Yep did exactly that. Leaned too far down and slid out and pulled my MCL. Lucky for me I had on knee braces so only six weeks off the bike and physio. Was great fun up till then sliding around though.
I love this channel and all the free masterclass content. Just bought my new old bike I got for cheap. I have a long way to go... Havent even got any gear yet so no riding yet just balance drills.
Yessss real talk. Hard packed turns definitely kryptonite for me especially with a little gravel on top. Just raced Virginia city and first turn of the race was this type of turn exactly and slid out. Thanks for the video coach.
Hey Rich. Love your videos. Maybe offer up a friendly reminder to your viewers. When you focus on skills and clutch control you need to replace your clutch oil more often than just trail riding. I couldn’t figure out what was happening with my skills till I popped the cap off and found black clutch oil. Fresh works much better! 😂. On the bike. I’d like to know if you are a mousse user or tubes or what for your riding. Thanks again.
Be cool see a comparison video for the irc tires. There like 6-8 different front and rears. Like hear how hold up and what characteristics they have along with what terain best in.
Great point about tires Rich! Coming from a Moto background and just trail riding bike set up the tires make a huge difference in the way they break loose compared to a grippy tire. It can take some time to get used to. I can say my brief time racing flat track as a kid helped me a lot in all aspects of riding. Likewise I think motocross riders would benefit a lot from trials and hardenduro ideas.
What about a video about drifting/power sliding around softer corners and sweepers in motocross? Impressive when riders can do this and not rely on berms and ruts. You do an amazing job of breaking things down and explaining them. I’ve also seen this referred to as as steering with the rear wheel but not a lot of videos on it.
I do fairly good adapting to the different area's and guess I'm so use to it that I dont think about the little things. These videos help me pick up something different, thanks. Now go find some mud😊
Thanks for making this video! Much underserved topic across TH-cam. Here in the S. AZ desert, loose over hard or deep sand is the norm. Don't think I've ever seen a rut. Sure would love to see a video on cornering in deep sand.
I still need time to work on the progression series! Yall put out so much good content. The hardpack is a lot more of my usual riding though, so I'm not complaining. 😂
Rich, can I ask you what front tire you would recommend to pair with the VE33S Gekkota? I'm loving the rear but have yet to find a perfect pair for the front. I'm a mixed rider, but tend towards the slow and technical but still do some XC racing. I run Tubliss on both ends of the bike. Thank you for always putting out great content dude. You're an inspiration to many!
Have never heard anyone else who can break it down to this level of detail like you, big congrats!
Very much appreciated!
I don’t think anyone has ever or will ever explain this in anymore detail than you have! Absolute perfect 5 star 🌟 video 👌👌👌subscribed ✔️
Yep did exactly that. Leaned too far down and slid out and pulled my MCL. Lucky for me I had on knee braces so only six weeks off the bike and physio. Was great fun up till then sliding around though.
I love this channel and all the free masterclass content. Just bought my new old bike I got for cheap. I have a long way to go... Havent even got any gear yet so no riding yet just balance drills.
Balance drills are great place to start!
@@IRCTireUSAMoto I only know this because of this very channel. We are all so lucky to have you!
Yessss real talk. Hard packed turns definitely kryptonite for me especially with a little gravel on top. Just raced Virginia city and first turn of the race was this type of turn exactly and slid out. Thanks for the video coach.
Thanks for watching! I’m pumped to help!!
Your advice is golden
well communicated, sir.
Hey Rich. Love your videos. Maybe offer up a friendly reminder to your viewers. When you focus on skills and clutch control you need to replace your clutch oil more often than just trail riding. I couldn’t figure out what was happening with my skills till I popped the cap off and found black clutch oil. Fresh works much better! 😂. On the bike. I’d like to know if you are a mousse user or tubes or what for your riding. Thanks again.
Be cool see a comparison video for the irc tires. There like 6-8 different front and rears. Like hear how hold up and what characteristics they have along with what terain best in.
Great idea we’ll make it happen!
Great point about tires Rich! Coming from a Moto background and just trail riding bike set up the tires make a huge difference in the way they break loose compared to a grippy tire. It can take some time to get used to. I can say my brief time racing flat track as a kid helped me a lot in all aspects of riding. Likewise I think motocross riders would benefit a lot from trials and hardenduro ideas.
Man I bet that flat track racing did wonders for you! Definitely being adaptable can help all disciplines!
What about a video about drifting/power sliding around softer corners and sweepers in motocross? Impressive when riders can do this and not rely on berms and ruts. You do an amazing job of breaking things down and explaining them. I’ve also seen this referred to as as steering with the rear wheel but not a lot of videos on it.
I do fairly good adapting to the different area's and guess I'm so use to it that I dont think about the little things. These videos help me pick up something different, thanks.
Now go find some mud😊
Thanks for making this video! Much underserved topic across TH-cam. Here in the S. AZ desert, loose over hard or deep sand is the norm. Don't think I've ever seen a rut. Sure would love to see a video on cornering in deep sand.
Great idea! I’ll have to make that happen!
I still need time to work on the progression series! Yall put out so much good content. The hardpack is a lot more of my usual riding though, so I'm not complaining. 😂
Rich, can I ask you what front tire you would recommend to pair with the VE33S Gekkota? I'm loving the rear but have yet to find a perfect pair for the front. I'm a mixed rider, but tend towards the slow and technical but still do some XC racing. I run Tubliss on both ends of the bike.
Thank you for always putting out great content dude. You're an inspiration to many!
Thanks so much man!! I’m lovin the vx30 front!
@@IRCTireUSAMoto Cool. Checking it out now.
@@IRCTireUSAMoto Oooh. It comes in a 90/90.
I agree with everything but the part about hard pack not being fun. I always enjoyed practicing standing doughnuts.
Haha! It’s definitely fun.. not as fun as sand track though 😁
Learning to drift and do doughnuts actually helped my trail riding so much.
Being a hooligan finally paid off.