Looks fun. You're definitely right about it being a different ball game bur you did pretty good on the tabletops.I have a kx112. Took it out to elsinore for the first time. And i was the exact opposite. I was ripping the corners wide open but couldn't jump for shit 😂
@@TheClassyRacer lmfaoooo I know it’s not recommended but Ima take it slow, it used to be my daily driver as a supermoto and I just got it back to a dirt bike so I’m gonna go to the track and roll around
Lol.... Aye bro everyones gotta start somewhere.... Just remember keep ya line dont drift across ya track cuz someones always gonna be flying up behind you..... With arm pump just do some stretches.... Hold ya arm out straight and pull ya hands bk towards yourself before you ride get that old bloof out and new blood in..... Great video
I went to a track for the first time last year after riding my bike around 3 times so I was new a to a bike and a track. I crashed loads 🤣🤣 they told me to go on the easier track.
Hey bro what gear were you mostly in. Because I ride a Yamaha ttr 125, but I’ve never been on a track and with everything should I mostly be in 2nd a 3rd gear?
Well that day I don't think I got out of first lol. But now a days Id say mostly 2nd and 3rd. But this a 450, on a 125 you probably need to go as fast as possible to clear jumps. When I go on my 250, I need to hit jumps in 4th.
GiraffeInvasion yeah that’s what’s I’m skeptical about because I didn’t know what gear would be good because I need good power on a 125. And ik I need power to clear the jumps
Well, if that does happen you have to not let it embarrass you. And I’m 15 on a 250 that I rode once. Never track. Super nervous but just have to have confidence. Ask the office.
In 35 years of riding I've learned one very important lesson, if you get on your bike with no confidence you will ride like shit. Get pumped, get STOKED and you'll ride way better. And always stretch your legs and wrists and drink lots of water so you won't cramp up as easily.
You need technical work, like body position etc and a better understanding of throttle/gear RPM range. It was painful to watch, but you did it man! Keep at it.
GiraffeInvasion exaclty. I gotta feel it out. My main concerns are the jumps. I want to be able to clear them at some point. But it takes time. A lot of time and practice for sure.
