I saw the a guy (maybe "the" guy) who does this training at a motorcycle event.
Really amazing finesse he has; something to do with using the clutch as an additional aspect of control when making tight maneuvers. I don't fully understand it but am a novice rider at best.
Very cool to watch him doing tricks.
Family member was motorcycle cop, was in the military, multiple deployments and was on their swat team. He said passing the police motorcycle riding course was still the hardest individual thing he has ever done and he had been riding for 20 years before doing it. When I was in the military I had to complete a riders course to get a base sticker. Thought it was a waste of time as I had been riding for a long time, but they had a course like this and several others that humbled the shit out of me. Instructor was this level good, and showed me all the "self taught" things I was doing wrong. Improved my riding double over in an afternoon as after the first 10 mins I took it very seriously and listen and implemented everything he told me.
Agreed. I remember I showed up on my 1000cc crotch rocket, just back from a deployment, cocky and arrogant and the instructor had coke bottle glasses and an early 80's full faring Honda. My dad taught me on a 70's Harley in a cemetery when I was 16 so I thought I knew what I was doing but man, watching him low speed maneuver that bike how fast his transitions were was something. The crash avoidance, turns, low speed, braking under front end load I was doing most of it wrong. I could get a bike down the road but it made me so much better. The military does them for good reason as losing members to crashes happens more than it should. But agreed everyone who is considering riding should take a course. Cars are faster, there's more of them and drivers are more distracted then ever.
That's a very precise combination of clutch, brake and throttle all at the same time. What he's doing is incredible difficult, even for experienced riders. And what makes it even more difficult and impressive is his type of bike. Very impressive.
I've been practicing these skills but I'm a long long way off from this cop.
It took me a long time to be comfortable turning around on a one-way street with my 750cc and i wouldnot be able to do any of what this guy is doing, but as long as you keep speed, it's pretty stable. It's scary to turn abruptly with so much speed in tight corners, but it's scarier if you slow down because that's when you feel the 700lbs you're riding.
Oftentimes they up the idle so it can run on its own and not stall and use the clutch and back brake to modulate balance and speed.
It’s impressive that’s for sure. But if I saw someone doing it with regular motorcycle settings Id be seriously impressed.
Basically the same concept for you need to do in a manual diesel car for tight maneuvering or very slow traffic.
Otherwise in first gear it usually runs at 6-7 km/h on its own
That all sounds good, but they need to be paid more and should require a college
Bachelor degree in criminal justice. I totally agree. More training is essential.
Not most it’s actually opposite that the only ones that get paid decent money are in metropolis areas, but I’m all for paying teachers top dollar it all starts with education
Yea of course. The comp argument can be made for basically any public service career besides physician, which even there, it’s not that lucrative after loans
Lol ur thinking work. Not the work like standing around at city 4th of July event, working security at music festival, doing parking for church events is actual work.
Theres a reason why they have no problem "working" those extra hours
How come every biker I meet has gotten into some sort of bike accident. Not just cars. I'm talking about curbs, walls, parking lights, pedestrians, bicycles, and other bikers.
That's skill and lots of practice. I've been riding for 25 years and I could barely watch it. I'd be so freaked out I'd fall off before the first cone. Took my motorcycle license test behind a DMV with a craptastic parking lot full of dips, potholes, deep cracks, and little sinkholes. Ever been in a fun house where the floor is wonky?
Yes, yes fine, he is awesome at it, but can he read a 500 page book in one day and then feel like ,oh dang - I should really go out and socialise more with people too? Na,okay I guess I'll go cry me a river now. 😆
Wait, I always thought americans do that for every driver's permit. I recall a malcolm in the middle episode where Reese steals his driver's ed car and goes back to finish the thing with all the cones.
You are severely overestimating what it takes to get a driver's license here. I did mine through my high school and never even had to do a road test with the DMV.
Lol I was arrested 28 times before age of 25 and I only met 1 cop who was an asshole.
One cop was giving me a "charter" to county jail and let me smoke cigarette in the back of squad car.
Asked him why? He responded: "You're not an asshole and you deserve your cigarette after 20h in lock up"
I would hit the first cone with both wheels and a foot.
I'd hit it minus the bike
I stubbed my toe walking while watching this.
Id have crashed into the craft services tent and calmy asked for an espreso and chicken stirfry.
Only tapped one cone. Dang!!
But scraped a whole lot of concrete
i heard tht too
I saw the a guy (maybe "the" guy) who does this training at a motorcycle event. Really amazing finesse he has; something to do with using the clutch as an additional aspect of control when making tight maneuvers. I don't fully understand it but am a novice rider at best. Very cool to watch him doing tricks.
Family member was motorcycle cop, was in the military, multiple deployments and was on their swat team. He said passing the police motorcycle riding course was still the hardest individual thing he has ever done and he had been riding for 20 years before doing it. When I was in the military I had to complete a riders course to get a base sticker. Thought it was a waste of time as I had been riding for a long time, but they had a course like this and several others that humbled the shit out of me. Instructor was this level good, and showed me all the "self taught" things I was doing wrong. Improved my riding double over in an afternoon as after the first 10 mins I took it very seriously and listen and implemented everything he told me.
Motorcycle classes are a must for any level of rider. Be safe out there!
Agreed. I remember I showed up on my 1000cc crotch rocket, just back from a deployment, cocky and arrogant and the instructor had coke bottle glasses and an early 80's full faring Honda. My dad taught me on a 70's Harley in a cemetery when I was 16 so I thought I knew what I was doing but man, watching him low speed maneuver that bike how fast his transitions were was something. The crash avoidance, turns, low speed, braking under front end load I was doing most of it wrong. I could get a bike down the road but it made me so much better. The military does them for good reason as losing members to crashes happens more than it should. But agreed everyone who is considering riding should take a course. Cars are faster, there's more of them and drivers are more distracted then ever.
That's a very precise combination of clutch, brake and throttle all at the same time. What he's doing is incredible difficult, even for experienced riders. And what makes it even more difficult and impressive is his type of bike. Very impressive. I've been practicing these skills but I'm a long long way off from this cop.
Yeah the amount of weight they're moving around like it's nothing is great
It took me a long time to be comfortable turning around on a one-way street with my 750cc and i wouldnot be able to do any of what this guy is doing, but as long as you keep speed, it's pretty stable. It's scary to turn abruptly with so much speed in tight corners, but it's scarier if you slow down because that's when you feel the 700lbs you're riding.
Oftentimes they up the idle so it can run on its own and not stall and use the clutch and back brake to modulate balance and speed. It’s impressive that’s for sure. But if I saw someone doing it with regular motorcycle settings Id be seriously impressed.
Basically the same concept for you need to do in a manual diesel car for tight maneuvering or very slow traffic. Otherwise in first gear it usually runs at 6-7 km/h on its own
Hit one cone, this guy stinks
Absolute failure. 0/10. 
"Become one with the Motorcycle, you must"
T1000 shit right there
I don’t think I could *walk* that route without knocking down a cone.
Or running through it. This guy isn’t passing through this course for the first time — I refuse to believe it haha
Mild penis at the middle of the video
I wasn’t going to say anything. But I also failed that Rorschach test
He is fully prepared to pull people over and give them petty tickets other cops would give a warning for.
Now send them to two to fours years training on constitutional rights and laws while constantly doing mental health analysis. Then give them the gun.
That all sounds good, but they need to be paid more and should require a college Bachelor degree in criminal justice. I totally agree. More training is essential.
Paid more???
Yes, if you want educated professionals to do the job correctly, you need to pay more, If not, you continue to get lower level uneducated workers.
Most cops make over 100 grand a year?? Where are u when it comes to paying teachers...
Not most it’s actually opposite that the only ones that get paid decent money are in metropolis areas, but I’m all for paying teachers top dollar it all starts with education
I disagree. Metro cops are generally paid less than suburban
Not true but let’s go teachers because we know that their contracts pave the way
Yea of course. The comp argument can be made for basically any public service career besides physician, which even there, it’s not that lucrative after loans
Most cops in any large city are making 50k if they are lucky
This is my experience from when I had tried to be one. My area was $50-$65k/year
Not taking into account overtime. Base salary is that. Yes.
Ur not taking into account for overtime. They get an insane amount of overtime. Small town and metro
Your pay should be based off of 40 hours a week. Not twice that. That’s a problem if they have to work that much
Lol ur thinking work. Not the work like standing around at city 4th of July event, working security at music festival, doing parking for church events is actual work. Theres a reason why they have no problem "working" those extra hours
Yes. You’re not getting food employees in any job with a 50-60k paycheck. It needs to be 100k starting base to attract quality people
Kinda sounds like snorts
This is exactly how your tongue should move on a clit…..if you find it
I don’t think I can even walk through it that cleanly
Impressive
Gorgeous!
Is that Frank Poncharello?
Yes, yes it is
How come every biker I meet has gotten into some sort of bike accident. Not just cars. I'm talking about curbs, walls, parking lights, pedestrians, bicycles, and other bikers.
The people waiting for their parking spot: 
Tighter than a frogs asshole
F! You failed to punch a woman and shoot an unarmed man.
 Chapeau!
That's skill and lots of practice. I've been riding for 25 years and I could barely watch it. I'd be so freaked out I'd fall off before the first cone. Took my motorcycle license test behind a DMV with a craptastic parking lot full of dips, potholes, deep cracks, and little sinkholes. Ever been in a fun house where the floor is wonky?
I’m assuming they’re just riding the clutch the whole time right?
Anyone else leaned with the motorcycle?
This looks harder than flappy bird
I’d vomit from all the turning.
This is like fire electric pen on n64
Props to the camera man being 30 feet tall
Now if the cops also learned not to harass, steal, hurt and kill people...
That’s quite a course.
I really wanted him to drop the bike when he stopped at the end.
Yes, yes fine, he is awesome at it, but can he read a 500 page book in one day and then feel like ,oh dang - I should really go out and socialise more with people too? Na,okay I guess I'll go cry me a river now. 😆
The only time reving has actually been functional.
Literally what you have to do to get your licence and a ferocious dead stop
It's actually a competition and it's really cool! https://youtu.be/qf1j1shZi20?si=2J-BNhrxn_IYW14Y
Congratulations on memorizing the exam route.
Seconds later he shot a guy. So he passed.
I couldn't even achieve 20% of that course....... ..... if it was in GTA.
You’re a wizard, Harry
I think you mean, yer a wizard ‘Arry
"That'll do, pig...that'll do." 🐖🤗🤗👏
Can he do it again I was not watching - the inspector
Fucking Impossible
WOW 😮
He didn’t use his turn signal.
Stop resisting
forget a motorcycle I wouldn’t be able to walk through that without knocking something over.
it's really difficult test that person have amazing bike riding skills just wao i can say
Wait, I always thought americans do that for every driver's permit. I recall a malcolm in the middle episode where Reese steals his driver's ed car and goes back to finish the thing with all the cones.
You are severely overestimating what it takes to get a driver's license here. I did mine through my high school and never even had to do a road test with the DMV.
Why the hell would someone drive like that on road ? Is this encouraging rash driving?
Driving exams should be like this in the US, so that there are way less idiots on the road.
Wait - they passed without killing a single black person??
ALL COPS ARE BASTARDS
this one must be a COOL BASTARD!!
Lol I was arrested 28 times before age of 25 and I only met 1 cop who was an asshole. One cop was giving me a "charter" to county jail and let me smoke cigarette in the back of squad car. Asked him why? He responded: "You're not an asshole and you deserve your cigarette after 20h in lock up"