If you guys don’t already know who she is or follow her content, I strongly suggest that you do. She is an incredibly skilled rider and she puts out great content with tons of valuable information.
@@rmatvmc could you possibly get your own brand as a special edition livery for GPX bikes? im digging Meg's livery and i though, wait, what if you guys worked with gpx for a rad red white and blue livery with the rocky mountains as a coors beer style backround lol
The algorithm brought me here and I’m glad it did. I’m looking to brush up and learn new skills and find out ways to practice. There’s a wealth of instructional videos on this site and I want to thank you for sharing your experience. Meg’s instructional video here is so well done. Really clear instructions and the filming is just fabulous- whoever filmed this did a fabulous job! The angle you chose to emphasise various points and the slow motion shots are really helpful when trying to understand what you are supposed to do. I don’t want to ride off road at Meg Braap’s skill level, but WOW! That lady is an astounding rider! I was interested to watch because I’m a small man: 5’ 8” with 31” inside leg so I wanted to learn how to cope better. I picked up loads of tips on how to use my own weight, but I’m just blown away at how she flew up that dry river course. I didn’t think anyone could ride a bike up there. I’d be way too nervous to even think about it! Hats off to you lady. I hope you’ve done more videos because you’re a really gifted teacher ( esp good with whoever filmed this video!) Thanks a lot from us in the uk
Any taller riders who skipped over this video thinking it's not for them will be missing out. I'm 6'0 and have been working on most of these techniques over the past year and there's no doubt that they will elevate your riding to a whole new level regardless of your height. Meg was 1st place in the Grindstone Hard Enduro, so she can certainly walk the walk.
I’m watching this from the uk and I’m a short man 5’8” so I learned a lot and I’m blown away by how well that lady rides. I’m still watching her fly up that dry river with my mouth open wide in amazement!
I use a zip tie to secure the left foot peg up when loading my KLX 230 on my trailer because I kept getting really bad bruises from the peg hitting my calf and then I would lose my balance. Once I unload my bike I cut the zip tie off.
Tip #1 is the one most male riders can't comprehend. I see many guys use strength to make bad habits work. These are the riders who need your class the most.
If you do this it will all transfer to motocross balance is the name of the game and once you get a feel for it carving out ruts and railing berms will become second nature!
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Happy to work with you guys on this vid! Hopefully it helps some people 😊.
Glad you got to come hang out with us! You're an awesome teacher so I'm sure this video will help a lot of riders 👍
Meg, yes it did. I’m 5’5 female riding a KLX 230S.
So cool seeing Meg's on a video with RMATVMC. She's awesome
If you guys don’t already know who she is or follow her content, I strongly suggest that you do. She is an incredibly skilled rider and she puts out great content with tons of valuable information.
Awesome to see Meg teamed up with you guys.
Glad to see RM is sponsoring Megs Braap
She is insanely talented.
She sure is! Great technique that everyone can learn from.
@@rmatvmc could you possibly get your own brand as a special edition livery for GPX bikes? im digging Meg's livery and i though, wait, what if you guys worked with gpx for a rad red white and blue livery with the rocky mountains as a coors beer style backround lol
The algorithm brought me here and I’m glad it did. I’m looking to brush up and learn new skills and find out ways to practice. There’s a wealth of instructional videos on this site and I want to thank you for sharing your experience. Meg’s instructional video here is so well done. Really clear instructions and the filming is just fabulous- whoever filmed this did a fabulous job! The angle you chose to emphasise various points and the slow motion shots are really helpful when trying to understand what you are supposed to do. I don’t want to ride off road at Meg Braap’s skill level, but WOW! That lady is an astounding rider! I was interested to watch because I’m a small man: 5’ 8” with 31” inside leg so I wanted to learn how to cope better. I picked up loads of tips on how to use my own weight, but I’m just blown away at how she flew up that dry river course. I didn’t think anyone could ride a bike up there. I’d be way too nervous to even think about it! Hats off to you lady. I hope you’ve done more videos because you’re a really gifted teacher ( esp good with whoever filmed this video!) Thanks a lot from us in the uk
Great tips for us shorter riders.
Any taller riders who skipped over this video thinking it's not for them will be missing out. I'm 6'0 and have been working on most of these techniques over the past year and there's no doubt that they will elevate your riding to a whole new level regardless of your height. Meg was 1st place in the Grindstone Hard Enduro, so she can certainly walk the walk.
You are a very good RUclipsr.
Hooray Meg!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Love this. Thanks for the tips Megs and RMATVMC
Great riding lessons with you
As a female rider I really like videos with other women riders especially on tips for short riders 😊 I ride a KLX 230S and am looking to improve.
I’m watching this from the uk and I’m a short man 5’8” so I learned a lot and I’m blown away by how well that lady rides. I’m still watching her fly up that dry river with my mouth open wide in amazement!
I’m still waiting for you to plan a follow-up class in Seattle. I really enjoyed the first one.
Nice tips much love 2U Meg ❤✌🏾
Thanks Meg 🎉
Very good one, its all in there
I use a zip tie to secure the left foot peg up when loading my KLX 230 on my trailer because I kept getting really bad bruises from the peg hitting my calf and then I would lose my balance.
Once I unload my bike I cut the zip tie off.
Tip #1 is the one most male riders can't comprehend. I see many guys use strength to make bad habits work. These are the riders who need your class the most.
I am 6ft4, when I go watch a volleyball game I feel short, do I qualify?
could you guys do this with regular motocross? thanks for the video
If you do this it will all transfer to motocross balance is the name of the game and once you get a feel for it carving out ruts and railing berms will become second nature!
Great suggestion, that would be a helpful video. Thanks for checking out the video!
@@rmatvmc your welcome
@@rmatvmc maybe Chase could do the
short moto riders video?
Does 5’9 qualify for Short gang?
No, I don't think so. Your just above the short limit 😊
What’s done to the bike. It’s a 37” seat height stick and she’s touching the ground pretty well. My 5’6” ass struggles with my 37” seat
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How much is the wet weight of your bike?
Megs GPX TSE 300L weighs a little over 240 lbs.
Wonder how that gpx is holding up 🤔
What are your suspension settings? Have you lowered the subframe or done anything different? It looks like the bike is quite low.