How to Gain Confidence on a Motorcycle

[BrownBrady]

Credit goes to the experienced riders of GTAM for giving their tough love and sharing their knowledge. I'm now sharing this abbreviated guide to new riders about how they can gain confidence on their motorcycles based on this knowledge. I'm all ears for any corrections and additional advice. I hope you find it helpful. Enjoy and thanks for watching.

[video=youtube;3oswO5L59U4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oswO5L59U4[/video]

 

[Dino Z]

BrownBrady,

I have to say, your voice is your attribute, clear, concise , pleasant one which I hope you are or will be using in a career.

I enjoy your videos, well done.

 

[Joe Bass]

Yeah, his voice is aiight. No Joe Bass, but aiight, still. ? But that goatee, BrownBrady, now THAT is the shizz-nit!
Enjoying all the vids brotha, keep 'em coming!

 

[macro]

Nice work!

PS - How did you know I proofread my emails???

 

[inreb]

Well done. If I may. To my ear, the smoking probably adds a bit of acoustic gruffness that adds authenticity to the already dangerous pursuit of motorbiking. One can't sugar coat these things and I'm glad we're getting the straight goods. Looking forward to more.

 

[BrownBrady]

@inreb: I agree that smoking was a poor analogy for acceptance and closure but only in hindsight, and after getting the same feedback from another forum. I appreciate your constructive criticism.

@dino_z, @joe_bass, @macro: Thank you for your comments. I hope the video helps new riders.

 

[I82l8]

Well done video (as usual).
Keep it up.