Hand Position When Sitting And Standing| Adventure Motorcycle Riding Tip

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In this weeks adventure motorcycle off road riding tip we look at the ideal hand position on the handlebars. Our ADV instructor Daniel Sedlak explains the best angle for your wrist and elbow and how you can control your adventure motorcycle by having your hand in the right position.
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[@briangc1972]

This is great that you are covering the basics. So many other instructors assume too much and assume the students know the basics. No one in a class ever said "I don't know how to hold the handlebars." Keep up the good work.

[@Zerotys_ADV]

That’s a good visual for the knuckles! Keep up the excellent videos!

[@adrianstone7855]

I’ve watched all of your Adventure Bike videos - multiple times. They have been super helpful. I would like to see one on low speed riding (although, you have hinted that the riding position & control is similar). eg can you turn a bike sharply below 15 kmh (9 mph) without hanging off the side?

[@adrianstone7855]

This video answers my low speed turning questions perfectly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGmTkqyairWjhcU Thanks!

[@philgoogle1535]

Daniel, thank you very much. I wish I knew this when I started ADV riding 3 years ago.

[@jairocantillo5678]

As all of your videos, this is a very useful information given in the right way. Lot of learning with every one of your tips..

[@virendradr]

thank you master,, ADV SOS is great place to learn the basics,improve and enjoy the adventures of nature terrain thank you sir

[@onemonthoneride]

Hi Daniel, thank you for this video and your channel in general. I have a question regarding the 90 degree bend between arm and wrist you mentioned when standing. I learned from other instructors that the wrist should stay relatively flat when standing, to ensure a better connexion with elbows and shoulders, which make sense to me. Could you comment on this please ? Thanks ✌

[@GiloTheMan]

You’re awesome thank you for the helpfully short vids!

[@SocalOffroadSchool]

Thank you @GiloTheMan!

[@romanthebarman5919]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@vijayam1]

The knuckle pointing towards the lever tip was my guiding star. Now, I make sure I look at my knuckles every now and then so that I don't turn out to be an ergonomic disaster.

[@bubunbikers]

Sir, I can't reach to the shift lever and rear brake while standing on the pegs with the balls of the feet contact . How should I use these? Should I quickly move to the arch contact?

[@GR1MKA1]

Alpinestars boots are great, but they are so freaking LOUD! haha

[@pauli6570]

You can’t sneak up on someone with them on

[@jaimemetcher388]

Lube helps. Bit of silicone spray around the hinges.

[@pauli6570]

Where is your windscreen?

[@itsallabouttheridekeepingi4449]

Only one ☝️ problem with what you are saying ( move you clutch and brake levers in from the grips ) WHY : So when you have to apply brake or clutch hard you will NOT get you other fingers caught between the levers and grips , I only use two fingers the rest of my fingers are outside the levers 👍