1:09 that sapling was most unhelpful. I swear whenever I’m in a n awkward spot there’s some darn sapling there that is about to force me over an edge or make things 5x harder than they have to be. 😂
This stuff looks like it's hard, but working through it will make you a better rider. I should try harder next season. Locally I can't ride my new (new to me) 300 after this next weekend so I'll try and get out to a place farther away at least once this spring/summer
I am getting this bike tomorrow. My first 2 stroke and I’m very excited. However, I’ve been reading a lot of complaints about these TBI bikes fouling plugs all the time. What do you do exactly to warm up your bike when you first start it? Also I will be breaking in my bike. Do you think riding easy for 2 hours is ok before the first oil change? Any other tips with this motor? Thanks for any info you can share!
Several people I ride with have tbi bikes and none of us have fouled a plug. I warm mine up like a carb bike, start it up, blip the throttle a few times and shut it off while I pin my helmet on, then ride it slowly in the staging area a bit before hitting the trails. I did my first oil change after a few rides, around 5-6 engine hours.
@@PNWEnduro awesome thanks I’ll try that! Sorry just one more question. I noticed that my front wheel is not centered. It is extremely close to the right side fork guard. Is that normal on these bikes? I noticed that the dealer only installed the spacer on the right side since the disc protector is on the left, but it’s still close on the right even with that spacer.
Wow. Great footage. Appears you and that Husky are really getting along well together. I enjoyed that footage but obviously you had a fantastic ride.
You gel on that bike really well. Excellent ride. These bikes sound super and the grunt ability is real!
Man that is some sick trails !! Wicked riding !! I love the color of your new Husky !!
Great work on that hill climb @10:30. Looks like a fun set of trails with amazing conditions! Great video
That was fun. You really had that Husky singing on the hard part. You make it look easy.😊
The trail looks like it is not used very often.
Some of the best trails to hit.
Nice job getting up that 1.
You have the BEST trails!!!
Great video!!! That looked very tough! But you handle that like a champ
Thanks 👍
Awesome thanks for the reply!! Keep it up
1:09 that sapling was most unhelpful. I swear whenever I’m in a n awkward spot there’s some darn sapling there that is about to force me over an edge or make things 5x harder than they have to be. 😂
This stuff looks like it's hard, but working through it will make you a better rider. I should try harder next season. Locally I can't ride my new (new to me) 300 after this next weekend so I'll try and get out to a place farther away at least once this spring/summer
Whew! Tight! 🔥🔥
Sure was a fun trail!
Great video!
Thanks!
I am getting this bike tomorrow. My first 2 stroke and I’m very excited. However, I’ve been reading a lot of complaints about these TBI bikes fouling plugs all the time. What do you do exactly to warm up your bike when you first start it? Also I will be breaking in my bike. Do you think riding easy for 2 hours is ok before the first oil change? Any other tips with this motor? Thanks for any info you can share!
Several people I ride with have tbi bikes and none of us have fouled a plug.
I warm mine up like a carb bike, start it up, blip the throttle a few times and shut it off while I pin my helmet on, then ride it slowly in the staging area a bit before hitting the trails.
I did my first oil change after a few rides, around 5-6 engine hours.
@@PNWEnduro awesome thanks I’ll try that! Sorry just one more question. I noticed that my front wheel is not centered. It is extremely close to the right side fork guard. Is that normal on these bikes? I noticed that the dealer only installed the spacer on the right side since the disc protector is on the left, but it’s still close on the right even with that spacer.
Gnarly 👍🏽
What do you use for a camera mount? And where, You always have the best angle and vocals
I use the ProShot chin mount. Camera is angled back and top of camera just touches the helmet so the angle is always correct.
Just wondering, do you still have your Shercos or did you trade them in? Just curious if you kept the 4t
Yes, I sold the 2T but still have the 300SEF. Next weeks video will be on the 4T.
What gear are you usually in like around 12:00 mark?
3rd.
Which trailbound bar bag are you using?
The smaller one.
Would you mind telling what microphone you're using?
It's the GoPro Media Mod.
@@PNWEnduro Thanks!
"Soft" enduro.