The aim of this channel is to give you guys an instant and hopefully some inspiration on the life of extreme sports and the highs and lows of the journey. Motocross and enduro dirtbikes
Been watching your race vid from 3 years ago on the 300 Sherco 4 stroke and I know they come with the akro pipe but it sounds real different (more like a crazy induction noise) does that come through in real life?
They were easy from the technical side but we were basically training for all the bits in-between the hard sections for gazzy to race Romaniacs a few days later 👌 thanks for watching
It's a good question but there was a reason for it. In-between all the hard sections at Romaniacs is like this and slightly unnatural for is that do the hard slow stuff. So it was great practice for gazzy to keep this fast pace up on the going 👌
OOOOoooooo YES!!! that was truly epic!!! Romania's countryside is just so vast and stunning. Absolutely love when you guys go their and export these amazing ride videos. Love it, love it, love it....oh and Midwest sent me.... again 😂😂👍👍👍👍
Awesome video like always love seeing the Romania stuff! Maybe a stupid question but i started riding offroad for a year now not to serious trying to get more into it and ride more but im kinda scared of lifting/popping the front wheel up with or without clutch haha maybe cause im older it just doesn't come natural to me but if you ever had a fear like that what did you do to overcome it? *Ps sorry for my bad English haha*
Your English is better than mine🤣 So I actually do have something that will make this easier for you. It's more about timing than strength. I like to get people to start off on a slight hill and just start with holding the bike stationary with the bite point on the clutch no breaks then play around with rolling back slightly and then stopping again just using the clutch and then creep forward and hold the bike again. This teaches you the bite point. And from there you can progress with front break and compression the front suspension and timing the clutch pop with the rebound. Start small and then go progressively harder with the pop and get comfortable 👌 Hope this helps
@@Motomarsh Hey Marsh thanks for the compliment but i doubt that hahah! Thats some solid advice i actually do that when i am warming the bike up *the clutch bite rolling excersize also roll backwards and catch it with the clutch to stop* i try to do some wheelies from stand still too with the front brake and suspensions compression it makes it rly easy to pop it up and it feels pretty safe but when i get the wheel up i kinda panic hahah when im back from my vacation in Hungary im going to try and do much more riding i think it just comes down to seat time too right? Also its awesome to hear the shoulder is holding up that must be such a relief after all this time! love seeing you shred and now being able to ride to the full potential must be exciting for you to improve even more because pain isnt holding you back! Sorry for the essay reply mate i really appreciate you and the advice!
