I would love to see an in depth breakdown, on all the subjects. Your vids are the best at showing technique, than any of the others. Thank you, I get a lot from your vids.
Can you comment on your height and your seat high? I am 5'8'' and 30 inseams, I ride a KTM 350 excf and I ride trails fine 90% of the time but when it comes to gnarly enduro stuff I think seat height hinders any progress... I am looking into a 125cc or a trials bike to learn...
Hello! Great channel 👌lots of useful tips!! One question, what tire pressure do you use or recommend for tubes? Its for riding hard enduro rocky trails and riverbeds mostly. I'm struggling especially with the front tire.... thanks!
The cool thing about trials skills is that they all can be broken down, taught, practiced by anyone, their confidence soars and their riding gets much better. It won't come without your lumps and bumps though. I rode trials for 7 years, competed a fair amount and got more banged up then 30 years of moto.
AHH....HAA........!!!!! YEAH RIGHT! I can just see myself laying flat on the ground bro!!! But those are really great techniques & some truly amazing skill that you possess. No doubt about that. Been riding bikes all my life on & off road. In my 40's now but recently got a XR 250 . So I'm back in the dirt again & really loving it. Took me a few months to get the feel of things , you know. The only issue I have these days is fatigue. Mostly in my wrist & hands , also my knees . Don't think there is much I can do about that . Awesome videos, keep em' coming!
Ok.. I can do nothing realy proberly. Accept static balance may be. When frontweelhopping whats the adjustment of the suspension to get such a nice rebound? Not much damping I guess. Fly weel I don't understand at all althoug you explaination sounds very good.
Hello!! Very nice video!! Here in Brazil I ride with a group with big trails but I believe the first exercises suit well (with some adjustments, of course). I just don't understand the "loading the flywheel" technique, would you give me a beginner breakdown of it please. Best Regards, Nathan
Dude you’re dialed. That was so fricken good. Pivot turns up the hill was perfectly increasing throttle and releasing clutch and the Splatter was insane. All of it was. Super inspiring. Right on.
Thanks, it is great to see purpose in aiding, educating Newer Riders, the importance of practicing the many different ways a rider can use a slow wheelie !!! Once that is accomplished it will open a whole new world with this ability a rider can get in & out many tight places or lines ascending & descending many difficult steep uphills or downhills or boulders Logs & Rocky cliff climbs or descents. Not to Mention the Confidence to tackle these issues better & safer at higher speeds in their future !.
Awesome video! I feel like pivot turns could help me out at this point...do you have an in depth on pivots and what are some of the prerequisite skills you should learn/practice?
I'm just realizing that I haven't spent any significant time practicing standing pivot turns like you do in your switchback demonstration here. You're standing so tall in those. I'm generally seated or just about - like on flat ground. Good thing for me to practice! As to what I'd like to see a detailed breakdown on - rear wheel hops please. I've practiced these but it feels like I'm using too much effort pulling the bike to the side.
I was trying pivot turns the other day on an uphill slope. I am not good and it was pretty easy to get 90 degree turns , 180 I am sure is more problematic. Probably the easiest thing I saw him do. I practice static balance a little every time I ride and I am just OK at it.
That’s a lot of techniques that take time and practice to master. Would it be faster to get a trials bike and learn most of these techniques before switching to a big bike? I’m on the fence and just want to get to be the best I can be in the shortest amount of time. Thanks Rich for the videos and keep shredding.
IRC Tire USA Moto So after riding enduro for 2 years, I bought a trials bike 6 months ago for the sole purpose of improving my enduro riding. It’s a very steep learning curve. I’m only now starting to get comfortable, and that’s riding at least once a week.
Can you do some training videos for beginners like for early teens, the fundamentals to get confidence in riding trails/enduro please? So they can go from full seated position to stepping up the game and level up and have confidence and better control. I have a niece that definitely needs some training, even though i have been riding for a little while, i realized i need fundamentals myself.
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I would love to see an in depth breakdown, on all the subjects.
Your vids are the best at showing technique, than any of the others.
Thank you, I get a lot from your vids.
Make sure to check the description. We've linked most of the breakdowns there.
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you make it look so easy.. i cant even do any 2 out of 15.. hahaha, 😔😔😔🤙🤙
Keep at it!!
Can you comment on your height and your seat high? I am 5'8'' and 30 inseams, I ride a KTM 350 excf and I ride trails fine 90% of the time but when it comes to gnarly enduro stuff I think seat height hinders any progress... I am looking into a 125cc or a trials bike to learn...
Those are some mad skills!!!
Hello! Great channel 👌lots of useful tips!! One question, what tire pressure do you use or recommend for tubes? Its for riding hard enduro rocky trails and riverbeds mostly. I'm struggling especially with the front tire.... thanks!
Best site. Love that there are no long intros and you just get into it.
Love the vids.👍
The cool thing about trials skills is that they all can be broken down, taught, practiced by anyone, their confidence soars and their riding gets much better. It won't come without your lumps and bumps though. I rode trials for 7 years, competed a fair amount and got more banged up then 30 years of moto.
That 5 mins went by fast. Great video, not a dull moment.
Great💯🚀 das Video werde ich mir noch oft ansehen 😉👌 grüße aus Deutschland
Subbed. Great stuff. All of them. These need tons more views.
AHH....HAA........!!!!! YEAH RIGHT!
I can just see myself laying flat on the ground bro!!! But those are really great techniques & some truly amazing skill that you possess. No doubt about that. Been riding bikes all my life on & off road. In my 40's now but recently got a XR 250 . So I'm back in the dirt again & really loving it. Took me a few months to get the feel of things , you know. The only issue I have these days is fatigue. Mostly in my wrist & hands , also my knees . Don't think there is much I can do about that .
Awesome videos, keep em' coming!
Joouu, this guy is soooo good... actually. I mean he's not Jarvis but pretty darn close. Those skills are incredible. But I'm taking that as a goal.
Ok.. I can do nothing realy proberly. Accept static balance may be. When frontweelhopping whats the adjustment of the suspension to get such a nice rebound? Not much damping I guess. Fly weel I don't understand at all althoug you explaination sounds very good.
Greetings from Finland! I just love your videos, you are great teacher! big Love and keep shredding my friend🤙
I was practicing and crashed my brand new 2022 te300i
They don’t stay new for long
Say what? A static stuff, reverse wheelie, double blip! I admire your skill but I should have started learning that about 20 yrs ago!
Would please teach how to fakir rollback rich. Thank you!
Now there are literally zero excuses to becoming a better enduro rider.
You got that right!!
I've a long way to go... That's what it makes it interesting 😉
Me too
0:56 looks all sec shoe all, I'd have to practice behind some bushes.
Everything after #8 is just for experts.
My life will be too short to learn all that...
Thats my big fear too. Since I am already old sporting grandfather. Anyhow we should not give up.
Awesome videos keep them coming!
Will do!!
100th comment! Do I get a prize?
Hello! Just curiousity, how tall are you?
You're just showing off at the end!
Your videos are awsome👌 Keep up the good work and content, cant wait for the next tips, tricks and technics👍😀
Glad you like them! More to come!
Do you do private coaching?
i’m just simply not strong enough to do some of these
Big thumbs up for these videos.
thanks!!
Just get a trials bike
What cc the best for practise?
in whitch gear he drive 1 or 2 ?:D
Magníficas técnicas!!! 👍🏻
Muy buen video. Gracias.
Estoy trabajando en todas, con diferente cuota de suceso 🤪
Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Definitely skilled rider
Hello!! Very nice video!! Here in Brazil I ride with a group with big trails but I believe the first exercises suit well (with some adjustments, of course). I just don't understand the "loading the flywheel" technique, would you give me a beginner breakdown of it please. Best Regards, Nathan
more like a show off video
basics for every rookie
Dude you’re dialed. That was so fricken good. Pivot turns up the hill was perfectly increasing throttle and releasing clutch and the Splatter was insane. All of it was. Super inspiring. Right on.
Thanks, it is great to see purpose in aiding, educating Newer Riders, the importance of practicing the many different ways a rider can use a slow wheelie !!!
Once that is accomplished it will open a whole new world with this ability a rider can get in & out many tight places or lines ascending & descending many difficult steep uphills or downhills or boulders
Logs & Rocky cliff climbs or descents. Not to Mention the Confidence to tackle these issues better & safer at higher speeds in their future !.
Remember the days when those techniques were impossible on a trials bike?
Impressive riding! I'm 0000.1% there. 😊
Is it legal? ))
Do you race hard enduro?
up hill pivot turns
What bike was that??
Rad
@richlarson511 how tall are you?
6'2" on a really good day.
👍👍👍
Awesome video! I feel like pivot turns could help me out at this point...do you have an in depth on pivots and what are some of the prerequisite skills you should learn/practice?
The other people only show basic techniques your videos help me from an average enduro rider to a pro rider thanks.
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Great stuff, to be honest an insight into any of these tricks would be cool. I have a trials bike, so I can start out on that. keep it coming ;-)
In depth on every single one.
All the breakdowns we have already done are in the description.
Most have been done, they are in the description.
@@IRCTireUSAMoto In in depth on all the ones you haven't done already then please :-)
Magnifique
these videos are blowing my mind!
#1 is very difficult. I can do it on my trials bike.. much harder on my KTM. Static balance.
Keep at it!!
Static Balance
th-cam.com/video/5FN6ZE_4uGQ/w-d-xo.html
I know what I’m practicing from now on. And yes, I run an IRC Gekotta.
Rad!! Great to hear!
How about stoppies? I'd like to see some idea for practicing this, as I have problem with getting rear wheel off the ground.
A stoppie has less real world practical use in the woods than these techniques. But they look cool!
You make it look easy. I’ve been riding 30yrs and can’t do half of this.
Keep at it!!
I'm just realizing that I haven't spent any significant time practicing standing pivot turns like you do in your switchback demonstration here. You're standing so tall in those. I'm generally seated or just about - like on flat ground. Good thing for me to practice!
As to what I'd like to see a detailed breakdown on - rear wheel hops please. I've practiced these but it feels like I'm using too much effort pulling the bike to the side.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
We'll put something together in the future!
I was trying pivot turns the other day on an uphill slope. I am not good and it was pretty easy to get 90 degree turns , 180 I am sure is more problematic. Probably the easiest thing I saw him do. I practice static balance a little every time I ride and I am just OK at it.
Thank you so much for the info that you put in help a lot see you doing and the explanation is perfect. Keep bringing more great videos!
Thanks, will do!
so learn just 15 tricks and I can ride Redbull Romaniacs? great ;)
Couldn't hurt!
That’s a lot of techniques that take time and practice to master. Would it be faster to get a trials bike and learn most of these techniques before switching to a big bike? I’m on the fence and just want to get to be the best I can be in the shortest amount of time.
Thanks Rich for the videos and keep shredding.
Honestly yes. But it definitely takes a lot of commitment on the trials bike.
IRC Tire USA Moto So after riding enduro for 2 years, I bought a trials bike 6 months ago for the sole purpose of improving my enduro riding. It’s a very steep learning curve. I’m only now starting to get comfortable, and that’s riding at least once a week.
Love how quite your bike is!
Thank you for videos...i love it especially as i have Sherco too :)
You can explain better than Jarvis for sure...
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Wow!! Thats high praise! Thanks! Wish we could ride as good as him!
@@IRCTireUSAMoto Maybe you can...have you got a garden shed? :-D
I would like to see a video about pivot turning by hitting a wall standing up, it is pretty hard
I’ve been practicing that on a 20” bolder and can’t get it. I just end up riding over it.
How do you practice the front end hop? Any tricks?
We've done a break down check it out!
th-cam.com/video/gud4tzLac44/w-d-xo.html
Holy cow. Mercy.
I would like to see a break down of the double blip technique. Been trying on smaller boulders and such but can't seem to nail it down. Thanks
Sure thing. Here you go.
th-cam.com/video/oEPDGMntVOA/w-d-xo.html
@@IRCTireUSAMoto 🤙
I LOVE IT !!!!
This is the best training video ever
haha! Thanks!
You make it look so damn easy
Thanks so much for the support!
great video as always
I appreciate that! Thanks!!!
Can you do some training videos for beginners like for early teens, the fundamentals to get confidence in riding trails/enduro please? So they can go from full seated position to stepping up the game and level up and have confidence and better control.
I have a niece that definitely needs some training, even though i have been riding for a little while, i realized i need fundamentals myself.