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Graham Jarvis showcases all of his skills and techniques during his Enduro Master Class. Though the clinic itself is a long, epic day, part of the fun is watching Graham Jarvis ride his dirt bike. He's the Hard Enduro GOAT, exhibiting smooth clutch and throttle control in every scenario. His slow wheelies, insane to experience in person!
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Комментарии : 23

@Danman1972 Год назад

Riders with talent and lots of skills make things look so easy!

@SeatTimeClips Год назад

FACTS

@bikersoncall Год назад

I read 'goat' (G.O.A.T.) in the title though it wasn't there, the 'inset' image made me read it lol.

@SeatTimeClips Год назад

🤣🤣 I added that cute little guy for that very reason. Glad it worked, but I wasn’t trying to manipulate minds🤣🤯

@philmoto73 Год назад

bravos jarvis

@dmxkdv Год назад

Джарвис как всегда на высоте 🤗💪👍

@kordapyo612 Год назад

Superb clutch control!

@bikersoncall Год назад

Right, most important skill alongside static balance imv, try doing this with a rekluse (right? lol).

@kordapyo612 Год назад

@@bikersoncall one video says Graham is not a fan of rekluse. Fair enough as it makes you less skilled.

@bikersoncall Год назад

@@kordapyo612 I agree, it reminds me of golf carts lol.. I think for someone with injuries, or a casual trail boss that has no interest in mid level + skills, it's a worthwhile product.

@dailylife3975 Год назад

I use to have a 1983 yamaha IT 175 and that was a amazing bike lots of power great gearing

@SeatTimeClips Год назад

Why did you stop riding, or do you still ride?!?!

@dailylife3975 Год назад

@@SeatTimeClips I just got rid of my bike I have a street bike I bought last summer but wish I bought a dual sport but this next summer I'll buy one and get back out there. I want the Honda 300l rally

@user-nh1eh3mq1j Год назад

Охренеть !!!! а меж тем дядьке Джарвису почти полтос !

@johanfirmansyah2975 Год назад

Please come to Indonesia.. 🙏🇮🇩

@JamesG1126 Год назад

Must have a massive flywheel on that bike.

@SeatTimeClips Год назад

That’s a good one. I’m not sure what size flywheel he has on his bikes.

@northeasterndirtandpropert7974 Год назад

Does a 2 stroke have a particular advantage in this type of riding vs. a 4 stroke?

@mxbadboy263 Год назад

Absolutely. A two stroke will lug way down without stalling. It also has a lower center of gravity and won't overheat like a four stroke at these speeds and lugging.

@bikersoncall Год назад

Yes NDP, Not just any two stroke though, a dedicated enduro machine, and I agree with the features listed by mxbadboy.

@stevenllewellyn8906 Год назад

Low end grunt, traction and runs WAY cooler than a 4 stroke

@andybj4091 Год назад

Yes. A 4 stroke would be constantly stalling in these conditions. Also, It would overheat. And all the while, much more difficult due to less low RPM power and significantly increased weight feel.

@bikersoncall Год назад

@@andybj4091 I think you're right about all of this, not counting the 'constant stalling' , that is an issue largely of poor clutch skills, not due to a bike being a 4t.