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On fast bikes it is taught to grip with your knees. This "normal" riding convention was by far the hardest for JC to let go of. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

MotoVentures teaches us how to ride trials motorcycles with their Trials Rider Training program.

Bowing the legs always results in better balance, tighter turning and increased bike control.
- MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary LaPlante shows off his front brake control. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

The light, flickable nature of trials bikes makes it possible to do amazing things. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Even though it's a 280 2-stroke, this motor doesn't produce anything close to a similar displacement motocross bike. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary allows students to follow to demonstrate proper technique but also follows them to provide constructive criticism. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Trials brakes are small but very strong. With little weight and slow speeds, the miniature disc is easily up to the task. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

This 2005 GAS GAS TXT 280 Pro was my test ride. All of Gary's trials bikes are for sale. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary makes you run through some very basic drills to start with. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Rider training at MotoVentures was a great way to get a sample of this sport. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Trials bikes are very specifically designed dirt bikes that take some getting used to. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Some patience and a few hours of practice will have you conquering obstacles you never thought possible. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

MotoVentures targets riders who have some fast bike experience and are looking to diversify. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Many of Gary's clients are older riders who are looking for a less abusive way to get their two-wheeled kicks. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

The rider's shoulders should turn parallel to the handlebars. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary demonstrates how to use a rider's legs for suspension. Legs are the key to trials, he says. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Notice the feet off the pegs... Jumping doesn't necessarily lift the rear end. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary LaPlante demonstrates the proper "zap" technique where the rear wheel actually hops from one spot to another. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training

Gary's training is literally hands-on at times. Here he helps JC find the correct counter-balance while stationary. - MotoVentures Trials Rider Training