Dirt Bike Prep like a Pro with @dirtniron

We help service Rado- @dirtniron FC350 that used to be mine. Keeping up on your dirt bike maintenance is crucial to a long lasting motorcycle. We give you important tips on how to prep and maintain your dirt bike. We will talk about essentials such as KTM oil change, dirt bike fork height, dirt bike air filter maintenance, etc

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Jay Clark/Dirt Bike TV has been around the Dirt Bike industry for thirty years and is always looking to learn and help others do so as well. Give a follow or drop an email if you have any questions or comments. Thanks for watching!
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[trxrpuma]

Jay Clark is the king on YouTube in motocross mechanics

[rossilake]

Wow! I just found (I'm sure he wasn't lost) this guy. Been riding and racing for 50 years. I never knew how ignorant i am. Great vid's keep em coming. 👍👍👍

[jezuaccc]

This guy is awesome my first time watching and tuning in as newbie dirt biker but been riding bikes for 35 years this is great stuff and a great tech I’m learning a lot from him keep it going fella

[robertoricorivera]

The energy and effort of this guys is amazing.... 👍🔥

[jaydens]

Another good trick with the Ktm and husky when doing an oil change is that when you drain the screen or the oil filter that you can wrap a little bit of aluminum foil around the frame so it doesn’t get all over the fram and flows right into the oil drain instead of making a mess

[vsavage_old_rockerz]

i have told many riders about leaving the lever perch a little loose, so on impact, the lever will rotate on the bar, instead of breaking. like your videos mate. peace

[simplymoto]

Absolute wizard when it comes to the bikes.. proper old school mechanic!!

[TylerB]

Good idea with the hole in the grease can, the grease on the brake reservoir bolts, fluid in a squeeze bottle, etc. good tips here for sure no matter how long you’ve been working on bikes. Thanks for the knowledge!

[haitzyice]

Jay - you’re the man. Solid videos. Always super informative. We appreciate all the insider pro tips you throw in along the way.

Ride on 🤘🏽🤘🏽

[SkylarRace]

Great video guys. I always see guys with bikes who buy aftermarket parts to make their bike look cool or perform better but never do any maintenance. So instead of servicing suspension, engine, or brakes they throw parts at it to try to compensate for degraded performance. These guys need to watch your videos.

[thisguyeddiex]

Dude I love this guy .. straight to the point!

[raarons]

I never had a Pappi either Jay.... That's why I watch these videos, so I can teach my son...

[kennethallison]

i always put air filter oil in a plastic shopping bag and kneed it around inside the bag first then put filter in bag and it very evenly disperses the oil into filter NICE LITTLE TIP FOR U TO TRY

[deanowilliams]

Best content on YouTube/instagram I’ve ever come across. To the point and cutting the fat! It’s obvious you love your job Jay I’ve become a big fan over the last month or so.

[coloradocrawler]

I use a couple of wraps of Teflon thread tape under all of my clamp-on bar controls. It lets you crank the bolts down a little more snug but the parts will still rotate in a crash.

[mrburn]

14.00 *Japanese* screws are often a specialized size, getting the correct tool for the screw results in less stripping - yes they do 'stick' but I have found that people who use the incorrect tool often strip more often than those that use the correct tool

[memoriescreated]

The Japanese bikes do not have philips screws on the brake cover, they have JIS (Japanese industry standard) use the right tools on them then you do not need to drill them out ;)

[vintagemxer]

These videos are right to the point which is what I like. Just give me the knowledge and keep it moving.

[hoosiertrailrider]

Man you must've had 4-Redbulls before this.

[Bikebros]

My boys are just getting into mx. So these videos are amazing thank you. 🙏 💪💪