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According to me most imp skill is "patience". Letting go of your ego will save your life thousand times on the road

Being an Indian/in India one skill we all riders get is our active vision is so wide and good that we quickly avoid any unwanted things like autos, pedestrians crossing everywhere lol

This was taught to me by Shumi on day 1 of TWO. This stuck with me. The motorcycle always goes where you look. I realized that the body implicitly aligns almost instantly into the right posture conducive for the bike to move in the direction you look. I am also realizing that my bike does exactly what I think it should do…. And this forces me to keep my mind clear when I ride. This is a lovely episode. More riding skills videos please.

The most loved part of podcast series is to learn from Shumi 😍❤️❤️

Very important video for all riders, very well explained keep it up. Waiting for more💯♥️

This is a very important video for everyone

The most important skill I have learnt after two falls is to look out for three wheeler autorickshaws, which change lane without indicators or looking at rear view mirrors 🙄.

When my dad taught me cycling at 10 he focused a lot on this looking correctly thing. Although not in such details 🙂😸....need more of this

When Shumi is your instructor nobody wants to miss the class. Whatever the subject is I just want to listen.

This is exactly how a lecture should be... Straight to point , no shitty jokes , just pure knowledge without wasting any time!!💯💯🔥 Even experienced proffessors who have spend there whole life teaching others sadly do not know how to do this..... Shumi rocks🤩🌟

Shumi : “watching the cliff for too long you could miss the turn” My brain: Watching beautiful pedestrians for too long and not slowing down for speed bump/pothole 😄

Shumi answers the question “if MBA B-schools had Motorbiking as a subject”.

I would really like to learn motorcycle off roading and adv riding skills.

The art of leaning into a corner and exiting it safely. Want this 😭

A podcast on braking. When to use the front only, when to use the rear only and when to use both.

Every single racing school I've ever been to gives significant emphasis to this PRO TIP. Thank you for the information being dished out in these podcasts. Truly insightful.

Definitely want more of these podcasts! Great work PD❤

The most important a rider to learn and refresh your knowledge if u already know this.. ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO/PODCAST

You should really think of including graphics/animations during such explanation

Loved the podcast! Maybe discuss the potential race tracks we can go practise on if we're starting out? Starting with major cities and maybe a few honourable mentions of others. Thanks ❤️❤️

Solid Advice! Attended a TVS L1 course and immediately noticed improvements in my eyes tracking the road ahead and looking at corners in a much better way. Another great point is " wow i am going fast ", i have noticed that my "comfortable speed" on the road ( same road, same time) varies on day to day basis, its important to be mindful about that. Thanks for great tips :)

Waiting for the next tip. Really appreciate this video, it covers something basic but adds in the pro tip which will enable us to ride better.

This is the best I have learnt about motorcycles sitting in my couch!! Thank you Shu-mi for the seamless passage of great info.. 👍👍

What a priceless piece of information!! This was as thou I was sitting in the class taking lessons and all of it made good sense !! Loved it !! Yess want more of these !!!

I really enjoyed this. Powerdrift is always like a teacher teaching us kids how to ride responsibly and meanwhile explaining the technicals. One day I would too come to learn these techniques in person

6:25 great piece of advice! So true! Will surely keep it in mind! 🙏🏽

Best thing about Shumi is that he doesn't even show himself riding in these videos and still makes his point with so much clarity.. I can visualise everything so smoothly.. Obviously credit goes to the script writer as well.. Great stuff👍🏼

Hey Shumi, Was waiting for this sort of a series, like many people I learnt riding in the lockdown thanks to WFH. Currently, I belong to the cohort of riders who are very less confident about their riding skill. Every time I ride I feel like there's an accident around the corner waiting to happen. Would love to see here the lessons you cover at TWO. You can make this series members only one, but please continue this series for god's sake.

Thank you. Would love more podcasts on riding skills for smooth and responsible rides.

Not only a riding lesson but a life lesson, "Look where you want to go". Excellent content!

Shumi, must say that was just great and informative. Thanks!

Loved it! Please make more of this. The examples are really helping.

I used to use this technique but your video has given me more clarity thanks

Lovley!!! Thanks for such simple informative and crucial video !

Amazing video and info as usual. Thank you Sumi Sir. Looking forward to more such videos. Cheers!

Please keep continuing this podcast. It's very informative tutorial for young riders and correction for old riders too.

We surely need more of those riding skill development podcasts.

Good one. Even that's what I always say to every rider. To have a pilot view.

Very useful and very important for bikers, even scooter and splendor guys should follow this.

Loved it.... loving every single podcast...

Great content Shumi, such key points are very important for enjoying motorcycling and ensure safety of riders.

thank you so much for this video. please make more of these.

Sir, it was very informative and helpful. I wish we get to see more of these skill videos because most of do not get a chance to attend the riding schools....so video like this from experts like you is a great help.

Shumi sir and John Abraham both are certified from same riding school of California. They can take any amount of speed they want 👍 Respect 👍

Loved this, Next body position, and how to improve cornering confidence aka leaning, and eventually, knee drags. Thank you Shumi!

How to tackle obstacles at high speeds Make more video's how to improve the skills btw I loved this episode

All the time I was doing it....now I understood the logic and biology behind it. Thanks PD for this crucial information. ❤️❤️❤️

Fantastic and simple concept - yet has such an impact! In Basketball, we often say "you hit what you see last" The other key skill I'd like to see PD talk about is Counter-steering, it can be potentially life saving skill

Have faced it and can swear by the "look where u need to go" principle.. And i also look towards PD for gr8 motoring content and Shumi for adding the essence..

Great video

This series got to be the most useful!!! Keep it coming please!!

Dear PD - Thank you for coming up with videos which are full of value this channel is the future of Indian Automotive , it checks all the lists , you have an amazing team. Please keep making more of these Request to consider for next one - Riding during covid (what are the latest rules/laws to consider riding during covid, are group rides a good idea during these times or go solo ? Masks in helmet or no masks etc.)

Thank you Shumi and the team. I really liked the podcast it is very informative. In the next one can you please also talk about how to develop throttle on and throttle off skills

While I thought I knew of this concept, this video and the detailed explanations have been eye opening! Please make more videos of this nature. I loved the "what to do in an accident" video as well.

This is what we need!!! Please make more content on riding skills

They say: " If you haven't tasted the asphalt yet, you will one day and then you'll know how to ride"

Thanks a lot..!! It was really helpful.. ☺

Shumi can you pls talk about the importance of suspension and chassis setup in a motorcycle and how new to intermediate riders can make the most out of knowing the details around it.

We need more such videos. Amazing work!!

Excellent video - very well explained...👍🏼👍🏼👌👌

In India, majority of the public use two wheeler as mode of transportation, which also contributes to the major chunk of road accidents. Unlike for cars, we don't see any formal training to ride motorcycles. This video surely helps in that sense and I request you to do more such educative videos!!

Awesome. Shumi. You rock. Pls do more of these podcasts.

I always like these kind of episodes form PD......

Hi, this is brilliant. Could we get something on the following maybe 1. How to manage throttle, overtaking, managing speed. 2. Braking, engine braking, braking techniques and such 3. How to cope with riding monotony 4. Riding with a pillion Super excited to hear more from you guys.

Very imp skill explained in simple way

I enjoyed the lesson pls keep educating us about riding

Amazing. With many years of riding, and after listening to this podcast, I realise that everything you said may happen in the beginning actually happened with me. And everything which is right, eventually happened as my riding experience increased. Superb PD team. 👌

This is no doubt helpful!! This shall surely get back people who took PDs help in finding their motorcycle and now get help in properly handling that motorcycle... WE WANT MORE!

A great initiative.. kindly do continue PD. 🙏

Shumi,, you are doing great job in educating us with all of these podcast's.. keep up the flame within Riders high & respected.

Very informative. Looking forward for more such content.

Thanks sir for giving such a good lessons ❤️

I think it was a very valuable advise by Shumi. 👍🏼 will help inexperienced riders a lot

Noob here. I have started riding motorcycles 3 months back. Should I use 2 fingers to pull in the clutch during shifting gears or use 4 fingers and pull the clutch all the way in and shift?

Good informative video, would like to watch more about ridding skills. 👍👍👍

Brilliantly explained!

Really love it waiting for the 2nd part of this video

Do make a video on riding on Indian roads at night and how to avoid sudden potholes or by passers. Cheers.

Perfectly said Shumi Please do episodes on these topics. To be honest we do have something to give to the society and future generations when we get experienced enough. Since you guys have the opportunity to explore a lot more than the common people in India please do share the knowledge It will surely help in long run Keep it up And thanks a lot 😊🙏🏼

Thank you Shumi. tried your riding tips and it works so good

Loved this information! It'd be great if you could do more videos on riding tips!

I always had the desire of riding for long distance on my own bike.. But never owned one. On my first ride with my friends(they have been riding for a while) to Lavasa, after I bought my DOMI 250 I was taken aback by the corner speed they were carrying on the twisties... I was afraid and had to brake hard once... But this skill was the first thing I tried and I was so happy that it came out perfectly.... Today Shumi talking about this is a validation and a tiny moment of pride for me who is still a very novice rider.

Excellent analysis

Very good set of informations...... Really a must have skills for all riders...... Keep it up ❤️❤️❤️

Most important indeed, this will keep you alive and riding for a long time.

Could we have a podcast on building up your own toolkit for your bike? Everything from a basic one to an advanced one?

I would love to see more of these especially on breaking.

Loved this. Please continue making such informative videos !

Don't stop ..I love this podcast. 🤩

Topic suggestions: 1. rev matching while down shifting 2. Is clutchless shifting safe for the motorcycle and should we do it?

This was really good. I learnt about this crucial skill a while back applied it to off-road trails and it works like a charm. Helps me dodge bigger stones and potholes easily. Since you are on the subject of crucial riding skills, I'd like a video on highway riding positions, as in which position would be most safest position to be in while riding on say, single lane roads, two lane roads, four lane roads, and six lane roads.

Good one, thank you! More of these please

very helpful episode. Can we have an episode on matching revs while shifting gears and engine braking?

Such value !! Keep up these insightful videos

I think counter steering should be next topic. In last 6 years I have never physically meet a guy, who knows that bikes counter steer. -My small story I started riding for tutions or college in 2007 on family and friends bikes but bought my own in 2016 and actually started riding. My only accident ever was in just 3rd month of buying bike, it's because I panicked and steer instead of counter steer in corner. And then I actually learnt riding. And again after that I have still not physically met a person who knows about counter steering. People fight and argue with me. I am talking about people with decades of riding experience. P.S.: I don't have any pro-rider friends. Solo rider.

Well said. Vision is the most underrated skill that motorcyclists do not look at (pun unintended). The motorcycle will go where the eyes look. Its surprisingly effective. Irrespective of whether its a smooth ghat road or a gnarly offroad trail. Au contraire, if you look at the rock, you will hit the rock.

Such an informative video for every rider. Keep making such videos ...👍👍

Nice content, pls create more videos like this on improving riding/driving skills

Great video🔥🔥. Cover the subject of cutting a corner on a hilly terrain, without being able to see on the other side.