Riding up hills (adventure motorcycle hill climbs)

Join me at Penmerryl Farm in VA for a lesson on ascending hills. Start with the basics and follow Paul Solomonson and myself as we take you to more challenging realistic hills you will find on trails.

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[BretTkacs]

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[senses]

I don't know what's more impressive his technical expertise at riding a motorcycle or his ability to transition from a helmet to his signature drivers cap.

[demiratmotovlog]

That helmet to flatcap transition is a signature move, I love it everytime... Also thanks for the detailed tecnique..

[ivn]

People, pay attention to the lesson. 4 weeks ago, I did the exactly canned formula that Bret describes initially, and on a very loose and steep surface the rear tire slipped, so l fell down and broke both bones on my lower leg. The accident was very fast, and I was going very nice and confidently up the hill until suddenly it happened.
So fellow adventurers, watch out for those conditions, and keep in mind this lesson.

[RyanHeafner]

I never had proper motorcycle training until I attended a weekend class with Bret and Paul with PSSOR. By the end, I had never felt more comfortable on a bike.

[anto]

Great lessons as always, and another fantastic Helmelt>Hat transition by Bret!

[duncanshepherd]

This is absolutely my favorite video of the entire Tkacs output. Humility, Intelligence and Adaptability. The Holy Trinity of trail riding on ANY bike.

[wizardmoto]

Always a good day when I see the "Bret Tkacs uploaded a new video!" pop up.

[GeertTheys]

This is why I ride dirtbikes. It all translates to the big ADVs too...

You're a magician with that hat! I'm waiting for a moment to see that bald head, but you're so good at changing helmets with a hat that it's amazing! I think I'm older than you and that's why I allow myself to tell you: No baldness is ugly except the one that tries to hide. You are a true connoisseur and expert on adventure rides. I wish you were closer to learning a lot from you. Your baldness has nothing to do with your experience, knowledge, professionalism and expertise. It has to do only with the ego. No one will appreciate you less when the sun shines on your skull. You have so much courage to embark on incredible endeavors and you hide this as skillfully as David Copperfield. Be free! Let it shine! And then I will appreciate your courage even more!

[AdventuresonZero]

Day 1 of training this hill looked sketchy, day 2 myself and a few other riders went down and up multiple times. Bret, Greg and Paul did an excellent job teaching us the fundamentals to negotiate any terrain. Highly recommend ADV training by Bret

[lincolnkaden]

It’s nice to see that the struggle is real at times, even for the pros!

[alastairtheduke]

The most impressive thing is your communication style. You are truly a master of it.

[charlesdarwin]

The lid to cap move, what a joy to watch, smooth as silk!!! I know the advice will be top notch, of course!

[andrewstambaugh]

Less than 25sec in and I'm already impressed... with his hat donning skills!

[Ben]

Some very impressive riding there, that last hill looks better suited to a 450 with full knobbies on it

[charliel.]

Hey guys, after two motorcycle enduro trainings at the BMW enduro parc in Hechlingen, Germany I feel much more confident when I leave the tarmac. To improve my skills I watch you videos and try to practice your advices. This video is of great value and I'm looking ahead to my next offroad trip to try my very best 😁

[L--Z]

Cue the dramatic music...lovin' it! Nice work guys.

[PathToAnywhere]

Awesome lesson and video, as always. Any chance you could post some of the hill climb videos without music so we can hear what you're doing with the throttle?

[muhammadkhalid]

This is indeed the best YouTube channel for learning moto-riding skills and techniques. I would like to get some training from Bret God willing