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As a beginner I have seen videos recommending leaning opposite direction of direction front wheel is turning vs this video saying to lean into the turn. How do I know when to lean which direction based off of turn? Thanks
Good question, maybe I could've explained it a little better. Basically, the more traction you have, whether the dirt is tacky or you're riding a berm/rut, the more you can lean with the bike. As traction decreases, the more you'll have to position your weight over the tires/bike so that the rubber gets pushed into the ground more for better traction. Does that make sense/answer your question?
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What's your #1 struggle when turning on a dirt bike?
How to make dirt biking safer using basic techniques [Get my guide for FREE today] - motocrosshideout.com/free-lessons/
As a beginner I have seen videos recommending leaning opposite direction of direction front wheel is turning vs this video saying to lean into the turn. How do I know when to lean which direction based off of turn? Thanks
Good question, maybe I could've explained it a little better.
Basically, the more traction you have, whether the dirt is tacky or you're riding a berm/rut, the more you can lean with the bike.
As traction decreases, the more you'll have to position your weight over the tires/bike so that the rubber gets pushed into the ground more for better traction.
Does that make sense/answer your question?
Thank you for the quick reply! I will work on this
Thank you for the quick reply! I will work on this
You're welcome. Let me know how it goes!
My bike turns off when I turn
Sounds like an electrical/wire issue - check the wiring of the kill switch to see if it's binding or broken/rubbing on something.
@@MotocrossHideouttbh that isn’t electrical it just sounds like he doesn’t know how a clutch works at low rpms lol
@@Tatby Ha, yeah that's definitely possible.