It was a slick day at Ioco in Vancouver but the boys were sending! Nothing better than riding with friends Riders : Sean Bird, Steve Day, Alex Walton & Sam King
Thanks for the kind words!! Glad you enjoyed the video. Subscribe for more, I'm about to drive across the country (Halifax - Victoria on Vancouver Island)
I love the 4 stroke! It's definitely a different beast from the 2 Stroke. The 4 stroke makes great traction in the slippery stuff but I'd still prefer the 2 stroke for bigger hits and obstacles that require greater amount of "lift"
@@ridethevibe7365 if I could afford to get into it, I would probably stick to a four stroke. I don't think I could hit big obstacles for a while. Does it require a lot of clutch work?
@@BaronBoar To be a good trials rider it requires you to hone in your Clutch, Throttle and Balance skill. We are hosting a number of Trials and Enduro courses in BC, AB and Saskatchewan this spring. We will have 3 Trials bikes and 10 enduro bikes up for hire - just incase you're interested to come try the sport before you have to make the commitment of buying your own bike!
@@NoResults-NoCharge 4 Stroke makes great traction and very nice responsive torque down low in the rev range. I've found it best to ride obstacles in a gear higher on the 4T compared to the 2T... For the big vertical/undercut splats the rev range of the 2T will out perform the 4T as I found the 4T will sign off in the higher revs... Maybe I should make a video about the two in comparison :) both amazing bikes and really can't be disappointed with either option
