Let us know what other common mistakes you make as a rider! Sound off in the comments with your own or someone else's newbie blunders.

1. Not wearing protection gear

For those who's asking, that is Yamaha xsr 900

For the signal light issue, you just have to practice yourself in using it every time you turn. Once your brain gets use to it, your body will instinctively just do it. You’ll just be surprised after “hala, kusang gumalaw daliri ko. “ Kahit walang ibang tao sa kalye o driver na nakasunod o kasalubong, kung liliko o magchechange lane o oovertake, mag signal light ka. It is another way of self discipline. Based on my experience anyway. And love how sir caco rev the bike 🤣

Jinno describes things so well that I'm not even a Phillipino but I always watch.

The 1st point about gear is very important.

Great informative video! Can i please suggest to make a video for riders on how to properly use the road and how to ride with discipline? To be honest, most MC riders nowadays are becoming annoying (no offense to others who have discipline) on the road because of their lack of discipline. They always want to be ahead & doesn't want to stop and they don't know if they're becoming an obstruction to other vehicles, don't know how to overtake properly (they will always cut you), basta may maliit na space, sisingit at ipapasok parin... especially during a stop light.. laging gustong mauna silang lahat...sorry po, but that's the sad reality of our roads today. Thank you.

Seeing boss caco really makes a smile on my face 😆

Nice video and some solid advice.

Great advice, and not just for motorcycle riding. For any given situation there are thing that you can control to be safe. Don't take any unnecessary chances.

Agree with all points. I’d also like to add that it’s good to make it a habit to get visual confirmation that your side stand is down before leaning your bike. Just depending on feel and sound might not be enough sometimes. You can also check the surface you’re going place it down on while you’re at it.

I learned the side stand the hard way. First time parking the bike I thought the clack I heard was from the side stand, but instead it was the peg that sprung back after I pushed it up. Luckily I had enough power to lay the bike down rather carefully

Holy Cow! This is hilarious! 🤣🤣 Now I know what Caco looks like riding a motorcycle.

A new subscriber from India have landed here just now 😉 You're doing a good job.. Keep growing with millions of subscribers ❤️👍

more videos for newbies PLEASE!!!

Very well said sir. Pinyo pala to ang din sa english. Kaya pala gaya ng iba nag e english din wala ganung subscribers kc yung iba di ma syadong naka intindi. Mas like pa nila yung mga idol nilang vloggers na puro harorot sa daan. Astig na yun para sa kanila. This channel deserve more subscribers. Nicely done sir. New here hehe

Two seconds in and I'm already giggling.

The indicator is one I certainly need to work on... Will try your tip

I highly recommend a bike with a side stand sensor, saves that aggravation, but on a similar line, I switch my bike off by turning the key to the off position, however on a couple of occasions I have accidentally also pressed the kill switch, either while reversing the bike in to the garage or while putting it on the centre stand. On returning to the bikes they have failed to start and I have been left scratching my head as to why. Clearly a mistake more commonly done by new riders.

As about side light, Ive connected low frequency beeper which helps me to turn off. I highly suggest everyone to get side light beepers. Its not for others but for riders.