Top 10 Skills for Beginners EVERY Rider Should Have Mastered!

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Timestamps for my own reference:br1 Static Balance 0:33br2 Clutch Control 1:53br3 Stepping On And Off 3:21br4 On Command Balance - Slow Race Drill 4:29br5 Cone Weave 5:39br6 Full Lock Balance 7:00br7 Target Fixation - Switchback Gates 8:22br8 Gate Riding 9:29br9 Getting Unstuck 10:32br10 The Clutch Up 11:51
Comment from : @thomaszhang1739

👍👍
Comment from : @Steve_1970

Thanks! I've just found those cones I bought 5 years ago and used multiple times (in my imagination) Great tips The dog is the best though! ;)
Comment from : @borysdewar9741

Do these techniques work on taller heavier bikes (ADV) or they are applicable only to the enduro bikes?
Comment from : @Desuetus

is this still aplicable to a 450lb adv? toned down? tips? i wanna get a lil more proficient at offroading
Comment from : @MrAWESOMElol2

Do you think these drills harder to do on a four stroke? Or this is just in my head!
Comment from : @ScramblingLife

Why dog her ?
Comment from : @MrAlamri123456789

Unreal man These videos are so great Thank you
Comment from : @jonathanlamper3204

Good stuff, thanks!
Comment from : @Matthew-zw9su

Too bad these videos were not around in 2004
Comment from : @robby2000ea

As always, almost a science-based explanation!
Comment from : @tedantares2751

Being 6'4" i didnt realize getting on a bike was a thing that people had issues with I just throw my leg over and sit down
Comment from : @uahoe

What an awesome breakdown Thanks for all the tips!
Comment from : @illtrax

What kind of bike are you using in this video ?
Comment from : @epidemic4782

Great vid
Comment from : @andrewwatkins6109

Thank you for these lessons, Rich You're the best! More power to your channel 🔥
Comment from : @aldoreyn7

Thank you sir😅!
Comment from : @kehnjiegabelo6255

What great advice 👏
Comment from : @usernametaken457

Thank you man!!
Comment from : @eddiet1971

What size bike is this good for? I have a 150 dual sport, my son has a 110
Comment from : @jasonentertain

Great description and explanation, thank you !
Comment from : @mario_on_e-odin20

I just purchased my first dirtbike I’m 44 It’s a Surron Storm Fuck the clutch
Comment from : @Phoenix-vg8li

I wish we had 30 years ago Videos like this, or these ones ARiemann here is showing on YouTube, we had to learn it ourselfs, learning by doing, broften the hard way, 😄😎
Comment from : @phuketbungalowinfo2757

At 5:40 brMe : I do that in parking lots all the time!
Comment from : @gabrielbecker2607

This is it! I've hit a plateau with the slow race because my static balance is bad
Comment from : @alant779

If i ever win the lottery I will hire this guy full time for two years too be my trainer I’ll pay whatever he asks for and throw an additional 20 percent on top of that That is how much I appreciate this guy and all his riding tips Also he seems like a genuinely good guy
Comment from : @Birdfeeder795

Incredible,200k visual only 60likes, SUPPORT THIS SPORT 💪🏻💪🏻
Comment from : @jonnysins7005

I just got back into riding dirt at 43 and I got a Husqvarna fe350s and I’ve been trying to get better at riding different terrain There’s a steep learning curve coming from 100 street riding I’d like to find some riders who are better than me and have the technical aspect down so I can learn faster It’s hard doing it on your own because you don’t see what you’re doing wrong, you know you’re doing it wrong but it’s hard to figure it out without taking video and going over it or having someone let you know what you’re doing incorrect I live in Arizona and if you fall off path it can really ruin your day with Sharp rocks and cactus
Comment from : @Lucid-Streams

those or mx bikes arent they? how do they keep it cool doing these drills lol
Comment from : @michael-zv5xq

Great video, I’ll definitely start practicing these skills and I think they will boost my confidence a lot
Comment from : @isaacpalen2377

Great step by step tutorials
Comment from : @colleenbyrd7707

"Cause the bike to roll back at a faster than desired pace" my ass loonie toonsing myself and wiping out at the bottom
Comment from : @nottelling9050

My biggest concern is nr10 How to lift the frontwheel of my 94 GL1500 up on that rock of my neighbours garden Perhaps a skill not every rider have mastered
Comment from : @lordofbasement

thanks !! :)
Comment from : @mesrineqcc2086

I love your videos I hear you, work on the basics I am practicing I do do have a request for a future video series I'd like to see a series on applying hard enduro skills to heavier dual sports or list adventure bikes I ride a DRZ 400 Can you tailor advice to me and all the others like me who want to be able to take the really advanced trails without becoming a world champion or getting a lighter dirt bike I don't care about speed I just want to get to the other side I get it, it mostly comes down to practice but any tips for the hard stuff someone riding a bike that weighs 320 lbs (more when loaded)
Comment from : @drmechristopher

I'm watching this again, and again
Comment from : @uncletom1971

i just went out for my first ride on dirt on my new honda 300l in some socal mountain fire trails that have washed out really bad i killed my battery stalling a lot (thankfully off road fire dept was 5 minutes away) i fell down a hill side and tried to keep the bike from falling with my arms fully extended up and hurt my shoulder a little all in all i got about 30 miles both ways and dropped my bike probably like 10 times by the end of the day i was good to get from a to z on some really tough trails but my biggest piece of advice is dont do like me ride with some friends before you go straight to difficult trails, i was lucky i didnt hurt myself more than i did luckily i found and experience rider to go out with me next weekend to help with my bad habbits
Comment from : @vanhalenman60

Slipping the clutch will also work when backing down the ramp from the back of the truck (Even with the motor off)brBecause there’s nothing like backing your bike down the ramp excited to ride and grabbing the front brake, the tire slides and you step back off the tailgate into oblivion
Comment from : @buddhistpriest1357

Best dirt bike training vid I've ever seen Thank you for putting this out there Wish I had access to it 50 years ago I've never done these exact drills, but learned most of it just by riding (and crashing) a lot lol Playing around on a trials bike helped me a lot with my balance over obstacles
Comment from : @flyinhawaiian9174

Man, such a great video Thank you!
Comment from : @TPuffTree

My dude, you are awesome at explaining Thank you! Its so great to hear a calm voice teaching some very beginnerfriendly stuff from a office, instead of rushed talking directly on a bike This really helped a lot!
Comment from : @mikeladurner

👏👏👏Доходчиво и наглядно
Comment from : @whiteelk6995

This is the best video EVER for a beginner like me Master at 0/10 but working on them!
Comment from : @jsmith8983

He is the yoda level bike teacher
Comment from : @andresarcando7186

Very clear verbal and video instruction - all of which are very entertaining too
Comment from : @leechunyendanielleecy2646

Nice channel sir,,im your new subscriber here in philipines
Comment from : @maeshandicrafts7543

Whow amazed by your experience i only wish you'd give my brain some more time to understand and follow your adviceit seems to me your going too fast in your speech to really understand what is being told For me its just too much too fast to really understand, but it might be just because i'm from the Netherlandsthat leaves me to watching this video a couple times more which i dont really mind to do, but still✌️💚
Comment from : @baslavrijsen

Totally !
Comment from : @donaldcameron8909

Dude your good Just getting back into the sport at 43yrs old Purchased 2 new bikes for my son and I Very helpful and well explained training videos on this channel Great work!
Comment from : @apexrtx1000

unbelievably cool video! THANKS!@
Comment from : @claytontycksen9472

Excellent video well thought out and to the point on every maneuver Practicing static balance can be done daily in you garage, back yard daily the more you do it the easier it is to do moving slow I have been winning slow races since the 80's using this trick/skill Can also be used to pick your bike up off the ground
Comment from : @pkuudsk9927

Moar please
Comment from : @1hunnybadger

Track stands (static balance) seem to be key in dirt biking, ADV, and mountain biking Good episode!
Comment from : @onerider808

Are these trials bikes or motocross bikes?
Comment from : @chriswong1109

If it is within a riders means, would you recommend getting into owning a trials bike?
Comment from : @offthecouchproductions8999

This is gold
Comment from : @ZenderStuzer

doggo not impressed :(
Comment from : @elektrosinfo

Finally actual videos with helpful tips
Comment from : @MrCTruck

Don’t know why I’m watching this I haven’t rode in 6 years and don’t see it coming anytime soon Life as a young dad leaves you without money Maybe one day I can I miss it so much
Comment from : @RaY-yh6qy

Witch gear and rpm bigining stage??
Comment from : @ashokponneth2124

Brilliant ! I bet the dog knows it all, too 😮
Comment from : @othersideimages

I bought a dirt bike a while back after not being on a dirt bike since my middle teens We're talking a 45 year interval I wasn't sure, which bike to buy, it was going to be a YZ but a 250 or a 450 I made the mistake of riding up to dealer on a BMW S1000RR The sales dude said if I could ride the RR, I could ride the YZ450FX, WRONG! The bike rides me I've been behind it and intimidated by since the 1st ride (an experience in and of itself, but that is another story) I have been watching the IRC Tire Guy since last summer but not riding the dirt bike very much but playing with the static balance ideas on my road bicycle Track stands at stop lights are easy these days Today, I tried the track stand stuff on the dirt bike The change in my ability to control my YZ monster is nothing short of incredible I'm a ski instructor and when a student goes from unstable balancing to pro level, in one go there is nothing like the feeling for, both student and I, of accomplishment After about an hour of nothing but static balance drills, I can do slow turns in my drive way and not feel like the bike is ready to fly off to oblivion I still don't get the single blip but I'm working on it Chapeau to Rich, for the simple and clear instruction
Comment from : @rickbaca9248

10 skills for beginners 😂😂😂brThe title is killing me!!
Comment from : @curtmartini66

Great and valuable information I recently watched a clip that demonstrated (claimed) that the "future of 2 wheel transportation lies with 'feet forward' bikes" For one, that makes for a much longer bike and keeps your legs at almost the same level as your butt I would like to see anyone with such a feet forward contraption attempt what I just saw here It would be fun to watch
Comment from : @Albisriede

I remember doing this sort of thing with a friend of mine at age 14 We just called all of it trials riding at the time back in the 70's Fun Fact: I also did this on my GS1000 on occasion at age 17 Didn't always work out well, but it was very fun One time I was coasting along as slow as possible in a parking lot while standing on the left foot peg without straddling the motorcycle I came to a stop by pulling the front brake It was great until it was not great That is when the GS1000 slowly fell over on its right side Boy that was embarrassing 😀
Comment from : @posterlion

excellent video i have a lot to practice
Comment from : @gabrielasuaje5254

The dog 😂
Comment from : @hovhannisyanani

Nice! Thank you! Trying the first of these ASAP
Comment from : @crazypyrokitty

Sure are having alot of fun without husband and kids couldn't even say anything to us in the video 😢
Comment from : @J-RokRockstar

It doesn't matter what type of bike you have I will ride with you
Comment from : @rodneystewart5481

All the information you're giving me on your video is outstanding especially because I ride alone in the dirt looking for more Adventure Riders to ride with in Bullhead City Arizona
Comment from : @rodneystewart5481

Wow awesome video grade information , I ride a 2022 KTM 390 Adventure I will definitely start practicing everything you are showing me
Comment from : @rodneystewart5481

RIP for how many times the blue bike got dropped
Comment from : @Wasnotme002_

Thaks for best ever videos Teaching static balance it maybe a good idea to go to human balance and mention how you actually do the act balancing on the bike I have riden dirt bikes foe ages and never had an idea what part of you body does the movement Sort of I mean I may not be the only one dum one around
Comment from : @arnoholopainen

This is the best guide video I’ve seen so far! I definitely need to practice these!
Comment from : @cameronmardis

I love how patient and calming this dog is in these videos
Comment from : @giannibravo9092

Got a busy weekend now Hahaha!
Comment from : @surlybear7907

Nice videowish my 22 Yamaha 450fx has lighter clutchit’s so hard my hands froze every 10 minutesbut I love it
Comment from : @hernilsoriano4873

What kind of Yamaha was that?
Comment from : @ernestoguzman7443

I’m a late-onset dirt bike enthusiast, just started at almost 40, and I’m so glad I found these videos! My 6 year old son and I will be running these drills to learn how to handle our new toys Thank you!
Comment from : @MikeJones-vb1me

Liking every IRC video before I even watch to get that algorithm going**
Comment from : @marcchop7914

Great video, thank you Rich!
Comment from : @chrisboon4526

Awesome,Awesome video Rich!! Thanks man
Comment from : @neillongtine8479

About as entertaining as watching paint dry
Comment from : @scotthuhta3683

I hit some pretty nasty trails and it exposed all my weaknesses I can rip sand and do basic off road Bit big logs, winding uphill/downhill turns and rocks/mud require solid balance and clutch work brbrFor anyone struggling, I can recommend doing these in some grass or dirt with normal shoes Once you’ve got it all down, add in boots I’d never recommend trails without boots because it’s just dangerous brbrI’m definitely gonna order some cones so I can start practicing these
Comment from : @chrispewkreme