Following This One Rule Will Make Riding SAFER & More FUN! 

What’s funny is all of the pros I rode with in the 80’s stood all of the time except once they were ready to accelerate out of a turn. The only real difference I see to today’s style is being on the balls of your feet on the pegs.

Great seeing Marv!

Riding a lot of mtb on downhill trails with clipless pedals helped me a lot to keep those feet on the pecs.

I pretty much learned to dirt bike from watching AJ's RU-vid videos, hoping to apply it to my other passion; night vision. Two years and many miles in the dark later, the ONLY reason I can competently dirt bike under NVGs without crashing is foot on the pegs, attack position as the default. It really is that essential to keeping it on two wheels. Thanks for all the tips!

I'm 30, I started riding b4 I could walk.. i was on quads, dirtbikes, snowmobiles all of it everyday on 120acres of farm land that was adjacent to a race track in MN... but my dad died on a snowmobile when I was a kid so I never got to race, now as an established adult with my own money and time is it to late to get into racing? I have always wondered how I'd do in a race especially on my home track that is now known as BCMX AP. Is there even a such thing as an adult begginer class? (Sorry I'm hoping someone in the comments with experience reads this and replies) 😆

Can you teach how to jump on a electric (stark)

Also if I had found about the MA class at Meadow Valley that's on Monday b4 like yesterday I would have 1000% signed up 😆 what a missed opportunity 🤦‍♂️

No one ever talks about how the 4 stroke has changed the way we ride. 4 strokes don’t slide out like the 2 strokes.

“Paddles in the water.” I had to laugh. That looks so ridiculous and I do it all the time.

I see that the Stark Varg is pretty much the go to bike AJ is riding . . . Is this bike more fun or can be easier to ride vs my Husqvarna FC350? Just wondering as I am very curious about these bikes and maybe it is worth getting one vs gas bikes?