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Appreciate your videos man. Older i get as a rider. The more important these concepts become

@DanDanTheFireman Regarding the video starting at 16:05 He was speeding about double the speed limit in city (50kmph) (official conclusion is that at the time of impact it was 70-80km/h and it is after he tried to break, before that way more) and did not have a drivers license and therefore basic knowledge and skill. Also that place is well known for traffic jams (every business day) at the time he crashed. His crash was the end of two day "joyride" disregarding every law, speed limit and even common sense. Guys like him give bad rep to all other riders out there. By the way he is not ok. He died by broken neck/spine the moment he smashed rear window with helmet

females always over react geez

Speed kills! Most of these riders did it to themselves!

His palms 🌴 are sweaty 🥵 Mom's spaghetti 🍝😂😂😂 Good catch, my man!

Hey dandan i have a few clips you could use. Where can i send them to you i definitely learned from them

8:16 Drum stick was the thing that flipped up off the road

1:02 Bennetts Bikesocial did a full rebuttal on Fortnine's video about amror being "useless", including getting into contact with people who did research on motorcycle injuries and said Fortnine misrepresented their data, so they are in fact not right. Plus as you've already starting to notice Fortnine oversimplified how motorcycle injuries occur because he took only one aspect - which is at at what force does human bones breaks - and painted that as the be all and end all criteria, when complicated things like if the bone breaks clean or is shattered into dozens of piece and can't be put back etc is actually very relevant too. tl;dr Fortnine's video is poorly researched and argued and nobody should take them seriously again - at least not until they get their shit back together and don't use psesudoscience to mislead people.

6:50 I think he stopped for the city bus pulling out from the bus stop

That opening clip hit home, less than a minute away from home with a new bike (replacing one that was stolen, 2 months prior) and I was hit off and his reaction was my the same as mine. It was a 2010 on a 2010 KTM 690 Duke and it was a write off. I’ve been driving cars ever since. It’s 2024 and only just now am I looking to get back in and I’m starting off low a KTM 390 Duke. Just so I can get back into the swing of things and learn from videos like this one.

5:30 No, stopping traffic for a group of imbeciles to ride through is not fine. They can follow the law like everyone else, otherwise you're a hypocrite when you take issue with car drivers doing stupid stuff. I ride, and crap like this is why I hate motorcyclists.

which link is the trama kit?

Just because you got gear doesn't mean you ride like clowns. You still ain't motogp riders on a racetrack.

I remember learning how important gloves are when it came time to wipe. 😭

That's what you get when you wear a furry helmet

7:00 i believe the fellow was slowing down for the traffic on the next block? I dont know, but these roads should have a turning lane. Honestly i'd go around the block or something that intersection is B.A.D

from the looks of the gauge cluster, that is a yamaha midnight star, and still it's a very very long bike

Sir just wanted to mention that I heard in the video that you did a root canal, immediately get that teeth out as many dentist believe that root canals are safe, they are not, a lot of bacteria grow in the dead tissue and influence your nervous system trough the tooth and the affected organ connected to that nervous system.

at that intruder, weight doesn't really transfer towards the front, please keep that in mind, it's a looooong bike!!

hey Dan, ever tried braking on a800 lb cruiser, like a Suzuki C109 classic?? I tried, front brake they are nothing.. compared to the rear brake... clip around 1:40

Dan Dan (TFM), I love that your watching as we are watching. It makes your comments so much more genuine, it's your immediate reaction. Thanks

Good video. It’s been awhile since I watched bc I felt like you were talking about each incident for too long. This was perfect. Just a few comments and then on to the next crash. 👌🏼

At 16:50, the motorcycle crossed a continuous white line, which is forbidden in the EU. Many of these accidents seem avoidable, I wonder what the average age of motorcyclists is?

It doesn't matter why he stopped, look in our mirrors and pump your brake to activate your brake lights. And be prepared to MOVE.

Some tortoises can float. Natures way of helping them during flooding

Yeh when I wrecked as a teen and fell down a ditch, I didn't check for N and couldn't move the bike so I ditched it.... Then had to pay to get the bike back as some company got it towed.

Intersections in the USA are absolutely bonkers. Here in The Netherlands all intersections are designed in a way that no other vehicles are potentially going to cross your lane. So either they have a red light or a separate lane for turning on the intersection. In the USA it seems like free-for-all :')

6:37 if you watch closely, the left indicator is flashing on his dashboard, so he was trying to turn left.

I ride but was in my car at the time and saw a biker at an intersection wanting to turn, from experience I know dead stop right turns for a bike have a chance of running wide so I was ready for it. Low and behold the biker pulls out and runs wide passing double yellow into my lane and I had to swerve to avoid him. Saved my car and saved his life, he was t shirt/ shorts on a harley. Just wanted to share and thought it was interesting how motorcycle experience can translate to car driving as well.

There's a universal rear-ending rule in Europe. If car B drives behind a car A and B crashes into A, car B is ALWAYS the guildy party. You are legally obliged to keep the safe distance at any circumstances. So in that rear-ending of the bike video, the car is 100% at fault by definition.

Put that girl on a cbr250 to learn, not a cbr600.

20:40 … If I saw something like that where I’m no help, I’d keep my eyes forward, stay focused on what’s in front & just turn my head a little to capture on chin-cam to view it later… But, I can’t be on the freeway/highway anyway! 😂 🛵💨

Th wife's fault, she did not signal.

13:30 is definitely small pp energy

I don't really mind getting cut off, as-long as the car has its' turn signals on :D

I may not be an expert rider, but I do know that you are not supposed to ride with your face on the ground.

Hi Dan ,With the rear end clip , I'm surprised you don't talk more about motion activated rear break helmet lights , like 'Breakfree' ect , Or do you believe they don't make a difference? Cheers

What is the discord link for MTC?

😊7:37 If you look at the car, the B pillar would block the drivers view of the rider if they looked over their shoulder.

Possibly he was turning left and a car moved into the center of the exit and he was looking for a safe entry

"That's a piece of wood or a baguette" was friggin hilarious!

I think the guy who was rear ended stopped for traffic ahead (blue bus) just weird perspective with the 360 camera.

Nobody is trying to learn all of your stages while they’re freaking crashing. I think I’m in Orange maybe yellow

7:00 naming yourself "hitobkr" (hit o biker?) was just asking for trouble.

Insurance scam🤔

I know the correct answer is "let them in"... but my brain just says no when it happens!!

The girl that tipped over & 'whiskey throttled' is adorable. Glad she has a good supportive dude, and not some db.

"I don't know if he meant to push you", Dan, come on man that was clearly deliberate...

Knee down or no sub

For every clip where there is a rider that is hurt by a driver that is doing something dumb there are 10 videos for idiots on motorcycles driving too fast and breaking all of the road rules and putting everyone else in danger. Organ donors the lot of them.