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Trials Techniques Applied To Dirt Bikes & Enduro Bikes

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  • tackling some endurocross style obstacles on the trials bike first before attempting them with the dirt bikes. also a snotty hill climb with logs across it, especially a big log that has to be jumped

  • nice ride, mags. and kudos for leaving the stock pipes on! on another forum a guy started a thread about "loud pipes are my right" which i felt deserved a tongue-in-cheek response. :-)

  • love the hill climber pic, mags. bit different to trials and i'd never give it a shot, but have plenty of hill climbing vids in the collection... great atmosphere at club meets hey? something tells

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down under lads tim coleman and adrian guggemos are both former junior trials champs doing their thang on dirt bikes. this is exactly the sort of thing we are learning but we'll never get to this level... jawdrop.gif




Poetry in motion those boys!!! And doing the most exhilarating thing you can do... with ya pants on!!!

Mags

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not wrong mags! the only way to have more fun is riding without pants... maybe. :-)

been a bit busy lately with training to have a crack at some endurocross. the trials skills work incredibly well with all the obstacles but of course adding in the speed is the tricky bit. at my advanced age i'll probably just stick with nice and slow!

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awesome weekend, finally got to take the 250EXC out to our trials club for the first time ever and tried to freeride with a few club members on their trials bikes. bloody hard work but impressed with what the kato will handle until the full lock turns let it down.

 

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sherconoob,

You've caused me to wanna get a trials bike. LOL

I doing a 120 mile Hare Scramble in January and hope I'm up to the task. 

 

BTW, I've watched all your videos and they are great!

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Have watched them all (already a time ago) but keep checking the new once, nice videos, nice humor! Good tips for all experience levels, and not on a boring way! Keep up the good work

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I absolutely love these videos. The voiceover is perfect. It sounds so professional until an off hand comment makes you chuckle.

 

thanks dan, we have a good laugh putting them together!

 

i lost my details for logging into the forum so haven't posted for ages, been doing lots of vids but probably a key one is 10 different ways to get over a log, most of which use trials techniques. 

 

here's the intro vid.

 

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Thats quite some details in logging if you ask me ;)

#wordplaywednesday

 

yep, and it's funny how quickly it all disappears. i didn't ride for three weeks and could barely manage even the most basic log hop for the first few hours.... :(

 

 

nothing overly new in this vid, it's just a revised version of the old intro to cross training vid from ages back but managed to work in my favorite bit from an interview we did with graham jarvis.

 

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