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| OCTOBER 2010 |
Deauvillerider1 |
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Hi & Thankyou
Hi Nigel,
I just thought I would take the time to say thankyou for all your Advanced motorcycling youtube videos. I am 36 years old and passed my motorcycle test 4 years ago now. I have watched every one of your youtube video's and taken everything you've said on board. I have just a few weeks ago join IAM and they were amazed that I was so good just from watching your footage.
I am due to do my mock test on Saturday and hopefully my test in a few weeks. I am then going to hopefully take further training to become an observer. Who knows, one day I may even meet up with you.and thankyou in person.
What you do, really does make a difference and probably save lifes. Keep up the good work.
Dave. |
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theonlyjoker1 |
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Thanks for all the clips you have put on, i am picking up many good techniques to keep myself that bit safer and improve my riding.As a newly qualified rider i appreciate all the helpful and informative vids you have taken the time and effort to put up.
Keep up the good work i don't doubt you are saving a few lives.
Best Wishes
Andrew. |
| JULY 2010 |
arryace |
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Hello Advanced Biker.
i am the Motorcycle safety Coordinator for Gloucestershire's Road Safety Partnership and as a means of promoting rider training and collecting 'biker' opinions i have started a facebook page.
the reason i am contacting you is i would like to post some of your video's on the page.i guess i don't actually need permission but I'm slightly old fashioned and a little courtesy goes a long way
regards,
Chris Harrison |
| MAY 2010 |
houltmac |
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Hi Nigel
Just wanted to say thanks for the advice you have given me and also for the videos. I have found them very useful in improving my daily riding (though I know I have a lot to work on still) and they have encouraged me to join my local RoSPA group.
I hope to have a tutor in the next week or so and start ASAP. I have already started trying to give myself commentary, but in town it's pretty hard for your mouth to keep up with your eyes/brain. I notice the vast majority of your videos are on country roads and I know I was better at reading the roads etc. during my recent trip to North Wales on those roads so hopefully that's a good sign.
I always worry that I did or didn't react in town depending on your point of view (position mostly, since it's often subtle but conscious movements on smaller roads with traffic and parked cars. I also worry that sometimes I react to things because local knowledge means I expect them/look for them, but then I feel more comfortable with the advanced stuff on roads I don't know.
I'm rambling because I'm nervous (but excited) to start the training. Isn't it funny how a normally very confident biker can suddenly get so nervous when they even think about an instructor following them?
Cheers again Nigel, and sorry for rambling in your ear.
Matt |
| SEPTEMBER 2008 |
FLOOPNOOT - NETHERLANDS |
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I just spent 5 days riding in Sauerland, Germany and I just kept hearing this guy advancedbiker inside my head: "stay out, stay out", "forget the right, plan for the left", "I like it!"
Thanks for all the useful videos! |
| AUGUST 2008 |
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YOUTUBE - FINGERJONES |
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great set of video's and i'm learning from watching them (well, watching and then going out and putting into practice that is). Good work sir |
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YOUTUBE - ANDYDMORLEY |
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Good day to you,
I stumbled some time ago upon your site and have found the lessons and riding methods very benificial.
So much, I have changed my methods of going into bends nd judging corners speeds etc.
So, for that I thank you and hope to gain more and more from you as you release more video footage and indeed look over past as yet not viewed footage.
Hi Nigel,
Firstly can I say thank you for your generosity in sending me the DVD.
I have watched it now twice (I will watch many more yet)...
Each time I have developed a little more in my techniques for riding.
I now fully use the bend lines and structures used for maintaining a clear
route through the bends. A correct and when suitable progressive speed
in the bends and above all much much safer in the process.
A few days ago I was riding around the Lincolnshire Wolds and surrounding
areas and made use of the techniques for overtaking. Whilst I believe I was
a suitably safe over taker favouring safety for a risky or questionable -
manoeuvre I have to accept I was not reading the road as well as I needed to
so, once again thank you.
I shall watch the DVD many times so every aspect of your training becomes
second nature I will (as you have already agreed) pass the DVD onto some friends
who I know will benefit as I have from the wisdom contained within.
I will close by once again thanking you, your You Tube videos and the DVD have
become a valuable tool in making me, and I hope many others safer and better riders.
Andy.
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YOUTUBE - MYLOVELYMAN2 |
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Mr Advanced Biker, I really enjoy your videos and have learnt a lot from them. No man is a perfect rider, but you display a truely excellent attitude of humility, and this keeps you open to learning all the time,and the rest of us a bit safer, it is very easy to criticise as certain " merchant bankers" have felt a compelling need to.
I have just completed a safer motorcylcing and riding technique course. Could you recommend any others? |
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YOUTUBE - MYNAMEIS5150 |
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Great videos Hello there,
I just wanted to say how good I think your videos are. I passed my DAS test on July 23 (with a clean sheet!), and I'm really keen to keep my hand in with training.
I'm thoroughly enjoying my new SV650 Sport, and I'm going to book some advanced training once I have a few hundred miles under my belt.
For now, though, while I'm having fun getting to know my new machine (and the mean streets of London), it's great to have your excellent videos to refer to so I can try to keep bad habits at bay.
Keep up the good work!
John |
| JULY 2008 |
MATT PAINES - XSEO LIMITED |
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Nothing to do with Bike Sense but came accross this video by Nigel Bowers of Advanced Motorcycle Training . As a motorcyclist it is always nice to see how the pros do it - and filtering is often one of those grey areas that people get wrong all the time. |
| 2008 |
Youtube feedback |
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13 May 2008 |
Hi,
I've watched a few of your excellent video clips on youtube and really just wanted to say thanks. I have so far completed my CBT training, am about to do my theory test and then will do a DAS course to hopefully gain my full licence. The plan after this is to get a 600c bike and look to do some further (advanced) training as soon as possible.
Watching your videos has really opened my eyes to the amount of learning required for safe riding and that there is so much more to learn after getting a full licence. After watching your videos I hope to be a safer biker. I can't wait to get my licence.
Thanks (again!),
Steve
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| February 2008 |
Simon Weir BIKE Magazine
Enhanced Rider Assessment - Use of Video |
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The clip on Youtube:- That's absolutely brilliant – well, the minimal display of rear obs isn't, but it's brilliant to see myself ride. I've not had that before and it's absolutely fascinating. Really rams home the points you made – they're the same things I'm looking at and thinking, faster, give it more space, late on line, where's the shoulder check?!!! What a good device!
Thank you very much Simon
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