You will be SCARED riding a dirt bike for the first time
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You hit it right on brother. I started riding around 8 yrs. old. I am now 57 and would have to say that MX was the best life experience ever. Dive into your soul, face your fears and deal with pain as a consequence if you get hurt. Life lesson, "don't make that mistake again". That's life in a nutshell.
I'm a beginner woman at 40 ... Dam!!! As you said, first 5 times were scary, now i'm completely addicted.
How’s it going now?
I'm going to be 33 in 2 weeks and I bought my very first dirt bike a year ago (2001-'02 YZ125) and I've done nothing but work, rebuilt the engine completely rode it for 10 mins and the piston seized up... did another tear down and replaced piston and rode it for less than 10 mins and the piston grenaded... nothing but one obstacle after another but I've put more and more blood sweat and tears into her and I don't even know how to ride yet... the closer I get to having my bike ready to kick over the more adrenaline and anxiety overcomes me but this has been a lifelong dream just to ride a dirt bike and I'm going to make it a reality if it's the last thing I do! Plus I live for adrenaline! THANK YOU TYLER AND ALL OF YOU AT MX FACTORY FOR ALL THAT YOU GUYS DO! I LIVE ON YOUR CHANNEL RELIGOUSLY AND EVERYTHING I THINK I KNOW AND EVERYTHING I TAKE HEED OF IS EVERYTHING YOU PRESENT AND INSTRUCT! BEEN A FAN SINCE DAY ONE! I GREATLY APPRECIATE AND VALUE ALL THE WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE YOU'VE SHARED WITH THE WORLD! YOU ARE TRULY A LEGEND IN OUR TIME HERE AND NOW AND I CONGRATULATE YOU FOR MAKING IT TO WHERE YOU ARE TODAY! I AM EXTREMELY GRATEFUL TO BE A PART OF YOUR AUDIENCE!
I think your're doing great Tyler!!
I always find your videos enjoyable and informative. Thanx!
You are dope Tyler! Keep it up! I have learned so much from you. Love from Sweden.
I'll be starting on dirt bikes this weekend. I've done atvs and street bikes for years, but these things are scary. I'm not looking to race or MX, but get up to trails and maybe a touch of Enduro at most. I've set some goals on learning, found and studied drills to perform, got my gear ready, and am really excited to overcome the fears.
I seem to have found this video at the right time. Your videos have been a great help. :)
Move forward and grow and continue to push for excellence! 🤘🏼
This is so true I started on a ttr 125 and I was scared bc of how fast the start was when I let off the clutch now I ride it everyday with no problem
Now try a 125 2 stroke 😂👍
try a 500 2sroke that shit will rip your arms off,but fun as hell
buying a 250f tomorrow night finally! gonna be at spoax a lot in the near future re learning! love the videos!
Videos are great keep it up! I only have one recommendation for the channel and I'm sure you get it all the time but Friday fails or something like it would be amazing! I loved watching them and they where extremely helpful. Otherwise keep doing what your doing, it's great content!
thanks from Norway
Recently when I bought my 2021 YZ250, i was indeed nervous even though I have been riding for years now. I think that whenever you try something new or even just get a new bike, you will be nervous to try it out. But Seat time will take away most of your first time fear! A few weeks later, and now i’m shredding the trails with my YZ with tons of confidence!
I got a 2022 crf 125 foe christmas i pulled off ran into the curb and crashed but iam good and now iam popping wheelies
I just rode a real track for my time yesterday. Got there early for open ride. Track was way more wet and muddy that I thought it would be and it was chaos with people flying over me. It was terrifying haha but I’m goin back !
Does anybody have a jersey and pants size chart? Or what size does 16 yrs old use?
awesome vids buddyy love watching your youtube channel vids every week or everytime yo uplod new videos on youtube the mx factory
First time riding my 2 stroke at the track (didn’t own for 3 days) i crashed hard cross-rutted, whiskey throttled and launched it landed hard on to limestone rocks and the bike took a drink. But can’t wait to learn and back on it this year
Y’all are the best can y’all do the best 2 stroke
Dude that's so cool you lived in jc. I live in bristol I just bought a yz250 from Jim's motorcycles in Johnson city!
I was just fine. I rode a DRZ400E for my first bike and I still have it. I learned how to clutch on a quad which helped but I was fine
i flipped out doin 90 km once still love it
Okay so through your course i have overcome a LOT and have been only riding dirt since late 2019 and only been to the track maybe 10 times in 2 years. How long before I stop getting passed by Old, and umm, VERY ROUND, guys😆? It’s mostly in the jump sections my cornering has improved 100% since starting the class but still needs polishing.
I really gave the, power forward and brake back a work out this weekend on the Turn track, Woods Track, at 3Palms Saturday. It was awesome and thank you very much.
Hell yeah when first learning its scary as hell! Because it can and will hurt you..if you ride and think youll never crash youre crazy ..accepting that you will crash if you ride helps tremedously
I've done so much damage to myself on a BMX bike playing then I have ever done on a motocross bike. I learned towards awareness knowing exactly what I'm capable of doing!
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Man that was well said
My first bike was a 450 and lost control a few time from the power
Everytime I go to get on my bike I start shaking and my heart starts racing with anxiety because am scared of the bike and because it’s so loud and it’s annoying me because I can’t get over the fear.
No lie there... 255lb prior D1 football player, bjj/judo practitioner, pro automotive racer, combat vet etc etc. My first 125 had me nervous. Fast forward 4-5 months later with the knowledge from you, AJ and solid local guys I'm wide open on my 125, 250f and RMZ450. Touch the bike every time and you will feel for sure more and more comfortable.
wide open on a 450 i call bullshit
@@stephenluke4269 you are entitled to that my guy. Did I say wide open on a SX MX track?? no...To provide you more details so that I can have YOUR approval. I can ride them all in a straight line at this point with the throttle fully on thus I'm not afraid of the power. I am not you, you are not me. I am already a pro level in another motorsport with much more powerful machines. Doesn't take long to adapt to something else. Click on my page and follow along. Have a good day.
Settle down mate,just takin the piss
I liked this just because of the NE TN reference ✌
I dont like to climb up hill but i can go down last year i pushed my bike more then i rode it lol
Fear and confidence! Have two very different levels it's up to you think I'm out
Haven’t been on a bike for years. Got a TTR 125 this past weekend. I was freaking terrified riding around our field yesterday. Only got to 2nd gear and was shaking. Not giving up though. I’ll be 60 in a few months. I think that is causing more fear in me. What if I fall? All those negative thoughts going on in my head. My son and husband race, so I just want to be able to ride around a bit. Thank you for this video. It helped to know others feel terrified at first too!
Yes. I definitely agree. I'm a 38 female. Riding years ago it was full throttle, wheelies, my 'dirt bike ballet' Now I'm can't stop thinking about every move I make. I miss just being so relaxed and having no fear. My bike is getting old with me. Lol
As a tween I once rode a dirt bike in my family’s country farm and when we stopped my older cousin that was coaching me of me I could prob do it by myself but after about a solid 40 seconds of still just shaken the bike started to tip over and I accidentally leaned in with the fall and I pulled the clutch accidentally and accidentally reved the engine really hard and I jumped off and it went flying so to this Day I want to ride a dirt bike but don’t have the courage
I crashed on a street riding my bike, In the first second my front wheel slipped i already knew what is going to happen and why i failed and what to do. That was some experience, i stopped hard in no time like from 60kmh to 0 after just 4 maybe 5 meters. Front wheel and the bike went in to roadside crash barrier i stopped on my belly on the handbar. First thaught was - ok i'm alive, how's the bike. Some people helped me and i said after a minute or two that I'm good and I'm just gonna ride the bike... well first attempt to get up and it was clear that emergency will be needed. Went to hospital, met some really nice people, a nice guy took care of my bike, sent his daughter to pick me up from hospital, we were dating etc. After a month i was back on a bike. Since that time I'm kinda different man, lots of things changed in my head. Except one, i still ride that bike like i stole it. But lots of my friends gave up riding after some crash or because they were scared after my crash, family things and other shit. I say if you won't crash you won't learn and won't know how does that feel like. Best crash i had in my life ! :) it is not scary if you crazy enough to find joy even in a crash.
Skill understanding, confined knowledge when you see an obstacle in front of you! It boils down to one thing only practice builds it! Confidence you going to take risk but you got to outweigh factors to minimize the risk that's what the man is teaching you here and on AJ's Channel
You won't be scared. Use use the bike is your personal pleasure learn how to use the clutch as you tap your back-break geometry is the most amazing thing in Motocross or Supercross
M’y second day riding was today, and first time on a 250wrf ( my first day was on a ttr125). Got very impressed and scared at beginning but started building confidence as the hours passed. Then at the end I got too confident on a jump and forgot I was a noobie. Really couldn’t explain what happen but I ended up not controlling the bike AND turning the gas handle inadvertently making things worse. Very quickly after landing I ended up projected over the handle bars. Luckily I tucked in time and rolled it off on the ground. Hurt my hand, and mostly my shoulder that still hurts this evening. Hopefully it will get better. Realized I need to take things a bit slower (I did decent freestyle snowboard and play ice hockey, so used to stupid sports that hurt, but nothing is as scary and hurt as much as motocross). I hope I’ll be able to master the bike soon and not be scared when not attempting new things !
i havent rode in about a year and for some reason im scared even though i used to do it a ton
Started riding in October 2020, learned the basics on a small bike, then I got my own ttr 125. I rode my local track which was super fun, but as I got a lot better this bike wasn’t doin me anything. And the suspension was just killing me 😂. Just recently I bought my new Kx 100. But the amount of power this thing has compared to the ttr is crazy!! Haven’t rode it yet, but honestly don’t even know how my first ride will go 😂 (I’m 14 btw)
10 months later bro how is it
@@gxnesxs4621 lol funny enough, (15 now)
I just bought a gasgas 125. Haven’t rode it yet, needed more power 😂 also sick of little bikes
First time I was on it didn’t scare me and that’s what scares me now I could have done some stupid shit because I was too confident
Rode a dirt bike for the first time over the weekend and broke my ankle in 2 places
When can I sign up for the next masterclass? Early or late in March? I just want to know if it's before or after my birthday?🙃
Comes out next week on the 24th!!
@@TheMxFactory ok!!
Rode a 125 for the first time today. Scary as hell but they said I’m a natural. Burned the fuck out of my leg on the engine
when i first rode a bike i wasnt scared in fact i think i wasnt even thinking about fear and then hit a fence head on once the bike came out i got straight back on
I was probably 7 when I first started riding, but a few years later I stopped for some reason. I’m pretty sure it’s because my sister broke her collarbone during a race. Being so young, seeing the helicopter come down, and observing her long healing process really made me scared to continue the sport. Honestly, giving it up is my biggest regret. Fast forward some years, I’m now 15 years old and my dad and I found a great deal on a ttr125 that we’re picking up next weekend. Im much more excited than I am nervous, but I still have that little fear somewhere in the back of my mind. Im pushing myself to get out of my comfort zone at this point in my life, because I’m tired of holding myself back from life with my fears. In the end, everything fun is going to be a little dangerous… I know that if I’m smart about it, do my research, and get advice from my dad, I have nothing to worry about. (Your videos help me out SO MUCH and make me feel much more confident in myself, so thank you so much man!)
fear ruins dreams, dont fear death chase it down and kill it
Been a year how’s it going?
Im a new rider got my bike in may last year im still scared to go to 4th
Toronto canada
My first time on a dirtbike never scared me
fear and money are the two things i never had ;-)
Would a cr500 be a good starter Bike for my kid he is 11 years old?
A bit underpowered but he should be fine, just make sure to tune it a bit
@@NATE-yp9or Thanks for the advice man im new to dirtbiked and want to get my kid involved in it.
@@TLMX722 no problem
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is it okay even I'm 52 :D
I'm not afraid I just don't wanna embarrass myself when I go to buy a bike someone and my dumbass keeps stalling it 😂
JC crew👇🏻🤘🏻🤙🏻
I grew up on bikes- still scared
It’s an unnatural feeling to have all that to work in between your legs and all of the weight, not including your own body weight, but you’re in control.. I define adrenaline as life. Have you ever had the luxury of toying around on a super fast, supercharged JetSki? I started off, trying to learn how to go backwards in a straight line, and then forwards and backwards in a straight line, etc. etc. but the raw power still just gets me giddy but balancing on a bike, even a mountain bike on scary terrain can be scary . I did a few tough trails as a beginner because I’m stubborn and luckily I haven’t had a concussion yet but on a bike that was way too big with underinflated tires. And then I started riding dirt bikes and realized it’s all about weight.. it’s a motorcycle that weighs more than you, taller than it should be. More powerful than what is considered dangerous. But like I said, it’s all about adrenaline.
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What’s up dude!
Sadly my dadas always busy and doesn’t have the time to take me on my bike
From mountain biking to a jump to learn moto is the heavy on bike! The noise! Throttle! And different feeling on breaking! It’s frustrating my teaches me by yelling at me 😂😂 and frustrating! And going to a track where people are watching you! Zzz
Sitting By a tree scared to death to ride again
When learning to ride dirt bike. Invest in riding gear as you will crash. Just a matter of when. 58 years of riding and still riding motocross.
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I didn't ride my first dirtbike until I was 25 I'm 32 now ya some good spills one landed me a 2 month hospital stay I took almost 2 years off the bike thinking I'm to old for this but once you got the bug you got it I'm back on the bike and enjoying it 🙂🤙