5 Reasons Why Trail Riders Get STUCK Riding Up Steep Hills

Uphills "Made Easy" Troubleshooting Guide - motocrosshideo...
Trying to figure out how to ride up steep hills on a dirt bike without stalling, getting stuck, or falling back down the hill?
In this video, I'll show you the top 5 mistakes I made and I see trail riders making that cause you to struggle riding up steep or technical hills with rocks or logs.
These are practical dirt bike trail riding tips for beginners and experienced trail riders who struggle and lack confidence riding up hills.
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.

[@MotocrossHideout]

Which mistake have YOU made? (I've made them all, lol) Uphills "Made Easy" Troubleshooting Guide is now on sale! - motocrosshideout.com/uhme/

[@patrick2360]

Thank You Very Much For Sharing 👍

[@Dastardly_X]

I’m the guy on the XR200 👋🏼 😎 2:53

[@matijadomjancic9446]

Hi. I ride light trails and gravel roads and am wondering if an xr600r is going to be too much bike for it. Im coming off a 125 4 stroke trail bike and have some experience on a klr 650.

[@MotocrossHideout]

That depends on your expectations. Going from a 125 to XR600 is a huge jump in size and weight. If you want to cruise at 60 mph on gravel roads it would be pretty good, but a smaller/lighter bike will handle a lot better on single-track trails. Scott Summers made it look amazing, but he is one in a million.

[@SteveHofsaess]

I have more challenges going downhill , mainly because of gravity

[@MotocrossHideout]

Hey Steve, check out this vid on downhills and let me know if that helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIW0d5-Vf7qXhNk

[@ShaunSavage-kl9pd]

Dirtbikes are easy try hard trails on a three wheeler you'll appreciate your dirtbike even more