As someone who is pretty much as novice, what sticks out right away is that you don't stand up at all making it all that harder for you and having that much less control. I would recommend doing a basic ADV class to get some fundamentals done. Also, I would recommed a 2nd lighter bike to practice. Cheers
Standing up will be better for your back than sitting down and taking a beating. Standing up and practicing riding as slow as you can will immediately improve your abilities. @@wolfmanmoto660
The problem is your lack of riding skill and the ghastly Pirelli tires… try the Tusk DSports Adventure from Rocky Mountain ATV… far superior off road and not so bad on the street…. And ride more single track…
hello bro , its an easy hill for her u just need to go to the offroad mode or turn off the traction control what happedn there is the rear wheel start spining and the ATC kickes in and kill the throttle . and as i can see u have the highest ATC so its normal u cant get up that hill
Turn off traction control, ie off road mode, will help not stall the engine or stop your momentum. That and give it the beans! But good on you for getting out there and doing it… the adventure and challenges are what it’s all about!!
practice, practice, practice🤘🏻 TRUST YOUR MOTORCYCLE AND RIDE IT FAST. IF YOU USE IT AT 5 OR 6 KM SPEED, YOU WILL NOT FEEL ANYTHING BUT THE WEIGHT. PLEASE RIDE FAST AND LET THE MOTORCYCLE DO ITS WORK. You should also try standing up, you will feel very comfortable. Good luck my friend
When you going to start riding willies on that thing ?? 😅 looked like a nice enjoyable ride except for them stall outs , whew 😥 you had me sweating there for a while !!
