Thanks bro , i have an enduro so the transmission is really short , but i didn’t know that you don’t need to pull on the handle bar when puting your body as back as possible , thanks !!
Thanks for the video! Do you have any advice on bigger bike (in terms of weight)??? I have a ktm duke 125 which is like 150 KG without fuel and that make it really hard to pull up. Advice mainly on the use of the riders weight while pulling up.
I tried a Duke 125 a while ago and even for me they are really hard, but I stood up before compressing the forks, and then basically jumping from standing to sitting as far back as possible on the seat
@@Hajper_moto Ahhh ok thank you, I tried today and got it of the ground (like 30-40cm I think) I think when I use my weight more like you said I should be a ble to do it!!! Thanks .
@@trademaxing when I tried a 2022 I though it had slightly worse bottom end power but it felt stronger at high speeds. But I could still wheelie it in second gear no problem
i just wanted to ask how to overcome the fear of lifting the wheel up or even dropping the bike down since i do not have a supermoto type bike(i have xsr125)
@@danger8173 I rode mtb a lot before riding bikes so I kind of got used to crashing that way. And now on the bike I always just thought if it happens it happens and I’ll have to repair it🤷♂️
So I have a yamaha tw 125 (slow ass gears so in first its fairly easy) but I’m scared of pulling it up by clitching, and instead I use your body technique for 2nd gear and just gas. It works but meh. Any tips to not get scared of clutching (My feet used to slip sometimes) and because I’m scared I don’t move my upper body like at all
@ I can send you a couple of videos so you can get a better understanding of what I mean. But yeah recently my feet don’t slide but still I don’t move my upper body that much and idk why I’ve never clutched it up at full gas, always at 3/4 and almost instantly backed off the gas after getting it up. I guess I just need more seat time and try myself
Very helpful video.But I wanted to ask, someday i want to get 125 exc but before that what bike u would recommend to learn on? I see many people start with a 50cc 2t some with 125 4stroke and many more bikes. So what bike u would recommend?
@@bsfalsf8960 In Sweden you can legally ride a 50cc at 15 and a 125cc at 16, so here I would recommend starting at 50 to be earlier. But it depends on your country
I have a clutch lever from twenty, a bit shorter than the original, i bought the bike used and i dont think the previous owner did anything special to it, we checked where it was stiff and it was the thing that pulls the clutch, the one you connect the clutcwire to
@@stravnerkjaer okay and does the clutch actually work still? The rod you connect the clutch wire to you can actually just pull straight up and out. Do that and check if it’s damaged or anything
@@stravnerkjaer could be lots of things but check so no screws are over tightened over the cable, check that the cable isn’t pinched, and lube the wire lastly
@@Hajper_moto Absolut. Jag ska testa fullgas med kopplingsläpp på KTMn i morgon. Kommer eventuellt snurra 6 varv baklänges innan jag hinner få i bromsen. Men va fan!
Wouldnt recommend the helmet it’s kinda heavy but it’s an O’Neal, unsure of the model. The Aprilia snaps it’s throttle and clutch cable once every few months other than than I’m happy
@@Luki_SX no 125 has the power to just go up, you have to drop the clutch with absolutely perfect timing, and make sure to use your full body weight as I showed
Thanks bro , i have an enduro so the transmission is really short , but i didn’t know that you don’t need to pull on the handle bar when puting your body as back as possible , thanks !!
@@chatdeau_ no problem! It’s still important to quickly move your weight backwards tho, you can’t just sit back there
Thanks bro i have wr125x and i struggle in second gear and you said that i didnt need to pull on handlebars with power only bodyweight, i will try 👍
@@damihan1843 great try that!
Finally, first real video that shows step by step on 125, thanks alot. Btw you have stock gearing?
Yes everything stock!
Very nice explanation
Very Good video also with the camera angels everything is perfect shown thank you so much
@@exotiicdubs3526 good to hear!
Finally a good video tutorial
@@Fhxx-l7o great to hear🥰
Thank you for the great tutorial!
Absolutely W of a video 🔥
Yes siiirrr🥰🥰🥰
W video, all the steps u said here also apply to 50cc bikes
@@ristanovichv Yes they do! You just need to be at lower speeds and use more body position on 50cc
I have the same bike so thank you for the help
@@piccionepiccio1583 of course🥰
finally bro, appreciate the content
hopefully next summer ill get them down haha
@@AlbertSXof course man! Im sure you can do it
Tack för tutorialen ska försöka lära mig, har också en rx 125
@@leohellstrom9222 kingg
AHHH LETSGOO FINALLY A VIDEO FOR ME
@@DevezaKarlLeighann 🥰🥰
Thanks for the video! Do you have any advice on bigger bike (in terms of weight)??? I have a ktm duke 125 which is like 150 KG without fuel and that make it really hard to pull up. Advice mainly on the use of the riders weight while pulling up.
I tried a Duke 125 a while ago and even for me they are really hard, but I stood up before compressing the forks, and then basically jumping from standing to sitting as far back as possible on the seat
@@Hajper_moto Ahhh ok thank you, I tried today and got it of the ground (like 30-40cm I think) I think when I use my weight more like you said I should be a ble to do it!!! Thanks .
@@realmv04 Yes good luck! I believe in you
thanbks for the video bro! what yeart is your aprilia sx? becouse i want to buy the 2024 model and i dont know if it will have the same power as yours
@@trademaxing when I tried a 2022 I though it had slightly worse bottom end power but it felt stronger at high speeds. But I could still wheelie it in second gear no problem
@@Hajper_moto great!
Great video, why do you have your front brake bent forward like that?
@@EsbjörnNilsson-k6z asphalt + brake lever = no good combo
i have an xr150 L for stroke and i'm learning the balance point rn
@@lukeflippps good luck!
pretty good tutorial! Is your aprilia also overheating the whole time
@@lukihoizi Thanks! No it really only overheats when I’m going really slow and it’s warm out, that’s odd that yours does it
i just wanted to ask how to overcome the fear of lifting the wheel up or even dropping the bike down since i do not have a supermoto type bike(i have xsr125)
@@danger8173 I rode mtb a lot before riding bikes so I kind of got used to crashing that way. And now on the bike I always just thought if it happens it happens and I’ll have to repair it🤷♂️
@@Hajper_moto okey thx and it makes sense
So I have a yamaha tw 125 (slow ass gears so in first its fairly easy) but I’m scared of pulling it up by clitching, and instead I use your body technique for 2nd gear and just gas. It works but meh. Any tips to not get scared of clutching (My feet used to slip sometimes) and because I’m scared I don’t move my upper body like at all
You just have to try it over and over honestly. If you stand up when you start to pull it up and then sit down your feet might not slip. Just an idea
@ I can send you a couple of videos so you can get a better understanding of what I mean. But yeah recently my feet don’t slide but still I don’t move my upper body that much and idk why I’ve never clutched it up at full gas, always at 3/4 and almost instantly backed off the gas after getting it up. I guess I just need more seat time and try myself
@ yess exactly it’s all just seat time. My ig is Hajper_moto if you want to send me videos
anything different about your sprocket or is it stock? really good tips
@@thesquillyexperience9442 appreciate it! No everything’s stock
Very helpful video.But I wanted to ask, someday i want to get 125 exc but before that what bike u would recommend to learn on? I see many people start with a 50cc 2t some with 125 4stroke and many more bikes. So what bike u would recommend?
@@bsfalsf8960 In Sweden you can legally ride a 50cc at 15 and a 125cc at 16, so here I would recommend starting at 50 to be earlier. But it depends on your country
Did you map your Aprilia because I have sx125 2020 and I’m thinking about doing it
I did not:)
2:26 "Hoping forward" den va bra 😂
@@adamlundberg7350vad är problemet😂
How come 4 stroke 125 instead of 2 stroke 125 for supermoto, and wheelies? No hate your content is fire, so is the bike and your skills!
Because I ride way too much to be able to afford a twostrokes maintenance
@@Hajper_moto thats understandable, i cant choose either i want both
@@CallMeAstro Both would be best ngl
bro please help i have 4 stroke 125 but it has no clutch
@@tomjoh7454 you’re cooked🤷♂️ may be possible if it weights very little
Is the aprilia sx125 actually good for a first bike?
@@Herpyreal it would be absolutely perfect, mine only breaks because I stunt it otherwise it would be 100% reliable
@Hajper_moto thank you very much ❤
@Hajper_moto I would love to see you make a motor vlog or pov rides
@@Herpyreal I really want to make those as well I just feel way too awkward talking
@Hajper_moto it's OK man you'll get better over time
I have almost the same bike (aprilia sx 125 2018) but my cluch is very stiff so i need 3 fingers or more to pull it in, how do i fix it?
@@stravnerkjaer do you have the original clutch lever? Have you done anything with the clutch?
I have a clutch lever from twenty, a bit shorter than the original, i bought the bike used and i dont think the previous owner did anything special to it, we checked where it was stiff and it was the thing that pulls the clutch, the one you connect the clutcwire to
@@stravnerkjaer okay and does the clutch actually work still? The rod you connect the clutch wire to you can actually just pull straight up and out. Do that and check if it’s damaged or anything
The cluch works very well, the only problem is that it is hard to pull
@@stravnerkjaer could be lots of things but check so no screws are over tightened over the cable, check that the cable isn’t pinched, and lube the wire lastly
how much horsepower does your bike have? and how much does it weigh?
@@_jaicool_4766 15 horsepower all original, 134 kg
W👌
@@linusthorberg_levnu5684 nu har du ingen ursäkt till att inte lära dig
@@Hajper_moto Absolut. Jag ska testa fullgas med kopplingsläpp på KTMn i morgon. Kommer eventuellt snurra 6 varv baklänges innan jag hinner få i bromsen. Men va fan!
@@linusthorberg_levnu5684 du får ju kanske anpassa metoden liiite för 50 hästar men annars no problems!
Är du i Nykvarn/Almnäs och kör?
Japp!
bro give me the name of the helmet and tell me if you are completely satisfied with the aprilia🙏
Wouldnt recommend the helmet it’s kinda heavy but it’s an O’Neal, unsure of the model. The Aprilia snaps it’s throttle and clutch cable once every few months other than than I’m happy
@@Hajper_moto thank you brother, it means a lot to me, I can advertise you a little if you want😃
I'm planning to buy it, so I'm gathering information😄
Just one more question about how it behaves on the off road
@@darkojovanovic20 that would be awesome!
Idk why but my aprilia sx 125 just doesnt have the power to go up in the 2nd gear.
@@Luki_SX no 125 has the power to just go up, you have to drop the clutch with absolutely perfect timing, and make sure to use your full body weight as I showed
@@Hajper_moto yea i can already heckscrape but pulling the bike up in 2nd gear is just too hard. I can pull the bike up in the first gear at 22km/h
@@Hajper_moto i dont know how it is called in english but when i pop the clutch the engine immediatly drops to around 3000-5000 rpm
@@Luki_SX heckscrape? And yes my bike does that too if I dont pull enough or isnt at the right speed
@@Hajper_moto okay i probably just need to practice it more. Heckscrape is when you touch the ground with the heck.
Tjo har en utmaning till dig om du kan wheela en KTM Duke 125cc //Oscar
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