Teaching My Sister How To Ride a Dirtbike!!*WITH A CLUTCH*

[@EricMacNichol]

Great job teaching your sis like that. You were very patient with her, and she ended up doing very well. Your a great teacher bud.

[@Cocytus]

The Parents are doing such a great job with these two. They are both so polite and cordial and good vibes all around.

[@professional_cynic98]

Well done lil bro, teaching family isn’t always the easiest but you are insanely patient and passionate about what you do, keep it up lil g

[@outdoorman7425]

Your'e a cool brother to be teaching your big sister to ride a motorcycle. You were patient and she actually did pretty good her first time out. Way to go you two!

[@jaxripper251]

F that she ruined his bike can’t even switch gears dummy

[@PapaPauly765]

Have your parents seen this video? They should be so proud of the way you taught your sister to ride. You don’t see enough of this wholesome, quality content these days on any platforms. Good job sir 👏👏

[@PapaPauly765]

14:37 I knew she was gonna stall again when you said “go have fun” 😂😂

[@Bladerunners999]

What a cool little dude teaching his sis!

[@MJFUYT]

You are an excellent coach. Your Sis did great! It's so exciting to see ppl ride for the first-time. 💯

[@mountaingoat8788]

the most wholesome thing I've seen on youtube lately. If she gets a bike or not, that was a good bonding session. do not take times like these for granted man it goes by so fast Most my sisters are in other states miss them all..

[@Fmontes]

Nice teaching moment - you were very patient... it's not easy to say the same things repeatedly each time a new rider stalls. Well done!

[@SaeYoo]

Great job to your guys parents. Two little sweethearts that are gentle, patient and sympathetic. It's so hard to see siblings being this nice to each other when teaching each other something important nowadays. Refreshing to see you guys interact.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Probably home schooled. :)

[@MiniBikeReece377]

​@@EarthSurferUSAwhich is good

[@cwmotovlogs5929]

You’re a real one dude. A genuine person like you is going places. Good teaching buddy!

[@janeUZ0723]

You guys are great! Bro is patient & good teacher. Sis is good with instruction asked questions & learned fast.

[@imnottafobimABC]

kid's a better teacher than most people, adults, i know.

[@garysgarage3669]

You are an amazing brother. Teaching your sister and with so much patience.

[@jimbo4203]

And a new rider is Born ! Good job Brother 👍

[@f.austin]

good job of the brother teaching with patience-and good job of the sister picking it up pretty quickly…

[@sergeishu5380]

The fact that she was able to drive on her first go is awesome. Not many can go around a tree or any other obstacle on their first go. She wasn't afraid to turn that wheel and go where she wanted to. Nice!

[@KoJaksKranium]

Very patient teacher, bro and great pointers. Little sis has one heck of a successful first try, kick start tecnique. I agree, nothing like your first two-stroke with a clutch. Great video. KK

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@KoJaksKranium she my older sis btw lol

[@noelcatanzaro3405]

Your brother is very patient and these siblings seem respectful to each other. ❤

[@TimothyKellogg-ot5uc]

What an awesome brother.

[@johnsollers5089]

It’s great that your teaching your sister. Tell her to always pull in clutch for every gear including neutral. Goes in neutral a lot easier with clutch in. Show her rear brake too.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

As you get fast on a 2-stroke MX bike, the less you use the clutch for shifting, and the more you use it for everything else. :)

[@Authorityoneverything]

What a great student girls make no ego at all ❤

[@TheIceMan9304]

Awesome job little bro. Love to see it! She's gonna steal your bike now though!

[@gfxartist]

As someone who just learned to ride a street bike, I really enjoyed this. She's a quick learner! Also, now I want a dirt bike.

[@padude131]

Well done by the teacher and student! He kept his patience and she didn't get frustrated.

[@JeffSnyder-v3z]

What a patient brother. Good job you guys.

[@avaire2770]

Great little brother!🔥

[@alkennedy1124]

She did good for the first time , if she gets the concept,she will be racing in no time, thanks , please keep us up to date on her prog, ok thanks BigAl California

[@Alan-n6z4x]

Your sister did really well, she's seriously cute too.

[@jesseb7443]

Love it. He is so proud of her at 13:15! This is a moment they will never forget

[@countermoonman]

Your a great brother, ain’t nothing better than leaning how to ride a dirt bike for the first time, you can tell she really digs it, can’t wait to see her on her own pink 125 Yami 🤙🏼

[@brookbox7813]

Damn, shes starting on a 2 stroke? she got some bravery! lol great brother of you man

[@billbonu1639]

If I'm trying to teach someone I like to idle it up a bit if I need to and let them ease out on the clutch slowly with no throttle and just idle around in first pulling in the clutch and stopping, letting out slowly on the clutch again and repeat that idling around stopping and taking off with no throttle a while before even getting into giving it gas.giving it way to much throttle and crashing usually freaks people out and they don't even want to try anymore.then I teach them how to work the throttle and shift and downshift and so on but you can't stress low speed throttle control enough, people who don't know tend to give a quarter of the the throttle if you don't tell them be very gentle with as soon as things get jerky they freak out and do all kinds of crazy stuff.but very gentle take offs and stops just keeping it upright then going faster and shifting later.

[@patring620]

Very sweet video. You showed patience, encouragement, and kindness. You are a good brother and your sister seemed to appreciate it. She learned quickly, too. Impressive. Nicely done, Goat.

[@AngryAlien]

The ammount of professionalism this kid has

[@mikeshuck2760]

My process for teaching a newbie on a bike with a clutch. “Little throttle, release the clutch just to move like a foot, over and over. Each time going farther and farther. Once they learn that control, then clutch out and ride.”

[@DirtBikeMenace1]

first like i have a kx 85 2006 i love how supportive you are to ur sister

[@rustykerr3174]

Great guy to have for a brother good job for teaching her.

[@keyfv3]

where did you get those plastics they look difrent then stock

[@jessereyna7408]

Always have your clutch in while you’re sitting still; for safety measures…then after starting engine..down shift to first gear and then give some gas; and then ease out the clutch.

[@bigmasonakadjmasemason4610]

Where did you get that exhaust on your Coleman b200r? I got one and I want to change the exhaust and I want to get the when you put on yours Google

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@bigmasonakadjmasemason4610 we got it off amazon

[@Colinmcdougall6996]

That was nice of your brother to help you learn how to ride his dirt bike. 😊

[@dislikebutton1712]

i let my sister ride a quad once, she crashed it into a stationary object like a real blonde 😆

[@weatherlover88]

😂

[@weatherlover88]

same for my lil pussy sister she rode a 50cc dirt bike once crashed it into power wheels and is bein a pussy and not riden again what a pussy fr and a lil bitch because man’s are betta at riden them stupid girly girls

[@spaghettimonster153]

@@weatherlover88 you sound like a horrible person. no woman will ever want you.

[@16bugzz]

​@@weatherlover88brotha you sound like the bitch now, no wonder she doesn't wanna ride again

[@Finlandia122]

@@spaghettimonster153those are expensive I would be mad to but I wouldn’t force her to ride again and I wouldn’t say all girls are like that but I would be pretty pissed

[@benpenguin7382]

More content of your sister please she did well

[@jeffouellette9946]

I can just imagine the smile she was having when she first started taking off.

[@robotechjr116]

kind, patient, brother, neat

[@EarthSurferUSA]

1 easier way for a beginner to start off with the clutch is, just give it a bit more gas than idle with the clutch in, then let the clutch out slowly until it starts grabbing (but not stalling). Then hold the clutch lever there and slowly (just controlled), give it more gas and you will start rolling. Then flow the clutch out the rest of the way, (and ready to pull it in a bit if it bogs), as you continue giving it the gas. It is not taught anymore, but we used to keep a finger or two on the clutch and brake lever at all times (one is probably good with the ease of the levers today). If we were looping out, for one example, (ever do that whiskey throttle as you fall off the back of the bike?), our finger is on the clutch to control/cut the power to the wheel. it is harder to keep a finger on the controls with today's high handlebar set up from freestyle, and level levers. Your wrists would be bent a lot, inviting wrist injury.

[@Sp0nker]

What a great sibling memory. I miss riding my dirtbike on my parents lawn.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

If you bike is not stock with that upside down twist throttle cable housing, you should rotate it back up, and make sure the cable is routed correctly. Many people have had a stuck/pinched/kinked cable housing, stick the throttle when turning corners. I kind of liked the set up at first. It is not as vulnerable as it is on top, but it would also hit the top of my leg in right hand corners with my leg out, and I would not want my leg putting force on the end of that cable housing.

[@theboogeyman9813]

The part where she almost rode between the bush and the house was wild lol

[@CrookedlegGreg]

You did Excellent for your first time be safe and have fun ✌️

[@Jimsalos]

Fun way for a family to hang out

[@lexfeldman617]

YO I FKN WANT IT LOVE THAT SHE TRYING PLUS SHE FLY AF

[@joeanon5788]

PLEASE first explain the concept of how the clutch works FIRST. To first timers its just a word-concept. Teach them how a clutch engages the engine to the drive system.

[@didickcheeseburger]

you expect him to give her a 5hr course on all the working of the bike? its not a fighter jet. when we were kids we just hopped on with minimal explanation and we were good to go. shes not gonna understand all that shit on her first ride and she dont really need to. they did just fine here

[@night-swimming]

@@didickcheeseburger Totally. No amount of explanation ever beats hands on experience. At least not at the very beginner stage.

[@marktaylor171]

Yea, they did fine. I wouldn't try to explain to much to fast. She might get overwhelmed. The most important thing you want her to remember is to not dump the clutch going into gear.

[@adamcook1426]

More of your sister please

[@dc6233]

She'll be OK, keep her away from the bros dude...

[@ajw7469]

Nice brother.Adding another rider to the family.

[@aronaeleven5574]

Your sister picks things up fast. She'll get even better with more practice.

[@bigmasonakadjmasemason4610]

I meant to say a few days ago the mic messed up

[@NoelCraigNI]

Well done young lady, 2 strokes can be a little troublesome to get used to at first. I owned two Italian two stroke racing bikes in my younger years, the Cagiva Mito 125 and the Aprilia RS125. The former I took naturally to it much to my surprise but the latter was more troublesome for me. The bike demanded more revs to get going compared to the Mito, I always felt like maybe I'd put it right through a wall at times, like 4000RPM just to get going but in the end it was all about finessing the clutch. It's all about the muscle memory, it'll come natural eventually.

[@tonysmith5504]

Good job buddy you were very patient.. I would have her use the back brake only so she won’t wash out …

[@rileythalacker1583]

I really liked this camera angle and POV , hope you release a part 2 soon

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Watch the video how to shift a manual dirt bike by A Rush. She explains it so well. Has to be the most comprehensive easiest to understand video on KZbin.

[@qPro420]

W little brother

[@leeknievel748]

18:29 I'm tryin to figure out, why is this spot of the video labeled "most replayed"??, well ok anyway

[@wermebongo1284]

I think she did quite well, at least she didn't go full throttle into a bush like my cousin did lol

[@amoswilbanks7838]

She will get the goin just takes some practice two strokes, a little bit harder ride than a four stroke but when you learn two stroke I think it a lot better to me bc you can just hold the gas wide open and just clutch it

[@tonyjones629]

Great Job Teaching and Learning..

[@Diesel.09]

She doing wheelies yet?

[@alanbowdler6574]

Bro she learnt quick ! Done well to that girl 🎉

[@cabilgibbs]

My sister busted out my headlight on a Honda 50 back in like 85...

[@davidboydarnott417]

You shouldn't wear shorts coz there's a danger you might burn your leg if you crash and get trapped under the bike. But Sister did real good for first attempt, next step will be clutch in change up to second on a straight and slow using back brake before corners. 👍

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Scars are not cool. But I do respect them more than a tattoo. :)

[@Lilemma2006]

Ha, I remember burning the fuck outta myself

[@Stitchyyz]

The whole time he's just waiting for her to be done so he can rip it

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

Way to be patient with her, better she was safe than going balls to the walls not knowing what she was doing. Hopefully you made another rider.

[@jamesgeorge2852]

Not bad at all 3rd times the charm👌 my first bike was a 92 RM 125 took me a couple of tries to get the hang of it too eventually it becomes second nature great job🤘

[@DarioStClaire]

We can notice the image is getting darker sometimes, seems like high g-force is applying ^^

[@knowbs2122]

She done better than alright ,

[@rossi5839]

I loved her question, "what about when i wanna stop?"😅 very few people ask that when trying a clutch the first time.

[@dannymc1971]

keep it up my man. You talk like an adult but be a kid im older now, i regret it

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Always get more wise,---but try to never let that great child spirit die in our schools. :) It really is the spirit that advances mankind, and we sure graduate a lot of losers today, ya know? Just my opinion of the moment.

[@dannymc1971]

@@EarthSurferUSA yeh lol i understand that lmao lots of idiots out there , just good too see next generation not be fucking idiots

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@EarthSurferUSA Ik what you mean

[@DESTINYFPV]

Telling her to use the front brake was a mistake

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@DESTINYFPV naaaaa

[@DESTINYFPV]

@TheMotoGoat yes telling a unexperienced rider to use the front brake is very dangerous especially if riding on dirt or gravel

[@TheMotoGoat]

@DESTINYFPV the front brake wasn't strong enough to lock up or anything.. also it's the best thing to do. The rear tire was bald and if she did that with the rear brake and locked it up she wouldn't know what to do. Front was better here

[@avipatel3775]

i think a better way to teach how to get rolling is to show where the friction zone is by giving no gas allowing the bike to move on its own and then applying gas to go faster. its difficult for beginners to hold the throttle steady and simultaneously let the clutch out slowly

[@mindedchaos]

its the biting point same as a car just with your hand and not on your foot lol

[@jaketapgameplay2345]

You know it hard to take a bicycle that motorcycle clutch to me its super easy even my eyes close 😂 with side car to making parking it just easy smooth easy

[@DanteMan117]

what

[@bchant19]

She done pretty good I dunno why she went so far for a ride after setting off when I was learning the clutch I just got rolling then stopped and got rolling then stopped it's the best way to learn the clutch faster. Once you're going there is no clutch needed as you know just for changing gear is all.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

On no my friend. Off road, the clutch is a great tool for controlling the power. Not used as much on 4-strokes, but still used. Those multi disk wet clutches can take a lot of abuse. The most extreme would probably be small bore 125cc or less 2-stroke bikes, where they pick a high gear going into a corner, pin the throttle (traction permitting), and feed the power out with the clutch, (trying to not bog in the higher gear). Cruising around on flat ground is one thing, but to help control the power in a lot of different situations, the clutch is a tool that takes some time to get good with, but is well worth it.

[@NathanH17]

What is that dirt bikes max speed

[@TheMotoGoat]

@DailyRunningYTP probably 50

[@NathanH17]

@TheMotoGoat Ty.

[@dean8367]

Most newbies just whiskey throttle these bikes, well done.

[@bulldog4010]

Does your sister have a KZbin channel?

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@bulldog4010 no lo

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@bulldog4010 lol*

[@mxw122]

Normally this ends up with the bike in a tree.....😎

[@billbong156]

I !let my sister ride my dirtbike once, she took off in first and held it wide open, should saw us chasing her 😂😂

[@bobby13sims]

Hey man your throttle( tube) needs to be rolled up. Cable should be running with top of handlebars, screws facing the front of the motorcycle braaap!

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@bobby13sims yea ik I just haven't fixed it since I bought it

[@clkb8moto]

She did well!

[@Theadore5M]

It was at this moment that he learned the power of thumbnail baiting lmao previous top video had 3K this one has 52K in 2 weeks😂😂😂

[@Venom_vr35]

What year is the bike

[@TheMotoGoat]

@@Venom_vr35 2006

[@jaykrusemark4857]

This is a nice bike

[@davidboydarnott417]

Millions of people don't Race, just ride trails or mess about in Quarries! Lil bro has to tell you more about clutch n gears, and I would say back brake only unless you're on tarmac. If lil bro teaches you how to stop quickly, then you can go at any speed you're comfortable with coz you know how to slow down and stop. Have fun both of you! ❤️✌️

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Nooo--front brake has very much most of the stopping power. You can race a bike with no back brake, but you won't be fast with out the front. The fact is, you can grab the front brake hard when you are not leaned over. You just let off a bit if it starts locking up and sliding out. You are still controlling the lever. Try this. When coming into a corner, and your straight, use the brakes aggressively, but pump the front lever like anti-lock brakes do. If you break traction a bit, you are letting off anyway. You can brake pretty hard in the beginning of a berm too, because your wheels are pretty perpendicular to the berm slope, but you are scrubbing your speed there. Leaned over on flatter ground? The more you are leaned over, the less braking you can do. But when you are vertical, you can get back and brake hard. It is usually best to use both at the same time, and downshift if needed.

[@simonn4924]

Ngl your sis kinda cute

[@MiniBikeReece377]

simp

[@charlottebrown4793]

Ges what when I drove my dirt bike I fell when I hit the ramp and then I fell😂😂

[@danielmannelig1677]

well done! i would love to live there at this big lands

[@mrrandy1]

Your sister is gorgeous and doing great on the bike.

[@whatyouseenow411]

Good job all around!

[@pontushaggstrom6261]

this is gonna be fun

[@Cadee_Motocross]

The stall out was literally me when I got my first bike💀