How To Improve Your Balance on a Dirt Bike | Pro Enduro Riding Tips w/ Rich Larsen
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Having the right balance and knowing where you are on the motorcycle is essential for all types of riding, but even more so when navigating those tricky enduro obstacles and more technical trails. In this video, our own Charles joins pro enduro rider Rich Larsen for a lesson in how to balance on a dirt bike, along with some skills needed to keep control of your bike during technical maneuvers.
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My 10yo son worked in this last winter on his 110. After a couple days he was able to do this and kickstart his bike at the same time. It does not take much but it just takes the time to start and try. Thanks for the great lessons and tips to make us all better!!!
Hope that also correlates with a nearly 40 yo intermediate rider freshly off a hiatus.
Dood what is he now a reptilian?
Lmfao @@cpostclothesrack2012
Great to see Rich here! Again, the Jedi Master of hard enduro!
Love content like this! So much easier to learn when you see the instructor break it down while a newbie is learning it
Thanks a million for this video. I've tried mastering the static balance but never was able to but with the tips in this video I'm getting the hang of it!
I really like that breakdancing is being incorporated into the teaching of motorcycle skills.
This is great advice and I'm speaking to this as a trials rider. Great tips guys
Your teaching enthusiasm is awesome and the first thing I noticed. YES! 🙂
damn, Charles is killin it. Good to see Rich on here.
love these, keep em coming!👍
Man Rich, you are all kinds of help!! I'm watching your series but still practicing on the static track stand. It is harder than it looks!! Thanks for the tip on digging out a little hole.
Really cool to see Rich Larson on the RMATVMC channel. I love his content on the IRC channel.
Rich Larson has been very helpful with his video's. Now I know why his next instructional hasn't come out yet because he was working on this with Rocky Mountain. 😆
Awesome Video!👍🏻 Great Information!
This is GREAT stuff. More like this. Rich is a Bad Ass!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience 🎉🎉🎉
Another good vid thanks! I will be trying this one
Rich...you are amazing
Great video 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Brilliant!
Hope you enjoyed. Thanks for your views and feedback.
Awesome Enduro content. 😀👍
100% pro tips
Very helpful! 👍
Thanks 😊
This is definitely a drill I need more practice with. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks. I was naturally spreading my legs occasionally while riding slow in the dirt and wondered if that was okay.
One great example of why it is ok is the side hill technique Rich covers in a few videos. When on a side hill you want to tip your bike so more perpendicular that plumb to the hill, this keeps your main traction patch of your tire and weight to the hill and not using the edge of the tire. to do that you have to have a knee wide.
Amazing ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
@@rmatvmcI just tried to do this balance example and I deed it without one hand but front wheel in a little hole. But it’s really works.
Great video!!!
Ok...my family and I love your videos..we watch them often. But....I have to ask....what breed is your dog...absolutely beautiful
Rich, when you first mention to turn the bars into the direction you are falling... Do you mean to apply pressure to the bars without moving them?, or do you mean to actually move the bars?
I think Charles tried to ask a similar question but I think you inadvertently answered a different question.
So I just went out in the dark practicing my balance with this technique. I have a 300+lb crf250L dual sport. Will it naturally be harder the heavier the bike gets? Also, I seem to be more comfortable starting with the opposite leg as the video. Is there a reason to start standing with the “outside” leg?
Gotta learn to go slow to be better at going fast!
Wait a minute. I don’t see any pros here
Nice