How to make Amazing U-Turns, like Japanese Police

Nice elaboration...thanks

I thought the shoulder glance was a little diliberate, but then realized it's part of the muscle memory programming.

I think this is only for "NINJA", congratulations on the videos, it's very valuable!

Unfortunately , the only way to make the techniques properly is by practicing and dropping the bike many times until you get the right position, which means, we will have to invest in crash cage to protect the bike

Cool !! Thnx

"I'm not aplying any big force" obviously, that' a 125..... now go do that on a harley....

whaaaaat aaa fuuuuckk? wow

Please, do these videos with sport bikes as well! Thank you

what if you do not have a clutch? (dct 1100) lol

Really informative, thanks for that. Now to get out there and practice, practice, practice :D

Awesome. Slowing down the playbook speed helps illustrate this technique. Excellent. Thanks!

I am glad that You could watch the few pushinng lean to the opposite side just before the quich turning.

This is in argentina? Can you tell me the size of the handlebar of your bike

Makes sense because on a bike or motorcycle you actually do turn the opposite way you want to go first...........

It's unbelievable to see Bajaj NS200 behind you when you were turning where you live

How heavy is your bike?

I only see you, as twice as big as this toybike you are driving. Doesn't look manly.

Once more, a very nice instructional video on a topic I'll be giving a try in the near future. Love it.

it is especially important to practice this a lot if you have a very heavy bike. That throttle/clutch control will absolutely save you.

Nennt sich Gegenlenken. Lernt man in der Fahrschule.

Only key to uturns is using the rear brake, don't make it overly complicated.

In a nutshell, counter-steering and LOTS of practice.

bro has the best type of russian accent

My YAMAHA Scooter is superb at these. I use same Technique minus the clutch feather. Gave me real surprise when first using it in traffic. Whips around neh. Gotta love CVT drive

Well this might work, but After I dropped my Ducati I'm just going to do wider turns in the future.

Love to see this bike in 2033 . This bike is discontinued right

I will be giving it a try

Nice Arlen Ness suit!

This is how we teach it in the U.S., and almost all cruiser riders use it regularly.

Honda ❤

вот уж не думал что мне придется смотреть твой канал через переводчик)

What model bike are those cops using?

Actually, you're wrong, and using a smaller, naked bike to teach people isn't perfect either because these are bigger bikes where it's all about moving your body weight around, so, yes, it is all about the rear brake, clutch and throttle timing BUT it's also about shifting your weight more

I need 2 see you do it on a heavy bike! Cmon man🙏👍👍

can clearly hear ur ruski accent

amazing - if I hadn't stopped riding motorbikes after my major crash (well 10 years after) nearly 50 years ago I'd be trying this technique out ASAP !

Dude your method is horrible and not what I was taught learning to ride many many many years ago.

Brilliant, I'm 69 and just got back on the bike after 40 years. I'm fine with everything except the u turns. I will crack it though.

nothing new, secret or even "japanese", it same principle to counter-steering, and loaded the front tire for grip.
if paying attention to the fork suspension it compressed when turning, make shaper turn, then when it rebound ready for accel. it's more agile compared to normal u-turn. both technique is ok, just different condition.

That is tighter than an virgin girl (with legal age ofc)

hello, try to do this with Africa twin

Thank you

Amazing brother! thx for uploading this vids

I didnt know borat taught motorcycle riding. Love it great tips!

I guess that if we want to do such sharp U turns the Samurai way the best tool for the job is a Katana from Suzuki. 😉

Good video as usual Andrey.

All the best from Brazil. ✌

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