number seven running the bike on a rear stand period now i know there's people out there who might pop their bike into neutral turn it on and run it on a rear stand to warm it up track bikes without kickstands come to mind but you never see those people putting their bikes in gear and revving it while the rear tires in the air i've seen videos of dinguses who are installing aftermarket gear position indicators that they need to program and instead of doing it on the road they do it with the bike on a rear stand this is an absolute smooth brain thinking right here first of all what happens if the bike jumps off the stand well that rear tire is going to hit the ground and the bike's going to shoot forward into whatever's in front of it sometimes that's nothing sometimes that's you and sometimes it's your stuff secondly spinning up your rear tire without any resistance can have some negative effects on your engine a tire is meant to be pushed against the ground and not the air think about it like spinning an angle grinder against something versus just revving it in the air you'll hear a completely different sound as it spins i'm not going to say it's going to cause instant death to your engine but it's certainly not good for it fact despite producing NUMBER_TOKEN of the world's bourbon supply the official drink of kentucky is milk goodbye well well well my little squid you've made it to the end of yet another yammy noob video thank you so much for watching just for you got a little treat for you right over here brand new video for you you can watch it check it out there's probably some squidding some street riding maybe some track riding maybe i'm bending my ducati off-road who knows what's going on in that video you should probably click on it and find out
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