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An OB1 Kenobi of the motorcycling world Calm & wise 🙂👍
Comment from : Tony Hodge

Good observations again
Comment from : PGT

Unfortunately the 40mph sign like all signs road markings etc are dirty, and worn out because our unelected Woke government like to spend it on unsightly wind turbines that kill thousands of birds and hardly produce enough energy to boil a kettle
Comment from : Mike Rider

ah thought it was nottingham! funny how you never forget roads even after 30 years i didn’t know the thing about the line need to check that just about to have my first lessons after dreaming of motorbikes my entire life (now 52) great video subscribed going to devour these
Comment from : Jason Williams

How come its encouraged to use you front brake when you are at a standstill and making your bike safe I was taught on the advanced rider course to use rear brake so if someone rear ends you, you are less likely to tip forward over you bars
Comment from : EverythingGaming

What radios do you use when teaching?
Comment from : Paul

Enjoying these ,alot
Comment from : lynn Gertrude Clark

Great Lessons 👍 brFeel allot safer watching your videos brAppreciate your wise teaching
Comment from : Colin Hughes

Really love your style of teaching It’s such a pleasure observing your compassion and deliverance of knowledge Thanks so much for these videos
Comment from : derBär

Patient and calm Great instruction Shame I'm not closer to you I'd be booking lessons right now
Comment from : Paul Ponting

Your commentaries sound so calm, like a golf commentator
Comment from : A

Great lesson Thank you!
Comment from : Ed

I find this channel soothing and relaxing it’s the English accent and the quaint English countryside and towns that does it for me … and as a bonus there’s very good riding tips and safety information… thank you 🙏🙂
Comment from : Paul Davis

This is very good teaching Thanks
Comment from : scrumpymanjack

Good video
Comment from : Harry

You got some scary roads over there 😬
Comment from : Gary Peters

That looks good, the 2 younger lads seem to be keen learners which makes things loads easier
Comment from : Simon Fowler

Is it correct, that if you hold a full A1 license for more than 2 years you can take the Progressive Access route to gain a full A2 license without having to retake the theory test? I know what I'm doing 95 of the time on the road but I go fully swiss cheese mentally as soon as I go in a class room test environment I was told, even with the progressive access I would need to have a valid theory test certificate - any advice welcome!
Comment from : Joe S

What 125cc bike are they learning on?
Comment from : Aaron Strong

Great advice 👍
Comment from : Victor

Love these vids, Beyond helpful, thank you!
Comment from : Jack Walsh

love watching these video's several times even though I've been riding for 25 years, great to see the uploads - just so you know, whenever I have to correct myself for a mistake it's your voice that is my internal monologue :D
Comment from : Larry D

I’ve had my licence about 15 years but still enjoy watching these videos lol
Comment from : VW Transporters and Motorcycles with Joey Gixerboy

Examiner will say what?! br"Don't worry about i__/i i__/i on this occasion" br@6:50
Comment from : forename surname

HibrWhat are your views on rev matching?brIs it considered ok to do it on a mod2 test?
Comment from : Beverley North

one of the best instructors
Comment from : bris442

Where about’s are you guys located?brYou have drove past my house in this video! HahabrbrI’m 15 gonna wait till I’m 17 and do the 125cc test
Comment from : Kahzionboard

Encouragement and praise are just as important as criticism an correction
Comment from : Trevor Austin

Brilliant useful video 👏
Comment from : Duncan Worman

That was excellent and great advice for me as I consider doing a Cbt
Comment from : Duncan Worman

I will watch it all the way through am great full for your videos and sharing your wisdom and years of experience with everyone thank you 😇
Comment from : Satrix Remix

Really enjoyable video Very useful
Comment from : Steve Waller

These were my go-to videos when I was working towards my licence 10 years ago Now, a decade later and with thousands of miles under my belt I still learn loads from Russ and his brilliant uploads 👍🏻
Comment from : Honda Hooligan

Good session Always useful for the rest of us after the lockdown, even we have been riding for 25-odd years
Comment from : Hakan Koseoglu

Been riding for 2 years, watched your videos before i did my a2, now watching you again for my A license haha
Comment from : Sulabh Ale

Great video, really enjoy your style Even as an advanced driver and experienced rider I find them helpful Please do keep taking the time to make them and don't worry about losing subscribers, you have a very varied channel and not every video will suit everyone
Comment from : Thomas Emmett

Hi fellow instructor here,great videos and pinched some of your phrases 😀Just wondering what your intercom set up is, I used Sonic for years but thinking of going to Interphone as our examiners have at our test centre Keep up the good work 👍
Comment from : Rocket Ron

Good to fiaaaaanally see your face, great video as always
Comment from : Paul Merriman

I cant really afford lessons with instructors unfortunately, but I love watching these videos I'd love to have a lesson at my local rider training center soon I can feel myself identifying mistakes id make by watching and its a good way to keep mental notes when I go riding You're very calm and patient with your trainees, awesome work!!
Comment from : Engita

4:16, Little tip for new riders As can be seen by the excited greyhound on the right (Which Russ checked) dogs really want to throw themselves at your motorcycle When you see one that's off a leash, slow down as you would a child
Comment from : Matt

Another fine video I really enjoy this type of instruction - I wish it was more common here in the USA I have trained several times with Eric Trow of Stayin' Safe here; the style is very similar There is so much to the art of handling a bike in a professional manner that most riders here never see Not only is it safer, it's a LOT more fun!
Comment from : That guy

Next lesson: the really important stuffbr"Drop a gear and disappear"br"When in doubt, flat out"br"Remember not to grab"
Comment from : GT Marmot

08:49 - I failed to spot the derestriction sign there on my test - there's a lot of signage plus overgrowth, parked cars around corners and the level crossing approaching Carried on all the way down to the Ferry Boat at 30 when it was derestricted Don't think it was given as a fault though; it's not a fast road
Comment from : Roger Hughes

Great video! What learner bike's are those?
Comment from : Phil Aceio

👍 ace instruction
Comment from : Mithun Kartha

Ah yes Memories of last summer Thoroughly enjoyed doing DAS Great fun
Comment from : Paul Jones

So in England you are expected to enter the intersection on a turn even though you are not 100 sure you can get through?
Comment from : Jenn B

Was interested to hear you saying to use the front brake at 10:20 I'd always been told to avoid the front brake when moving the bike around at low speed I guess the danger is that you pull too hard on the brake when the bars are turned, making the bike fall But were you recommending they use it lightly just to control the bike's speed, or is there some other benefit to using the front in that situation (like there can be for dragging the rear when doing slow tight turns?)
Comment from : dym

Fab
Comment from : Addy E

I live in the United States but I love watching your training video's You give so many common sense tips to riding, it makes it easy to follow and remember I have to smile when I see the learning curve you have to go through when getting a license in the UK It's let say, a bit more relaxed when it comes to taking a test (what test) before you can get on a bike (of any size) over here I wish it was based on the UK system Thanks and keep the videos coming, please!!
Comment from : Stuart Bowen

Great video as always Russ
Comment from : Darren E

I tend to cover front brake coming up to juntions I've been riding years but have been told its a bad idea Is it?
Comment from : doolytom Gallagher

Great video💖
Comment from : Roy Godiksen

Really good teaching style; giving information rather than catching student out
Comment from : DerekT

Good video as always Russ What’s happened to the Triumph Tiger?
Comment from : SDTProductionltd

great work keep these videos coming folk :)
Comment from : IKS Exploration

Great video and invaluable instruction Roadcraft Nottingham!!! Did i notice your LH mirror is busted or is that an optical illusion?
Comment from : Brandan Reynolds

The Originaland still the best
Comment from : Vaughan Ellis

This is an awesome confidence booster as this afternoon, I'm going to be doing a few hour evaluation to see if I need any lessons before I book my A2 I already do quite literally all the advice you provide to your students (as well as some stuff learnt from your other videos, MotoJitsu, CanyonChasers and the Total Control and Police Roadcraft books), so I'm hoping the most I will be needing is another lesson to get used to a 750 GS as compared to my 125s Many thanks
Comment from : ItsBeenDanBefore

Always nice to hear your genuine and calming voice russ especially during these lessons where us trainees are nervous and that's what we need to keep us calm and collected
Comment from : So Soraia ♡

Cheers Russ - great to see and follow youbrbrInteresting how some things are done differently over here (Australia); We stop in 1st gear; When you turned right onto the major road with a left & right lane you went straight to the very left where as I have been taught to start in the right wheel track and stay there, so as not to cross oil lines etc brbrThanks for raising my standards
Comment from : oneblackdogrides

I've never ridden in the UK but I observed that you had the trainees park parallel to the curb, is that standard practice in the UK? For reference here in NZ in a parking space we would park perpendicular to the curb to enable 4 or 5 bikes to use one space or if parking against a curb (no box) it is common to back in at approximately 45° to the curb
Comment from : Ian Allso

The positioning on the one way street brings back memories Failed my first test as I positioned in the middle of a one way street turning right Failed me for it and I was about half mile from test centre 😂 🤬🤬
Comment from : inmanry

Great instructing, your manner is perfect for what you do Very knowledgeable and complimentary of trainees
Comment from : Sarah Dawn

Great to see you making frequent videos again, I watched you 7 years ago and your content helped me through my motorcycle test, now I've showed my wife your channel as now she is going through the same process Also do you still have the the white Toblerone?
Comment from : FlashBarStud

Superb Russ I channel my ‘inner Russ’ whenever I’m teaching over this side of the pond stay well matey brSteve
Comment from : Glasshousebc

Should a beginner buy ktm 690 as a first bike it is 1 cylinder i think it is not good
Comment from : Dark Magician

I actually miss doing my lessons now Would love to be an instructor
Comment from : Aerodyll UK

This is top-tier! Your videos should be essential viewing before even thinking about going on the road on a motorbike It’s so difficult for us now The problem is, by the time the modern motor car driver gets in his car, gets plugged into his social network, try’s to get a handle on what’s available to him re his in-car entertainment, navigational options, media and entertainment There is no capacity left for looking out the window!! God help us!
Comment from : Tarmac Cowboy

So many memories of those roads from when I was learning with you guysbrGreat video as usual also, even now I still feel I learnt (or was reminded of) a lot just from watching 👍🏻
Comment from : Matt Rawson

Very helpful Thanks
Comment from : kalel0607

Does your company do CBTs
Comment from : ED Productions

I love the calm, reassuring , and encouraging techniques in your roadcraft ( No pun intended) tuition You truly are an ambassador for Motorcycle training Great work as always Russ 😁👏
Comment from : Dave M

I got my license 3 years ago and i enjoy watching your videos just to keep my skills up to date keep it up! 👍🏽
Comment from : icemanjondoe

Nice refresher, there's alway something to be put back into ones routine Thanks Russ
Comment from : Mícheál Ó Cadhain

Love your videos, Russ I passed back in ‘09 but still like to refresh on things from your uploads Great stuff 👍👍
Comment from : Fred Leicester

how many miles on the pan now? haha
Comment from : HamSpamJamLamb

God you talk a lot
Comment from : Equaliser

Passed my Mod 2 in Feb this year up here in Scotland, done about 700 miles so far, absolutely love riding, still enjoy watching these vids
Comment from : Markycarandbikestuff

Another great video, thanks Russ!brThank you as well for making my CBT go a lot easier, instructor was very happy with background knowledge and using some tips from you Will be back on the bike within the next month or so and hoping to learn a lot more from these videos x
Comment from : Marta

Love these videos☺️
Comment from : Schwartz

Very nice to watch, you have a pleasant way of helping people adjust there mistakes to become safer and hopefully learn the art motorcycling craft for life Wish I had this teaching in 1977 when grabbing the front brake of my bantam in the wet showed me how fast things go wrongbrThankfully no harm done and I never done it since 😁 But would have been nice though to have had some teaching
Comment from : Terry Black

Quick question, if asked to pull over when safe to do so, can you stop on double yellow lines?
Comment from : Rikkers

Awesome
Comment from : Maz Akram

Lovely to watch as always!
Comment from : Chris Devrell

Brilliant Russell, you make me want to do all that again👍
Comment from : exeter rider

Nice an steady Good vid
Comment from : Gerald Fitzgibbon

Been riding for nearly 6 years and these videos always serve as a good reminder/refresher
Comment from : Agathor86

I wish I had you as my Instructor 25 years ago You have such a confidence inspiring manner for instructing how to ride without being on edge Just superb
Comment from : CJ Singh