How To Shift a Dirt Bike|5 Pro Tips

In this week's Sedlak Offroad School Motocross riding tip Daniel Sedlak gives you 5 pro tips on how to shift your dirt bike correctly. He will explain the proper foot position on you Motocross bike, how to use the clutch when shifting up and shifting down, how to find the ride gear on your dirt bike and last but not least he will teach you how to shift your Motocross or dirt bike while standing up.
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[@simplyrise5217]

5:30 That's the clearest shifting demo tip. Thanks bro

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@hardtailfails]

Up shifting without the clutch doesn't hurt it you let off the power then shift quickly the gear floats in sometimes smoother then when you pull the clutch in

[@youdude1020]

Thanks man! Not many videos about standing and shifting

[@abarref]

Nice video! I'm learning motocross and this was very useful. Thanks!

[@dericktv8940]

Thanks for your tips,

[@gaelv9948]

Thank you so much for this videos man it really helps a lot! Thanks again!

[@andrewclements5691]

Thanks man

[@dashmccullar3207]

Yes

[@ezbg]

That’s interesting. For sport bikes it’s no problem and even times smoother with good technique shifting up clutch less, but always shift down with clutch

[@gpsvlogs96]

nice one my brother. helped me alot🦾🦾🙏🙏❤❤

[@DonGH97]

I had problems with my foot being stuck under the shifter, i put it up a bit now just like yours. Good to see you have the same shift lever position🤣👍🏻 Makes me feel like i did the right thing lol.

[@MRALEX9870]

i learned the hard way when my foot got crammed between the peg and the shifter and causes me to lose control and fall over causing a minor leg injury after that i put that damn gear lever as high as possible

[@keepembasic6571]

30 videos later i finally found my aswer thank bro thank you

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@fredreyes8345]

I'm a beginner. Thanks for the tip.

[@georgebanker2669]

Back in the day (70s) I would only use the clutch on my Yamaha 360s to start off or when coming to a full stop. Wondering why we need use clutches today. Bikes getting worse?

[@monsterboomer8051]

wtf is this? a joke?

[@georgebanker2669]

No joke, that's what we did.

[@lilwound748]

So you can stay on the gas and change gears without letting off on a dirt bike ?

[@HealthRecipe-zh9zc]

Thinking about getting a Honda 80rxr as a beginner bike, any tips?

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Depends on the age and height of the rider but it can be a great learner bike.

[@deathmetaldownhiller7874]

Well you don't need the clutch in a semi, so if you're burning your dirtbike gearbox out in a year, you're doing something wrong.
Syncromesh is there for a reason.

[@bunnyman6321]

Do you brake then downshift or downshift then brake?

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Get your braking done and then downshift when you are done braking 👍🏻

[@bunnyman6321]

@@SocalOffroadSchool Thank you!

[@bikramlimbu9242]

Does shifting down without a clutch hurt the bike ?

[@daltonmckinnon7264]

No 😃

[@bradyj6535]

So shifting up without clutch is not good and I shouldn't do it but shifting down doesn't hurt the bike at all?

[@twentyoneromances1576]

bascially yes

[@Braden.c3]

Yeah

[@hardtailfails]

No you can shift up without the clutch twist the throttle as soon as you twist it back and there is no accelerating or engine braking shift got to be quick but it's smoother then shifting with clutch

[@eric6rock]

It doesn't hurt you if you're riding a factory bike 🤣. If you do wanna work on your bike much you can shift without the clutch. Shifting without the clutch is sometimes good but not all the time as eventually it will wear down the gearbox. The two stroke I ride I have always shifted with the clutch in, seems slower yet the gearbox will last longer.

[@hardtailfails]

@@eric6rock it will last about the same but the clutch will last longer

[@Plimishi]

im riding KTM 125 Sx

[@bunnyman6321]

How you making out?

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Cool bike 👍🏻

[@Plimishi]

@@SocalOffroadSchool yes its a really good bike

[@Plimishi]

@@SocalOffroadSchool and i meant 150 not 125

[@joshcandela13]

Its called the ball of your foot bro u dont have a palm on your foot

[@lock5171]

he didnt wanna say balls or gay

[@joshcandela13]

@@lock5171 this is before I realized who ronnie was bro I met him he is a riot