Your tutorials are the best on KZread, and believe me I’m following many top riders. Appreciate every upload. Keep them coming

@rafaelserna2194

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

@endurolabs

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, watching it ober and over again, watching from philippines

@austinatkins6988

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Very good info here.

@bikersoncall

2 жыл бұрын

lol, I agree, and comment the same sentiment, the top guys put out some great content, but none of them go into exhaustive detail like Rich, which makes the instruction very useable. There is one guy, I'm guessing you know who I'm talking about, that gives a little bit of info, but it's almost like he doesn't want to give away all the details to his proprietary tricks. lol, very sparse with those details.

@CrashHorse-uj2jq

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent, pour avoir 10/10 faudrait les vidéos en français 😅🤣😂

Nice! I’m new to dirt bikes and in my mid 40’s, I have a lot to learn. Thanks for the help.

Crazy helpful. Going to be working harder in the backyard these days. Thanks rich for the clarity and also the audio of the revs. Clutch angle cam was also really helpful. You're on another level with this and I'll be watching again to soak it all in.

It’s not easy to put physical skills into words so that others without those skills can understand. You are very good at that. Thank you!

The “Jerry Norton” of dirt bikes. Great channel

Thanks for adding the audio 'breakdown' clips! I really appreciate it. Could be louder, but really soooo much better! :) Thanks

Awesome info! Thanks Rich and IRC!

For Dual-Sport owners… Two key setup items that are apparent in the video but not discussed. 1. Use a shorty clutch lever that will clear your ring and pinky fingers at full pull and requires only the use of the middle finger. 2. “High bend” handle bars set on or a little ahead of the steering stem axis. Provides more physical clearance for the rider pocket when the front tire is aloft, and better leverage at the balance point.

Thanks Rich. Again, another great vid.

thanks for the drills!

Breaking down these techniques with slow motion video is so nice. Very good video.

Awesome tutorial and incredible skills. Thank you so much!

Thanks!! I’ll definitely be working on these techniques!!

Your wisdom is much appreciated.. thanks for sharing.

Another great vid! Thank you, I look forward to working on these drills.

Excellent tips and practical advice.

Extraordinary tips, right to the point. Thank you.

Really good drills Rich. Thank you.

Thanks for all this info man, it not only helps with my riding, but it lats me get seat time in the yard when I can't go to a riding park.

Great drills! Will give'm a try👍

Thanks Rich for this awesome video. Waiting for more 😀

Fantastic as usual!!!!

Faantastic...as always! Thank you for your super helpful instruction!

Great vid Rich. You really have a knack for putting your technique into words, keep the vids coming.

Congratulations! Your videos are the best!

Solid advice! Great channel.

Great tips and techniques, thanks !

Excellent explanation. Thanks

The bestest stuff !! keep them coming

Best on the tube. Thanks.

Great tips Rich. I’ve already been putting some of these techniques into practice and feel more confident with my clutch control. Practice, practice, practice.

I just ordered some IRC tubes & a tire to try, which I never would have had but for your videos-I’ve learned a. Lot from them.

Love the tips-thank you!

The static wheelie breaks the barrier. I have been struggling with wheelies, pivot turns and the like. Just go for it is the best advice. If a 13 year old can do it at 75 I should be more than capable. Thanks again for the great advice.

@F4izzle

3 жыл бұрын

Your 💯 correct. Getting down balance point or “static” wheelie as your called definitely breaks the barrier. I call it getting the fear out.

Wonderful information. TY!

These tutorials are gold.

Thank you Rich and IRC, these tutorials are invaluable.

Very usefull content, you are the only ohne who gives the right technical riding advice, Great💪

Great videos.... Really enjoy them!!! Learning loads from you.... Thanks

I wish youtube was so developed when I was riding. I really could have used many of the tutorials. In case anyone watching is young and impatient as I was when riding, take time, slow down, and give focus time to each individual skill. Took me way to long in life to learn the importance of fine tuning the nuances of whatever I am doing. Stay safe and have fun everyone!

your really hit the nail in the head with your tutorials, your words are very carefully chosen and so are the pictures, thanks a bunch and keep´em coming bro. you are a star

👍 Great tutorial will definitely give these a go

Great tutorial. Chris Birch really breaks down the clutch up wheelie technique. Instructs new riders to ride around in 2nd just compressing the suspension to get used to the feeling of it. Then sit down and get used to snapping the clutch. Then put them together to lift the front while standing. None of this is meant to take away from the great work Rich and IRC are doing. Only to further break down a single drill Rich describes while giving credit to where I learned it. Rich takes it to another level with additional drills to apply the newly learned skill.

You are a very very good teacher !!! I enjoy every lesson you teach...Thanks a million

You are such a great teacher! Few know how to break things down conceptually and then demonstrate with practical drills. Thank you Rich!!

you got best tutorials! i have learned so much from these videos, thank u!

Thanks for the great tips! I just got a bike a few months ago and your vids have helped me transfer my MTB skills to my 500xcw. I was pretty stoked to see you in Truckee at the 306 a Couple months ago. Especially after having watched your KZread channels recently. Cheers

great content bro! good job. Thanks

watched this 5x, great stuff, excellent knowledge and motivation

You sir are a great teacher

Heading off to Romania really like your delivery and explanations will be applying as many techniques as I can👍

Great video! Helped me so much to handle my Yamaha XT250 in the toughest roads. Still learning

Thank you for your excellent advice

Thx a lot. Will try to repeat.

IDK if you'll see this since it's a old video but just came across your channel. Getting my first dirt bike here soon and can't wait to attack these drills and head to the trails. Funny thing I noticed that a lot of this video was filmed at the top of Butterfield Canyon in SLC. One of my favorite places to hike and planned to go up there on one of my first rides

Damn....Your good......really good can't thank you enough.

I really appreciate this videos!!! You are great!!! Thanks from Spain. You have a new follower......

Splendid, squire.

What a great teacher. Passionate, in-depth, Not full of yourself. Great stuff brother, Keep up the good work!. From a profesional coach in a completely different field and an avid rider trying to get better my riding Thanks for these vids. 🙏✊✌

The slo-mo and simultaneous clutch angle cam are incredibly helpful! As a new rider, I've been trying to figure how to get this timing down but struggling to figure out when to drop the clutch relative to compressing the suspension.

Thanks for sharing this.

Good info. Great articulate presentation. I will give your tips a try and if unsuccessful I will ride my ATV.

Great job thanks

una vez mas excelente video a practicar y practicar muchas gracias amigo !!

Awesome video.

Thanks a lot for the info.. Good for i (newbies) to learning ... Thanks again!!.

Love your videos I am a long-time rider of 70 now and have a good kid that wants to learn to ride (newbie)and I need the refresher course. It has been many years since my last ride. Restoring an xl250s for my rig. Going to be using all your info Thanks

Love these videos

Thank you Rick! Great video! Now that you have treated us to a close up video of your clutch finger, Would you show us your techniques using three takes at the same ti.e? Clutch, accelerator a full view from the right so we can see coordination with rear brake. A lot to ask, I know, but you would be the first to post videos this way. Thanks again for the great up to the point technical very instructional videos. Saludos!

Enduro & Trials Israel is damn right. I'm a noob trying to see how far I can push a KLX250 EFI , so I got a weak, heavy pig of a bike. I can't get a 2T enduro bike at this point. I've watched enduro pros, tried their tips and could never lift the front wheel (usually without success) without exhausting myself fast. Today I managed to do that with little sweat thanks to your exercise around 4:20: loading the flywheel, compress suspension, quick release to friction point, wow! And all that from a static position, no momentum! Thanks a million! This is the door that will finally allow me access to lots of other techniques. You are my hero!

Thanks a lot !

You’re the best bro

Excellent thank you.

Sweet video

really good stuff

Best tutorial ever

Dude, you’re a wizard.

Brilliant- you Da man !

Good riding skill exercises even for street only riders. Many don't know how to control their bikes on a steep incline paved road. They spend their riding time going straight and turning right or left onto the next next road only to go straight down the road once again.

Excellent.

Love that second drill i think that drill will pay most dividends in real life trail riding/enduro!iam a beginner an that will definitely be my go to drill!

Hmmmmm ... might have to subscribe. Great info well explained, thank you!

great videos carry on with them ;-)

Years ago, this is how I taught both of my boys how to use the clutch. With NO throttle and a slight incline, I would have them keep both feet on the ground and to use the clutch (without stalling) walk about 10 feet forward. Then let it roll back to a curb we had that was the initial stop. Also thought them the same thing when they got old enough to drive! Both can now drive anything.

Very good video .... I'm gonna try and improve my skills here... Not looking to be Jarvis but need to get a little better at my riding.

I am riding a dual sport bike trying just to get better for safer amateur off road rides and you are helping me to improve my enduro skills, I am watching your videos and go practice your way THANK YOU very much for your tips. Greetings from Greece

Excellent - Topic and great Video > Brav

great channel. greetings from Poland 👍😁

@bredox33

3 жыл бұрын

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I really like these drills. Wish my bike wasn't broken so I can try these out.

Thanks for share this skills! I am from Brazil and don't speak English fluently. Here we don't have good hard endure pilot's. Iff we have, they don't share that.. So thanks a lot four that...and keep posting yours videos

Huge thanks from faraway😁🤟

Awesome video. I recently broke my arm whiskey throttling over a tractor tire after making it over the first row of tires. The first row bucked me off balance because I had no idea what I was doing. Who has some throttle control tips? How do you move you body forward and backward while standing up without twisting that throttle on accident??

@jakes.6267

2 жыл бұрын

Grip the bike with your legs rather than gripping the bars. I tend to use the sides of my knees as somewhat of an anchor point and move my body based off that

🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝👏👏👏👏🤙from Portugal 🇵🇹 thanks for all this information!

I needed this for me new 2021 Honda crf125

I've been sharing your tips and videos with my 13 year old son. No he doesn't ride hard enduro but he does ride some pretty tuff single track here in East Tennessee. The videos seems to help more than my advice because what does dad know? lol Thanks again man!

@IRCTireUSAMoto

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome! Glad to hear it!

Rich, hope your reading comments. Great tips, I your channel. However, find a wat to double your light in your studio shot. Or bump up the ISO on the camera.

Thanks all your tutorials. Can you show us what is going on with the throttle hand when doing practices, how to grip etc. Thanks

Good video! If you practice this a lot, you might want to change your transmission oil a little more often.

Thank you....

Thanks Sir. I repeated this video many times..