How To Properly Ride A Dirt Bike With Clutch For The First Time

Hi great video I'm looking at getting my first bike I'm 33 6ft about 13st was looking at getting 250 four stroke KX250F or crf 250r leaning towards the kx though would this be good starting bike my only experience is a 110cc pit bike big wheeled about 15 Yr ago

Really enjoyed this! I'm an Adult Male, 6'1'' 200 lbs, what Bike is good to start on ? I'm getting all KINDS of information. Many are telling me a 250 and others say a 125 up to a 450 can all be fine as long as you have throttle control. I have been riding snowmobiles for 20 plus years and I ride an 850 now but it's no different really than a 600 as along as you understand how to control the power, Thanks!

me and my dad are getting our first bikes in about a week and this was super helpful

Do you have to pull clutch in to downshift

great video

How did you stop ?

wait are you teaching people to shift without the clutch too WTF is wrong with yall these days you trying to teach people to destroy their gears?

just read some comment some dudes on another video saying they only use clutch for taking off thats how they was taught to ride dirt bikes BAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I heard using the back break is better than the front when you are a newbie?

thanks for being so helpful

Thank you for posting this I’m gonna be riding my first bike tomorrow just wanted to know what to do!!

your insane dude, you need to go back to the basics

So if the bike is rolling its in Neutral , and then

1.pull and realse cluth couple of times

2.1 gear

3. Little Gas

4.if u want to change gear u pull the cluth change gear ( keep gas going )

5.if u gonna stop pull the cluth or else the engine dies

Correct me if i got anyrhing wrong or missed out on anything

So is it like you hold the clutch handle while going through the gears?

About to get one new to the sport

can you come to a complete stop on 3rd?

man thank you so much

Excellent video, I wish I had this when I started riding 30 years ago. This is a great way to start out.