How To Ride An ATV (Jumping A Sport Quad)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Sport quads are made for aggressive trail riding and doing things like drifting and jumping. Here is a quick tutorial on how to hit jumps you come across while trail riding on your sport quad.
#atvridingtips
#quadridingtips
#atvbasics
#newriders
#beginnerriders 
Авто/Мото
Me and the boys sending it with our utility atvs.
Hey buddy. Great video again. Jumping is something I've never felt particularly comfortable with. That raptor looks like it flies well.
Thanks Rodney! Yeah I didn’t mention it in the video but it jumps as evenly as anything I’ve ever ridden. Definitely makes it easy. Got any major snow yet?
@@FunGoingFast not really. We received about 4 inches today, and the smaller lakes have frozen over. The Land o Lakes area seems to be getting quite a bit of snow. I'm heavily considering getting my old snowmobile cleaned up for riding around this season. We'll see. I need to start releasing some of the videos I shot this year.
Also, just thought I'd mention I'd still enjoy a video of that buffalo trail near Johnson City. :-)
@@ROCKINRODNEYhaha. It is still on the list of future videos to do. Promise. A snowmobile video would be very cool.
@@FunGoingFast haha thanks buddy!
@@FunGoingFast 😅😊qlqqq
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
If you let off you nose dive. Keep just a little throttle in the air to keep it level
Good feedback.
Any tips for controlling the quad mid flight cause I hurt my shoulder when I sent it on a big jump bike decided to nose dive I had my weight at the back still couldn’t pull it straight
Ouch. Yeah each quad is a little different. Whenever Im on something I havent riddem before I like to get a feel for it on smaller jumps before going too hard. Then you can get an idea of how much preload you need before jumping. If you are a little too light on the front you can always lean forward a little more, but as you saw its about impossible to bring it back once the nose goes down. And I like to have a good neutral body posture with bent knees so I can have a little more control. Hope your shoulder heals up fast.
There is something you can do, rev the bike up the centrifugal force of the motor and tires will bring up the front end.
best thing to do as a safe precaution on every jump is too just before you leave the face throw your body back and begin to pull your front end up. worst comes to worst and you start to nosedive your Rev limiter is your best friend you want to land with your back wheels hitting the ground first you don't want to flat land bc its harder on you your suspension and your more prone to fishtailing when you land obviously I can't speak for every situation but this is a good way to base your knowledge you need to get comfortable with moving your body around midflight Aswell
@@arptv806 thanks for the answer i have been doing that it's working great I also just give it a little more throttle before the back wheels leave the ground never nosedived after I started doing that
yes, forgot to mention to blip the throttle before take-off to lol and your welcome@@getsugatenshou1993
Where is this??
Brown Mountain OHV in Collettsville, NC near Lenoir. Its a great place to ride. I have several videos of Brown Mountain if you check out my channel playlists.
What gear are you in?
Can’t remember exactly, but probably 2nd. The gears are pretty tall on the Raptor.
You called that jumping and those jumps
This is a how to video and he even states start small... I don't think people start on 20-30 foot kickers, especially if they are watching a how to video XD