Это МОЖЕТ спасти тебе жизнь на мотоцикле / Как правильно ездить на мотоцикле?

🔻 The "Men's Territory" Telegram channel is about what gives you a thrill in life and helps you stay focused – good old-school - https://paywall.pw/md_mt?utm_source=y... 🔻 You can order motorcycle gear and learn about biker life on our website – https://grandparider.ru/?utm_source=y... Greetings everyone! Max Ded with you! Where should you ride your motorcycle to avoid hitting a pothole, a rut, or getting hit by a truck? It's not an idle question, and in the new episode of "Papa Carlo School," I use real-world examples to explain how to ride a motorcycle and avoid becoming part of the motorcycle accident statistics. I've been driving since I was 14, and from experience, I can clearly tell you which lanes are most likely to cause trouble, and which are less likely to get into trouble. This is the basics of safe motorcycle riding, which is rarely explained in a human-like manner. In the video, I discuss: the dangers of the shoulder and why all the road debris is there, what a rut and a water wedge are, and how they ruin tires and confidence, how cars and trucks cut off motorcyclists when overtaking them just a hair's breadth away, why a cable barrier on the highway is a real headache for bikers, the difference between a two-lane road with oncoming traffic and a four-lane highway in terms of safety. Watch to the end, and you'll find out which two places on the road I consider the least dangerous for a motorcycle, and why absolute safety on two wheels is impossible in principle. STRUCTURE 0:00 - Introduction 0:37 - Two-Lane Road 0:45 - Position #1: On the Side 2:19 - Position #2: Center 3:42 - Position #3: Left 4:29 - Four-Lane Road 4:55 - Position #1: On the Side 5:09 - Position #2: Center 6:03 - Position #3: Left 6:36 - Four-Lane Road (Left Lane) 7:32 - Position #1: Left 09:35 - Position #2: Center 11:42 - Position #3: Right 12:46 - The Safest Part of the Road for a Motorcycle 13:46 - Conclusion #maxded #grandparider #motoculture #bikers #biker #moto #motorcycles #traffic rules #rules #motorcycle school