5 MORE TIPS to INSTANTLY IMPROVE at MX Bikes (From a Pro)

Heres 5 tips on the track that will help you become both a faster and more consistent rider.

Feedback is greatly appreciated as i put a load of effort into these.

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[wntrz]

i watched this entire video and when i saw ur sub count my jaw dropped, this video is something i would expect from a big channel! keep doing what ur doing and u will become big

[vx]

I over shift a lot, never really considered the impact of letting off the throttle. I also try to keep true to the slow-in, slow-out approach, but it's the guy behind me that is just fast everywhere who punts me out of the way 🤣

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Thanks for doing these videos 😀

- v0x

[seniorblyat]

Your voice over videos like this is really good quality content and good tips for newer and even older players aswell! Great video man keep it up!

[zdvgnlg]

Can you do tips on mid-air leaning and corrections? I hit the jump sideways sometimes and it’s impossible to correct most times

[Markbenq]

Great tips! Thank for your effort! What a difference it makes how you land!

Personally i would love some tips/advice about when to stand/sit and when to lean front/back in a straight line (for example the straight line before the start/finish on Assen.

I just recently started again and beta 16 is a huge improvement for the slower riders.

[hayden_picard]

Dude this video is amazing, the community needs more like this! This video alone helped me with a handful of problems I’ve been having :)

[GRENZG]

Watching all kinds of similar videos right now, about to pick up the game!. Thanks for the tips.

[adcarryclips]

Great advices bro, nice tips, a lot of knowledge

[woahdie]

love the vid man im definetly gonna try these

[jaydeebow]

the time and effort put into this video is amazing and its very good content lynds this is why you now set a standard for mx bikes content.

[thatyz]

im just waiting for you to drop a settings vids they looks to works so well MY GUY KEEP THIS UP YOUR THE

[danipedrosa-ifyy]

thank u for this type of content. really helpful

[JaMo]

rly good guide Lynds! my self as a new player in mx bikes, comming from mx sim. if we talk from the settings perspective, one thing that has helped me, getting more stable and learn the game physics better, was to lover the gain on the lean. to around 80, and progressivly turning it, as im getting better and better at the game to carry more speed. I had a rly hard time going into a corner, and sliding out. but this helped me alot. i don't know if it will help others, but diffently worth a try. but let me know if anyone tries this out, and if it helped you or not. i feel like the best settings to try out as a beginner is the direct lean and the gain on the lean

[jonojono]

We really need more videos like this. I come from Rocket League and the amount of videos on how to improve at the game is crazy. Wasnt expecting there to be so little info on how to improve in MXB compared to RL!

[syncenvy]

Being 5 months late, Its not almost November. Ive been playing the game for almost 1.5-2 yrs and i was faster at the beginning than now. I feel like you covered a lot bad habits I acquired while playing early mx bikes and showed me what I should fix. I appreciate it

[mihael]

For sure learned something new about brake tapping, thank you very much! And yes you are very under rated

[___]

Great video I just got the game today and I was getting really frustrated beacuse I couldn’t drive 2 feet without crashing this helped me so much thank you

[xerex]

yoooo you got me at the "I'd like to thank todays sponsor" lmaoooo

[TUFZUK]

The one major disadvantage to landing back wheel first all the time is you can be late for a fast-approaching turn if there is one. For example, after the last jump sequence after the big table on Walnut, that hard right turn is in your face right away after the down ramp. If your back wheel first there, it's not ideal. Personally, I like scrubbing and landing front wheel just a tad before the back wheel. It keeps the bike from the big bounce, you get from landing both wheels same time and I can dig into the turn instantly instead of waiting for the front wheel to come down. You have to be careful though and have good pace and pitch so you're landing on the down ramp at a good angle and not over jumping and landing into the flat. But on big air jumps that are straight, yeah, back wheel first is great. All said, all of this might change with the new bikes coming out soon. I'm sure the physics will be dialed in better, less bounce. Let's hope the slow physics ice skating gets fixed soon .

[atefxf]

some of your references made me feel very good about myself because now i know its not me that's the fault, its just the game xDDDD