Prehaps explaining what MSF acromyn actually stands for or link would help fellow Americans. In the UK & across europe we have charities that raise/teach/tutor riders to higher levels or become tagged advanced bikers. By the virtue of an acredited course which you must pass over several months. These are IAM Roadsmart (institute of advanced motorists) & RoSPA (Royal society for the prevention of accidents) with many other lower tier training providers or attributed classes. Some actually are far more technical with skid pans & skates attached to motorbikes so you can experience crashes safely. Or out of control scenario's within the bounds of not breaking limbs. Link to a US website which featured one a while back. From your own video I hope you welcome critism as I didn't notice you do any counter-steering into corners. For me riding into severe weather deliberately is how I learnt to ride my different bikes to there ultimate limits, such as aquaplaning & fast night-riding. Riding with side-winds in excess of 60/70mph or horizontol blizzards & the like are times I'll never forget. A good point from your speil was that you are continually learning which is a good mindset to have. On a side note Jose, are you trying to make 4,000hours of y/t videos so you can monetize the channel? I would recommend far more explaination in the description field before posting. Some people learn from reading, watching or following someones directions. Give the reader a bigger role'
Thank you for your reply. I did not explain about the UK training course because I am not familiar with it. I know it is a more intensive course than the US. I mostly did this video because i know new riders as well as experienced riders that think they are ready to ride after the class without issues. On the video it is difficult to see that I am counter steering but I actually do practice this on corners. This is my first street bike and still trying to cross over from the dirt bike world. Counter steering is a technique I used all the time on my dirt bike as well. Maybe I need to be more aggressive with it? As for the YouTube video’s, I am new to putting things on YouTube and am learning as I go, it is becoming more of a hobby at this point. I really appreciate your feedback, this is the only way to learn by people like yourself giving advice. Thank you very much.
