Top 3 Off Road Riding Tips|Dual Sport Enduro ADV

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In this weeks Sedlak Offroad School riding tip Daniel Sedlak explains the three most important riding techniques to master when you are new to off road riding. We have a lot of new riders attend our Dual Sport, Enduro or ADV classes and we see a lot of common fundamental mistakes that make it hard for riders to control their motorcycle. In this video we bring you the Top 3 Riding Techniques you need to master to be a better rider when you go off road.
1. Riding Standing Up
2. Seating Position\ Turning
3. Elbows up and Chest open
Sedlak Offroad School is a professional Motocross and Enduro school in San Diego,CA. We are excited to bring more than 20 years of professional Motocross and Enduro experience to TH-cam in order to help you become a better, safer dirt bike rider.
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Our lead trainer Daniel Sedlak has 12 years of professional Motocross, Supercross and Enduro experience. Over the past 6 years he has passed his experience on to follow Motocross and Enduro riders by organizing Motocross and Enduro schools all around the world.
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[@venachhangte7763]

I bought Dual sport Adventure bike. Hero xpulse in India. I've learned how to ride in Off road. I hope this video will helps me alot. I gonna practice it. I'm a new subscriber. Love your video. ..

[@richykid9631]

Good video, just picked up a 23’ FE350S and man I’m pretty terrible atm on the trails.
Looking forward to learning

[@robertb2444]

Cool, thanks!

[@sameenakausar1020]

Just one word " Awesome!! "

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thank You!

[@raymacz1922]

This is very helpful.. so Awesome thanks. Subscribed!

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@neelchat594]

Thanks a lot!

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Glad you liked it 👍🏻

[@55yaya5]

Great! 3 very key elements for control (and therefore safety). Keeping it simple - well done. Cheers. Where is that, BTW? Looks like BC, but more likely NW U.S.???

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thank You! It’s in BC. Beautiful terrain up there.

[@svengain7020]

I have a 07' Honda CR125, which I ride tight trails. Besides making the gas/oil mix ratio higher, is there any tips to ride more trail oriented, than flat out track style? The bike seems like its just wants to be ridden full blast as a 2 stroke should, but is it alright to ride it at a slower pace? Thanks for all the great help with your videos.

[@weinosby]

I tried standing in off-road on my dual sport wr155r, it's hard to change gear maybe I do need more practice on shifting

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

A lot of times on the WR’s the gear shifter is set up to shift in a seated position so it’s really low. If you raise your shift lever up a little bit it’s going to be a lot easier for you to get your foot underneath and shift 👍🏻

[@weinosby]

Question do you still stand when going down a mud hill?

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Yes! The more you can stand the more control you have especially when it gets slick

[@WesleyRomeo]

💯

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻