How to Ride a Motorcycle for the Very First Time!

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Alright, regarding the braking issue...a few people have said that you should learn to use both brakes from the beginning......and I agree. But just not the VERY beginning. Because the VERY FIRST time you use a bike it's confusing enough without two different brakes being thrown in....one of which if pulled too hard can drop the bike on it's side in a flash. So the point of this video is to learn how to use the clutch....and while focusing on that....it's best to just focus on that. And when coming to a complete stop.....you should be braking rear 90% and front 10%. Which is the opposite of how you brake when traveling at speed.

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motorcycle stunts

WITH A SPIRIT

iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/with-a-spirit
Amazon MP3: http://tinyurl.com/with-a-spirit-amazon-mp3
..... You can also get this song for FREE on youtube audioswap -- watch this video to learn how: http://www.youtube.com/user/trackonerecordings

Artist: 009 Sound System
Song: With A Spirit
Length: 09:58


lyrics:

you can be
whatever u want
when you're high
walk slowly
with a spirit by your side
(oh baby)
don't fear if u lose your mind
say how u doin' boy i'm feelin' fine
... when somethin' carries me away... hey hey hey hey....
-
don't think
just take a ride
don't believe
that jesus lied
to keep us all so satisfied
with a sale
u should know baby

don't feel
the thorny nights
never ask
for holy rites
don't ya think
that god has died
this time
-
and don't stop
takin' these drugs cuz' they
got u flyin' forgettin' yesterday
maybe it's crazy but keep gettin' stoned while u can
baby in the lord's hands
-
don't say
u know what's right

don't take
those alibis
don't hate
the other side
when they're right
sure they are baby

don't wave
your flag up high
don't praise
your concubines
did u just
fall for lies
this time

Glenn Morrison vs. Motorcycle - Deep Breath Contact (Myon & Shane 54 Mashup)

Tiësto's club Life 117 Glenn Morrison vs. Motorcycle - Deep Breath Contact (Myon & Shane 54 Mashup)

Third Eye Blind - Motorcycle Driveby

I made this for me, because this is one of my favorite bands, and favorite song of all time. enjoy
Lyrics -
Summer time and the wind is blowing outside
In lower Chelsea and I don't know
What I'm doing in this city
The sun is always in my eyes
It crashes through the windows
And I'm sleeping on the couch
When I came to visit you
That's when I knew
That I could never have you
I knew that before you did
Still I'm the one who's stupid

And there's this burning
Like there's always been
I've never been so alone
And I've never been so alive

Visions of you on a motorcycle drive by
The cigarette ash flies in your eyes
And you don't mind, you smile.
And say the world, it doesn't fit with you
I don't believe you, you're so serene
Careening through the universe
Your axis on a tilt, you're guiltless and free
I hope you take a piece of me with you

And there's things I would like to do
That you don't believe in
I would like to build something
But you'll never see it happen

And there's this burning
Like there's always been
I've never been so alone
And I've, I've never been so alive

And there's this burning, aaa-oh
There is this burning, yeah yeah yeah

Where's the soul I want to know
New York City is evil
The surface is everything
But I could never do that
Someone would see through that

And this is our last time
We'll be friends again
I'll get over you, you'll wonder who I am

And there's this burning
Just like there's always been
I've never been so alone, alone
And I, and I, I've never been so alive
So alive

I go home to the coast
It starts to rain I paddle out on the water, alone
Taste the salt and taste the pain
I'm not thinking of you again

Summer dies and swells rise
The sun goes down in my eyes
See this rolling wave
Darkly coming to take me home

And I've never been so alone
And I've never been so alive

People On Wheels, A Motorcycle Trackday Project

Shot over April 2009 at Megara Circuit in Greece for a film school project ,this video attempts to describe what goes down on a motorcycle trackday event, from a more personal perspective/POV.A big thank you to 0-300 magazine, Ms Ioanna Arvanitaki, and Mr Zafeiropoulos, for allowing me to roam free and shoot,and the friends for letting me capture their ugly mugs on glorious HD, haha.

Since a lot of people are asking about the music here it is: Ludovico Einaudi - Primavera .Enjoy!

Motorcycle Stunt Girls

Motorcycle Stunt Girls: Graceful Perfection

Motorcycle Sport 1956 - Out now on DVD!

This DVD brings fans of motorcycle racing a true treat, with thrilling rare footage of action from motocross, trials and road racing more than five decades ago. The two absorbing films from the BP Video Library transport us back to 1956 for elbow-to-elbow racing and more than a little mud!

The first film, Motor Cycle Sport 1956 is a compilation of fascinating black and white footage from three leading British events from that year. The opening sequence focuses on the Senior race at Oliver's Mount, Scarborough, in September. It offers a wonderful opportunity to see two motorcycle legends, Geoff Duke and Bob McIntyre, in a tremendously close battle for the prestigious Gold Cup. The Gilera of Duke and Bob Mac's Norton trade places throughout this fabulous duel.

Our attention then goes off-road for the Welsh Three Day Trial, a demanding test of man and machine in the mountains of Wales. Success on the event could lead to selection for the International Six Day Trial team, so the film features an all star cast including George Fisher, Johnny Brittain and Ted Usher being put through their paces. We finish with more dirt bike drama, this time the Motocross Grand Prix at Britain's Hawkstone Park. The great Les Archer sees off competition from rivals like Jeff Smith and Johnny Draper in this thrilling contest.

The next film, Mud in Your Eye, stays with motocross -- this time the French Grand Prix at Rouen. The colour footage, with commentary from Nevil Lloyd, charts the full event as Les Archer continues his way towards Championship glory, this time battling in the rain and thick French mud against more than 40 of the best European riders, such as Bill Nilsson, the Klym brothers Rene and Robert, Victor Leloup and Auguste Mingels. Notably, the field is dominated by British machines, from BSA, Norton and Matchless, as well as British riders, who dominate the final.

Please note some of the footage featured in this title was previously released on the Terrific Stuff DVD 'Tribute to Bob McIntyre'.