Very good video. Everyone can learn a bit watching other peoples riding styles. I know this vid makes me want to go out and practice at least 5 things I saw in your video. Thank you for your time,,,,Moto on
Many people dont have this riding style. You can see where some guy rides a bike and just falls straight away. I've always had this body movement while riding cause it feels so natural to go with the bike and let it move under you.
your right...hes short so he can get away with standing up around obstacles more so than taller riders can, plus his trials experience keeps his feet on the pegs when im using my big feet as counter weights as im more of an enduro rider that sits down alot...honestly if i stood straight up like this guy i couldnt reach my handle bars...always good to watch a pro ride and see how he does it and use what works for you
"the drop off, humans have a fear of dropping of a 6 foot ledge" er yes it's called fear of ending up a paraplegic. The rider has serious talent and makes it all look too easy. Gonna try some of it though, start small and work up. Nice vid.
Extraordinary! Thanks for posting. There are many advices and tips to make enduro riding much more fun. Because it`s very important to know how the bike acts and the rider has to to save energy and have more fun. I`ll watch it again instantly….
I like the offroad fanatic but really this is great because this is what I'd rather have instead of the fluff before and after. I just want the essential vids too ..so thankyou!!
What a great video. I am about to start training my 13yo son to ride off road and I'll use this vid as a guide. I really like how you break down each step with emphasis on energy loss, body postion etc...really well explained thank you.
very usefull video. it would help even more if the techniques were shown in slow motion so you could study better whatvhappens exactly with suspension, position, .... it would also be good to know what you have to do with your clutch. but very good vid.
Because enduro racing is normally 4hrs or more and there can be lots of very difficult obstacles during the race, so the more energy/strength you have, the better you will ride in general.. this is why it's so important to save energy so you can be faster and safer everywhere.
Wow Ty Ty TY men I was waiting for a vid like this one I'm just learning and I really really love to ride I live in Rochester NY and because weather and time don't have the time to ride and plus I'm 35 so I got a late star but with all this tips I know My riding will get way better . Ty guys
Great video, guys . . . especially like the preload principle and the effect of burning unnecessary calories through incorrect technique. I used to think that "fun" was defined by how fast you can go, but I can't wait to try these low-speed manoeuvres!
Great tips, much of it is common sense and came naturally when confronting certain obstacles. However I do see a lot of guys out there that could definitely benefit from watching this video. Even if all you do is trail ride, it's definitely helpful info.
Great techniques and vid.... Wish natural sound of the bike came through on the video because that gives us an idea as to how much to throttle and when during each of these techniques.
I'm only half-way so far, but I love what I'm seeing. Thanks for posting! On the log or slab jumps (specifically 22:27 ), I've never noticed (in other random videos) how the compression of the front fork forces the rear wheel harder into the ground. Much easier to understand the forces involved. I suppose once the rear wheel hits the obstacle, the bike is near-vertical and just pivots over the top...
Fantastic tutorial guys. Showing what not to do, then the best way really opens your eyes as to how effortless it can be. Pro rider and pro commentator! Awesome stuff, I'm pumped as ever to get out again. Thank you!
i have crm 250 i am very happy because in my age (22) at least bought that. I don't race only for fun and for the beginning i think its excelent. This is my opinion. You will say the last word. The budget high or low its up to you for what use you want the bike thats the problem. I drove crm and exc big diference but i can afford only crm both 250. I hope some1 else add more to help you choose.
Very nice video! Always good to see how things should be done and how it should not be done. Also seeing other peoples riding style does help a lot. For curious sake, are you from South Africa?
the theory is not only abt throttle and clutch ,,,, is about body weight transfer, momentum, mind set, reaction .... last thing to worry is throttle and clutch combo ..
good stuff. it wood have been nice to hear the engine in the last pivot move when he was feathering the clutch instead of the typical end of a movie instrumental. as to get a better idea. in technical stuff listening to the performance is just as important as watching it done,real fkn nice tho!!!
I and my friends from Brazil really like the video, but we know nothing of the ENGLISH language you could put subtitles in the video ... thank you now ..... Thanks
You are right, the video is distorted around 4min. Try skipping forward to about 6min, that seemed to skip the bad part for me (although I haven't watched it all yet).
This guy is an incredible on that KTM ! And that wheelie in slow motion is sick!
That dude, is soo in love with Brian its unbelievable!!! :D
Brian Capper is a beast. Great informative vids, thanks for collecting these and putting them together.
Best motorcycle instructional video I have seen on youtube - lekker
I will be watching this video over and over as I begin to learn enduro on my soon to be wr450 :)
Very good video. Everyone can learn a bit watching other peoples riding styles. I know this vid makes me want to go out and practice at least 5 things I saw in your video. Thank you for your time,,,,Moto on
This is such a cool video with such great detail and information... A must watch for anyone who rides a bike...
Re-watching this after years... golden video
Super video!
Many people dont have this riding style. You can see where some guy rides a bike and just falls straight away.
I've always had this body movement while riding cause it feels so natural to go with the bike and let it move under you.
Shup up!
Okay :D
your right...hes short so he can get away with standing up around obstacles more so than taller riders can, plus his trials experience keeps his feet on the pegs when im using my big feet as counter weights as im more of an enduro rider that sits down alot...honestly if i stood straight up like this guy i couldnt reach my handle bars...always good to watch a pro ride and see how he does it and use what works for you
Yep, never take a style you see and try to do it the same forever. Try the style and modify it to your own needs and see if it's good :p
"the drop off, humans have a fear of dropping of a 6 foot ledge" er yes it's called fear of ending up a paraplegic. The rider has serious talent and makes it all look too easy. Gonna try some of it though, start small and work up. Nice vid.
The narrator dude is good, I like his explanations, and Brian is a legend rider indeed.... I learn a lot from these vids, good work boys.... :o)
Thank,s for your work.One of the best video i`ve ever seen.
great art by camera and riders.
Now, so i start my engine
I am very impressed by the explanatory language of this vid. I wish that I would have had something like this back when I was 1st learning to ride SX!
Extraordinary! Thanks for posting. There are many advices and tips to make enduro riding much more fun. Because it`s very important to know how the bike acts and the rider has to to save energy and have more fun. I`ll watch it again instantly….
I like the offroad fanatic but really this is great because this is what I'd rather have instead of the fluff before and after. I just want the essential vids too ..so thankyou!!
What a great video. I am about to start training my 13yo son to ride off road and I'll use this vid as a guide. I really like how you break down each step with emphasis on energy loss, body postion etc...really well explained thank you.
very usefull video. it would help even more if the techniques were shown in slow motion so you could study better whatvhappens exactly with suspension, position, .... it would also be good to know what you have to do with your clutch. but very good vid.
thanks for putting this together. hugely helpful. will be watching this a lot and trying out these techniques on my next ride.
This was great, thanks guys! I will be watching this many times.
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I have watched it several times. Very good and useful. Thank you.
Nice summary of the essential - thanks!
You might have some haters but Ive watched your video's and they've helped my riding alot. Look forward to seeing some more in the future
He wasted over 9000 energies in those demonstrations alone!!!
This speaker guy is so annoying.
Just an excellent video on proper enduro technique. Good work.
Excellent! Great job. Now we've an all-in-one video!
Such an amazing video. Im so grateful that it is on youtube. It can really teach you some good technique
love these videos! best demonstrations of hard enduro techniques on youtube
Oh man, now i need to go practice! Great video!
Because enduro racing is normally 4hrs or more and there can be lots of very difficult obstacles during the race, so the more energy/strength you have, the better you will ride in general.. this is why it's so important to save energy so you can be faster and safer everywhere.
very very very good!! I was waiting it!
Been riding my 2013 350 EXC-F for a few months now and it's incredibly nimble. Feels like a 250.
Their techniques are good.
An amazingly informative session.
Thanking you.
Yours sincerely.
Wow Ty Ty TY men I was waiting for a vid like this one I'm just learning and I really really love to ride I live in Rochester NY and because weather and time don't have the time to ride and plus I'm 35 so I got a late star but with all this tips I know My riding will get way better . Ty guys
Great video, guys . . . especially like the preload principle and the effect of burning unnecessary calories through incorrect technique. I used to think that "fun" was defined by how fast you can go, but I can't wait to try these low-speed manoeuvres!
Great tips, much of it is common sense and came naturally when confronting certain obstacles. However I do see a lot of guys out there that could definitely benefit from watching this video. Even if all you do is trail ride, it's definitely helpful info.
bloody good video this one
Great tips. I like the de-weighting and pivoting techniques.
Great techniques and vid.... Wish natural sound of the bike came through on the video because that gives us an idea as to how much to throttle and when during each of these techniques.
Great video series. One of the best I have seen!
Very Nice of technique bikes motor cross...(TRCR Team),thanks
thanks for the video....Cheers from Guatemala....
Super video. Thanks.
get the tech 8's perfect combo of features, protection and price, they have saved my legs hundreds of times
I think we're all in love with Brian.....
Just watched and this is seriously awesome riding skills..
Great vid...good for terrain that's not tailored for amateur trail riding.Seems like his suspension is much softer than a typical motocross bike.
I think most enduro riders have a softer setup. It makes negotiating smaller obstacles at higher speeds very smooth.
Awesome vid.
I am building a KTM 380 supermoto, but this makes me want to get new offroad tyres and swap the wheels for some dirt action. Good stuff!
awesome video, i rode competitive trials long before going into enduroes. i believe it is a must. Thanks for sharing
Good video, stuff will come in handy here in CO.
I love this video, very very good thanks for the bits and techniques!
I'm only half-way so far, but I love what I'm seeing. Thanks for posting!
On the log or slab jumps (specifically 22:27 ), I've never noticed (in other random videos) how the compression of the front fork forces the rear wheel harder into the ground. Much easier to understand the forces involved. I suppose once the rear wheel hits the obstacle, the bike is near-vertical and just pivots over the top...
the guy makes it look so easy it's embarrassing
Dude! great video! Loose the tank bag and stand up more! It actually lowers the CG of the bike! Have fun and ride safe!
Enthusiastic Teacher and I think that is important for us, rookies.
Thanks :) Maybe I watched 10 times ... And good motivations for me...
Great video help me a lot and he makes it look so easy
MARAISBURG? love the techniques very usefull in muddy situations!
Thanks for the tips!! Must go practice now...
you guys doing good job.
THANKS.
Fantastic tutorial guys. Showing what not to do, then the best way really opens your eyes as to how effortless it can be. Pro rider and pro commentator! Awesome stuff, I'm pumped as ever to get out again. Thank you!
these techniques I've used on a Yamaha TDM
was surprised how much easier it makes it
Some good stuff in there, thanx.
Very good video, great tips, nice tutorials. Keep it up O.F.
Great video. Thanks for this.
Very, very good... tks from Brazil
lo mejor es tener el control de tu cuerpo sobre la moto!!!
i have crm 250 i am very happy because in my age (22) at least bought that. I don't race only for fun and for the beginning i think its excelent. This is my opinion. You will say the last word. The budget high or low its up to you for what use you want the bike thats the problem. I drove crm and exc big diference but i can afford only crm both 250. I hope some1 else add more to help you choose.
You should run some training courses, Id pay to come and do a week with you and Brian
Super Video!
Great video, extremely detailed!
I like this guy and his microphone
anyone else see acid like distortions around the rider?
0-o
It the camera picking up his aura.. We all radiate energy.. some people and cameras can see this energy.
That's bc they filmed at a low frames per second and used a software to do frame interpolation to create slow motion images.
DigitalAwareness And the proof for that is where? James Randi debunked that a long time ago.
@@DigitalAwareness fuck off
You should include "Offroad fanatic" in the title, and you could have left their logo in the beginning and end of your video, mate.
Very nice video! Always good to see how things should be done and how it should not be done. Also seeing other peoples riding style does help a lot. For curious sake, are you from South Africa?
this is really handy man thanks a lot
explain the mechanics of ''pre load . and relationship to wheelies.
KTM350 freeride is great bike, also KTM250EXC has alot power or 300EXC is great too!
this is the video i have waiting for ! Very great
Really really useful video. Thanks.
the theory is not only abt throttle and clutch ,,,,
is about body weight transfer, momentum, mind set, reaction .... last thing to worry is throttle and clutch combo ..
Hmmm tough but nice techniques though....i like it.....make the bikes fly.
good stuff. it wood have been nice to hear the engine in the last pivot move when he was feathering the clutch instead of the typical end of a movie instrumental. as to get a better idea. in technical stuff listening to the performance is just as important as watching it done,real fkn nice tho!!!
I and my friends from Brazil really like the video, but we know nothing of the ENGLISH language you could put subtitles in the video ... thank you now ..... Thanks
good Basics and thy are very helpful!
Great video!
Great VIDEO!!!
I love to try the tips thanks.
A little too much love for Brian :-) but I really enjoyed the video. Good tips! Thanks guys.
You are right, the video is distorted around 4min.
Try skipping forward to about 6min, that seemed to skip the bad part for me (although I haven't watched it all yet).
Man I really have some work to do! Thanks for the video! All the how not to do it clips look like my riding mistakes :-(
Can you please make a french version of the video. Those techniques looks very great but I don't understand english very well.
brian the stig of enduro tutorials
Great informations! Thanks.
this dude is really into saving energy
Excellent video and thank you for sharing!!! ;) Cheers
Thanks and awesome vid...
muy buen video me lo chapé todo, pena que no fuese en castellano pero se entiende igual.
Superb video !!