Lesson 1: Slow Speed Riding, Step by Step Control Techniques

Описание: Lesson 2
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Slow speed riding is where most riders struggle — not because it’s impossible, but because it’s rarely taught step by step.
In this video, I break down slow speed motorcycle control using the same structured fundamentals I teach as a pilot ground-school instructor. We focus on what actually changes when speed comes off the bike, how control inputs shift, and how to build confidence without relying on momentum.
You’ll learn:
The key differences between at-speed and slow-speed riding
How throttle, clutch, and rear brake really work together
How to identify and use the stages of the friction zone
Why constant throttle matters at slow speed
Practical exercises you can take straight to the parking lot
This lesson is for new riders, experienced riders, adventure and big-bike riders, and anyone who wants real control at walking pace.
No hype. No shortcuts. Just fundamentals — step by step. We will then tackle 4 Exercises for Robert Simmons, Be the Boss of Your Motorcycle practice Sessions,
This is not a traditional motorcycle review channel. Future videos will focus on riding fundamentals, slow-speed control, at-speed handling, and emergency techniques — taught using an instructor’s approach adapted from aviation training.
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Upcoming episodes will break down how control inputs change at different speeds, why those changes matter, and how to practice skills deliberately and safely — on pavement and beyond it.
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Chapters

00:00 Introduction
07:02 5 Differences Between At-Speed and Slow-Speed Riding
11:58 Throttle and Clutch Relationship
15:56 The 5 Stages of the Friction Zone
19:52 How to Identify Your Friction Zone Stage
20:56 Sufficient Power to the Rear Wheel
21:45 Constant Throttle Explained
22:43 Spray Nozzle Analogy
25:07 5 (or 6) Pre-Ride Checklist Items
31:18 Aviation Checklists and Rider Discipline
32:53 Friction Braking
34:50 Changing the Traditional Curriculum
40:31 Why These Techniques Work
42:02 2026 BMW F800GS Overview
43:10 “If I Can Do It…”
43:26 Exercise 1A – Slow Ride (Clutch Only)
49:08 Exercise 1B – Slow Ride Using Rear Brake
54:20 Exercise 1B – Slow Ride to a Controlled Stop
57:51 Exercise 2A – Smooth Starts and Stops
01:02:27 Exercise 2B – Stop From At-Speed
01:05:01 Debrief