expect them to put up much of a fight in a situation where you come off the bike but great video and really like the visual demonstrations instead of just the average do’s and do not’s
Comment from : TheMadPenguin