How to Cross a Rock/Log like Graham Jarvis!!! He shows us how!!

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On December 11th and 12th, I was able to do a two day ride and informal clinic with the trials and enduro legend Graham Jarvis. What an amazing experience it was. One of the local Husqvarna dealers in this area, AD Triple S, brought him into town, provided a TE300 for him to ride and organized a paid ride in Moab Utah. I was fortunate enough to get an invite to this private/paid event and was able to have Scott, Sam, and Tyler come along with me.
The dealer's mechanics asked what all he needed done to the bike they were providing to him and he told them that he wanted it completely stock except for Goldentyres (one of his sponsors) along with moose bibs (he uses them all the time) and a skid plate. So there you have it. The legend on a completely stock Husky TE 300 for this ride/ clinic. Nothing special with the motor or the suspension. Pretty cool.
We started off the first day with a number of slow drills in the staging area/parking lot. We did those drills for about 2 hours. It took a long time since we had a total of 24 riders that day. Graham showed us techniques of using the suspension to get the front wheel to lift of the ground, techniques of clutch control, and some basic obstacle crossing drills. Then we headed off for a trail ride to find things to practice on.
During our 2 day ride, when he’d see something to “play around on”, he’d show off and dazzle us with his amazing ability. It was pretty freaking cool. It’s one thing to see him do stuff on Instagram, but it’s something entirely different to see it with your own eyes, in person!
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[@itsthebike6672]

The reason Graham is a legend is that he is at the top of his game competition wise, yet conducts schools for us mortal, gumby, riders. How many people can you say that of in any sport?

[@jakobfolmar6604]

Orange Crush def a cool guy. Makes impossible things look like nothing.

[@Bananahammock88]

Most other sports do that. Usually sports, they do it with kids.

[@dirtbikesicehockey4788]

No matter how many times you watch top guys like Jarvis ride this stuff you're still amazed on how easy they make it. Great vid....

[@jhkk1269]

its borderline depressing

[@bbarker5766]

Think about how many times he's done the techniques rider like Graham make look easy. Also it should not be depressing it should be encouraging because every rider at the top of their game started off as a beginner at some point and progressed to where they are now and continue to learn as well.

[@jhkk1269]

I know man, all i was saying is rock hopping isnt the easiest of skills to master, will take me a long while yet

[@jhkk1269]

pillows and swiss army knives, so true

[@WaffenSSaregods]

@NoNoNoNii lol I promise it's not that expensive of a sport. If it was motocross I'd say otherwise

[@GeezerEnduro]

That takes some balls to try a rock that big, nice job. Getting to ride with a legend, wow, bucket list item there.

[@KevinJohnson-jc9ju]

it takes a lot of skill and practice but for real big balls go to TT Isle of Man and watch these pro's with the largest ball..like the AC/DC song

[@elgringoec]

Kudos for having the balls to try, Kyle. I'd probably be on crutches for weeks. Gotta get the grandkids into trials. This stuff is a lot easier to analyze than to execute!

[@kimbercolt95]

Graham needs to put a clutch cam on the bars.

[@scottbussler4041]

Brilliant!

[@ZSharkPH]

What a treat to be able to ride with the King of Enduro.

[@dougcoleburn1579]

The last big rock, Jarvis is amazing. He is balancing for a split second on rear tire. Man he’s got skills.

[@ryanwilliams4270]

He is truly a master of his sport. In his 40's and he beats 20 somethings in multiple day events. A true testament to his precision. He certainly civilizes the sport. He know's his suspension and syncs it with other riding parameters. I think it's his best attribute

[@tylerhughes6634]

This is exactly what I wanted to see. I can watch a pro hop a rock a thousand times and it won't teach me as much as this video did. It really helped to see what happens when you don't make it. Great vid, would've been an even better ride to be on!

[@MR1337SKI]

To succeed first you must fail. This just helps speed that up haha but yeah amazing video

[@bradl45]

If you read this Graham, big thank you for releasing your ride videos when you race(love them), whole family here always cheers you on when you race!

[@Pauly919]

I love showing vids like this and doing this stuff in front of my friends who say there ATVs can go over more than my 2stroke bike. But I guess it does all come down to the riders skill on any machine. Great vid as always!!!!

[@jamesavery6671]

Bikes are far superior than a quad and graham proves this. There is no way a quad is going over a boulder like that even that small one lol

[@jamesavery6671]

Only 4 wheeler than can get over that is a rock crawler lol

[@jeffro7p202]

Yep i have both a husqvarna and a honda trx 450 but the only place my atv goes is the sand dunes. Its fun for a bit but nothing compares to 2 wheels

[@serojdegraaf]

Thanks for making this video. It really show how much practice in balance and control it takes for us mortals. There are so many videos of Graham riding and it always looks so effortless. Your video puts a whole new light on it. Very inspiring to go out and practise harder. Cheers!

[@c1mat1]

Nice work Kyle! I really enjoyed watchin this video. Graham is an unbelievable rider with so much skill.

[@osimnod]

Makes you appreciate just how skilled and talented a rider the top pros are. So many of them have extensive trials experience from which to transfer over. Humbling to be taught by one of the best, if not THE BEST. Thanks for sharing your time.

[@jameswhittington563]

That's awesome. It's always humbling to ride with guys with higher skill, but even more so it's motivation, as well as learning technique and inspires confidence that it can be done. Well done all you guys!

[@bradl45]

Graham must love to ride, he has passion and obvious talent, that love has lead to so many hours on a bike. Thanks for sharing!!! I try to pop bigger logs and rocks every year!!

[@sethsc77]

I love it! You guys are very fortunate. Graham seems like such a nice guy. Many points to you guys for trying the big stuff!

[@hh65flyer]

Been waiting for this after seeing the pics on instagram. Good on you for at least trying the obstacles Kyle.

[@user-fg8iq3dn1q]

I come from China and have been involved in off-road motorcycle for more than 10 years. China does not like this sport very much and always thinks that we are in meaningless adventure and effort, but I believe that one day China will have a master like jarvis, I wish you all the best in car safety

[@GATOROC1]

Big props to you guys for giving it a go, and what a cool experience being able to ride with Graham!

[@utdesertghost199]

Great video Kyle!! Probably the best explanative narration of Grahams awesome skills I've heard to date. Super envious that you had the incredible opportunity to ride with the "Silent Assasin" himself. I'm hoping to catch one of his classes in Texas next fall if they schedule one. Wasn't quite ready this year. Thanks for the video, great work as usual.

[@bbarker5766]

Excellent video!! Graham is a class act and a lot of kudos to everyone that did this class and extra kudos for those that tried the large rock!

[@allonm5968]

Like playing ball with Labron James. Jarvis is going down in the history books.

[@Nik-ok9nu]

Only WAAAYYY better!

[@MuddyTubMedia]

This is so damn cool. Graham is the guy every off-road/enduro rider aspires to be like. That had to be a really awesome day

[@CrimsomSkies]

This is the best vid. you've ever made and the best I've seen on youtube this month. And balls for trying to follow Graham on that giant bolder. Good work.

[@Bastard01g]

Thank you for making clips n videos about enduro riding!

[@KTMsoldier1988]

I think a lot of this is just confidence! When you approach the rock and your just a little spooked it just throws you off!

[@theenclave678]

Respect! 🤜🏼💥🤛🏼 that last rock was crazy

[@railduke68]

Nice efforts! Always amazing to watch an expert.

[@markmtbrider]

Great stuff. Glad you were there. I learned so much at a ryan young class. Same stuff. Clutch control , clutch control ,clutch control. Those top trials guys make it look so easy.

[@danebrown6640]

I am very impressed that you tried it once not to mention three times. Subscribed.

[@michail1963]

Kyle, thumbs up for you! Very curageous to keep on trying the obstacle several times after crashing - especially when it is very likely to send you over the bars...normally being young and stupid fearless does the trick, but in middle ages its gotta be courage:)!

[@64bruceb]

Big props to you guys for trying that last rock! Great video.

[@tombobtail7706]

Fantastic video, the way you broke it all down and analysed it. Thanks

[@jessegarrett7215]

Awesome video! It’s amazing what Graham Jarvis can do on a bike

[@MichaelCalvey]

Man, video doesn't do this crap justice, but even as muted as it can make this seem, I felt the adrenaline in my palms watching your first person attempt at that rock. Scary - and kudos for trying it out! Graham once again proves he's the master here.

[@wfmaruenduro9541]

Great job.... Just being able to ride with such a Legend is an honor

[@MrBuddyballs79]

Kudos for attempting the rock at the end

[@riversiderebuilds4677]

That's so awesome Kyle.. Tried seeing a schedule for his clinics for this year or this coming year but couldn't find any. He put on a clinic not far from me 2 Years ago. Actually it was the first one he done in the states In Wva.. Truly would be a bucketlist item checked off for me..

[@sk2283]

WOW, GJ is awesome, a F8ing legend mate, you struck lucky getting a riding clinic with him although he doesn't come across as a natural teacher he is phenomenally talented - watch how he destroys the extreme enduro's Erzberg Romaniacs etc. He is the man !

[@sevenmilewhite1407]

Phew, brutal stuff brother! Much love and respect!

[@straightnobraker4677]

Thanks for the video! And kudos to you for trying that last rock, I'm sure it was even more intimidating in person

[@rioschad3284]

Dude, mad props for even trying that !!! You couldn't talk me into doing that. Gnarly

[@chrisvozza6530]

Hell yea! Graham has mastered clutch throttle and balance control

[@anubis8680]

All his nuanced movements and his clutch control so impressive, weighting and de-weighting the bike. Crushing the forks as (over the tank body position 4:40ish) its really damn cool to see him flowing that stuff.

[@Motoadventurespr]

Very nice video. Really like a lot the way you explain things. Good job

[@ctheo13]

Good on ya for giving that boulder 4 goes! It is VERY intimidating and GJ makes it look too easy!! Respect....

[@bobriley000444]

it's crazy how easy he makes it look and also how fit and strong he still is at his age most pro riders tend to lose fitness after 35 or even earlier but jarvis is still going strong at 42 that's some serious determination

[@rodie4352]

LUCKY!!! Props for giving those rocks a shot! Cant get any better sitting on the bench.

[@revampmobilesolutions8851]

My heart was beating in my throat just watching you guys do it...koodos

[@vincedaugherty9687]

Just seeing this, so awesome to have that experience with Jarvis! Not sure i would have tries that last rock, wow!

[@magicferra877]

NIce to see an european hard enduro King chilling with u guys :D

[@chrisvozza6530]

Love watching graham ride

[@sirgriffinman]

Best video you have ever posted :)

[@codyestes432]

The literal king of enduro

[@albertaatv5325]

Love seeing this stuff cause now there is proof that you fall and sometimes that’s what people need

[@gabrielevryan7181]

Legend

[@motojo8995]

Nice educational vid, really enjoyed watching it over and over again! From what I've notice as soon as Jarvis compress the bike and lift his body position is close to the handlebar and make some adjustments very crucial on balancing the bike, how I wish I can do that too!😊

[@EnduroHeadquarters]

Great video Kyle! I can't wait till I can do a clinic with Graham.

[@dagsterblaster4973]

Fantastic video, thanks for posting. You make great videos.

[@mattdedasc]

Well done for commitment. Once you're through you'll be able to do it. Great video.

[@NTKLife]

I need to try this :D

[@huskybrander2963]

Nu har du haft 2 år på dig låt oss se det😂😂

[@ChimoWilson]

one thing to remember, and i ALWAYS remind myself of this when i watch the Silent Assassin ride... he's a trials champion. Most people know him as a top enduro rider, but more of the top enduro guys are all ex-trial champs.... that's the main reason he's got stellar clutch and throttle control... also why you'll notice on other videos, he's amazing at not spinning the rear tire, and losing traction.

[@Jesse05149337]

You got to ride with Graham freaking Jarvis. I’m so JEALOUS.

[@jasonbyassee7541]

Watching the attempts from your POV was insane. Clearly, we can only dream to be able to have his type of control on a bike.

[@dougjc2000]

Excellent, the masters make everything look so easy. I'd have no chance on that last rock. But truth be told, its all about putting in the time & practice, practice, practice. This Spring I'm going to dedicate to practice time, not just go out & ride a trail.

[@morpheusone7755]

Trials. A beautiful refined skill.

[@fivestarexteriors]

I’m still impressed Kyle. Good job.

[@vicwiseman6038]

This looks so fun! Looks like a lot of it comes down to clutch control and energy managment in the suspension.

[@googleuser1522]

Wow. Jarvis is an artist.

[@dylanbialik6499]

Dude thats soooo cool. You met Graham Jarvis!!!

[@Nuno.Alcaide]

Just another great video!!!

[@ShaunKjar]

Such a cool video of an amazing opportunity!

[@ssupreme9740]

Wow great job Kyle no way I would’ve tried to hit that rock! You Did a awesome job on the video also!

[@danielwilson6529]

Preload the front forks then EXPLODE EXPLODE EXPLODE 💥 I thought you all did really well , I can only imagine how intimidating rolling up to a vertical obstacle thinking about pinging the clutch when the angle of the bike is already so steep . 👏bravo all of you 👍

[@kentuckyjustice1408]

It would be such an honor to take a class on anything motorcycle taught by Graham, but you better be *pretty good* before you get there. "Intimidating" was the right word to use here.

[@MrBe787]

Damn dude, you got Graham Jarvis and only give us 8 minuets?

[@jameswhittington563]

Eric Be lol

[@westwing23]

it was either that or 24 hours of blackjack & Hookers.

[@NirHason]

Jarvis is a great person! Great video, tnx :)

[@noezartuchejr7629]

Amazing!!! Straight amazing!!!

[@jaspeed1717]

Nice work guys! Looks super hard, even on video.

[@MrSaetakuko]

Such a legend !!

[@TNTTipsandTricks]

Awesome video dude

[@scott907]

Man I'm impressed you went for it

[@stevehenley8409]

nice he makes it look to easy . good you guys are showing us it not that easy .awesome good job.

[@boarder989]

That looked like a fun day

[@Toldea34]

I would like to maintain the illusion for myself that at some point, way back when, Graham struggled with getting over rocks like that too. I have to believe I have a chance to work hard enough to someday be able to tackle advanced obstacles like that too. I think I might not be surprised to find out that he never struggled with stuff like that, but if that is the case, I don't want to know about it :-). Great video!

[@ackerlyshelzam3373]

Really nice work on this vid. Keep it up please!

[@johnbrisbane4676]

Courage to tackle that rock will just mean you will be able to hit that kind of thing soon enough. Keep it up!

[@christianDipietrantonio]

Awesome video! id love to ride with you and Jarvis someday..! Keep up the good work!

[@daydreamer1246]

He does it so easily like a boss but actually this is very intimidating for a beginner rock even a smaller rock.

[@jamesb1412]

Great insight! Thanks!

[@joe0813]

Jarvis just makes it look soooooo easy

[@scottwalker548]

Cudos! Would like more of these type of vids and NO, I wouldn't have the stones to try the last one!

[@Boana69]

Man you really gave that rock a good try!! impressive brother!

[@mojaverailfabricationltd4435]

Good for you!

[@laranjamecanica86geisonfar60]

que honra ter um curso desses com o mestre Jarvis

[@southernxposureclimbingsch6282]

I would delve in suspension settings as far as every rider in the group. It would be interesting to have the pro gentleman re-valve and set up everyone's suspension just like his. This way everyone (is kind of) on the same playing field. Really cool video. Long live the two-stroke!!!

[@rikashaw4815]

Double blip technique, super important for obstacles

[@brapperdan]

Great video. Very impressive.

[@dasmith2737]

Looks so fun