Proper Body Position for all Motorcycle Riders

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Great help bro Thanks👍🏽
Comment from : Jonny Jungle80

Moto Control's video on body position is much better
Comment from : Flippy

Shave more carefully You missed a spot
Comment from : Lars Thorwald

Thanks for this I'm a returning rider after about 10 years Been riding my entire life I've done dirt riding and street I've had enduros to cruisers to sport bikes My current bike is an 2008 R6 and this video and others like this have helped me immensely My wrists would always get fatigued and numb I'm relearning how to ride correctly Again thanks!
Comment from : The Fantastical Workshop

Tq you bro
Comment from : Roman Reigns Roman Reigns

Its wonderful information and guide lines for all riders thank you sir
Comment from : VIRENDRA DR

cant ride with that feet position on the motorway, foot goes numb and aches like fuck lol
Comment from : naz

2:13 thank me later
Comment from : Matthias Neuwersch

I'm not a professional motorcycle rider and I really don't want to lecture you on this topicbrBut I am a physiotherapist and while I agree, that you should sit in a comfortable position on your bike, telling people that your spine absorbs bumps best, if you curve it, is simply wrong Our spine is basically a big spring and this ability works best, if it is in its neutral position (like two S on top of each other) Permanently curving your Back will put a lot of load to one area and could cause damage over time
Comment from : Freddy Kling

I have been riding motorcycles for more than 20 years, still I learned a few things very useful and essential , keep up the good work
Comment from : Nagappan Vijayabasker

grt
Comment from : Neeraj N Shah

thanks man it really helped a lot
Comment from : Nitish kumar

Hi hope you are fine and doing great My name is Ayaz and I am from Pakistan I have a street naked bike Benelli 752s Issue with me is on very steep downhill turns I get confused and slow down too much having fear I will fall down Please guide me should I use counter steering while turning or counter weight to achieve a good safe turn
Comment from : PRAGMATIC Corporate Promotional Gifts

How do you feel about @motojitsu? He recommends arms lower like playing the piano
Comment from : matthew perry

My issue is I purchased a scrambler with aftermarket handlebars that are much lower than stock so I’m forced to slouch but the brake and gears are positioned from the factory settings should I adjust those lower? I see your brake is level with your foot It sucks
Comment from : Christ K

Great idea, In my 60's and your knowledge about back position will hopefully keep me riding a while yet😊
Comment from : Stephen McLean

You look like the manager of chipmunks Jk
Comment from : Kabuto TV

Thank you for your tips
Comment from : Ali Abbasnezhad

Hi this is Ayaz from Pakistan I have a Benelli 752s naked bike kindly inform will your suggested posture will also help in counter staining?
Comment from : PRAGMATIC Corporate Promotional Gifts

I was looking for left foot position I ride a lot of city and tend to leave my toe under the shifter unless I’m downshifting I’ll try the ball of my feet on a long stretch
Comment from : Insatiable Mind

Thanks so much really appreciate the tips
Comment from : Graham Hill

That was good information for me
Comment from : Cliff Brown

I watch one of your videos on how to install that new stereo with the kids from the auto T tag place how do you hook up the rear speaker On an electric lab 2010
Comment from : Ernie Gonzales

I would but I have 24" apeslol
Comment from : Hardtail Suicidaljockey

I find any tension in upper body results in restricted bike control Keeping a controlled looseness results in smooth bike control
Comment from : TempestuousD

Sometimes riders have no clue their doing things wrong such as simple riding position Been riding motorcycles since I was 7 years old (I'm right at your age) and never even considered someone would use their heel to apply back brake The basics often get overlooked, good instructional video
Comment from : David C

I'm a relatively new subscriber, and I greatly appreciate how humble you are You could have the ego so many other YouTubers do; yet you don't, and that translates so well to your ability to teach I've been riding for almost two years (20K miles) and, until watching this, considered my posture to be good on my bike In particular, I always focus on a straight back (probably memories of my mom yelling at me to "stop slouching!" haha) Never did it occur to me to intentionally leave a little slouch so as to avoid strain on the spine Thank you for that nugget, dude; def gonna try that tomorrow!
Comment from : Peter