How to jump gaps and 'bunny hop' on dirt bikes︱Cross Training Enduro
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2014
- Music: www.purple-planet.com
Music: www.playonloop.com
Music: soundimage.org
Music: audionautix.com/
Music by Tobu: tobu.io / tobuofficial
Music: www.bensound.com/royalty-free...
Music: soundimage.org
Music by Atch:
SoundCloud: bit.ly/AtchSoundCloud
Spotify: bit.ly/AtchSpotify
Instagram: atchmusic - กีฬา
![[TH] VCT Pacific Stage 2 - Playoffs Day 3 // DRX vs GEN | PRX vs TLN](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CWM1Q-2-o3M/mqdefault.jpg)
This channel is gold
Glad the vids are useful!
Many thanks from Poland (if you know where it is). Best videos. Only one complain could be ... that my neighbors have started hate me immediately I have organized logs, stones and other obstacles near my home and train every free time ;-). It is never to late to train. I used to ride over 25 years ... mainly gsxr :-). One more time thank you!
I just have to say thank you
I ride enduro on a kx 85 for a year and i have became so much better because of your videos
Great to hear Joe! It's a lot of work but always make it worthwhile when you know the training stuff is helping.
Enjoying the series.
Time to train it with my KLR lol!
A lot of great information to take in, will have to watch this one a few times, T4S
Very informative. Great video.
I love this tut!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing
First day bunny hop training with a Honda CRF 450, music video: th-cam.com/video/xD2XqjzTGLM/w-d-xo.html
best videos ever (Y) thnx from georgia
GEE! I'll give it a go I reckon! There's a big ditch in my paddock..........I'll try jump over it😀😀
Practice practice practice...
Great vids just one problem watching makes me want to return to Qld having spent time there before jumping the ditch. South Island NZ would be pretty hard to beat though.
Guy on the ktm 200(?) was really hopping!
Hahaha, so funny!!! Very funny
Wow amazing! What i miss i courage to slip cluth and mantain in throtle. I always use to have a finger in clutch
+Robson Votri
Finger in the clutch?
That sounds extremely painful!
+Laser Born yep... it really is....
THANK YOU so much for this video. This video and skill saved my life. I've been practicing this for fun and it is so much fun. Then one day I out riding and around the corner was a dark shadow. That shadow ended up to be a huge hole in the road caused by a landslide. By the time I knew what was happening all I could do was bounce and braaap. Almost cleared 15ft gap. Thank you and happy trailz. Here's a link to the video of the skills you taught. th-cam.com/video/ZPao9LAKggE/w-d-xo.html
well, idk about trials, thought it came from bmx :P time repeats itself
Thanks for this video! Love Your chanel Well done guys! Can You make a video about train tracks crossing. Sometimes it is a problem. Coudn't find any video about it. You could be the FIRST! :) Thanks in advance! Ride safe!
freeride 250r in 1 st or in second gear?thanks!
This is something I really really would like to do haha I just have to learn to slip my clutch, i have a fear of doing it too much the 300 can be unforgiving
Smightification green spring and winding out the power valve adjustment till it's flush with the case help a lot to make it more of a pussycat.
CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES okay I didn't know much about the adjustments but it does have the green spring in it, Thank you :)
How about clearing a gap with full camping gear and saddle bags :3
😂 I might have done that by mistake on a few earlier adventure rides...
I see that they always stand on footstep to do bunny hop
Broke the clutch and even the foot rest peg doing this ... I'm a heavy guy .
Damn. Not a Husky TE610 by any chance? They used to like snapping footpegs off.
How to throw the clutch lever and keep holding the handle bars? If I throw clutch my hand becomes open...
this was covered in our clutch training video, alex. and a pile of other training vids too. :)
Having owned one in the secret gaden days can you tell me what would you say to someone thinking about using an FE570 for day long to week long adv rides? Keeping my 300 for this sort of stuff so a gravel come rock munching river slurping animal to replace Te630.
simon baxter it was my favourite adventure bike, did up to one week trips on it. see this vid: th-cam.com/video/_ITnRifrPoU/w-d-xo.html and also this thread: www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=870633
CROSS TRAINING ENDURO SKILL in
Basically if you can do a bunny hop on a bike you can on a dirt bike just so you dont have to watch the vid if you dont have time
What are some techniques you would suggest for lower torque bikes like mine? I ride a DRZ250 american version, and keeping the front end up when I need it to seems to be a monumental feat. This is my bike, and I don't have money to go buy a new more powerful bike.
we've done a wheelie video. once you get the technique right the engine power isn't very relevant anymore, only balance and technique. usually getting a more powerful bike just allows to keep using the wrong technique....
Seen it, loved it. I will keep working. So far, I still have issues. Ill just keep practicing. Thanks for the response.
is this possible with 125cc 2stroke 22PS ?
a normal bunnyhop?
Thompson17 the engine isn't the limiting factor as you can just do a controlled drop of the clutch to get the power needed... the main problem is as the bike gets heavier e.g. a DRZ400 will be hard to bunny hop.
CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES okay thank you then I'll try it
Could you please give me some advice? My bike is heavy (140Kg) high () I can barely touch the ground when sitting on it, hase little power (about 20Hp) and a very slow trottle response. I am trying to learn the double blip but continue to fail: I land the front wheel where desired, compress the suspension, give the second gas input and.... the engine response is so slow that I still cannot get over the obstacle (about 70-80cm high). Is there something I can do to overcome my bike's shortcommings?
140kg and 20hp?! what sort of bike is it? personally i wouldn't even try logs etc with that combination. the double blip is really only a trials bike technique, once you move to dirt bikes the double blip gets harder and its usually easier to just power through... keep the power on and wheelie into the obstacle about 2/3 of the way up to compress the suspension and bounce the bike over.
CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES I recently moved to Taiwan: here inport tax makes any imported bike unaffordable, so my only choice is a CPI250SM. I managed to go over most logs, carrying some momentum even obstacles 1meter high.. but the double blip seams out of reach :( Thank you anyway: watching your channel really made a big difference!
yoshyoka even the top riders would have trouble double blipping your bike, yoshyoka. as mentioned, i would focus on the 'punch technique' for such a heavy bike.
Is this possible with a cr250?
th-cam.com/video/qSg2sll6yEo/w-d-xo.html&t=62
Is the one on the ktm tom from zachatk
+Joe Parsons i'd say not, joe.... i don't even know what zachatk is
+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES kk
Is that the wr250 f???
ZBstrong no late model yamaha in that clip.
So, you mean front pull, accelarator, and the accelerated thrust on the rear will wave the front do to the rear, and that's science of balanced handling equation on a ducati devidson
Hmmmm... I wonder if I can do that
i was wondering the same thing six months ago. can even half do them on the DR650 now but wouldn't want to tackle any serious ditches though. :-)
I would do any deep ditches on my KLR but I think I might be able to make my KDX hop... will have to see. I've done the wheelie across but never actually hopped I don't think. Not on purpose anyway.
SOVA Rides , Time to get to practicing, I might be able to do a few things on the CRF.
Moon Beamer I might like to see some of these things... hehehe I might like recording any fails that occur and putting them on the intertubes in the youweb as well.
SOVA Rides hehe, i've got a stack of fails footage of the young experts i film, there will be a bloopers vid at some point. :-)