RIDE OVER ANYTHING! | TRAIL BOSS HOW TO Wheel Lift

Riding over and off stuff can be challenging on your bike. Sure there's more than one way to lift your front wheel and you can have success with lot's of styles... but what's the best or easiest for consistent success? Check out this latest how to and learn the skills needed to become a Trail Boss

I've been riding professionally over 23 years I love sharing this information with riders to help them learn faster and safer.

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[mikescott]

I didn't think it was possible to demonstrate MTB skills without using a $5000 carbon-framed fully suspended bike, but I guess it is!

[allroadblzit]

Really loved the visual diagrams drawn over the body. Do more!

[DavidMaruca_]

Thank you for posting this, a lot of other channels really don't compare the "preload and lift" to the "manual lift" and it turns out I've been trying to manual by just doing really big preloads, which results in sore shoulders after too many attempts.

Thanks a bunch for juxtaposing these techniques and also showing the red and green pressure dots at the vertices of the body/bike angles

[glitchman]

Thanks for using a hardtail. Most only show full suspensions i believe the mechanics are slightly different. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the ride

[lcmujkb]

Nice video. But looking at the bike it looks a bit small in size, which may be helpful with handling. whereas the new geometry of long reach and slack head angle (longer wheelbase) may be more challenging.
What do you say?

[PhuNguyen-jywq]

each time i watch this video again, i learn more ❤ thank you Jeff

[davidjl]

Thanks for making it clear when we should use both types. Many channels focus on the mechanics but not when to use them

[mensuddevic]

Pre load and lift to manual to punch....it's a dance move and looks sick...👏👏👏

[marcsee]

WOW, Jeff what a content - me back to practice

[A.T.TrailWorks]

Are stoppies on the menu?

I've seen other people's videos but you break techniques down in a language I can read.

[ghavendelossantos]

You know he's really skilled when it's a hardtail bike

[lucaguxx]

You are great! Always an inspiration to me with your amazing technique and that beautiful front. Thank you.

[SAMTB]

Great video! Good to have the direction as to when each move is best used.

[Newbelievers]

Great info, thank you for making this!

[peterronzoni]

Great video. I just watched the PUNcH video too. I am on a fully rigid mountain bike, that is not necessarily a disadvantage, correct?

[SaleenSR]

“Here’s a preload and lift, a manual and a punch”. Got 😂. That was pretty slick.

[Holyeddybear]

You are the hardtail boss!! Looking forward to learn more stuff.. 👍🏻

[meetJobo]

subbed, do u have a video on how to lift the rear wheel especially on a hard tail ?

[MTBTrailSherpa]

Excellent breakdown. It's a quick and dirty breakdown. Great clips chosen to represent. I can see where I need to practice.
Keep it up old man!

[madmat]

mr. @Jeff Lenosky what method is the best for bunny hop?