Honda XR650L in Slippery Mud: MASTER MUD RIDING IN MINUTES!!!

New to your channel, Great overview mate, following for more.🤘

Great tips, but... that's not an adventure bike. That's a dual sport...

thanks, i learned some good tips from this video

looks like a grate time

Worth watching!!
Mud is hard to ride. You pointed out a couple things I’ve been doing wrong.
Well done.

Very good .. well explained and demonstrated

How to ride uphill on slick muddy roads?

Just returned to off road riding after a three year hiatus. Sold my Kawi Voyager bagger and bought a 2008 XR650L with just 5800 miles and a bunch of upgrades. Can't wait to get back in the dirt. Enjoy watching your videos.

Good 👍

Same technique for riding though water basically don't spin back wheel I usually just roll through it and i avoid mud n water as much as I can unless theirs no other option.

Thanks for the lesson... I'll be riding through muddy terrain this weekend on my way to a campsite, and so this is really helpful. I just wonder what gear would be best as I ride through the mud patches.

Its a bid hard if you have 2km of that dirt road but one thing i would like to know is how to corner without the front wheel slipping

Thank you

Thank you, God bless you

Very informative video, when you move to the muddy track, what gear should be used and also how about going downhill and uphill on a muddy track?

A mud pool can be dealt with. However, is there a way, other than sitting and 'paddle walking' to ride an extreme mud road? So mud stretching for few hundred meters?

To add to my question below. If riding on a ice skating rink is a 'no go' then I guess a long enough clayish mud road can become a 'no go'?

Hi there. I’ve nailed going through slippery mud on a flat surface but how do I do that on an incline? So riding through a sizable dip with the incline full of slippery mud?

Longer muddy terrain..the wet gravel road ...one can only have so much momentum...?

Thanks for this! You explained it very well. I’m looking forward to trying it now! Subscribed.

You asked what else we’d like to see: general maintenance tips and troubleshooting would be good idea to help us get rid of the fear of mechanical problems when out in the bush or far from home. Breaking down and not knowing how to fix things is my biggest fear about travelling off road on long distance trips. Thanks for the advice you’re giving us btw.