yo bro some settings tips i would recommend turning your fov down some, mines at 120 right now but thats a little more low, yours looks super high which might be bad for a beginner, also try to find the wind setting and turn it all the way down i promise it will help you concentrate so much better, also try to stand up some more when you arent cornering because it helps A LOTTT with your suspension and handling, and one last thing i heard you talking about not shifting as much but sometimes its better to because i noticed in a lot of corners you are coming out super slow. but youre doing amazing for 25 hrs i was this good at like 80
To tame the throttle on the 450s you can set your throttle deadzone to 10-20%. It helps when just starting out. Also practice using coast speed to get into the corners instead of jamming on the brakes. Take your time and have fun.
to help with the uneded crashes is too stand up on jumps. and try to get some thortle control down. great video. wish you wouldnt use a voice changer but i understand if your not comfortable
1 you need to stand up more only sit down in corners 2 stick to a 250 for the first 100 hours or so 3 don't try whips just get good at riding then try whips 4 slow down don't pin the throttle around the whole track 5 watch some settings videos and try some bike setups
You should try manual sitting, or just changing stance in general I notice you sit too much so you are absorbing too many bumps , just a word of advice from another player who is learning!
yo bro some settings tips i would recommend turning your fov down some, mines at 120 right now but thats a little more low, yours looks super high which might be bad for a beginner, also try to find the wind setting and turn it all the way down i promise it will help you concentrate so much better, also try to stand up some more when you arent cornering because it helps A LOTTT with your suspension and handling, and one last thing i heard you talking about not shifting as much but sometimes its better to because i noticed in a lot of corners you are coming out super slow. but youre doing amazing for 25 hrs i was this good at like 80
To tame the throttle on the 450s you can set your throttle deadzone to 10-20%. It helps when just starting out. Also practice using coast speed to get into the corners instead of jamming on the brakes. Take your time and have fun.
to help with the uneded crashes is too stand up on jumps. and try to get some thortle control down. great video. wish you wouldnt use a voice changer but i understand if your not comfortable
keeep grinding my guy!!!
@@RealMXChristian Thanks man
this video makes me look good at mx bike
1 you need to stand up more only sit down in corners
2 stick to a 250 for the first 100 hours or so
3 don't try whips just get good at riding then try whips
4 slow down don't pin the throttle around the whole track
5 watch some settings videos and try some bike setups
@@bigmack7234 thanks for the tip
ur pretty good for 25 hours
@@lucas_xx1 thanks man
why do you think the 450s have so much power and loop out they are not for beginners
@@Itzdirtymotoandgtag well i know that i have to get used to it
You should try manual sitting, or just changing stance in general I notice you sit too much so you are absorbing too many bumps , just a word of advice from another player who is learning!
every think is not bad but stop using modulator and some echo efects xD (it sucks)
@@Fravoon what is a modulator and i don’t have echo effects
@@Growling9x like your voice sound SO fake and the echo is terifying
HAAHAHAHA BRO WHY THE VOICE CHANGER?
@@trooperhugge9122 you make fortnite montages dawg
@@Growling9x made 5 years ago when I was 12. Dawg.