Wheelie training with Chris Birch - Off Road Motorcycle Instructor
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These agility & skills courses/exercises are designed to help develop the fundamental riding skills of clutch, throttle, brake and active balance by the rider.
Precise practice in coordinating these techniques can lead to instinctive/reflexive actions by the rider and allow for more precise control of the motorcycle.
Mastery of these techniques allows the rider to more smoothly transition the bike when cornering as well as being able to react reflexively when encountering unexpected changes in surface traction in off road conditions.
Depending on your skill level, you may want to make the courses larger to feel more comfortable while you develop these skills.
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Learning to wheelie on a 1250GS
😅 It's not the best size to start out on.. but it can be done follow the master! 🤙
Invaluable skill. Instinctively had to do this to lift the front wheel over a deep erosion ditch at 30mph in the Morrocan Saharah last month. Was OMG!
Washouts is a perfect example of needing to lift that front tire!👍
missed the break pedal, now I've got a bike for sale 😉
It can all go sideways in an instant...😅
Looking forward to seeing a video about this from your channel! I just want to be able to clear the front tire over obstacles reliably.
👍 Yes! Being able to lift that front a bit opens up a lot of riding options off road.
Chris Birch could wheelie a sunken ship. The guy is a beast!
Absolutely!
Such a nice guy too👍🏻
@@advmotoskillz that's good to hear. I'd love to meet him (and learn from him)
@@apancher if you get the chance… definitely go for it!!!
@@advmotoskillz that would be a dream! I'm not sure if he does anything in the US
The GS and GSA are difficult to get the front up when off road unless you have a slight bump or can compress the front more. As always more practice!
😅 the front end is very heavy
I need to practice this soooo badly! In general, on a1250GS, with all of its torque, is it better to do this in 2nd grear?
I would recommend first gear. Have a finger ready to pull the clutch at all times and a toe to step on the rear brake. Definitely watch Chris’s How to Wheelie video. It is the best tutorial out there!
@@advmotoskillz I will do that, thanks!! Very good skill to have for offroad riding in my case........definitely no desire to be doing wheelies on the street!
I really want an Africa twin or an 890. But honestly I think I will stick to my enduro bike for a while. I’m not that old yet.
890 is a great platform for all kinds of fun 🤙
Nice
Thanks! Lots of practice to get that bike to lift up...
Got this down perfect on my electric super scooter...but just a bit harder to nail on the bike.
That instant torque on the electric⚡️ must be fun!!
c'est surtout pas du tout les mêmes moto, faire un wheeling avec un GS 1200 bm, faut être sacrément motivée, de plus vu tout les garde fou électronique sur la bmw je compatis largement
Accepter! Je ne recommanderais pas d'apprendre sur le 1200 pour le cycliste moyen.👍Mais c'était amusant!
@@advmotoskillz sûr j'ai bien ri aussi je te l'accorde..
@@AsAuvAge 😅🤙
I need a good rear brake or I'll end my back on the ground. My bike is not adventure though it is a dirt bike, wr250f.
Yes! Need to cover that rear brake!!! And clutch...
This is Chris Burch on ktm, isn’t it?
Yes... Chris is on the KTM. Had the pleasure to ride with him and learn some tricks
Which mode enduro pro…
Traction abs off ?
Traction control is off to allow for rear tire grip. Mode & ABS choice are less important. I suggest watching Chris Birch's video here th-cam.com/video/6oh95eTdsNs/w-d-xo.html
Learning to wheely on that big bimmer seems scary as hell..
It is not the ideal bike to learn wheelies on for sure. Chris's step by step approach and going to at a pace you are comfortable with, it is possible!
lol. Same here. It's nice to know that it can be done, I will keep practising.
I can do this
🤙
Hey hey!!! KTM 890 adventure R is much lighter with 240 mm suspension and 263 mm ground clearance. GS is too heavy and bigger bike with lower suspension and ground clearance.
The KTM has a number of nice features for sure.
Ooo, this I like even better! 🫵👍
🙌 Right?!!! What a great weekend that was.