UTV Driving Tips - Keep Your Thumbs Clear! | UTV Academy

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Whether you're brand new to the side by side world or you're a seasoned vet, practicing good driving technique is key to staying safe out in your machine. In this Rocky Mountain ATV/MC UTV Academy video, Wes goes over some driving tips on hand positioning and the importance of keeping your thumbs clear of the steering wheel while driving your UTV.
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24 июл 2022

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@tballhaus Год назад

This is so true. I tell people about their thumb placement all time. Thanks for what you guys are doing for the sport.

@rmatvmc Год назад

Good call Todd, Thank you!

@hazcat640 Год назад

Being and old dude and my dad being a truck driver as I grew up, the first thing I drove was a 1959 White truck and trailer. Standard steering. He taught me to keep my thumbs out because of possibility of having them broken by the wheel snapping back. 10 years in the Army driving deuce and a halves will also teach you that.

@clvrswine Год назад

These people need to keep off our trails. First "tip".

@robbnutter4665 8 месяцев назад

Professional race drivers even go so far as to cross their hands on their chest when a strong front impact is coming (a whole different subject) but keeping the thumbs clear is VERY important!

@CraigArndt Год назад

I’ve jammed my thumb and wrist on my atv, can’t imagine having a steering wheel spinning on me. Great video tip.

@chipsterb4946 Год назад

I had no idea. Do mostly slow (under 15 mph) technical riding in muddy woods. This never occurred to me. Can Am Defender has pretty awesome power steering but there are times when a rut or log grabs those front wheels and yanks HARD. Thank you!

@malibu188 Год назад

It’s not just UTV’s. Got some really bad power steering feedback while driving a Cat 50 ton mine truck off road, very close to breaking my thumb. Contaminated power steering fluid was the cause I believe.

@geoffdbirds Год назад

The deal is that a lot of us appear in the Pacific Northwest northwest drive the mountain trails We don't go any faster than 5 miles an hour so hand placement isn't really an issue I really wish there were guys like you that put out lots of videos that did them for for terrain's like what we deal with up here in the Pacific Northwest