Great stuff Jason! Nice and well explained real world tips. Don't try to cut it too short - there is room for longer videos too and 1-2 min / tip should be 'worth the money'. Beautiful track design around fallen trees. One more thing about riding in rain is that you will concentrate on riding more when it's not that enjoyable to have breaks all the time.. I hate to go ride when it rains but I love it when I do.
Yeah, this is good. I'm a couple of levels down from your capabilities, but the tips are the same anyway. Biggest one for me without doubt is riding in the wet. That's helped me so much in both the woods and on the track. Keep up the good work, sir! 🤘🏻
Good stuff. Your style of riding is a little diff than mine, but I think all the tips are valuable still. Except the ear plug one.....I gotta hear my bike sing it's song.
I don't think you understand ear plugs... they simply reduce the amount of harmful energy entering your ear which will cause hearing damage. Most 2 strokes run about 90-100 decibels. Plugs will reduce that by about 20-30 decibels. General rule of thumb, you don't want to be exposed to 100db for more than about 5-10 minutes. 95db no more than baout 30 minutes. But 80db, you can do for HOURS. You can still hear the bike and hear people talk. I've worn ear foam and ear muffs while shooting and can still hear my friends talk fine.
@Chrispewkreme I don't think you understand I don't care. 🤣 Heavy metal music loud enough that moves your liver will probably make a person deaf too....but i won't turn it down. Some people want to met thier death bed with a perfect body with not scratch or scar.....I wanna slide it sideways with the wheel falling off having used it up, cause a good body once your dead isn't going to do you any good. 9 grand till heaven.....then brake.
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As a fellow yz250x rider, I always enjoy your videos. Looking forward to part 2!
Thanks man!!
I have to agree! I just picked up a 2019 yz250x in July of this year. Really enjoy your videos.
@@loganguest3742 thank you mate! 😊
great tips! thanks for taking the time to try and help others, it's working! great video!
Heck yeah! Thank you 😊
Great stuff Jason! Nice and well explained real world tips. Don't try to cut it too short - there is room for longer videos too and 1-2 min / tip should be 'worth the money'. Beautiful track design around fallen trees.
One more thing about riding in rain is that you will concentrate on riding more when it's not that enjoyable to have breaks all the time.. I hate to go ride when it rains but I love it when I do.
Thank you so much for the feedback! Appreciate the stoke :)
Awesome
Great video and tips! Especially tip #1, people's neglect earplugs when riding on any dirt bike.
Once you start wearing earplugs you'll never go back!!
Yeah, this is good. I'm a couple of levels down from your capabilities, but the tips are the same anyway. Biggest one for me without doubt is riding in the wet. That's helped me so much in both the woods and on the track. Keep up the good work, sir! 🤘🏻
Thank you very much!
@@JasonHamborg by the way, is your GoPro mic'd up? Voice quality is always good on your riding vids.
@@stevehughes_5733 not mic'd but it's mounted under my visor so it's in a decent place for audio 🤙
Awesome stuff....keep 'em coming mate!
Great tips, and great video 👌 slippy tree roots can be a bugger 🙄 as have had a run with a few 🌲🤦♂️
Thank you mate! Yes, they are definitely their own beast! Haha
Yes !!!! Great video, can’t wait for part 2 , 3, 4, 5, or any other of your great videos. Thank you #yz250x
Great tips and I'm gonna practice that sprint style. What's your light setup on there, running it off the stator or battery?
Running off a battery under my seat. Video on my channel breaking down the setup 🤟
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a valuable video man thanks!, whats your tire setup riding this video and this kind of slick terrain?
Thank you!! I am using a Mitas XT754 rear and a c19 (single green) front. 💪
Good stuff. Your style of riding is a little diff than mine, but I think all the tips are valuable still. Except the ear plug one.....I gotta hear my bike sing it's song.
I don't think you understand ear plugs... they simply reduce the amount of harmful energy entering your ear which will cause hearing damage. Most 2 strokes run about 90-100 decibels. Plugs will reduce that by about 20-30 decibels. General rule of thumb, you don't want to be exposed to 100db for more than about 5-10 minutes. 95db no more than baout 30 minutes. But 80db, you can do for HOURS.
You can still hear the bike and hear people talk. I've worn ear foam and ear muffs while shooting and can still hear my friends talk fine.
@Chrispewkreme I don't think you understand I don't care. 🤣 Heavy metal music loud enough that moves your liver will probably make a person deaf too....but i won't turn it down. Some people want to met thier death bed with a perfect body with not scratch or scar.....I wanna slide it sideways with the wheel falling off having used it up, cause a good body once your dead isn't going to do you any good. 9 grand till heaven.....then brake.
Tip 12: Be 6ft or taller