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- This video was produced for the June 2019 issue of On The Pegs magazine. There will be a new tutorial video posted in each 2020 issue as well. Be sure to take a look at www.on-the-pegs.com for free trials and enduro news and entertainment! Subscribe for more: / @patsmage
These videos are incredible, Pat's a world class rider giving us one to one tuition that would be out of reach without TH-cam.
When I first rode trials there was no internet let alone TH-cam, it took me years to find a handful of rubbish VCR,s of very low quality and no real advice on trials. Fast forward to today, we have Pat's channel and I feel a more accomplished rider following my comeback to the sport thanks to his hard work and advice, I'm a more confident and technical rider than ever. His channel is awesome.
That’s awesome! Glad you like them. I try to remember how much I would watch Ryan Young’s training vhs video when I was younger and how much they helped me, hoping I can do the same online today. 👍
Great! I am very happy that you are doing those technique focused videos. It helps me a lot. Thank you! Could you do some vid about rear/front wheel side hop?
I have a bunch already uploaded on the RYP TV channel: th-cam.com/play/PLOADYdrdT1tdsXQ4mX7R3tIIC0jGKO47O.html and more coming. Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see. 👍
Great help... I'm just discovered I need trials skills to progress in enduro 🙈 so this is a great video
I want to commend you for getting directly to the point.
You mentioned as obstacles get bigger you'll need 2nd gear. Part of this is obvious but I'd love to hear you elaborate about 2nd gear, 3rd gear for big obstacles even from a stand still.
That’s a good idea...👍
Hi I like watching your trials video could you do more basics like how to balance how to wheelie ect
I did one on balance here: th-cam.com/video/UwEdSQhcjws/w-d-xo.html and will have a wheelie one later in the year. Glad you like them!
Perfect explanation
Awesome, thanks for uploading this one to your channel. I hope we get to see all of the beginner series videos you made over there. One thing I'm finding is that the front end slams down after getting over the obstacle. I think I need to learn not to chop the throttle and to learn holding pressure?
Yes chopping the throttle can bring the front end down quick unless you have the flywheel spinning pretty fast from higher rpms. Holding pressure is definitely the next step, this was focused more on just the up technique. Slipping the clutch with a little throttle and keeping your weight a bit further back is key to keeping the front wheel up.
@@PatSmage Thanks Pat for the reply, I'll be heading to the backyard this afternoon to try this over a small log. The nice thing about trials motorcycles is that you can practice inside a small backyard what you learn from experts like yourself!
Do I understand well that double blip can be done without double clutch just using throttle and suspension?
Yes. It is more effective for bigger obstacles with the clutch though.
@@PatSmage thank you Pat. I will try it when the snow in Moscow disappear)
Have you considered doing videos like this for MTB? Like a technique focused series?
I have been doing one of these a month for quite a while so I haven’t wanted to do any more. I’ve thought about it for MTB but wanted to finish up with these first. I only have one more to do so we will see!
@@PatSmage I get that! Excited to see the MTB ones! :)
Hello Pat, great video, thanks a lot. But one question is left: what is the best way to get the front wheel down after the first blip? Should the throttle just be closed to let gravity bring the wheel down or should one use the back brake to land the front wheel in the desired spot? Thank you and best regards,
Hi, love Your vids. But i just have a Little 50cc, and then I feel like the rpm’s does not Get time to Get down before the second blip. Do you have any tips?
Buy. Bigger.
How are you wut are you doing today.
Cashola! I’m good and I rode trials today. It was nice and sloppy with slushy snow. I hope you had a fun Christmas and have been getting some riding in lately! ✊