Speed is your enemy, Momentum is your friend. Good tips, explained well. Lots of people out there need this advise. Tip 6, get rid of the mindset that you need to make it the first try. Try to crawl it first. Crawling is the goal. In crawling you get to see how the machine responds to the line you picked before your in trouble. When you commit with lots of throttle and momentum the first try at something, you brake stuff or end up upside down.
Hey thanks! Speed is your enemy momentum is your friend. That’s a good one! Tip 6 would have been a good one to add because that’s also something that gets ya in trouble. Feel out the line and first and get comfy before the momentum 🤙🏼 crawling is badass!
I know I am commenting on an old video, but you find them when you find them. Just wanted to applaud your use of the RC as a tool. Great use of it Austin. Been trying to teach my fiancee how to brake with her left foot. Good tool to learn this is to do it in your every day vehicle. Takes a few omgwtf stops, but you can get used to it fairly quickly. Bumping is so completely different in each machine. With the razors, can ams, etc you have that pause and jerk when the belt engages. The KRX is much easier to bump because of the constant belt tension. The reason you still get nervous or scared when you're tippy is that as you gain more and more experience, you realize the stuff you did when you were young actually hurts, and when you're older you realize you are mortal. Lol
Speed is your enemy, Momentum is your friend.
Good tips, explained well. Lots of people out there need this advise.
Tip 6, get rid of the mindset that you need to make it the first try. Try to crawl it first. Crawling is the goal. In crawling you get to see how the machine responds to the line you picked before your in trouble. When you commit with lots of throttle and momentum the first try at something, you brake stuff or end up upside down.
Hey thanks!
Speed is your enemy momentum is your friend. That’s a good one!
Tip 6 would have been a good one to add because that’s also something that gets ya in trouble. Feel out the line and first and get comfy before the momentum 🤙🏼 crawling is badass!
I know I am commenting on an old video, but you find them when you find them. Just wanted to applaud your use of the RC as a tool. Great use of it Austin. Been trying to teach my fiancee how to brake with her left foot. Good tool to learn this is to do it in your every day vehicle. Takes a few omgwtf stops, but you can get used to it fairly quickly. Bumping is so completely different in each machine. With the razors, can ams, etc you have that pause and jerk when the belt engages. The KRX is much easier to bump because of the constant belt tension. The reason you still get nervous or scared when you're tippy is that as you gain more and more experience, you realize the stuff you did when you were young actually hurts, and when you're older you realize you are mortal. Lol
nice dude, all these tips helped me think more clearly about the mild crawling I do in my 4Runner
That’s awesome! Hopefully they help you out on the trail 🤙🏼
Very helpful.
Awesome! I’m stoked to hear that!
Good tips!
Hey thanks brotha! Learned from the pro ;)
Thoughts on rear sway bar? Connected or not? Sxs
I don’t run a front sway bar but it’s not a good idea to take off the rear, waay too much body roll
@@AustinStout agree. I have ran both ways. Seems more flex (opens door for more axles issues) but def more stable with it on
Yeah the flex is crazy! It just seems to get too tippy in those spots where the machine is leaning