Stop Whiskey Throttle! How To Control A 2-Stroke Properly [For Beginners]
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Stop Whiskey Throttle! How To Control A 2-Stroke Properly [For Beginners]
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[FREE Guide] Learn to "trail ride with confidence" using 12 basic off-road riding techniques: https://motocrosshideout.com/basic/
Learn how to properly control the throttle on a 2 stroke dirt bike to avoid whiskey throttle and crashing.
In this video, I reveal 3 common dirt bike beginner mistakes that cause riders to lose control because the throttle can be hard to control on a powerful 2 stroke dirt bike, especially if you're new to riding off-road.
If you're afraid of riding a powerful 2 stroke dirt bike but need to learn how to safely control it, this video is for YOU.
You'll learn 3 basic riding techniques for riding off-road and trail riding that work on any dirt bike.
They'll give you more traction, control, confidence, and GREATLY reduce fatigue, especially if your arms and hands get fatigued or cramp in just a few minutes when standing on the pegs while riding because the throttle feels snappy or jerky.
Motocross Hideout is my personal brand to help new riders learn to properly and safely ride a dirt bike so that you don't crash and miss out on life because of an injury. My Virtual Dirt Biker School is an online riding course/camp that teaches anyone new to dirt bikes the basic techniques to stay in control and become a better rider faster. I've taught many first-time riders over the years, both guys and girls, young and old.
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Disclaimer: Dirt biking can be dangerous if you don't respect the bike or terrain. This video shows you tips to help keep you safer as well as improve your riding technique and skill so that you stay in control while riding. I, Kelley Fager from Motocross Hideout, am not held responsible for a crash resulting in an injury from trying these techniques. Please use proper dirt bike riding gear to help prevent an injury.