HELP!! I'm a girl who has ridden a 2 stroke 85 and I'm great at starting off and shifting... I got a klx230r and the only thing I just cannot understand is using the clutch going around a sharp turn. if I'm in 1st and go down this hill there's a sharp right I have to make.. as long as I'm going the right speed for the right gear I shouldn't have to use the clutch right? only hit my breaks? and should I not hit the breaks until I'm in the middle of this turn too? i see and hear some people pulling the clutch in only the tiniest bit while turning then just popping it out and hitting the gas again. do I really need to pull in my clutch a tiny bit as I'm in the middle and coming OUT of the turn? this isn't a huge sharp turn but sharp enough I'm scared to do it. I also can touch only with my tippy toes. I have problems stopping and putting my feet down because I'll accidentally lose balance and bust my butt falling on my side... any advice?
Depends how sharp the turn is… maybe you will have to use the clutch maybe not… but the key is to always have at least 2 fingers in the clutch just in case… and also stand up before you sit down right when you enter the corner… it helps compress the suspension into the turn and put all weight onto the front tire
Love the bike great video man 🔥
Thank you Mr BH-MOTO for imparting this information upon me of how to use the clutch. 🙏🙏
New Intro tire tho🔥
Tire lol I just realized
cool video man! i love your vids. you deserve more subs!!!
what handguards?
Great video! Keep em up! Also what editing app do you use?
iMovie
@@BHMoto thanks!
HELP!! I'm a girl who has ridden a 2 stroke 85 and I'm great at starting off and shifting... I got a klx230r and the only thing I just cannot understand is using the clutch going around a sharp turn. if I'm in 1st and go down this hill there's a sharp right I have to make.. as long as I'm going the right speed for the right gear I shouldn't have to use the clutch right? only hit my breaks? and should I not hit the breaks until I'm in the middle of this turn too? i see and hear some people pulling the clutch in only the tiniest bit while turning then just popping it out and hitting the gas again. do I really need to pull in my clutch a tiny bit as I'm in the middle and coming OUT of the turn? this isn't a huge sharp turn but sharp enough I'm scared to do it. I also can touch only with my tippy toes. I have problems stopping and putting my feet down because I'll accidentally lose balance and bust my butt falling on my side... any advice?
Depends how sharp the turn is… maybe you will have to use the clutch maybe not… but the key is to always have at least 2 fingers in the clutch just in case… and also stand up before you sit down right when you enter the corner… it helps compress the suspension into the turn and put all weight onto the front tire
@@BHMoto thankyou!
Nice new intro