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Introduction to Motocross
How to Get Started in Motocross
Controlling the MX Bike in Motocross Racing
How to Do a Donut on Motocross Bike
How to Use the Clutch on a Motocross Bike
How to Wheelie on a Motocross Bike
Take Off Chain to Change Tire on Motocross Bike
Loosen Rim Lock to Change Tire on Motocross Bike
Replace Tube in Rim to Change Tire on Motocross Bike
Check Pressure When Changing Tire on Motocross Bike
How to Replace the Chain When Changing a Tire on a Motocross Bike
How to Setup Suspension on a Motocross Bike
How to Jump Motocross Bike
How to Control Motocross Bike During Jump
How to Pre-load Your Motocross Bike for Maximum Height
How to Master Tight Turns in Motocross Racing
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Summary: Make sure the bike moves with you. Learn how to maintain control a motocross bike, in this free video.
Chris Kelley, also known as C.K., grew up in Western New York riding motorcycles on the family farm and racing motocross. He began stunt work at local theme parks and eventually...read more
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"I’m Chris Kelley and we are here with Expert Village. You’ve had your bike for a little while and you gone out and rode around the back yard. You feel pretty confident, ready to come out to the track and you want to work on some specific things. Well before you get ahead of your self, the main thing to consider is just proper control. You want to control your bike. You want to be able to have control over rough conditions, through the turns, through any bumps and jumps and in a situation where you have a rutted or rough or hold out track with lots of whoopty dos and holes, you are going to need to maintain that stability. That base line of your body and your attack position. So in your attack position, again knees back, your head up looking ahead, elbows bent, elbows forward. When you have your elbows up that is going to allow to come up in your body and let your body soak everything up."
eHow Article: Controlling the MX Bike in Motocross Racing
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evuser9610 said
on 8/2/2008 Thanks for the tip...now I have to practice it more. Elbows up and soak it up.