Dirt Bike Trail Riding Tips 

Good technique, here. The peoples technique.

Alright girls if your watching this go buy a big 16 inch dildo and practice.

Dont forget you can use your feet to train all limbs for fatigue prevention

But..... its november....

Those can be rough lol

Appreciate it! Once you start to fine tune those skills it becomes an addiction.

How’s the dirt bike riding going mate?

Thanks

It would be so nice to ride all year long!

Awesome! I’m right there with ya, just itching to get back on the bike.

Thank you!

Me either broski gonna rip err this summer🤘🏽💯

Ya it’s 2021 and it’s horrible where I am and there is I sleet snow and more I really can’t wait for it to be summer so I really agree with you

+TORN MOTO Thanks man, Greatly appreciated Ride safe!

+hinano316 Thank you!

Cody Shanks until something horrible happens and you wish you were. Stay safe brother the least you can do is tell your close ones where you’ll be riding, what trails etc.

Being by myself i feel I can just go at my own pace and I don't have to worry about getting in someone's way or someone getting in my way.

Bryce Watson exactly I ride by myself but I have a group that rides and they go faster than me so I want to learn how to keep up

Thanks man! Im def looking for fall to come around for slightly cooler riding days lol

DirtGrinder truth man, i am from Poland, so we expected cold summer but this year its so hooot. You ve Got knowledge i am waiting for more video!

Of Course Man! Stay tuned every Monday for MotoMonday releases. Tell your friends and family, two stroke action will be coming

Lucky! I wish I had year around riding

DirtGrinder Enduro Be careful what you wish for, mate. I went out at midday on Saturday and it was42*C , I came home after an hour feeling sick.

I'm sorry to hear, get well soon!

The country of nopeland

What area you going to be riding?

My first bike was a 1980 xl lol perfect example of a first bike

@@Abowhuntersjourney my first bike was a Apollo rfz 125 lol

@@brycewatson3387 i got a 125 ttr 125 and its not serviced so we r working on it

Facts man

Thanks man

They're so much fun! Enjoy it and stay tuned on DirtGrinder Enduro

+Chris Hahn Thanks Man!! Stay tuned for content

Thank You!

Agreed, you have to send as much time as you can in the woods.

Trail is North of Osburn, ID

Thank you! I'll be sure to work on the stabilization. You have earned a new sub!

thanks for the new sub! I don't think I was dizzy because of anything you did. it's probably just a natural reaction to a helmet-mounted camera. Plus, if you were riding down a highway or any street-and I've seen plenty of high-speed motorcycle races on highways-I never felt dizzy, so it must be because you were riding through a narrow path with bumpy terrain so there was a lot of bouncing around-which you can't help of course, and the course was very narrow, unlike the open road. The only way to eliminate the problem would be to stay off the trails, but that would defeat the whole purpose of your videos, so please, stay ON the trails. :-) And why only one videos so far? Just getting started for the dirtbike season?

Mr. Perfect You hit the nail on the head. Just getting started for the season and new to the whole RU-vid thing. A new video will be out later tonight with episode 2 talking about clutch control :) Thanks again for the support and continue to tune in if yours interested.

I feel like it was because the camera is tilted slightly to right.

ConcurrentFlame working on getting the Hero 5. I'm utilizing the session in this video which is lacking stabilization. Thank you I should be fixing the issue shortly!

There are the plentiful of trails when it comes to rocks (babyheads) in North Idaho. One of the keys to accomplishing such terrain and Obstacles is having the correct riding posture/stance. Standing on the balls of your feet, knees slightly bent, chest high, elbows up and most importantly looking forward, ahead on the trail while remaining relaxed not tense. One of the most common mistakes in trail riding is riders become tense in sketchy situations which cause the rider to jerk the bars thus ending up on the ground. Also a lot of riders have the same issue with looking at the front tire in sketchy situations. Avoid the tire and look ahead! I hope this helps.

DirtGrinder Enduro thats the way i ride ive been riding for many years now and am fully aware of posture momentum weight distribution clutch control gear selection and all the other factors involved i did neglect to say that my trail bike is a klr 650 and before you say anything i know i know wasnt really designed for such rough terrain but i like it for what it is. do you think an aftermarket steering damper would be worth the investment?

You know that is a very good question. My dad has been pondering the same thing of purchasing a steering damper/stabilizer. I haven’t had the opportunity to ride a bike with one equipped. I have heard mixed reviews on them in the sense of open trails not quite as sharpe corners or switchbacks they are awesome. If your in the more technical stuff switchbacks and sharpe corner I have heard the can be a nuisance to operate. Then again that’s only what I have heard. I have been unable to formulate my own opinion with them.

There are alot of variables, but depending on the steepness of the terrain you want to try and get your weight over the rear tire, avoid wheel spin so don't go wild on the throttle. Maintain a steady speed and use the clutch at the sweet spot to assist in avoiding the wheel spin. Hopefully that helps!

@@DirtGrinderEnduro never rode before… but wouldn’t using the clutch cause your bike to possibly roll backwards on a hill… or do you just find the bite point in the clutch and use it as an engine brake? Sorry, looking to learn to ride and I’m already 42yrs old and I’m 6’3 200/lbs so a lot working against me Lol. I learned a 5-speed car in 15min and raced at high speeds but the margin for error seems a lot lower on a bike due to body positioning. I’m thinking Yamaha’s because they’re bigger bike’s with stiffer suspension. Wouldn’t go above a 250… would do a 150 if I could fit and not look I stole some kid’s dirt bike 😂

Hopefully they open up so you can get some seattime in! 💯

DirtGrinder Enduro for real man, can’t wait

I grew up there. They have some nice trails!

Pam’s well, the video was titled dirt bike trail riding tips or something like that. If you want tips for obstacles or tracks search up a different video

Avoid them as much as you can, but when you get sucked in ride the rut until you find a comfortable location to exit based off your skill level. Ruts will always be a part of riding because they are everywhere. Just have to ensure to pick good lines to avoid them. Sometimes they can help!

New tires help you put the bike where you want

+Victor Fahlén The area I live there is WAY to much snow, but stay tuned this winter as I plan to get the bike out for some crazy studded tire riding lol

guloguloguy electric dirtbike lol

Mainly in the Silver Valley approx. 45 Miles east of CDA

I'm out of orofino. Home of the loggerxross and Johnsons mill xc

+KRandomness Thanks man!

Not quite all riders lol and first ride of year I was a bit hesitant on the log had to get my bearings didn’t want my season to end early

I do carry an 18 inch folding Silky Saw in my pack. SOmetimes you get trees over the trail that are too high to ride over and to low to ride under and the mountain side makes going around possible. Or, if I come across a downed tree or branch that is kind of sticking out in the trail waiting to impale someone, I stop and cut it back...Pay it forward on the trail and it will pay you back

Northern Idaho

That would be nice!

@@DirtGrinderEnduro ya I moved from Idaho about 4 years ago its nothing but desert up here so its nice being into dirt bikes cuz u can haul ass in the wide open sand deaeet. If it weren't for biking it would suck haha but I do muss Idaho its amazing terrain up there on the mountains tho be safe brotha good riding man

Same to you be safe!

Jack - It's a 2014 Honda CRF250R

+David Borcean Honda CRF250R, but there is a 2018 two stroke I plan to reveal within the month. So The Honda will be no more

That’s a good thing you’re going to 2 stroke. This 4 stroke is so hard to listen too. Sounds like a dying lawnmower

It's not fun that's for sure!

+Elon Musk Are you noticing something I'm not? Why do you suggest turning the idle down?

DirtGrinder Enduro your idle was high on your bike

guloguloguy Why do you have so many questions

.....because nobody seems to have the answers. LOL!! :D

guloguloguy You just go out there and ride because it’s fun. There’s no purpose unless your trails lead to a certain place.

This is about the journey not the destination. If you’ve never done it and have all these questions you’ll never understand

Are you really that stupid? I hope your being sarcastic! If not I sure as shit hope you never have or never will breed! Omg