The way Nick described riding loose reminded me of an article I read about being the "weightless rider"... just letting the bike work under you and giving it input, not moving it around forcefully.
Billy Bolt, Multiple super enduro world champion....you should tell him and the hundred other pro riders out there that arm pump is baloney and they are just riding the bike wrong.
lol i did think the same thing hahaha, tho i dod know what he means just worded a bit wrong, have to say i saw billy bolt about 2 months ago at an extreme enduro. that man can ride!
Awesome job Nick! Completely agree! Arm pump comes from overriding! Any rider can ride themselves into arm pump no matter the level!
Being loose on the bike comes from anticipation of what the bike will do. You can only get it with seat time and experience.
Brilliantly summed!
The way Nick described riding loose reminded me of an article I read about being the "weightless rider"... just letting the bike work under you and giving it input, not moving it around forcefully.
Great simple methods
Mid corner do you have the clutch pulled in??
What bike is he rideing?
Nick's riding a KTM 350 SX-F.
Thanks for checking out the video!
Damn, I’m pretty sure I have not done any of these tips.
Billy Bolt, Multiple super enduro world champion....you should tell him and the hundred other pro riders out there that arm pump is baloney and they are just riding the bike wrong.
I think what he meant is that it’s not as much of a problem if you’re relaxe and ride loose.
@@doug_EX yes that's what he should have said, instead he said it basically doesn't exist
lol i did think the same thing hahaha, tho i dod know what he means just worded a bit wrong, have to say i saw billy bolt about 2 months ago at an extreme enduro. that man can ride!
Everyone can always work on technique....
Four strokes