Honestly I have been riding the same 26” hardtail for the last 20 years (no joke) I have recently bought an amazing 29” Kona process and the difference can’t be measured. The hardest part this new bike is cornering. I was an expert with the 26” but the 29” full suspension is very tricky. I appreciate your videos and hope to see y’all in Alaska sometime soon. :)
You should do: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced versions of these how to's. Cater to all levels individually, as opposed to improving and, or adding to what you've already done previously. Just an opinion, not a criticism. Keep up the good work ! PeeeaCe
Brilliant that you looked at three different corner types. Switchbacks have always seen me wobble out and nearly lose my balance and I think I instinctively brake - gotta resist that instinct !! Thanks guys
Thanks Rick, I like the explanation for the outside and inside pedal positioning in the turns. I found that while being a novice rider, this pedal position seemed counter intuitive. Over time I found that the outside pedal down, with the inside pedal up, did x2 things... 1. During the compression through the middle of the turn placed centrifugal force through the bike to the rubber more consistently because of the riders positioning. It’s a pendulum effect in conjunction with the centrifugal forces along the plane angle of the rider through the bike into and through the turn. 2. Allows the riders position to keep planted and articulated properly for the exit of the turn. I found it helps keep my head up and assists in the preparation of the next transition.... The more the rider practices angle vs speed in varying degrees of turns will increase their speed and overall commitment into the turns. Thanks!!
Might be just me but even after thousands of corners I have to remind myself: Look where you want to go, look where you want to go, look where you want to go...
Servus Trails! I’m 16 and I’ve been trial riding since I was 10 and just started downhill two years ago and I still have to remind myself to look ahead
Awesome video really enjoying the new presenter I think once you get the base technique it’s mostly confidence just got to go for it and you’ll soon learn when you push too far😂😂
Great first vid Rich and very helpful for me. That corner you used for flat turns has been a real nemesis of mine. A friend has even shown me that line but I’ve still not done it, instead opting for the left-right-left line. I’ll definitely have another crack at it when I’m at Rogate next week 👍🏽
Love these videos, great knowledge ! Getting my 1st real MTB next week, Looking at a Fuji Nevada 1.3 HardTail. A lower end bike, but then again, I last road trails on a pieced together Huffy 38 years ago, Cant wait, Any comments on this bike and upgrades would be awesome, Ride on Guys!
I usually can corner without a problem, but there's that one corner at our local pumptrack that I just can't do without steering off the track. Thank you for the tips lads!
I used to ride big motorcycles , if you use opposite steering to get your bike upright at the end of each corner you will be ready for the next corner quicker. You can use the same technique to enter a corner quicker as well but that’s advanced technique.
@@moodes070 Yes I also have a Trinx M136 and its pretty good. Don't know if it's trail worthy but decent bike for the price. I would say upgrade the fork cause the default fork sucks.
I am now trying to improve my turning, but it only feels natural to lower my outside foot. Just as Neil does at 1:54, just a second before he explains how this shouldn't be done :D So which is right? Should or should one not lower his outside foot?
The probably biggest mistake is braking in corners. Managing your entry speed and staying off the brakes during cornering results in a way faster exit and faster overall time. Just remind yourself, if you got traction for braking, you still got traction for harder cornering.
Lots of Potential in those videos but i would have liked a little more Details. Or the entry and exit of the curves. I struggle most in connecting the various turns and obstacles rather than just doing them one by one. Still a big thanks though. Keep it going!
Good add for a new presenter. Good job guys! #askgmbn What do you guys think of the manual machines like what Blake built? Would this be a useful tool for learning manuals? I have a limited time on the trails and bike. Thinking during my down time I could just build one and practice? Thanks
Is pumping the suspension harder recommended before practicing berms in a bike park? I lock out my suspension, but the ring still shows over 50% sag at the end of the run.
It’s all about leaning forward and putting weight onto the inside hand. It places weight over front wheels so you don’t under steer and supports your body. If you’re doing it right it’s a work out. Forget all that foot and bike-body separation crap
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Did you find these tips helpful?
Global Mountain Bike Network bruh
🍁🍁🍁❤️
New year new presenter
Yeah because I don't really put my other foot down when i corner
Honestly I have been riding the same 26” hardtail for the last 20 years (no joke) I have recently bought an amazing 29” Kona process and the difference can’t be measured. The hardest part this new bike is cornering. I was an expert with the 26” but the 29” full suspension is very tricky. I appreciate your videos and hope to see y’all in Alaska sometime soon. :)
You should do: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced versions of these how to's. Cater to all levels individually, as opposed to improving and, or adding to what you've already done previously. Just an opinion, not a criticism. Keep up the good work ! PeeeaCe
Great idea. Hope they do it.
+1 On this
I agree, especially 'more basic' turns
Been a year still don’t do it
+
Rich makes such a great presenter 👍
We're stoked to have him on the team!
Global Mountain Bike Network You’ll have to make another “who’s the fastest presenter” video again😂
@@jaydenbourne5657 Lol
Sorry but Rich voice gives me a sore head!
He is good. Great addition to the team.
Doddy did fall off in the funniest way possible though.
🤣
I re-ran that little clip at the end about 15 times. Absolutely hilarious.
Its stil as funny as ever! :D
Down in the bushes, to another world
Rich carried a lot more speed out of that switchback, so I believe losing that 0.01s was worth it.
I enjoyed Rich’s comments. Good to have another racer and to see and hear the different opinions on the line.
Brilliant that you looked at three different corner types. Switchbacks have always seen me wobble out and nearly lose my balance and I think I instinctively brake - gotta resist that instinct !! Thanks guys
Thanks Rick, I like the explanation for the outside and inside pedal positioning in the turns. I found that while being a novice rider, this pedal position seemed counter intuitive. Over time I found that the outside pedal down, with the inside pedal up, did x2 things... 1. During the compression through the middle of the turn placed centrifugal force through the bike to the rubber more consistently because of the riders positioning. It’s a pendulum effect in conjunction with the centrifugal forces along the plane angle of the rider through the bike into and through the turn. 2. Allows the riders position to keep planted and articulated properly for the exit of the turn. I found it helps keep my head up and assists in the preparation of the next transition.... The more the rider practices angle vs speed in varying degrees of turns will increase their speed and overall commitment into the turns. Thanks!!
Who's Rick? Rick Grimes from Walking Dead?
Tomi Saaranen... Nope! Rick James biotch!
Rich! You're a natural, mate! Good hire GMBN!
I am really liking Rich. His presenting is as good as the other presenters. Great Job GMBN!
Yea, we can't wait to bring you more videos with him in.
@@gmbn
Great You guys are the best MTB channel on the planet
Doddy sending it into the bushes never gets old.
Interesting new presenter... looks like he can explain well in a lively way.
So a flat corner with tons of bermy support in the middle, a bermed switchback and a berm then :)
I still brake mid-corner - just can't stop myself :(
thingswelike try riding it with no brakes
Slow down and look through the corner. Practice that first, then bring the pace back up once you get better at reading the corner.
Good start Rich 👍👍👍
Good job new presenter you got a good team there 👍
Yep! 🤘
Really helpful new presenter is on fire!
Rich fits in perfectly on the channel. Good choice Play Sports Network!!
5.55 " rich, you didn't fall off!" Next second, he's doing a Superman into the bushes ! 🤣
i just got my first dirt jumper and instead of dirt jumper vids i just watch these
Really useful info for new mountain bikers. Thanks Neil.
You should do a video on flicking the back wheel techniques on tight switchbacks.
As long as you can lift your rear wheel, they're really easy. Just make sure to not be too harsh on your rear wheel ;)
Rich is a amazing Presenter
Go to Sydney, Australia and go to red hill bike park this is my local and even Matt Jones said it was good!
Neil on the inside for the win!
Nice tips, gang. 👌
... and congrats, Rich. You appear to be a natural at this presenting thing. Well done, 👍
I still find myself leaning back when doing berms and going into corners way to fast. As always, great video! 😁👍
Rich is a really good guy for youtube videos
I really like him
Well done Rich 👍
Nice vid guys, thanks for that! 👍
Nice looking forward for more tips Rich great presenter 👍 for sure
Top 5 surely some cred
Looking forward to the next "Who is is the fastest GBMN presenter". Nice 1st show Rich.
Yes Rich!!! Time for GMBN to go truly Global at last! :D
Good job Rich, seems like a cool guy and fits in well.👍
Oooo Doddys exit looks familiar, I tend to end up that side a lot 😂😂
Might be just me but even after thousands of corners I have to remind myself: Look where you want to go, look where you want to go, look where you want to go...
Me too 😂
"brake beforehand, not in the corner" (obviosly not always possible, but this is my number one mistake)
it's not just you. and chin over stem, chin over stem, chin over stem..... commit commit commit!
I also do it
Servus Trails! I’m 16 and I’ve been trial riding since I was 10 and just started downhill two years ago and I still have to remind myself to look ahead
These tips were really helpful and welcome rich
Thanks for all your tips!, nice Doddy ending blooper
Enjoy you all so much. Love this MTB network. During this COVID 19 it's even more valuable
Awesome video really enjoying the new presenter I think once you get the base technique it’s mostly confidence just got to go for it and you’ll soon learn when you push too far😂😂
Can't wait to see Rich and Blake do a video together.
The biggest question on the switchback is who has the greater exit speed (I. e. who needs to pedal less) not who is the fastest through the turn
In slow, out fast 🤘
Great first vid Rich and very helpful for me. That corner you used for flat turns has been a real nemesis of mine. A friend has even shown me that line but I’ve still not done it, instead opting for the left-right-left line.
I’ll definitely have another crack at it when I’m at Rogate next week 👍🏽
Well done, Rich!! Welcome and thanks!
Man rich is the best🥇
Love these videos, great knowledge ! Getting my 1st real MTB next week, Looking at a Fuji Nevada 1.3 HardTail. A lower end bike, but then again, I last road trails on a pieced together Huffy 38 years ago, Cant wait, Any comments on this bike and upgrades would be awesome, Ride on Guys!
Another cornering video ! Just what i needed ! Lol
Great video Neil and new presenter Rich very useful tips 👍 #GMBN so when are you going to do another fastest presenter challenge?
Nice one Rich 🤘
I've done that first run! Bottle rocket!
I usually can corner without a problem, but there's that one corner at our local pumptrack that I just can't do without steering off the track. Thank you for the tips lads!
Great video! This is my weakest skill.
You're worth subscribing.
Well done. Looking forward to some new Presenter Challenges.
That is super helpfull!
Great, extremely helpful!
Winter in Canada means multiple feet of snow, ice, freezing rain, frozen and slippery dirt and unrideable trails
I used to ride big motorcycles , if you use opposite steering to get your bike upright at the end of each corner you will be ready for the next corner quicker. You can use the same technique to enter a corner quicker as well but that’s advanced technique.
Good luck Rich!!!
Wish me luck please, Im buying my first hardtail soon ❤️🙊
what are you getting? and what style of riding you do? good luck anyways.
@@dewisetyaningsih3839 Im getting a Trinx m136
@@dewisetyaningsih3839 I will prbbly ride it on trails and streets
@jonda njai thanks
@@moodes070 Yes I also have a Trinx M136 and its pretty good. Don't know if it's trail worthy but decent bike for the price. I would say upgrade the fork cause the default fork sucks.
Nice to see that both lads are wearing watches in the same wrist!🙉🤣
Watch this in 0.5 speed and it’s like they’re both high 😂
🤣
It depends on exit from corner. In some cases u have to take higher or lower ot depends
The best present or ever
This new presenter...love him 🤑
Never get tired of seeing Doddi fall off in that first video of his. lol.
Racer: No
Weekend Warrior: No
Filthy Casual: ...
Great new presenter! Super good!
Great presenter duo !
I am now trying to improve my turning, but it only feels natural to lower my outside foot. Just as Neil does at 1:54, just a second before he explains how this shouldn't be done :D So which is right? Should or should one not lower his outside foot?
Have y’all made a pilgrimage to Alaska yet? We have some great trails from Jun. - Aug.
Those are some beautiful trails!
Still remember that one time i slipped at the bottom of a hill from like sufficient speed and had some skin sanded off that was the worst part for me
I hit a huge berm a couple of weeks ago I got my wheel up and over the berm but somehow avoided crashing
The probably biggest mistake is braking in corners. Managing your entry speed and staying off the brakes during cornering results in a way faster exit and faster overall time. Just remind yourself, if you got traction for braking, you still got traction for harder cornering.
Nice one doddy..hehe
Entertaining video! But was that really a flat corner? It even had a berm to start with!
We wanna see his bikes! ❤️
He probably doesn't have any
Lots of Potential in those videos but i would have liked a little more Details. Or the entry and exit of the curves. I struggle most in connecting the various turns and obstacles rather than just doing them one by one.
Still a big thanks though. Keep it going!
flashback of dodie's crash is so good
Idk why but dropping my outside foot the slightest bit in a berm actually makes me go faster
What are those trousers Niels wearing
I'm a noob. I wonder what gear are you usually engage on downhill?
and how could you manage these turns without a dropper seat post on a ht bike?
Good add for a new presenter. Good job guys!
#askgmbn What do you guys think of the manual machines like what Blake built? Would this be a useful tool for learning manuals? I have a limited time on the trails and bike. Thinking during my down time I could just build one and practice?
Thanks
Is pumping the suspension harder recommended before practicing berms in a bike park? I lock out my suspension, but the ring still shows over 50% sag at the end of the run.
Wait, you lock you suspension and the ring still sags 50%? That should not happen
Hello, I still don't know how I should position my pedals through a berm, should they be level or outside pedal down?
Great presenter swap right there
It’s all about leaning forward and putting weight onto the inside hand. It places weight over front wheels so you don’t under steer and supports your body. If you’re doing it right it’s a work out. Forget all that foot and bike-body separation crap
Come here in alaska trail
He's gooooooooood!!!!!!
Nice vid but in the flat corner part you used the upper banked part, that doesn't really help anyone with an actual flat corner 😉
Are all your POC visors crooked at GMBN?
The new presenter is a fricken lord!
Rich is like a combination of Neil and Blake ahaha
Why y'all wearing the watch on thr left hand? Any particular reason?
What was that doddys first video? No way. I remember watching it though
where are you doing your videos?
I like the new presenter😜
I corner crash all the time
Off camber turn ?