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Welcome to, 'The Dead Vlogs', a channel that is centered around motorcycles, adventure, good laughs, and friends. Previous videos of note include our Road Trip through stunning Utah and our epic ride through Yosemite National Park. In July of 2016 we plan to make another epic Road Trip and the adventure will only be magnified! Thanks for taking the time to check out this channel, subscribe to the channel to see more!
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dawkness360_4
(4 minutes ago)
This is definitely something that msf courses should be teaching in beginners class
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3niknicholson
(9 minutes ago)
If your bike is equpped with crash bars which enable an easy rock-back to a 45 degree position, go for it...
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kenmcdougall6106
(17 minutes ago)
Thank God for YouTube - dropped my fully laden GSX600F this morning, trying to get it onto the centrestand and my foot slipped off the stand in the wet. I didn't think I'd be able to do it, but now I know I can! Thank you!
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spacep0d
(28 minutes ago)
This is definitely a technique useful for females since they tend to have about 50-60% less upper-body-strength compared to men (on-average), but it's good to know some of the basics (like having a bike in gear). It's also good to favor one's legs.
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firbyd
(32 minutes ago)
Nice work! Finally someone who goes thru all aspects, from both sides of a fall! :-) Well done!
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littlehootcrafts6183
(46 minutes ago)
So dropped my bike the first time today. In my garage. In neutral. On the shifter and kickstand. I liked the part about bad knee and back. I have both . It was a bad day. I walked away for a couple hours. Came back full of more anger. Got her up. About 30 seconds before my buddy showed up.
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littlestworkshop
(51 minutes ago)
Thanks, this helped me 2 days after watching it. Screwed up a u-turn with my new-to-me bike ('97 VFR750) and had to gently place the bike on it's side. This made the process of lifting it fairly effortless if not less embarrassing :)
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ZAK-lz8zh
(2 hour ago)
I tried it on my daughters pink bicycle with stabilizers, it works.
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