Graham Jarvis How To Cross Slippery Logs At An Angle 

It's a good trick to have in your bag! helpful for crossing railroad tracks on an angle when it's wet out also.

no doubt! dry day was a good thing!

Like teaching How to climb steep hills on a flat road

Hit a log as square as you can and common sense will take over.

He makes everything look like child's play!

first move, pretty easy...second move, not so much!

Thank you!!

I said the same thing when I saw him ride...This isn't his first rodeo! James is part of the ZakAtk1 clan... need to ride with those guys!

@@PrimalEnduro that would be a good time for sure. Magic Mike Cook ,I believe, always looks good hitting the nasty stuff...big trials guy . No ?

Smooth with good timing.

@@markmtbrider we really need to blindfold him next time and see what he's got!

That was the fastest FAT GUY I've ever met. Check out his channel ru-vid.com

A whole lot of sexiness.

he makes everything look easy even the crazy stuff!

Agreed! Jarvis mentioned it's a good technique for slipperry logs in the video, so that's how it ended up in the title. I think the idea was that if the log is slippery you have use the "unweighting" technique to not slide down it. But yes everything was very dry that weekend so no practicing on official slippery logs...just make believe ones! :)

I was going to say the same thing. At least take a hose to it!

Honestly, I see way too many people asking what kind of suspension is good for learning this stuff, or what tire or size motor when the fact of the matter is none of that matters much if you have the proper technique. These guys can hop on any bike and do these things! For we mortals it's 95% rider 5% bike!

never mind

This wasn't his first rodeo for sure!