Have you made this mistake before? (I have, and it's something I need to remind myself at times while trail riding) [FREE Guide] "Basic Techniques" guide to trail ride with confidence - motocrosshideout.com/basic/
Dude I really like your channel I kinda went backwards I'm on my 3rd big harley but got into dirt bikes and am addicted you've helped me in so many ways because the dirt is way different than the street. Maneuvering a 900 lb harley in a tight circle or doing a sick hole shot just to impress your wife that thinks your an idiot is one thing but crossing a gnarly creek bed or having to sit pretty much on the tank to make it up a hill was learning experience I like how you stick with the basics because it's helped me have confidence and not get hurt
when riding dirtbikes if you get into the habit of hugging the tank with your knees, this will naturally point your toes in on the pegs plus gives better control of the bike
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Have you made this mistake before? (I have, and it's something I need to remind myself at times while trail riding)
[FREE Guide] "Basic Techniques" guide to trail ride with confidence - motocrosshideout.com/basic/
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Dude I really like your channel I kinda went backwards I'm on my 3rd big harley but got into dirt bikes and am addicted you've helped me in so many ways because the dirt is way different than the street. Maneuvering a 900 lb harley in a tight circle or doing a sick hole shot just to impress your wife that thinks your an idiot is one thing but crossing a gnarly creek bed or having to sit pretty much on the tank to make it up a hill was learning experience I like how you stick with the basics because it's helped me have confidence and not get hurt
So glad to hear that, thanks for watching!
Yes, dirt is very different than the pavement, ha!
when riding dirtbikes if you get into the habit of hugging the tank with your knees, this will naturally point your toes in on the pegs plus gives better control of the bike
Good tip - thanks for watching!
Luckily, my leg didn't get ripped off...I have certainly mangled a steel toe or two on my boots though.
Balls of feet on pegs! Toes in!