How to Hill Climb like a Pro: Conquer Any Slope with Expert Techniques

Do you ever feel anxious while tackling hills or descending steep terrain on your motorcycle?

Join Adam Riemann as he takes charge of the powerful Husqvarna TE300, showing you essential techniques, tips, and tricks to help you confidently position yourself on your bike. Whether you're a two-stroke or four-stroke rider, an enduro enthusiast, or an adventure bike lover, this video has something valuable for you.

Watch now to unlock the secrets to conquering slopes like a pro, and elevate your own riding skills to uncharted heights.

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[thedirtlifesupreame]

I don't fear uphill, its downhill on loose gravel and turns that screws me up. Its hard to not grab to much front brake when you feel out of control in that situation. Appreciate your videos, as a fairly new rider and older person, its helping my skills. LOL

[CurtisBrandt]

Adam is a legend. Love the range of dialogue and demonstration that ranges from generally accessible all the way to mind blowing.

[falcone]

Crazy how much control someone like you instinctively has over that bike. I rip my bike and it’s bouncing me around half the time. Was glorious watching you rip up that hill

[Aussie_Wild_Adventures]

👌 one liners “don’t rip the skin of the pudding”

[T]

Absolutely love seeing the legend himself back on dirt bikes. Don’t get me wrong I enjoy your adventure bike videos but you are the man that got me to buy a dirt bike and your videos helped me practice on it. I remember taking so much from The Prodigy series and now this series is giving me so much more to practice. Your a legend that has given so much advice over the years. Though I don’t believe I’ll ever get to the skill level your at, I inspire to get close. Thank you Mr. Riemann!

[sallhame]

There is only a few of you out there, people who makes videos about how to ride, that actually CAN ride. I know I will never be able to half of what you do, but still I really enjoy watching. Keep up the good work :)

[endotron]

Putting out the content even when you have the flu, legend!

[jace]

I would love a video on personal protection for trail/off road/ adventure etc. Like, when to use MX stuff, when to use abrasion gear. When to combine the two etc.

[nickg]

I have a biggish hill to climb here in Greece with a lot of water damage, I will practice what you say"😀 our wise leader "and report back when i can.Thanks so much for the great content!

[tobyread]

Thanks Adam. I pigrooted some hills out the back of Dungog yesty and this is all I needed

[MrRickrm]

Great video Adam. It really helps being on a very light dirt bike. At least for me. Growing up in Southern California we had very technical riding in the mountains. Had a susuki tm400 that was great for hill climbs. Now at 70 things have gotten way difficult. But videos like yours are helping me remember what do to do. Sure would be nice if you could add some slow motion in portions of your videos.

[adambrackett]

39year old rider. Have really feel in love with riding these Austria 2 stroke cross country bikes. For the past 4 years have put in work and time riding bikes. Have learned so much because these newer bikes are a lot different than they used to be. Don’t take the skin off the pudding!!!!

[ADEngineeringUK]

Great video Adam, I am ok uphill most times, what really scare me its the missus finding the receipt from the local bike shop !!
stay safe Adam great channel

[mullins]

Hi Adam, really enjoyed that video. It’s difficult to concentrate sometimes though with comments like “pig rooter” and “don’t pull the skin off the pudding” thrown in. Looking forward to the “twig jumping” episode. Love your work. 🇦🇺

[davea]

Adam, loads of good advice There, like what you said about lift your vision look up the hill and pick your line, Keep up the good work, riders both experienced and newbie can gain a lot from you cleaver footage and clear and concise explanations .

[wogcbms]

On Vancouver Island - Part of a Dual Sport Club. This video really helped me a lot. Watched this many times and it gave me the courage to do tougher hills.

[vijayam]

Fantastic. On a lighter note, I feel like I have all it takes here to break both me bones and me boike. Appreciate you helping us on the process..

[ryanroux]

These tips are super relevant.. not only for the enduro boys but also for the Adv guys.. when riding into a new mountain pass.. you got just tackle it as far as you see it… slow n steady
Sometimes it carries on for km’s
So you stop to check the view out😎
And then carry on into the next valley n the pass thereafter 🤘

[-WWHAT]

Clear and simple explanation for newbies like me far i have been able to "jump" a couple of matchsticks, ice-block sticks next...onwards and upwards!! 👌🤓

[lukefish]

🏍️💨
Always a pleasure learning from you Adam.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I have a te300i and it’s great to hear someone of your caliber speak well of it after riding it.
Now, to practice more with it and my new Norden.