darius bekker that was me today, majority of the kids on the track are fast as hell

Yup, I was at a track a couple of weeks ago and I was on a 250f and a lil kid on an 85 was flying by me😂

My last bike was an 85 and I cant ride a 2 stroke for shit so kids on 65's were my aggravation

I like blowing by people on my 85, that was before I got too big for it. Now im learning the roots on my 125. Edit: Now im about maxed out on my 125 so its time for a 450😁

Buddy on a 500 got lapped by a young RC on a KX65! He's been there....lol

*mtd610* True!

mtd610 that’s very true

Very true

Definitely.

i’m new to track riding and this one still confuses me because in a lot of videos of guys riding i see them crossing over a lot

yessss

Parker Boyd yes!!!

Parker Boyd ‘number one, when cleaning your bike always make sure you get everybody around you wet, and make it look like an accident’

I see guys in the parking lot ripping but never see them on the track. Lol

That's pretty lame. People need to relax sometimes. It's a track and as much as i don't like being roosted, sometimes it's unavoidable. Thanks for the comment!~Chase

Rocky Mountain ATV MC youre welcome. And yeah dont ride if youre going to get mad about everything.

depends how you ride , could have been you roost him on purpose ?

HybridEdits some guy yelled at me once because I asked him is anyone going to water the track

Everyone gets roosted it's just part of it

Thank, Brian! Glad you like the videos and trust me, many more to come! - Chase

Same here. Couldn't have said it better myself.

its incredible how many riders out there their parent never ride a dirt bike and they feel like skip norfalk

My dad pushed me hard and now I can ride fast, so idk it works for some people. I was nervous, I even crashed before when he told me to do something, but he never told me to do anything that I couldn't do.

My first race ever. I was in the 65 class on my xr70 lol. Anyways there was a kid on the gate crying and his dad was yelling in his face “if you don’t get second we’re you’re not gonna ride anymore.”

@@boost219 what an asshole, ("you don't have to be first apparently, but) if you don't get second you're not riding anymore." Settling for pushing hard only to be mediocre seems kinda counterproductive to child behavioural development, not that pushing to only ever win is either but a healthy amount of competition never hurts.

man, I finally started this year to and I fill the same way, but still go! you gotta practice and have fun!

Damn, that’s inspiring. I really want to give the track a try too

@@jeffgoetz7919go for it man riders will avoid you just hold your line and don’t swerve to much

Do it! I started 4 years ago and was in the same boat. Then when I went to a track I found myself riding in no man’s land!! Learn to ride the far inside or the far outside and get comfortable with the track. If you hear a faster bike coming behind you, DO NOT look back. Hold your line and wait for them to pass. It’s the faster riders responsibility to pass safely. Cheers mann!! Ride on. Ride a track, you will not regret it! You’re going to think about going back the second you leave.

Sometimes you have to make an exception...

elcincero321 I agree it's amazing

Rocky Mountain ATV MC , yes

I genuinely cannot understand the fascination with 2strokes😂 they sound like they have an exhaust leak or something, but that’s IMO

@@mavDT59 , u can see yourself out please

Appreciate your service. Thank you.

@@user-ok1nq7om3r don't thank me just get out and vote don't care who you vote for just vote

i have no problem confronting this issue face to face .001 seconds after the first lyric!!!! im over the whole im hard attitudes.....we gonna find out quick........boi

Great point made. Thanks *hudscp* for sharing!

Yeah but it aint cool when you're a beginner going on black diamonds at 2mph. Thats how I broke my wrist

hudscp i’ve been almost killed by so many skiers this way. I’m not a choosing sides person but I’ve NEVER been hit by a snowboarder but all the sudden those skiers come shooting straight down the slope from behind me and suddenly it’s “my fault I cut them off”

Also to clarify, I ride plenty fast or at an appropriate speed. Been boarding for almost 10 years. Some people are just ridiculous no matter how cautious you’re being.

Same with surfing.

Glad you liked the tips, Garden Grove. Have fun and be careful out there. Let me know how the first day back on the track goes!-Chase

right?! Glad you liked the video and tips. Have fun out there!-Chase

We do that in race cars and track cars as well.

New rider here and question. So when would be the correct time to exit and not exit. Obviously not cutting anyone off but any more pointers would be appreciated! thanx

@@THEY_SEE_ME_ROLLING just make sure that the riders behind you know that you are going to exit the track . What I used to do ( i dont ride anymore ) was to put myself on the same side of the track that the exit is on and do it a turn or two before the exit. And slow down my speed and stay in my lane. Then the passing riders can pass you safe and I raised my arm a good time before exit. Dont ride full speed up til the exit. The other riders behind wont know that you’re about to exit until its to late . And that can cause some serious crashes .

There is ALWAYS that guy haha. Thanks for watching. Cheers!~Chase

I have a very clear memory, some guy parked next to us, super blinged out bike, brand new gear. It was a yz426 if that gives you an idea of the era. Gets dressed and proceeds to just start revving the beans out of the motor. Jumps on the track, wads himself up on the first lap and leaves in the helicopter. He was there alone, but when we all went out to see why everything on the track stopped we recognized him as the guy who parked next to us. Me and the guys went through his stuff and found his wallet and sent it with him on the helicopter and packed up his bike and truck for whoever would come to get it. The track was going to let the truck stay there until someone could get it. His name was Eddy D. (not posting his last name), he was out for some time and I don't know what ultimately happened to him but hope he was OK. Since that day when I ride alone I write my name and wife's contact info under my visor on my helmet with sharpie just in case no one recognizes me. The moral of the story is, some of the "hey look at me I'm making noise" guys need supervision so keep an eye on them. ;)

Glad you liked it, Turtle wax. Yes, hopefully some riders put these tips to practice. I see a lot of mini riders who's parents need to teach these tips to their kids and adults who need kids to teach them! Stay safe out there.

great to know i never know where to park at my local track and would have been so embarrassed not considering this Thanx!

Thanks *Enduro AiG!*

its all good also thanks for replying

glad you like it Alan!~Chase

im 33 first time last week pulling up and seeing everyone i almost 💀

My dad always has to do that bc I'm a beginner 😂😂

@@eli_tomac_fan6686 ask him to teach you your bikes maintenance schedule, and he'll probably be excited enough to watch his kid take a mechanical interest and learn something new. My dad had me doing most of my own basic preventative maintenance by like age ten, and six years later I was learning how to work on jets in a college course and doing all my own bike maintenance.

I hyper rev my two stroke like Ronnie Mac in the pits.. then roost gravel and dust in the pits to intimidate the other squids in my class..

Yeah, it's never a good thing! Thank you for watching. Spread the word.-Chase

Good advise, Anthony! It's all about being predictable for the riders behind you.

Thanks for watching!~Chase

John Doe that’s when I’d be a complete dick and flatten there cones and hope they’d say something to me about it

I'd just go kick off the cones :D At my home track there are people who repeat the sections, but they only do it during a slow day (wednesdays) and they always wait till others have passed.

Tony Harrell Oh sure, something absolutly crazy like telling the truth ! :-)

You have a good example to share? Please do!~Chase

That is a good point! Thanks for the input, Ryan's Ark. Stay safe out there. -Chase

Do you wear a chest protector?

Good points.

Looks like you're an opportunist! I would call that more of a race tactic too. Thanks for watching and commenting-Chase

That's a bummer, Casey! Yeah, some riders, A.K.A. pro practicers, need a little confidence boost by passing people...~Chase

You bet! These should help you out! - Chase

@@rmatvmcthanks Chase

Etiquette is different than skill and experience. You are teaching a skill here in an etiquette thread.

Will Ames this shit is why big bikes and little bikes don't ride together at my local

In the lower (slower) classes, the guys don't always cross jump intentionally. Sometimes they're unstable leaving the jump and end up going in a direction they did not intend. So in the slower classes the best rule is to give the guy in front of you a lot of room, assume he might pull a crazy ivan at any moment.

Crispy Melons I call them side-betters. They hang out off the side of the track.When I go by them, pull up behind me and race me all the time. Either they bet their friends they are faster than me, or they bet themselves they can beat me...I should call them side-bitters though...lol.

*motoxposse* good point. Thanks for sharing.

I would reach out to the track you plan on going to and see what safety gear they require. You should be fine but I would recommend finding a good deal on some pants and a jersey, it'll be a lot more comfortable and last longer.

Get ready for that arm pump haha! Good luck!-Chase

Tracy Carlson are you my gear?

Good words of advice *Aubrey Sweatt!* Thanks for sharing your experiences with us, we appreciate it!

I'm all about that!

You'll be alright. Just follow what we said in this video and don't stress about what others are doing. You do you and stay in your comfort zone. - Chase

4 strokes are more lound than 2 strokes for sure! Even if u have the loudest pipe!

I don’t think he really meant they aren’t loud. I think he just meant they sound so freaking awesome that it’s ok to do it. Lol

He is slow

Two strokes are loud up close but fade off with distance. You can hear a four stroke from a mile away

Jbrad25 Ya exactly