The BEST Way To Improve Your Cornering

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  @vijayam1 · 3 years ago

  Of all the bikes you've owned Greg, that Suzuki looks best on camera, sounds best on camera and boy it's just fun on camera like no other.

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  @BobbyDully__P · 3 years ago

  Hey MotoJitsu, would you consider getting a insta360. It'd give us a better perspective on how you move and position your body. Great video as always 🙂

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  @Jaqkten · 2 years ago

  Motojitsu Thank You!  Your a Great teacher . I just started riding a month ago bought a  used  MT 07 22 model before even knowing how to ride.I barely  passed  the  MSF course but that was not enough for me to feel confident.  With the help of your videos . I am rocking the parking lots and venturing further in my neighborhood of Dimond Bar , CA.   I watch your videos and get inspired to practice the art. Getting a motojitsu shirt now!

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• DE

  @deedle6073 · 3 years ago

  Once he gets fully comfortable on this bike, it will be time to trade it in.

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• MO

  @mouds3677 · 3 years ago

  Going through a breakup, got addicted to bike vids, hopefully I’m getting a bike soon to join other biker dudes!

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  @ruairioneill9393 · 3 years ago

  The one skill you haven't mentioned is to he ability to talk and think while riding! 😂

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• MI

  @mikepno9508 · 2 years ago

  I rode 350 lb. sport bikes when I was young, then marriage, work, kids, blah, blah... Decades later, I end up on a fat cruiser as my 'back in the saddle' bike.  That was six months ago and with that, came all the self-doubt and intimidation that I never had when I was young.  Then I found your channel and with your methods, the help and support of my motorcycle riding neighbors, I am now doing 20 ft. U-turns and figure 8s.  My cornering has improved to the point that I experience very little stress/ apprehension in the twisties. I live in the Ozarks; we counter steer right outta the womb. Practice builds confidence = more fun.  Your techniques are great! Applies to all. Thank you!

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  @josephwollslair8366 · 1 year ago

  I have a gsx s750 and the biggest misconception people have with my bike is thinking it’s as fast as the gsx R750. My bike with my fat ass on it struggles to get over 140mph meanwhile the gsxr just got into 4th gear… and when he said “one finger stoppy” i knew I made the right choice on my bike 😅 the gsxr 750 will always be my dream bike and someday I’ll own one this bike is teaching me so much and SO much more forgiving when I don’t execute correct technique in all areas of my riding. The sound of my down tuned inline 4 still tickles my soul in all the right places.

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  @wobblysauce · 3 years ago

  That is a nice road, fast sweepers.

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  @Delveinformation1 · 2 years ago

  I have seen many people telling others never to use their drum rear brake because it locks up quickly. I am reflecting on what I have learned:  The rear brake is undervalued. I am a big fan of Motojitsu, who explained and demonstrated how to use it without the immediate panic stomp lock-up that so many of us experience. Just like "progressive front braking" is necessary, a progressive method can also be applied to the rear brake, and it is often paired with the clutch friction zone for extremely tight maneuvering. Apply the brake in any situation, especially trail braking or tight bends. Using it lightly without the panic pressure can be a very effective tool for you. The ability to apply and then gently reduce pressure on the brake pedal as you enter a corner too quickly can save you.

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  @geoffbroderick403 · 2 years ago

  Thanks for great explanation I'm 72 years old being riding for 60 years had over 30bikes got my first sport bike from a truimph t100,mv augusta brutale 800 completely different to ride ,contersteeering,lean,throotle control ,braking and accelerating on bends  totally  different to other bikes a challenge practicing a great challenge but rewarding

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  @5thAve678 · 2 years ago

  Got my first bike 24 R7 at 42 been riding everyday in la to work home and fun got500 miles total time mashing the bike , never ever rode or had any bikes just started highway this week I’m pushing 60-70 and it’s scary asf this whole video is scary as fuck I’m loving my 🏍️ tho

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