That was awesome. What a great opportunity. Graham looks to be a great guy, very humble and so willing to share his knowledge. Worth every cent I'm sure.
He is the best, I would sure like to go to one of his classes before I’m too damn old, its amazing how he can do all that at a blip of the throttle , I watch all his videos and try to do some of the things but when we go riding almost everyone just wants to haul ass, I like trying new things like he’s showing, thanks for the video
One last thing .... if you haven't already done so, ensure that your fork and shock springs are the correct ones for your rider body weight. They are only about $120 for the fronts and the same for the rear spring. Lastly, have a professional shop perform a revalve on the fork and shock as well. This will be about $500 to $750. Your bike will consume whoops with ease and you will have more traction (front and rear wheel) everywhere.
we've put the class on the past two years and will continue to do so. Next one will probably be some time later this years. Watch our facebook page for the announcement once we figure out the date. facebook.com/Enduro-Master-Class-1422969271359377/
Thanks for watching and commenting. The video is long, but my intention was to share the class experience as much as possible. Glad peps are enjoying it. Ride on...
Thank you for sharing. Had not seen that engine off fork bouncing technique before. Used to use an auto clutch and found that it removed a lot of control/options from the bike as well as accelerating clutch fiber plate wear. You should keep your eye out for the KTM 2018 two strokes which have a counter balancer that removes all vibrations and are "fuel injected". Thank you for a good informative and entertaining video. Ride on bro!
thanks for sharing, very nice training with Graham. Wonder if he do this in Europe as well. Did he explain all the tricks in details or just showed them to you?
Graham your welcome here to my 4 acres to ride. I'm buying you or making Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner. I'll buy you a Compound bow and teach you how it's done for a few tips for me on my 2019 300XC
I Would Love To Go Riding With Your Group Of People I'm Not In Any Way A Professional But I Am Pretty Good At The Hard Enduro And Enduro Stuff Being That Is All I Ever Do Is Make My Own Trails And Graham Jarvis Is My Idol I Learned Everything I Use In Riding Dirt Bike's From Him And I Would Love To Be Able To Just Ride With Him And Learn First Hand Like You Have I Myself Ride A 2 Stroke And I Always Do I Have Had 4 Strokes But I'm Not To Big Into Riding Them For Enduro They're All Just To Heavy And You Can't Really Get The Full Experience You Should Get On Them... But I Absolutely Love The Videos You Make And I Wouldn't Mind Riding With You And Maybe Showing You Some More Pointers And Maybe Learn Some From You To Hopefully Someday I Will Get The Chance To Go Riding With You Keep Working On Your Riding Skills With The Enduro Stuff And You Will Get To Where You Can Do Anything You Put Your Mind To Good Luck And Please Be Careful Trust Me Your Good Now... But You Hold Yourself Back Most Of The Time I Usually Try Not To Think About What Could Happen And Focus On Getting It Done Period And I Always Find Some Way To Make It Up And Over Every Obstacle I Come Across
Where about N. Texas is this? I visit family in Nocona every year or so from Maui and would love to come ride some time. Thanks for uploading the video! It was a great watch.
Recently came off my 2stroke, washed out on me, broke my foot, damaged my shoulder etc. So back to basics, I say basics, Im not doing the basics in the first place. I figured it be like jumping on push bike after 30 years off one...not quite lol
Medical Cannabis Spain I have another ride with Graham in Nov. and excited to get some more pointers. I was hurt for 3 months after my first class with Graham, hope that’s not a repeat.
Great video, thanks for editing it and putting it up there. Some buddies and I were wondering what it would take to get Graham to come to the Pacific Northwest. Who sponsored/put together the clinic?
Thanks for watching and the kind words. Simply contact GForice Jarvis to inquire here: www.gforcejarvis.net. The class in took was 2 days for A/B Class riders, and 2 days for C Class riders. I think there was a total of about 22 people and the cost was approx. $550 a head. The sponsors barely break even from what I understand.
Me and a friend of mine put together the clinics here in North Texas. We are in pretty frequent contact with Graham and can certainly get in touch with him regarding this. The key is trying to fill the classes. We shoot for 20 students per class (each class is a 2-day session), and try to do two classes. Send me your email address and let me know what you are thinking - we can run it by Graham.
hi there old guy, i watched this video like 5 time and help a lot thanks i am just curious how do i get into one of hes classes try searching on google but no luck . i appreciate any info thanks
marlon mota in North Texas you can friend Eddie Marak on Facebook for more information, please mention my name. Or email him at: eddie@f8studio.com He helps organize the Graham Jarvis classes in North Texas.
I heard about it on the TORN Racing group page on Facebook. They'll be doing it again next year from what I understand. This was the second year for the event. Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
we will be holding another class. Trying to figure out the date now, but probably later this year. You can go to our facebook page to see when and where. facebook.com/Enduro-Master-Class-1422969271359377/
OMG, I'm only 20 minutes in and all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this...I'm 47 and been riding technical trail for the last 20 years and I've been wanting to practice some of these techniques forever...It seems hard to get guys together to practice like this...everyone just wants to ride since we all have limited time these days...but you've got me fired up...I'm going to make the time to do this! I'm working on getting Graham to NJ/NY for a school also! IMO video like these are the best resource on the internet, yes there are plenty of videos of these pros doing stuff we wish we could do, but with these foundations we mere mortals can to!....well within reason!....and now for a shameless plug of my new website: www.betaxtreme.com thanks for taking the time to edit and post this.... hope to ride with you some time!
The class was at Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bultcher, Texas. The class cost $550 for two full days plus camping. Worth every cent of it! Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
Not sure how much to organize a class. But, here's info on the upcoming class here in North Texas. tinyurl.com/y7g7tlr4 Thanks for watching and commenting!
What it all comes down to is being one with the machine. Don't fight it, use it to accomplish your goal. That's the problem most riders on any number of wheels has, they fight the machine rather than use it to conserve energy. Getting through a creekbed should take less effort than walking it.
Nice Video Todd. Haven't watched all of it yet, but will watch a little at a time. It's much shorter, but here is the video from last years class (not sure if you've seen it or not) - no video this year yet, I was kind of more involved in shooting photos. czcams.com/video/y579HbHJQbo/video.html
From one old fart to another, thank you for this video. 2 stroke 300 and no Rekluse is the definitely way to go for the tricky stuff. The lighter weight helps as we get older too :)
I've gone back to a traditional clutch. Bought the bike with the Rekluse and tried it out, and now I know it's not for me. Look forward to getting a 2-stroke soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nah I get it, he's got riders of all skill levels.. he starts from the basics and gives everyone the stepping stones they need to succeed. Wonder if he strictly runs an advanced class. How much did this run you anyways?
Zapdos the classes are divided up by skill level. So, yes he does do a expert class as well as amateur. I was is an intermediate group with one expert in the classes. But the more advanced riders have less interest in classes. The 2 day class is roughly $650, and the 1 Day is about $350. I’ve done both.
That was awesome. What a great opportunity. Graham looks to be a great guy, very humble and so willing to share his knowledge. Worth every cent I'm sure.
im only in a few minutes and i plan to watch this over the course of a few days. i really like what your doing here.
51:05 Sandblasting Jarvis with your bike.....priceless !! And he was such a good sport about it. Jarvis is just great
Even though I already knew but, this video just shows how good the pros are. He makes us average guys look like we've never rode a bike in our lives.
So true. What I got the most out of the class, was to slow down and use the controls more. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Always fun to watch Graham I think he and I would get along really well! :D Good video! :)
He is the best, I would sure like to go to one of his classes before I’m too damn old, its amazing how he can do all that at a blip of the throttle , I watch all his videos and try to do some of the things but when we go riding almost everyone just wants to haul ass, I like trying new things like he’s showing, thanks for the video
Tarin Polucha I agree with you. My riding buds mostly want to haul ass, but prefer slow technical stuff. Thanks for watching and commenting!
One last thing .... if you haven't already done so, ensure that your fork and shock springs are the correct ones for your rider body weight. They are only about $120 for the fronts and the same for the rear spring. Lastly, have a professional shop perform a revalve on the fork and shock as well. This will be about $500 to $750. Your bike will consume whoops with ease and you will have more traction (front and rear wheel) everywhere.
Great advice! I'll having the suspension set up properly for me soon.
Man, I wish I would've known this was going on! Graham is the man.
Thanks for watching and commenting. He'll be doing the class again next year from what I understand.
we've put the class on the past two years and will continue to do so. Next one will probably be some time later this years. Watch our facebook page for the announcement once we figure out the date.
facebook.com/Enduro-Master-Class-1422969271359377/
Thanks for sharing this. And thanks for not adding a bunch of annoying music! Very much appreciated.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
Tank you for this video Old Guy It's really good info!
great video man! subbed you're a good narrator
Thank you for sharing! Awesome stuff! I definitely have a long way to learn.
Glad to share. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great job, thank you for sharing! I'm jealous. I've been enjoying "cross training enduro skills" channel for more Jarvis like riding tips.
Thanks for watching and commenting. The video is long, but my intention was to share the class experience as much as possible. Glad peps are enjoying it. Ride on...
great vid man! thanks
Спасибо за видео. Очень познавательно. Хорошая последовательность обучения. Не у всех есть возможность поучиться у Джарвиса. Спасибо что поделились !
И теперь я знаю что за камера у Джарвиса и как он ее крепит ! :)
that was great veiwing and hats off to you, you rode well
Thanks for watching and the kins words. Ride on!
Great job on the video and ride. I really enjoyed watching and learning. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words and watching the video and commenting. Ride on...
Awesome stuff thanks for sharing.
eli trinh glad to share. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for the vid. Appreciate it.
Thanks for watching and the kind words.
this was cool video to watch I learned some nice tricks.
Thanks. I intentionally made it to share the experience. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks! Respect to OldGuy!
I'm 44 y.o. and going behind you :)
Thanks for the kind words, and watching/commenting. Ride on...
Good stuff. Subbed!
he started off slow but really got you all working as training progressed. great tips I'd never thought of trying before. top video!! cheers.
Thanks for watching TWF. I always appreciate your comments. Have a great day!
Thanks mate, great vid, a lot learnt :)
Appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching, ride on...
awesome. really useful exercises!
Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
Thank you for sharing. Had not seen that engine off fork bouncing technique before. Used to use an auto clutch and found that it removed a lot of control/options from the bike as well as accelerating clutch fiber plate wear. You should keep your eye out for the KTM 2018 two strokes which have a counter balancer that removes all vibrations and are "fuel injected". Thank you for a good informative and entertaining video. Ride on bro!
Thanks for the comment. I did get rid of the Rekluse and running a standard clutch now. Much better for me.
great video,
Didnt get through it all ,but highly enjoyable thanks i think watching this is helpful..
It's definitely long. Thanks for watching and ride safe.
thanks for sharing
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
35:17 hahaha great job man, must have been fun
THANKS!!!!!
scott walker Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on my friend...
Really like these vids of yours, just subbed you 👍
Thanks for watching and commenting.
HA I'm only half way through and wondering how you made it on one clutch!
thanks for sharing, very nice training with Graham. Wonder if he do this in Europe as well.
Did he explain all the tricks in details or just showed them to you?
Hey Wild One! Graham did a great job of explaining each lesson and then individually coached riders as well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
liked subbed shared rung the bell.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Graham your welcome here to my 4 acres to ride. I'm buying you or making Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner. I'll buy you a Compound bow and teach you how it's done for a few tips for me on my 2019 300XC
I Would Love To Go Riding With Your Group Of People I'm Not In Any Way A Professional But I Am Pretty Good At The Hard Enduro And Enduro Stuff Being That Is All I Ever Do Is Make My Own Trails And Graham Jarvis Is My Idol I Learned Everything I Use In Riding Dirt Bike's From Him And I Would Love To Be Able To Just Ride With Him And Learn First Hand Like You Have I Myself Ride A 2 Stroke And I Always Do I Have Had 4 Strokes But I'm Not To Big Into Riding Them For Enduro They're All Just To Heavy And You Can't Really Get The Full Experience You Should Get On Them... But I Absolutely Love The Videos You Make And I Wouldn't Mind Riding With You And Maybe Showing You Some More Pointers And Maybe Learn Some From You To Hopefully Someday I Will Get The Chance To Go Riding With You Keep Working On Your Riding Skills With The Enduro Stuff And You Will Get To Where You Can Do Anything You Put Your Mind To Good Luck And Please Be Careful Trust Me Your Good Now... But You Hold Yourself Back Most Of The Time I Usually Try Not To Think About What Could Happen And Focus On Getting It Done Period And I Always Find Some Way To Make It Up And Over Every Obstacle I Come Across
Where about N. Texas is this? I visit family in Nocona every year or so from Maui and would love to come ride some time. Thanks for uploading the video! It was a great watch.
XxIngSocxX it’s at the red river motorcycle trails. Not far from Nocona TX. Thanks for watching and commenting!
XxIngSocxX it’s at the red river motorcycle trails. Not far from Nocona TX. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Recently came off my 2stroke, washed out on me, broke my foot, damaged my shoulder etc. So back to basics, I say basics, Im not doing the basics in the first place. I figured it be like jumping on push bike after 30 years off one...not quite lol
Medical Cannabis Spain I have another ride with Graham in Nov. and excited to get some more pointers. I was hurt for 3 months after my first class with Graham, hope that’s not a repeat.
Great video, thanks for editing it and putting it up there. Some
buddies and I were wondering what it would take to get Graham to come to
the Pacific Northwest. Who sponsored/put together the clinic?
Thanks for watching and the kind words. Simply contact GForice Jarvis to inquire here: www.gforcejarvis.net. The class in took was 2 days for A/B Class riders, and 2 days for C Class riders. I think there was a total of about 22 people and the cost was approx. $550 a head. The sponsors barely break even from what I understand.
Seems reasonable
Me and a friend of mine put together the clinics here in North Texas. We are in pretty frequent contact with Graham and can certainly get in touch with him regarding this. The key is trying to fill the classes. We shoot for 20 students per class (each class is a 2-day session), and try to do two classes. Send me your email address and let me know what you are thinking - we can run it by Graham.
hi there old guy,
i watched this video like 5 time and help a lot thanks
i am just curious how do i get into one of hes classes try searching on google but no luck .
i appreciate any info thanks
marlon mota in North Texas you can friend Eddie Marak on Facebook for more information, please mention my name. Or email him at: eddie@f8studio.com He helps organize the Graham Jarvis classes in North Texas.
Old Guy Moto Freaking
Thanks for the info
я не учил английский в школе и очень об этом сожалею сейчас
Man! Awesome! So inspiring!! How did you get to sign up for the masterclass?
I heard about it on the TORN Racing group page on Facebook. They'll be doing it again next year from what I understand. This was the second year for the event. Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
I'm sure it's super cool to ride with him!
He was very patient and a good teacher. He pushed me to do things a I never Imagined I was capable of.
we will be holding another class. Trying to figure out the date now, but probably later this year. You can go to our facebook page to see when and where.
facebook.com/Enduro-Master-Class-1422969271359377/
OMG, I'm only 20 minutes in and all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this...I'm 47 and been riding technical trail for the last 20 years and I've been wanting to practice some of these techniques forever...It seems hard to get guys together to practice like this...everyone just wants to ride since we all have limited time these days...but you've got me fired up...I'm going to make the time to do this! I'm working on getting Graham to NJ/NY for a school also!
IMO video like these are the best resource on the internet, yes there are plenty of videos of these pros doing stuff we wish we could do, but with these foundations we mere mortals can to!....well within reason!....and now for a shameless plug of my new website: www.betaxtreme.com thanks for taking the time to edit and post this.... hope to ride with you some time!
Where is this at?
Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bulcher TX
Great video, where did you shoot it, how much did it cost for 2 days master class with the king of enduro?
The class was at Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bultcher, Texas. The class cost $550 for two full days plus camping. Worth every cent of it! Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
OK nice thanks, hope he have some classes here in Sweden too this year..
Where in N Tex is this?
Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bultcher TX.
So how much does it cost to get a master class with Graham?
Not sure how much to organize a class. But, here's info on the upcoming class here in North Texas. tinyurl.com/y7g7tlr4 Thanks for watching and commenting!
What it all comes down to is being one with the machine. Don't fight it, use it to accomplish your goal.
That's the problem most riders on any number of wheels has, they fight the machine rather than use it to conserve energy.
Getting through a creekbed should take less effort than walking it.
Master Enduro Class With Graham Jarvis!! "This is how a clutch works" LOOOL.
Nice Video Todd. Haven't watched all of it yet, but will watch a little at a time. It's much shorter, but here is the video from last years class (not sure if you've seen it or not) - no video this year yet, I was kind of more involved in shooting photos.
czcams.com/video/y579HbHJQbo/video.html
From one old fart to another, thank you for this video. 2 stroke 300 and no Rekluse is the definitely way to go for the tricky stuff. The lighter weight helps as we get older too :)
I've gone back to a traditional clutch. Bought the bike with the Rekluse and tried it out, and now I know it's not for me. Look forward to getting a 2-stroke soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Did someone leave their pack or visor here:
czcams.com/video/Ad_YCVHXmJE/video.html
Not me.
Nah I get it, he's got riders of all skill levels.. he starts from the basics and gives everyone the stepping stones they need to succeed. Wonder if he strictly runs an advanced class. How much did this run you anyways?
Zapdos the classes are divided up by skill level. So, yes he does do a expert class as well as amateur. I was is an intermediate group with one expert in the classes. But the more advanced riders have less interest in classes. The 2 day class is roughly $650, and the 1 Day is about $350. I’ve done both.
one thing about graham, he's slow but he's fast, if that makes sense xD
Understood. He said over and over, "you have to master slow too go fast!" Thanks for watching and commenting. Ride on...
wtf was that beginning
69th like 😉
Thanks for watching and the like. Ride on...
Texas?..what the hell is he doing there?
It's his second year to do a class in North Texas! Texas has a huge mx/enduro community. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great..Cool vid..I'm a complete beginner.What bike you riding?
Michael Steven 2015 KTM 250 XCF.
Nice! but mine is bigger! I have a 2015 350 XCF..only problem is I can't ride mine!
Nem o Jarvis da jeito em vocês, ruim de mais!!! Tudo roia....
Leo Fernandes aposto que anda de 230 e nao sobe nem meio fio