How to Supermoto Slide! (the Brandon Paasch method...)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2023
- What's going on guys, I have had a ton of questions about the Supermoto slide and I was never really sure how I wanted to do the video... But here it is! Let me know what you think down below! Should we do more videos explaining how I ride?
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Bro its all your fault I broke three ribs trying this..........lol
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thanks for this video, I do supermotard and I want to learn how to drift and these tips of yours, more about sensation than technique, have been very useful. It reassures me and scares me that it took a good driver like you 2/3 years to learn, but I will apply your advice and I hope to succeed. I hope you will make more videos like this, there are many technical videos out there but they are only theoretical, few drivers talk about their sensations while driving which are the ones that really help you improve.
Thank you for the support! I will definitely do more similar videos in the future!
I'll probably never do this but always been interested how it works 👍🏍🔥
right on! Its definitely a wild riding style!
My thoughts exactly lol
Have watched your shorts from time to time, have been in MX since I was a little boy, times have changed and moto sport got out of my life for like 5 years from now, but since I'm proud owner of 701 - it's time to get back in the game, thanks for your videos, much appreciate, inspiration is the only thing that make us better, ride safe and stay alive, thanks!
It's such a joy to watch... I wish I had a place to practice, unfortunately I don't.. so this will remain a dream for me.
PD: Looks like you fully recovered from your back-injury - Nice to have you back on the bike and showing us how a Supermoto should be ridden.
I appreciate it!
You can practice on your everyday ride IF you can find a safe place to do it.
Just depends how crazy you want to get, for me, on my way home from work, there’s only 2 corners that are smooth enough, have perfect visibility and no traffic, no pedestrians and most importantly no cops.
It’s small but it’s still practice.
Hi, I would like to ask when it is the perfect time to let go of the rear brake? Maybe when you get to apex of a corner? I am thinking to try it out on my next track day but scared of possibly high siding. Plus it seems really hard to find step by step instructions on how to back it in. My bike is cb900f hornet btw. Many thanks in advance.
Welp. You talked me out of it. 20+ broken bones in 40+ years of riding, so I've used up most of my nine lives already. Great to watch you at it, kid!
Legendary! I appreciate the support man!
Thank you very much.
Ive been watching you go down sideways and in the front wheel on that slope so many times.
Thank you for braking it down for us.
I've been trying this in mountain roads but i guess im to gentle with this front break.
Thank you and keep up the good work.
Cheers from France
Thank you! I am trying to break it down as best as I can, its tricky for sure!!
Hi Brandon,
Thanks a lot for your videos and sharing your tips with us. I do recall that in one of your videos you were adjusting the air in your fork to have the front diving to lighten the rear. I would be curious to know what kind of pressure you were using, would you mind sharing it with us.
Thanks a lot
Very entertaining and informative, cheers from Australia!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Been waiting for this, thanks Brando!!🤙
Hope you enjoyed it!
Great vid and I must say I love your reels/shorts I always watch them.
I have a 701 and being scared to crash it affects my confidence trying this. Would a 150 to 250cc bike have enough power to be able to pull this off?
wow! i will be waiting🔥🔥🔥
I'm still inspired by your race of Daytona 200 of 2022
What a wonderful 7 thousands of a seconds
*TH-cam*
“ 9am. how to supermoto slide”
“ 9:30am how do i know when my bikes totaled”
Thanks for the video !!
When you reduce two speeds to make the slide, do you let go of the clutch until the slide is finished or are you always holding the clutch when executing the slide??
Hey man, so glad to see you finally made a video on this! I’ve been practicing sliding on different surfaces, but ultimately want to get this down at the track.
How soon do you get back to the gas and do you still hold the rear brake a little bit? Also, how do you transfer your weight? I’ve heard that riders stay at the back while doing this. Im always getting mixed up between flat track style and sumo knee out.
Anyways man, love to see it and keep killing it on your current season 🤙🏽
Thank you for the comment! I think its actually easier on the asphalt because its a more consistent feel. With the 450 I go back to the throttle as soon as I have direction and I don't touch the rear once I go back to throttle.
@@brandon_paasch thank you man, saw you race at the Classic and you were killing it. Hoping you make your way out to Pineview sometime so we can all rip next year!
Useful video!
Glad to hear that!
Tanks for tips 👍👍✌🏻
Do you use a slipper clutch or keep a finger on the clutch
Yeah I've been working on that getting it down okay. Not very consistent though. I used the old knee and the balls method to speed up the process.
cool vid Brandon, hope you're back on the superbike in '24
I hope so too!
I started practicing this a month ago, it’ll take me probably a year to even get the basics done right.
Is practicing on a sportsbike alright?
Much love from Italy Brandon, your content is always 🔥 and motivation.
For sure that's fine! I also practice like that, I just don't post it!
Enjoyed this...thx
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice! What suspension do you run at the front end of the bike? I have a SMR 450 and am very unsatisfied with the fork.
Currently on Ohlins!
@@brandon_paasch the good stuff. thanks
I love backing it in lol. Nothing like it
Hola, veo que derrapas al lado izquierdo, pero como haces para derrapar al lado derecho, donde posicionas tu pie ?
I tried doing this shit in the dirt and highsided a couple times. Im ready for the tarmac 🤘
Seems to me if any of y'all are in the northern states the best easiest place to learn to slide is a frozen lake on a bike with ice screws properly installed.
The Ice actually has way more grip than you would think. I would suggest going to American Supercamp or something to learn the basics!
Hey Brandon! Love the content and I have a follow-up: do you stay on the rear brake the entire time up until you’re getting back on the gas? I’ve heard a lot of people say that the slide is “only” a result of the downshifting and front brakes shifting the weight, but here you’re mentioning what seems to be plenty of rear brake use. As a follow-up to that, I assume that the point of any rear brake usage is NOT to lock the rear, correct?
Love your riding and appreciate the educational content!
Thank you man! Well, I always drag it kinda... but never lock it up. Its not only to slide but also to turn!
Initiating the slide can be done with only front brake and engine braking, but as you trail off the front brake and lean in, the weight transitions back to the rear tire. Also, as speeds decrease and rpms drop, so does the effect of engine braking. For most people, this is where the slide will end. If you want to force it to continue, you need to feed in the rear brake to keep under-rotating the rear wheel and continue the slide.
@@brandon_paaschthank you so much man, that’s great help!!
@@nathanbaeyens2856 that’s an awesome reply! Thanks for the detailed explanation!!
im here for it...
lets goooo!
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How do u modelate clutch? Do u use it after you shift gears down ?
Slipper clutch ain’t care
Get a slipper! I can do it with my fingers just as nice but its defo more work!
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What song is playing at the beginning of the video?
the Thrill - Wiz Khalifa
I gave it tries... Several actually... And it works... And now i cant withold myself from doing it... You know... Stoplights... Roundabouts... Tight corners... They aren't all the best slides... But they are slides x]
I'm good. I'll just watch you and pretend I could if I really wanted too. lol
Sideways is the best ways!
Always!
I’m genuinely surprised you don’t use the clutch to control it. Do you ever use the clutch?
Sometimes. The FS has a slipper so you don't have to finger it...
You are not human..
easier said than done!
Definitely haha! Loads of practice and you'll be dialeddd
Hello~ May I translate your video in my country's language and post it? From Taiwan 🇹🇼
I like how he breaks it down like we can all listen and learn this. Real method: Engage God like motorcycle riding skill and let loose.
You mean I cant just hop on a sumo and drag elbow while sliding after watching this video? Gonna try it anyways...
Probably can, but you'll be draggin the elbow and everything else on that side also. LOL!
After watching this I'll definitely be trying it at Portimao in May, off the 170mph straight down the hill into Turn 1. If it takes a champion racer years of painful expensive crashing to get the hang of it I'm sure this fat idiot won't end up in a massive cartwheeling fireball at all 👊
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love it haha
This makes me get stupid ideas