Graham Jarvis Riding Academy - Day 1 Highlights/Bloopers

[@jordanfreak8514]

“You just gotta always know there’s a way out, no matter what shit you get into in life” What a boss, Jarvis is a legend

[@Garagecouchofjohnnyyz]

Nice job really enjoyed this video. 👍🏻

[@skylabph7572]

1 of the fan of Graham Jarvis here from Philippines.

[@thailandmopedadventures611]

Great Stuff - thanks for sharing

[@totheedgeacademyttea9245]

A lot of this can be done in the nearest field or woods. Must be amazing to watch Jarvis do it for real then have a go yourself. I noticed a lot of learners did really well on the tree wheelie bounce so from a small front wheel lift near the start on the log then going for something like that must have helped a load of you out to do that with out you even noticing:) Number one lesson here is PRACTICE makes PERMINENT! & Rome wasn't built in a day:)

[@jamespolucha8790]

Man I’m so amazed at his riding skills, he does everything at idle and so smooth, I’ve tried to do some of this stuff and just get mad and do a fast lap and then try it again

[@modularfabricationsltd.8910]

The highlights is every time Jarvis is riding and the bloopers everybody else, I would definitely add to the bloopers though!

[@nacholibre1962]

I'm glad to see a range of skill levels in that group. I don;t feel so bad about my pretty basic level now, albeit they are all better than me.

[@timbomuffin]

Well done to all of giving it a go not easy tbh even if your a Good rider🇬🇧👍

[@daniellander1964]

I've watched this video before, and I've enjoyed it as much this time or more. Your certainly talented sir ! I've tried some of this stuff around my place, I cant blame age,(mid 60s) its conditioning. And all though my bike is vintage like me, a 78 Bultaco Frontera, I Know if you got on it you could do amazing things ! I dont think the after market shocks are right for one thing,so Ill try and change that over the winter. Or, I just suck, or both !! haha, Cheers, Dan

[@kjclark7]

Keep up the hard work. I hope to still riding at your age.... another 20 years or so. This was a fun weekend learning with Graham. He truly is amazing.

[@gsmad9738]

Wow, how easy Graham makes it look - then just about everyone else shows the reality. The slow technical stuff is what we need to learn..

[@encryptor6710]

Dude gets paid to tell people to ride in circles. Legend!

[@1969Irishdave]

Terrific vid man! Thanks for posting!

[@Thungur1337]

it must smell amazing on that camp site.

[@hardendurobosnia17]

Good feeling to see that i had better skill than some riders on my yamaha dt 125 at 16 year old

[@AEXRT65]

Nice video. What is the price for a day lesson with the Grate Graham Jarvis? I Wish visit Greee one day...

[@SH-xq4dq]

Mostly 2strokes , novice trying to decide husky 300i or fe350 ?

[@kjclark7]

I'm a 2t guy so I say go with the 300. All depends on the riding and terrain though. More open, go with 350. More technical, go with 300.

[@themotofixery]

8:26 thats awesome! That's what i would do for sure!

[@rahulsenna2567]

1:20 learn wheelie ok ! Thanks from India !

[@paulreynolds9003]

I bought a bike thinking I would be the next Jarvis ,shit I spent more time laying on the ground than I did riding it.

[@kiwiweskusklong2894]

THE GAS GAS RIDER IS DOING A GREAT JOB AND ITS A COOL LOOKING BIKE.

[@kjclark7]

That's Steve Hatch on a 2018 GasGas xc300. Yeah, he did well!

[@kirk595x]

@@kjclark7 I had a chance to ride one last year and all I can say is wow what a sweet bike for off road!

[@philwilliamson3370]

You ride the same trial as Graham but you never ride with Graham.. 😎

[@dynamitecreekvet]

At 3:20, how normal humans ride dirt bike.

[@Xhizorsization]

Man i would love to do that but he likely wouldn't do this in Canada the laws here suck for riding. I also don't have a serious enduro bike like a ktm or husky, i have a wr

[@nickpgre]

how about if i tell you that at least 75% is on the rider? you have knobbies on? that's all it takes. and WR is a fine machine

[@Xhizorsization]

Niko P. I totally agree most of it is on the rider. Some mods like knobbies and mabye different sprockets could aid.

[@whitetrashgarage8110]

He has done a few schools up here in Canada. The laws don't suck, lots of riding to do here! A WR is a terrific bike. I've seen them being ridden pretty hard on motocross tracks, and a decent rider on one in the woods is a weapon.