A lesson where I lead some of the way explaining forward planning techniques. I've edited points onto the video as we go. Using a Sony HQ1 lens and DV recorder. You can see how quality and come on since this video
@diff22000-That's a very valid question Colin, the main reason I crossed the road was as an example to the following pupils as to how good a view I was getting. The questions to ask in any situation like this are 1/ is it safe to do 2/ Is there an advantage to doing it and 3/ Would me doing this be misleading to other road users. So in answer to your question, I may not have done this if I was being followed. Each situation needs to be assessed on it's own merits at the time. Hope this helps.
Hi Good video. One question, if you were being followed by car drivers would you still go to the wrong side of the road for the view? I am just wondering if it may lead to some confusion for them not knowing why?
@Stormhead0912 ...Agreed, hopefully others will learn by his mistake, I also saw him reaching for his brakes when on the mud and had to tell him to leave them alone, phew!
That mistake your student made at the very end of the clip just goes to show the dangers of riding when a bit fatigued. Lucky he didn't have an off, but I'm sure he'll not forget it in a hurry!
@diff22000-That's a very valid question Colin, the main reason I crossed the road was as an example to the following pupils as to how good a view I was getting. The questions to ask in any situation like this are 1/ is it safe to do 2/ Is there an advantage to doing it and 3/ Would me doing this be misleading to other road users. So in answer to your question, I may not have done this if I was being followed. Each situation needs to be assessed on it's own merits at the time. Hope this helps.
RoadcraftNottingham 1 year ago
Hi Good video. One question, if you were being followed by car drivers would you still go to the wrong side of the road for the view? I am just wondering if it may lead to some confusion for them not knowing why?
Not a criticism but an honest question.
Best wishes
Colin.
diff22000 1 year ago
@Stormhead0912 ...Agreed, hopefully others will learn by his mistake, I also saw him reaching for his brakes when on the mud and had to tell him to leave them alone, phew!
RoadcraftNottingham 1 year ago
That mistake your student made at the very end of the clip just goes to show the dangers of riding when a bit fatigued. Lucky he didn't have an off, but I'm sure he'll not forget it in a hurry!
Stormhead0912 1 year ago