25 years of riding and I have never seen this. Incredible.

Very useful tip for senior riders on heavy motorcycle. Best wishes from India.

Those tiny tips that gets you out of a tight situation! Excellent!! Thank you!

Awesome ! Tnx Ridden for years. Ripped all leg and Sholder muscles many times trying to drag my bike back, great tip !

One of the best tips I ever had! Thank you!

Wow. This is exactly what I was looking forward and worked great. I subscribed, hit the bell, and thumbs up it.

The Professor. ❤That’s Awesome 😎

See, that's why it's always good to have an open eye for someone else's tips and tricks. Great advice:" Let the frontsprings do the work for you"! Last August I traded in my " lightweight" 2005 Electra Glide Classic for a CVO Electra, which is about 80 kilo's " less light". I really had to get used to that extra amount of weight, so every trick someone has to reign a bike like that, is most welcome. Thank you sir, for sharing! Greetings from Holland 👍🇳🇱🇳🇱

Ive learned that the hard way. Believe me everyone will get it on their own. When you're in that situation, you have no choice but to yank on those handle bars. After each yank, you realize you have to use the front brake to prevent you from rolling back to where you where to begin with. Soon you will realize that the shocks are working with you so you will naturally use that leverage. I've done this to get turned around in sand. Was going down a narrow dirt road and the ground was getting looser and looser until I realized I had to turn around. It will take longer in sand, (and more sweat) but you will get to where you need to be in time.

This same maneuver works great if you want to turn your bike around in the garage too. Great tip and it works.

Great tip 👍🏾 I always have hard time backing up. I should give it a try tmrw!!!😍❤❤❤❤

God bless this man! Thanks!

Man this is realy helpful i wish i knew this last week... Thank you sir

Fantastic tip!! thank you!

In my younger days I could push a bike backwards up a slope with my legs....now that I am older this is great advice!!! 👍👍

A great practical tip ! Thanks,

Great tip! I'm not tall and ride a Road Glide and always have issues reverse parking with any kind of incline up

Handy and helpful... many of us are not the most confident (or experienced) riders. Motorcycles, like tattoos, have become increasingly popular, maybe even a little trendy, and there's a lot of novice riders on sophisticated big bikes. I have had trouble pushing my own bike backwards, so this 'shox' technique is a very useful piece of advice.

As simple as that is.I never thought of it. Thank You.

Thank you! One to add to the practice list.

Thanks for the tip on backing up the motorcycle.

Man! Who knew. This is a huge help. Thanks!!

Hi! I'm from Brazil, kind of short, and I own a sportster 883cc. I garantee this will save my ass someday. Thanks a LOT for the tip!

Wow, that was a great tip, will try it next time!

Awesome tip! More tips please! Thanks in advance!

Thanks a lot, MAN. Best regards to You. God bless You.

Great advice thank you.

great tip. just found it today. Thanks!

Awesome! You are the man! Thanks!

Wow thanks for posting been writing many many years learning sons a day thanks so much I appreciate

Nice! I'm gonna try this. Great tip

Wow - amazing! Thank you Sir!

Very good advice

Saved my ass... Thanks for posting this great tip!👍🏾

Love that!!! Thanks!!

Great advice

Brilliant. Thanks!

Now this is something useful. Thanks.

Wow I never knew about this. I’ll have to give it a try.

Thanks that’s a great tip, subscribed !

Now you tell me 😂. Good tip, cheers!

This is so cool, thank you sir!

That’s awesome!

Good info for any rider, no matter the manufacturer of that Bike!

Thank for this!

That is the coolest trick I have seen I can cancel my knee replacement !

Huge thanks!

Great tip

Fantastic tip

Great info

Kool helmet!

Dude, thank you!

Thank You Sir!

Brilliant 🏍🧐😎

Never thot of that, thank you!

Or you can do i what I did and install a reverse on your Harley road glide. It's not cheap but it's nice because this method he is showing you works awesome on paved parking lots, but some of the bike weeks I go to have gravel parking lot which makes it nearly impossible because your feet slip on the gravel. You would think all the money these bars make during bike week they would concrete or asphalt there parking lot but that only happens in the perfect world. Even in gravel with my Reverse I have to be super careful because I have to apply front brake to slow me down and if your front wheel is turned you can easily drop the bike if you apply front brake to fast or to much pressure. I'm 55 years old now and the reverse on my road glide was a good investment for me. I installed the baker reverse.

Oh Ok That's a great tip.,cheers

Awesome! Thank you so much! :D

Thank you sir!

Genius!!!

Damn Beer Trucks!!

One of the most common sence tips I've seen.

Wow! Thank you.

Very good lesson

Great way to get outta fix that you put yourself into by pulling into your a parking spot that's sloping down Instead of just taking a few seconds more and backing your bike into the parking spot ! Only took me one time to learn my lesson about backing my 650 lb bike up and out of that hell hole🤬 and didnt know this cool 😎 trick 👏💪🤣

Number 1 Harley - Davidson.🌎🇺🇸🦅🏍 #Freedom.❤

Thank you!!

Thank you.

Thank You!

You Leo guys on bikes are amazing man. Love watching y’all perform. Thanks for the tip

Cool! Will this technique also work on. Honda Rebel 500? I’m quite a petite lady. Thanks!

Fantastic Tkhs

Awesome

nice!

Very good

thank you.

Oh wow! I didnt know this was possible!

Thanks 👍

Thank you sir

Ahhhhh Harley and you simply could of given us a reverse like Honda does for their TOUR CLASS. But, noooooooooo!

thankyou. this may save my ass one day. cheers

Will have to try that as I am a shrimp

If you can't pull your bike backwards on a bland slope, you are probably to small for that kind of bike. I ride a Goldwing 1100 from 1983 myself without the reverse. It cost some strength but no problem at all because the bike fits my heigth. (Good tip though)

this guy sounds like michael ehrmantraut

I just bought my first Harley Davidson and it's taking some getting used to, especially the extra weight. However, when I back it up, I feel like I'm going to tip it over. The same goes for taking it out of the garage and going for a ride. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.

WOW 💥

Thank you

But I'm stuck in the corner of my single car garage with a polished slippery floor by the entry door Can't go forward can't go back. It's like my first day after 16 years without a bike or a good back. I can probably get it out and drive it in my garage but then I have the problem of getting it back out of the garage next time I go ride. My driveway is not long but it is downhill so I don't know if I can lock the front brake and let it slowly work down to the road.. or ride the clutch in the first gear backing out but man I only get one chance of this but one second get a system down I'll be good .

I greatly appreciate your Tip / Trick. I am a small person 5' 8" and bought an HD Ultra Classic (1100lbs) and I keep searching You Tube for ideas, Yours is the best for me so far. Thank you very much, I have saved your page.

Great tip, however I'm not sure my 5'4" self can get the leverage

thank u sir

Saviour!!!!

Cheers

on pavement ok but what about gravel or sand ?

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I've seen that once I need tp perfect thatove.for.sure. it's easier then it looks

That also will get a heavy bike to back out of a wheel chock

Well ill be... Thanks

What if I'm on a BMW GS1200?

Never happened to me 🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂