How To U Turn Enduro Bike| Quick And Tight Trail Technique 

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Lean it almost so it’s touching the ground too. If u don’t then you’ll never spin it, you shouldn’t need any front brake either

@@COWASOGGY maybe, but if a beginner tries this they’d most likely give too much front brake, ending w a low side.

​@@Soeks77I'm a beginner and I'm scared that I won't be able to balance while turning that sharp😅 I'm trying to practice sharp turns so I can ride the trails but when my back end starts sliding I almost crap myself😢😂only way to learn is trial and error I guess 😬

​@gocowboys51411 just be safe bro build your skills before taking on too much at once

@@Ry-nx3fh I'm a girl 😂 I actually went to the trails yesterday and decided to ride despite it being pretty muddy in one spot I actually went through the mud and managed to keep myself from sliding out. I had a kx 230r but I was only able to touch with the tip of my toes and ended up getting hit by someone and broke my shin so I said f that bike and got a drz125 to practice on in the trails until I get better. Definitely took a big step forward going in that mud. 😅I never rode the trails because of the mud before. My turns got a lot sharper too👌 got the leaning part down. Now I just have to ride these trails 100x and slowly try to get faster.

Lean it far down, it is easy just gotta get yourself into it without freaking out

You might be putting to much weight on the peg, make sure all your weight is on the ground.

Can be done on wheelie too

Can be done laying down also on top in the right side of the when you kick it into second gary nelson

You bet!

You just hold it with your arm extended (like you're hanging from a cliff, but reversed). It also helps to open up your stance a little bit and point your feet towards the direction you want to turn.

You could, although this is a lot more useful when riding on the trails

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I thought so either

Why would u hold front brake through the turn?

Glad someone else said something. Zero clutch control

It doesn't hurt, and you're right, the most important factor is to really lean the bike. What we see is that when people are learning, braking the front wheel helps them learn one thing at a time and they don't have to worry about the bike creeping forward while trying the maneuver.

I honestly haven't been using the brake i just turn the handlebars the way i wanna go

Dont bother with the brake.

no one in the comments including myself ever use the braking part. just lean forward a bit

When you take off from a red light and any other time you wanna get forward momentum 😆

@@FoxtrotYanky 😂😂🤣

Thanks!

I'm the same way 😂 using the clutch always confuses me when you have to turn like this. Don't wanna pop it too much or you'll be on a wheelie. I think you just let it out slow but once you start moving you just gas it once you let the clutch out slowly and completely... I'm a girl on a drz 125 and that little thing popped up crazy when u pop the clutch out just a TINY bit to fast😂 that was considered my first wheelie.

What bike do you have? I'm pretty sure it would. This is a fun drill, and when you master it, not only it is useful for quick u-turns on the trail, but also to impress your friends :)

@@SocalOffroadSchool it would probly im just joking based on how many times I've gotton too much grip and gone off trail 💀

@@TristonPlagerman believe me, I know how it goes 😆

i do it on my 50cc moped, on the street