A tip i learned from riding is that leave the biggest jump for the end. Why? Because if some thing wrong happened at least you enjoyed riding

@graysonshepherd1386

2 жыл бұрын

A tip I learned is full send on everything and duct tape zip ties and a pocketknife will fix anything

@marwansaeed6556

2 жыл бұрын

@@graysonshepherd1386 true but it cant fix a broken ass 😂

@graysonshepherd1386

2 жыл бұрын

@@marwansaeed6556 your right time does

@tucko11

Жыл бұрын

Do it first when your not tired from riding all day

@BSGBUNGALOW

2 ай бұрын

I learned that the hard way today at Ram off-road park.

i thumbed up for the kid on the 85!

I'm just scared of doubles because of the gap. I can jump tabletops.

@Fastestconch

4 жыл бұрын

Gavin Young it’s fine just if you try it be sure to be confidant.

@fasttings6635

4 жыл бұрын

You still scared of doubles? Been 5 months.

@Jshmokes420

4 жыл бұрын

Fast Tings bro i’m still scared of table tops:/ tile 10 footers bro. i can’t commit. my body positioning is always great due to this guy though😂

@fasttings6635

4 жыл бұрын

DynamicPvp RaidsPvp ask someone who’s doing it and follow them you’ll get it no problem

@Jshmokes420

4 жыл бұрын

Fast Tings i think im scared i’ll just under shoot it. if i could match someone’s speed as your mentioning that would help a lot. i watched some nasty cases from guys who actually know what they are doing and i have no clue what i’m doing lol

I'd love to see a video on casing and or overjumping

@minnesotamoto6034

5 жыл бұрын

This is it

@austinkitchen4885

5 жыл бұрын

They covered that in a jumping technique video earlier. The one he mentioned.

@michaelhill9575

5 жыл бұрын

Casing and over jumping are completely different 👍

@christianbraudrick5583

5 жыл бұрын

Lol I know they're different. I didn't say they were the same thing.

@christianbraudrick5583

5 жыл бұрын

@@austinkitchen4885 I found it thank you

Lots of good advice! Only thing I would add is never go for just "one more" I always get hurt on the one more times 😁. Pack it up and call it a good day and have another!!!

@toddrenshaw24

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@toddrenshaw24

10 ай бұрын

Lol, I was just getting ready to comment "same" on your comment. Apparently I had that same thought 1 year ago

Your videos are so helpful, honestly good job guys keep it up!

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you Tyler! Video was awesome. I think I'm gonna try jumping LaRacco's Leap on my 110 next!

You're so right on about listening to your gut. Not just with jumping motorcycles, but in all aspects of life. So many times I had that gut feeling and didn't follow it and regretted it.

Thank you for this video, I watched this on the way to the track and hit my first ever "big" jump (80ft double). All did was get my mind into it and carry and unimaginable amount of speed and I made it. I'm pretty proud considering I was on a ATV

That's awesome!

@adamgrimes6801

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Freeman #408 jhe

My wife and I are teachers in Ohio. As a teacher, I was to say thank you for the helpful tips, replays, knowledge, etc. More knowledge makes for a better life.

the way i got to where im jumping one of the larger jumps at my local track is doing it mid race was 5th and was a second behind 4th and i just gave it all and cleared the jump most amazing feeling ever

I've been looking at the big jump at my "local" track for some time now. I watched all your other videos on jumping techniques and mistakes. Now this one comes along and is perfect :)

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Glad we can help!!

Thanks homie... I’m just gonna send it now. Glad you said following doesn’t always work as well.

As a new rider, I only watch and follow your advice. ❤ your thoroughness has been incredibly helpful.

Love the videos guys and great to see you on the two stroke.

You guys keep getting better! Cheers from Spain!

Love the way you explain everything. Great teacher

That's great advice Tyler on not following you're buddy because his/her jumping style could be different. Keep the videos coming!

Great Info, actually a really solid video thanks

Great advice! Just common sense; but many times we get impatient and take on two much risk by not working up to the big jump.

Wow that for that MX Factory watched all your videos

Really enjoy your channel. Planning to do a camp with you guys this year.

that kid is going places! awesome video man!

This is dope I'm learning everything before I get my first 250 I live in del valle right by the race track can't wait to soon hit big jumps like this you guys are awesome. Really cool you ride austin

Thank u so much I am debating on hitting a real big step up a this will help me a lot thanks ps I ride a kx85

Good videos lads !

that really helped in my carreer thanks

Always best advice!

Best tips I’ve seen yet.. and I watched a lot

Love your videos, even though I only rode an off-road bike once and loved it 😎😎😎

Excellent!

Hey you are doing great job, thank you all

Love these videos! Mx goes very well together with downhill 👌

Hey, I like your Risk Management, if I were to have checked my friends bike before doing a big jump I wouldn't be living with a Broken back injury..(Had a real bad bog in mid air, Bike turned off did a nice Front flip, Turned out air screw came out) Reducing risk is Major, Committing is a must everyday all day, Every time you fall get back up (unless you had an injury) get back up 6 months later you'll always become a better rider than before =)

Tyler is such a stylish rider! Great video guy's 👍🏻

great job. Keep it up !

This video helped me a lot! Thanks

Thanks for the video. That kid ripping a TM 85 that's special👋.

Your channel is excellent!

I really like how the guy doesn't say that you need the best suspension and that(like a lot say) which I'm sure gives much more confident for the riders who have a lower budget or do not want to spend as much money on their bikes much respect man👍👍👍

Good video guys

Sweet video!

thank you for your videos i ride a BRP i know u r laughing and im 52 control it but you are helping me go faster on stuff i have trouble with

Nice video! Tks a lot for tips! 🇧🇷

Just what I needed to watch! . Yeah I know, I am late to this channel haha

Very well said, as a beginner i will apply it to myqelf,

A quick hello from the hospital bed, before the surgery to get my arms back in place Had some minor problems understand all of your 5 tips. But pretty sure I will make it next time.

Thnx i learn many things from your chenal

Like the videos! Want to do motocross riding offroad my whole life but i dont have great bike

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

YOU'RE AWESOME!!

He’s right about the pinch bolts one of my friends broke 7 bones bc his forks came of In mid air

@paulpopp1999

4 жыл бұрын

How the hell your forks come off in mid air? How does that happen...

@marcd7332

4 жыл бұрын

Paul Popp 5:20

@rcranch3838

3 жыл бұрын

I was driving my car one time and the engine fell out blew over the windshield bounced off my trunk then landed in the bed of a chevy silverado driving behind me. Since it was already in neutral i just kept rolling to the shop and he followed me all the way there with my engine. Thank god i was wearing my seat belt! Always make sure the mounting bolts are secure.

About those mounting bolts on the KTM. Similar issue with dodge corvettes. I was driving my 98 Dodge Corvette one time and the engine fell out blew over the windshield bounced off my trunk then landed in the bed of a ford silverado driving behind me. Since my dodge was already in neutral i just kept rolling to the shop and he followed me all the way there with my engine. Thank god i was wearing my seat belt! Always make sure the mounting bolts are secure.

Good video. The funnel comment was epic.

Love this channel. Says it before dude I’ll say it again best on KZread 👌🏽

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and we don’t mind if you say that again, and again... and again....

So grateful you do this. Maybe I'd ask my sons younger on an 85 2 stroke. They rarely water and the track is brutally hard at fox SD. Flat turns as well. I'd ask about tire pressure as well attacking that California rubbish dry pack. I'll ask later about the sand this fall. You're awesome!

Tyler and the crew are top notch AF!

Good video thanks, I'm going for that 110 wish me luck, motor on.

Haha the ending, "So BIG, I Don't want to jump it", I watched JUST to see YOU jump it :)

Oh and subscribed as well you guys are doing heaps good!!

Good video , ps your bike sound schweet!! 💨💨🙌🏻

And the German boy(me) love your how to Videos haha 🔥

Got the funnel im ready to full send

Siete fantastici!!!!!!

Well made vid for real

You ride well. 2 smokes = more fun

@nugs5967

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldnt say that they are both just as much fun

Love it :)

Launched it!! Like 5 times!!

nice dude..

I was about to buy an old vintage dt 100 tracker, I lost my wallet on the way upon the meetup haha. really devastated but guess what it led me to --> The Mx Factory and that last expression about following others made me smile again hahahaha. new subscriber here, visions have change. can't afford a ktm. but Im considering yamaha yz 250 for practical reason. and soon I will hit that HUMONGOUUUUUS jump ahaha... or probably get lost in the woods after a clean rebuild & inspection. much love from ph ♥

ahah you are amazing, always nice video's

You deserve way more subs

Today im gonna go enduro styled trail but i like the track more

I’m a subscriber 😁

Ok im doing it. Doing it!!! Next practice!!!

@NTSadowski

2 ай бұрын

Did you do it??!

@jlowknight

2 ай бұрын

​@NTSadowski, I actually did. After a few times, it became fairly underwhelming. It was Terrifying the first few times.

Love your videos man thsnk you so much for sharing your pro level tips! So about these big jumps, a few years ago we all lost it when you hit the triple step at thunder valley on your 125! You were 1 of only 2 or 3 guys on small bores that did it, but you did it pancaked the f@ck out with extra steez syrup!!! Sick!!!🤘

You are great

Some good shit

literally, dont need this, turns out I have no self-preservation and I tend to just send anything, but I still love watching the videos!

I'm a subscriber! Lol.. I'm going to finally get back on a bike after I get laid off in may.. haven't rode since 2005 on my 03 Yz450f.. thinking of getting a yz250 two stroke. Or for kicks a kx500.

What a great dude who is this guy?

Nice vid mx factory!!! Thank you for all the tips! Now I am a professional mx rider now!!! #SMA #17

@simoneampurias9415

5 жыл бұрын

Im also asking that im afraid of heights but i really want to hit a high jump -->why?

Thanks for this I just had an injury a few months ago, and I just hit a 30 ft double in this sand pit behind my house, I keep casing just a little and it's right out of a berm, my only problem is holding my speed I always let out of the berm because I'm still scared

GREAT VIDEO! However I learned to jump multiple jumps following the homies

I subscribed

Tyler sure knows how to send it

Grt vid. New subscriber (surprised I wasn't already).

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub!! We really appreciate it 👍🏼

Cool

The finish line at cahuilla creek and Fox raceway scare the crap out of me, I’ll send it one of these days and clear’m both hopefully soon.

Also check your top mounting bolt on rear shock

I’m a subscriber 🤟🤘✌🏼

I'm doing it Saturday

Good..💖

Commenting to help this video on KZread's algorithm P.s. love you guys

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for caring about our algorithm health 👍🏼 You’re the best 👊🏼

Yeah that triple at Johnsonville is big

Could you make a video about tail whips

Pls make a vid how to whip a 20 meter table top my local track has one

when you posted this video i never knew that i would use it. Theres a 25 foot double out of bowl turn with only a 50 foot run up. And when you said COMMIT i COMMITTED. Ive only cased it once!!!!!!!!!!

Thank You guys for the video. There is one very important thing I think You shoud talk about. Besides casing and overjumping we face many times the situation when the bike starts going sideways in the air while jumping big airs. Would You please talk about the reasons of that, how to avoid it and how to correct it in the flight if it is still possible, and how to land when You are sideways.

@andronclock1

5 жыл бұрын

On yesterday’s video there was a clip of someone going sideways mid air and they gave tips about it.

@coloradodirtbike5930

5 жыл бұрын

You go sideways usually because of the lip of the jump has a high spot or groove (rutted) and it kicks the back out. I have had the wind on very strong days blow me sideways in the air before.

@andrey0770

5 жыл бұрын

@@coloradodirtbike5930 They say it is so, but I investigated many lips and some of them were very rutted but still flying straight and some of them were pretty much flat and flew sideways, so it seems to me that it is mostly the way how You start flying, whether You are in balance or not or may be something else. So What is the recepy of landing? Just full gas? What do You suppose to do in the air in that case?

@coloradodirtbike5930

5 жыл бұрын

@@andrey0770 I'm not a professional by any means but yea you land with gas because it makes the landing much smoother and makes the suspension work easier. Best recommendation for when the bike starts going sideways in the air, try to use your leg strength and get the bike straight again. Maybe your bars are going side ways, right as you take off on the lip, kind of like a whip or scrub affect.

@andrey0770

5 жыл бұрын

@@coloradodirtbike5930 Thanks. I have heared of those techniques before and I use them in those cases. Just would be great if the authors of the video would have known some special uncommon but very helpful tips to share about it.

I'm a subscriber! NOW SEND IT!!

@TheMxFactory

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!