I think 24 feet is a good standard, especially in the US. Almost all bikes can do 24 feet.

I'll just add that to get driving license in Poland you need to make figure eight 5 times in a 23x46 ft box on either Yamaha MT-07 or Suzuki Gladius. This is your first maneuver on exam, if you pass it you need to do slow slalom twice, quick (at least 30 kph) slalom twice and few other maneuvers, checking your ability to countersteer, emergency braking etc. Once you get them all correctly, you can proceed to the road test, where you ride through the city and an examination car follows you, giving you directions over the radio (e.g. "turn left on the next section", or "turn around on the first possible spot"). As I'm watching youtube videos I'm getting more and more convinced that Polish driving license examination is quite reasonable. It's not easy, but everyone who has a license has proven his/her ability to control the bike at slow speed, countersteer at higher speeds and riding in normal city traffic.

wow, and i thought the one in the uk was tough!

what gear do you ride in on CBF 125 - I suppose it's 2nd gear... I won a Honda CB 125 and mostly ride in 2nd

@@realdaybreaker8013 1, 2 or 3. All doable but for each the technique is different.

Thanks Yaniv!!!

@@kevinwong9656 how far apart the cones are placed ?

Yes.

Or even 1.5x

lol like he had too much coffee, narrator that is