How to pop up the front wheel. The secret to riding confidently offroad.

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  • Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
  • Most adventure bike riders will never progress off-road until they learn to transfer all their weight to the rear of the motorcycle while simultaneously lifting the front wheel. Sounds easy? In this video we'll show you the basic skills of controlling your throttle, as well as weighting the rear of the bike to loft the front wheel across surprise obstacles and rugged terrain.
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  • @KiwiDan333
    @KiwiDan333 Рік тому +88

    Absolutely loving these basic technique videos, Adam. You've got such a great ability to explain the techniques in an easy-to-understand way (e.g. the ski analogy - genius!). Thanks, and keep 'em coming! Dan (Christchurch, New Zealand).

  • @cdnmach-e
    @cdnmach-e Рік тому +50

    I was just thinking i need a Riemann1 fix...

  • @MarcOppelt
    @MarcOppelt Рік тому +13

    Man, please absolutely do keep making these basic technique videos. I need them.
    They will go along way towards keeping this T7 from having me for lunch.

  • @tHaH4x0r
    @tHaH4x0r Рік тому +36

    Oh man, awesome stuff as always, thank you so much for these videos.
    The more and more I practice and ride offroad, the more I realize that the key to traction is weight transfer and knowing when to load/unload suspension and wheels. Very often when our instinct is to shut the throttle, adding throttle to unload the front is actually the right move and you glide over a pothole that you would otherwise bite into.

  • @thetexasnielsen
    @thetexasnielsen Рік тому +15

    This channel continues to deliver content that is far and away some of the most useful, entertaining and posted with high production quality. Adam, I can’t say thank you enough for your continued sharing of some very awesome talents!

  • @GregH_09
    @GregH_09 Рік тому +32

    Describing the steps to get started, gradually increasing confidence and the snow ski comparison when braking was awesome. This video is going to be a killer reference when trying this out, thanks! 🤘

  • @pwinter_USAF_83
    @pwinter_USAF_83 Рік тому +47

    Adam, I really do appreciate your instruction on the fundamentals of riding a big bike, and sharing your techniques. Thanks for taking the time to produce these videos. By the way, I installed your T7 GPS stabilizer brace on my bike and it is an excellent piece of engineering. Paul, Arizona, USA.

  • @CypIThinkITank
    @CypIThinkITank Рік тому +3

    This is everything I asked for on that last video.. Im going to watch it a million times! Thank you so much!

  • @moto4x4adventure9
    @moto4x4adventure9 Рік тому +24

    Adam, the same thing happened to you when you were riding alongside Toby on the 1190's, i think you were filming the KTM rally and you lost it around a bend on old tyres, you straightened up and lopped it over a log in the scrub. Nicely done, awesome content. Can't wait to see more on the war horse. Cheers mate

    • @MotologyFilms
      @MotologyFilms  Рік тому +23

      Yes mate, you're exactly right - still the gnarliest save to date I've had on a big ADV and would not have come out of it safely if not for that instinctive last-second pop I'm describing in this video!

    • @moto4x4adventure9
      @moto4x4adventure9 Рік тому

      @@MotologyFilms ua-cam.com/video/XDxg4jK1Z8U/v-deo.html

  • @Kee_Diddy
    @Kee_Diddy Рік тому +17

    Dude this stuff is magic. You're such a great teacher and I feel like people don't talk about this stuff enough!

  • @DarthSpaceBall
    @DarthSpaceBall 2 дні тому

    Love this. Thanks from someone who couldn’t do this before

  • @aaabbb6955
    @aaabbb6955 Рік тому +13

    So glad to see this turn into a series, awesome stuff, thank you for teaching us and helping us turn into better riders

  • @scoobydan8042
    @scoobydan8042 Рік тому +2

    Oh my days. I've never had the confidence (or technique) to transfer my manualling ability on a mountain bike across to my adventure bike. Your simple, clear way of explaining throttle chopping, etc has enabled me to finally crack it. No massive wheelies but enough to transform my riding. Cheers!

  • @pedrogalina660
    @pedrogalina660 Рік тому

    Please continue to make videos like this! You are bringing a ton of value!
    A lot of us here are looking to learn these valuable techniques and have no one to teach us.
    You are an incredible rider, teach us!!!

  • @eomat
    @eomat 8 місяців тому

    Absolutely love your ability to teach. Simple no nonsense sprinkled with some humorous quips. Your videos are fantastic.

  • @freidrichnietzsche6643
    @freidrichnietzsche6643 Рік тому +8

    Love your videos mate! Keep them coming! “Training for the fight you hope never comes”… well said. Fundamentals first, blocking and tackling, skills skills skills, then goooo faaast!!!

  • @KD-rs8il
    @KD-rs8il 7 місяців тому

    I watched so many training videos but this teacher has something more that makes the approach to the exercises so Zen. Thank you from France.

  • @PennPhysics
    @PennPhysics Рік тому +1

    Started watching your channel to learn more about off-road riding. But you offer so much more. Thanks for sharing your wisdom in many arenas like traveling light, classic bikes, and now concussions. A real resource for all riders.

  • @bigbadelmo
    @bigbadelmo Рік тому +5

    Concepts, metaphors, break downs...you're a skilled training communicator Adam. You may have hit pay dirt here!

  • @Xplorer.Adventures
    @Xplorer.Adventures Рік тому +1

    The "blue" Chris Birch. Nobody expected - everyone needed 😍

  • @eyeperture
    @eyeperture Рік тому

    Best practical lesson ever, right on the point and basic principle with no over exaggeration. Love it

  • @klimistsakiridis2409
    @klimistsakiridis2409 Рік тому

    You sir are a gem! Thank you so much for all these videos. I'm a beginner adv rider that wants to get more into off road riding and I can't express how motivational these tutorials are. Thank you!

  • @bushmancam
    @bushmancam 8 місяців тому

    these tutorial vids are awsome, keep it up mate ❤

  • @Ben-nj3lv
    @Ben-nj3lv Рік тому

    Love that ski tip analogy

  • @nomadben
    @nomadben 9 місяців тому

    I just discovered your videos, and these are some of the most informative motorcycle tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you!!

  • @outdoors-university
    @outdoors-university Рік тому +1

    Enduro is the mother of learning how to ride a bike!!!
    Great video my brother!!!
    Stay safe and have fun!

  • @jakespeed6515
    @jakespeed6515 6 місяців тому

    Your like the PADI of Adventure Riding! Thank you Bro!

  • @eblack8
    @eblack8 4 місяці тому

    Adam, I'm a brand new rider but your descriptions of these techniques are so intuitive it's remarkable. It's great fun listening to you and watching you ride. Thanks!

  • @mancavemoto
    @mancavemoto Рік тому +1

    The ski analogy was a brilliant way to explain it

  • @konxx8280
    @konxx8280 7 місяців тому

    I have so much FUN watching & listening! Thanks for all. Keep on doing this. Here in Germany almost no possibility to go offroad.......

  • @hemanthsatyanarayana9760
    @hemanthsatyanarayana9760 Рік тому

    I think this is the most succinct explanation of how to lift the front wheels that I've seen, with clear breakdown into stages. Thank you

  • @heartworm35
    @heartworm35 Рік тому +1

    I really love how you explain clearly and rationally technics, equipments and everything related to riding off road, that i forgot a bit with time, and it reminds me to think of refreshing some skills before the season, love your videos too, good sound, quality images and editing, nice narrations, keep up the good work !!

  • @MaxPowerFilthcrud
    @MaxPowerFilthcrud Рік тому

    I love your videos. Your tutorials aren't just descriptions of how something should feel when done right. You present the necessary steps to work for that perception yourself. Now I only need to find dirt to practice on...
    Cheers from Germany.

  • @elitouring
    @elitouring 8 місяців тому

    I've just been looking for this kind of tutorial, thank you, very well explained and edited, I love the part where you compare it to the plane landing, it makes much sense.

  • @ricoreyes6044
    @ricoreyes6044 Рік тому

    I've been ADV riding for about 20 years and I love watching these videos.
    Just listening to something I've learned through experience (often the hard way) explained so perfectly is really satisfying. It's like "yes, that's exactly what it's like!"
    Also, although I'm still learning new stuff all the time, I used to be more deliberate about honing one particular skill at a time. These videos help me focus on making that a willful activity instead of just going out for a ride.

  • @KENNETHedwardMitchell
    @KENNETHedwardMitchell 11 місяців тому

    This is worth more than gold. Thanks and Namaste.

  • @motoadventure2539
    @motoadventure2539 5 місяців тому +1

    Amazing video! So stoked to have found this channel. Exactly the sort of thing the adventure riding community needs.

  • @rustymustard7798
    @rustymustard7798 11 місяців тому

    This dude dropped more legit knowledge in the intro than pretty much all other youtube vids out there combined.

  • @airmotivewelding8012
    @airmotivewelding8012 Рік тому +1

    Thanks very much for this content! The explanation, on the hoof, is inspiring. Your skills both on the bike and ability to explain what you are doing, while doing it, is key.
    Big bike, and gaining confidence incrementally is a must. Cheers from Oregon USA

  • @AutoDIY
    @AutoDIY Рік тому +1

    Thank you for sharing your expertise, you are a very good and natural instructor. These skills will not only save many of us, but they will help us have more fun, and look cool doing it. You sir are rad.

  • @jairoferrato9362
    @jairoferrato9362 7 місяців тому +1

    Otimo canal, o Adam é profissional, obrigado, parabéns.

  • @rosscomerford4274
    @rosscomerford4274 Рік тому

    An awesome training video Adam. I've always been a bit spooked with putting my 1090 on the back wheel, but your tutorial / explanation break it down into simpler, acheivable steps. Thanks mate.

  • @HenryTheGerman
    @HenryTheGerman Місяць тому

    Cannot be explained and demonstrated in a better way - great video, many thanks, Adam.

  • @opskip7828
    @opskip7828 Рік тому +1

    Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We appreciate your time and effort sharing your knowledge. Keep it coming.

  • @frasermoffatt1817
    @frasermoffatt1817 Рік тому

    This is the best description/breakdown that I've seen so far. And I've tried a lot of stuff. Last time I tried to clear a log (18") with my F8GS, I ended up in hospital with broken ribs and a broken foot. With this video, I think I (and my two new titanium screws) could attempt this method and not kill myself. THANK YOU!

  • @davelarson4697
    @davelarson4697 Рік тому +1

    Thanks, Adam! Got a chance to try the first steps today on my Tiger 900. Just little squirts on and off the throttle on some dirt and muddy road. Having the technique in mind changed it from a fluttery-tummy ride to just having some fun. Managed the loft the wheel a bit a few times. Keep em coming!

  • @todtalk3912
    @todtalk3912 Рік тому

    This is absolutely the best demonstration of how to quickly pop the front up.
    Excellent video

  • @JuliusPedersen
    @JuliusPedersen 9 місяців тому

    Just wanted to say thanks for all these videos. As a new offroad rider (on a T7), these videos are invaluable for me. Can't say I've mastered anything yet, but I have direction. Thanks a lot!

  • @toddwmac
    @toddwmac 10 місяців тому +2

    Thanks Adam...great stuff as always. Wish I would have found your many years ago when I bought my 1st dirt bike...my KTM 990. It is still my favorite bike off-road bike and your tips help me manage this wonderful beast much more effectively. Much appreciation!

  • @pankajlabhane1135
    @pankajlabhane1135 8 місяців тому

    I got a lot - thanks for sharing

  • @MASKINA
    @MASKINA 7 місяців тому

    Good content. Keep it up!

  • @CCRider999
    @CCRider999 Рік тому

    Extremely valuable information. Just bought my first adventure bike and checking lots of tips and advice on UA-cam. Your channel stands out with very good content. Keep up the good work!

  • @athleticintelligence8975
    @athleticintelligence8975 Рік тому +1

    This has been an eye opener. Well explained and demonstrated. The safety aspect is emphasised, and I can see the value of learning this skill. Thank you for sharing.

  • @SimmiJonsson
    @SimmiJonsson Рік тому

    I am fairly new to offroad riding and this is the best video I have seen so far on the subject on youtube! Thank you!

  • @MatheusFerreira-lg3pl
    @MatheusFerreira-lg3pl Рік тому +1

    This is one for the best videos on lofting I’ve ever seen! Thanks man. Hope to meet you in person and learn from you one day!

  • @stacymahaney6704
    @stacymahaney6704 Рік тому

    Awesome breakdown of the best steps to take to learn the skills to clear bigger obstacles. No extra BS (thank you!), just straight-to-it good info. Thanks for sharing.

  • @eriksilva4690
    @eriksilva4690 Рік тому

    Fantastic video. Your explanation is great. I’m going to try this once its warmer out. Great video and great quality!

  • @JoergSchnabel1
    @JoergSchnabel1 3 місяці тому

    Adam, that’s a great clip and brilliant guidance for pop up the front !!!!

  • @MusicalMemeology
    @MusicalMemeology Рік тому +1

    This is a awesome thank you. Top notch content that will hopefully save some injuries and money.

  • @gerdmueller4095
    @gerdmueller4095 Рік тому +1

    great video with many helpful details ! thank you very much ! btw. I travelled form 2012 till 2016 by pushbike from Munich to Singapore and around Australia , Perth to Perth and Tassie (1,5years) then I lived one year in Auckland . since 2019 I am back on motobike and own a BMW R1250 GSA and a Husqvarna 701.... I highly enjoy offroad , but there is still a lot of "room for improvement". I really like your way to explain all steps and will follow your channel for sure ...wish you all the best ! cheers from Germany

  • @tommeyer6033
    @tommeyer6033 Рік тому

    Yep, this incremental approach makes a huge difference. Thanks.

  • @peterhutchinson4292
    @peterhutchinson4292 Рік тому

    Thank you so much. You are literally saving lives here!

  • @BarracudaHawk
    @BarracudaHawk 9 місяців тому

    Awesome channel, congratulations! I wonder if sometimes a slow mo clip would be beneficial for newbies like me to see in detail what you’re doing. You are so talented.

  • @humbertohernandez4645
    @humbertohernandez4645 Місяць тому

    Awesome!!! I am going to practice this now. Thank you so much!!!

  • @SD1Airsoft
    @SD1Airsoft Рік тому +2

    You're better at explaining and demonstrating than mototrek. Thank you for these videos. You improved my riding a lot. Still sprained my knee, but it's been healing quickly lol

  • @livelongrideonover70
    @livelongrideonover70 Рік тому

    That is the BEST explanation of this subject I have seen. Thank you again.

  • @sprintermaximus
    @sprintermaximus Рік тому +1

    As a new rider to dirt, I really appreciate these videos buddy. Thanks for these. Cheers from stateside.

  • @rhyswilliams254
    @rhyswilliams254 Рік тому

    Wonderfull instructional video, I've watched quite a few and yours are the best. Thank you and please keep them coming.

  • @scottlindeman4829
    @scottlindeman4829 11 місяців тому

    You do such a great job with these videos, really tremendous!! Many thanks!

  • @lukefish7562
    @lukefish7562 Рік тому

    So very much appreciated Adam!
    Great rider and teacher.
    🏍💨

  • @TrippyandDa
    @TrippyandDa Рік тому

    Always explained in such simple easy to understand steps. It’s funny how you take for granted some of these techniques that you pick up as a child from cycling or motorcycling. Some are instinctive but to be reminded of why it works and the mechanics of the suspension and brakes is fascinating. Great video series 👏🏼👏🏼

  • @andom1455
    @andom1455 Рік тому

    Loving these riding tips mate! Can't wait to try them out each time I watch one. Thanks

  • @jinx_eu
    @jinx_eu Рік тому

    These videos are simply amazing bro. Love 'em!

  • @ecalzo
    @ecalzo 6 місяців тому +1

    Incredible explanation .. i just realized and understood what i could not in the last years .. thanks

  • @lordniko1986
    @lordniko1986 Рік тому

    thank you very much for these videos, for me they are the clearest ones all over the net, keep the good work coach!

  • @davehartsock9106
    @davehartsock9106 Рік тому +2

    As always, fantastic video, explained very well.

  • @johansnyman3447
    @johansnyman3447 Рік тому

    Excellent content, most practical and simplest training video that I have come across to date. It can be done by anyone, anywhere and anytime. I can't wait for the next video 👍👍👍

  • @DorkintheRoad
    @DorkintheRoad Рік тому

    LOVING these Tenere vids!

  • @jonascarlsson4908
    @jonascarlsson4908 Рік тому +1

    Hi Adam!
    Thank you so much for explaining such basic, yet tricky, things. After 30 years in the saddle I’ve almost always neglected the suspension. Now I feel stupid and smarter at the same time:-)
    Thanks again!

  • @bosoceansport2068
    @bosoceansport2068 Рік тому

    This stuff is gold. Listen hard everyone if you want to improve your riding. Master teacher right here 🙌🏾

  • @bmylesk
    @bmylesk 6 місяців тому

    Best instructional video ever!

  • @tazyt3388
    @tazyt3388 Рік тому +1

    Your right again mate gotta get the front up aye a lot of these new big thumpers are front heavy and don’t let you turn of the traction aids completely you gotta force it practice it , my transalps awsome for this had to firm up the front she pops up a treat now ,get out there and ride .great vid as always adsy cheers

  • @PencilProper
    @PencilProper Рік тому

    Mate you are a godsend, such a good teacher and you have a way of explaining things.

  • @MichaelShaw206
    @MichaelShaw206 6 місяців тому

    Subscribed and thank you for the knowledge!

  • @thomasjoseph4718
    @thomasjoseph4718 Рік тому

    what a superb set of instructional videos,. Expressed clearly and well. Wish I was an off road rider.

  • @cleigh113
    @cleigh113 Рік тому

    excellent tips and descriptions ... it all makes sense! I've been turfing myself and my bike for years trying to pop over logs

  • @richardbell6105
    @richardbell6105 Рік тому

    All these videos are just so good. I am new to adventure biking and I am using these videos to practice these things. Thanks Adam

  • @Spyros.ts13
    @Spyros.ts13 Рік тому

    this is gold if you are a beginner, and good reminder if you are experienced

  • @patrickholland3994
    @patrickholland3994 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video!!! I just subscribed! I like the baby steps you teach. That’s what I need.

  • @MontanaBooniesRider
    @MontanaBooniesRider Рік тому

    Great way to break down this technique, now I need to start doing the work. Thanks!

  • @charliel.3865
    @charliel.3865 10 місяців тому

    I’d call myself an experienced rider but although I did several off road trainings, I always wondered how to loft the front wheel. With your video, I think I can make it! Thanks a lot. You have a new follower😊!

  • @dim0expr
    @dim0expr Рік тому

    Awesome video!! And very helpful techniques to learn. Well taught

  • @andrewonmyway8184
    @andrewonmyway8184 Рік тому

    You got the knack to explain riding technology in such an incredible way Adam. You are indeed a super orator. I don’t have a fine Ténéré like yours., only roads bikes but after watching the fun vids you make my back is starting to itch, badly…

  • @randomOAS7
    @randomOAS7 Рік тому

    These videos are great! Definitely given me some ideas for things to practice this season.

  • @caseymuzio7609
    @caseymuzio7609 Місяць тому

    I love these videos I use them ad guidance to Practice skills on my dualsport before I get my big bike

  • @Catch22iscrazy
    @Catch22iscrazy Рік тому

    This was amazing thanks Riemann, will practice it on the weekend!

  • @autoltu1113
    @autoltu1113 Рік тому

    Amazing video, thank you so much! More of these, please!

  • @someth1ngstube
    @someth1ngstube Рік тому

    Great stuff! Thank you! When we have a bit better weather here will definitely dedicate time on practicing it

  • @Berghemrrader
    @Berghemrrader Рік тому +1

    Thanks for your video. To improve you have to learn from those who are better driver than you. Greetings from Italy!

  • @williamhoffmann8639
    @williamhoffmann8639 2 місяці тому

    Learned to do that at 15 years old !!! God loves 2 strokes...😊