Safety & Setup
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Hard enduro happens far from help. A reliable bike, the right protection, and clear risk habits turn scary moments into manageable ones. This course explains how to think about safety, what matters most in bike setup, and how to prepare so
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Hard enduro happens far from help. A reliable bike, the right protection, and clear risk habits turn scary moments into manageable ones. This course explains how to think about safety, what matters most in bike setup, and how to prepare so
- Skill 1Safety & Risk ManagementRemote locations, slow speeds, and awkward terrain mean most incidents are low‑speed but high‑consequence (exposure, dehydration, mechanicals, sprains). Safety in hard enduro is about stacking small advantages: information, partners, equipm
- Skill 2STOP / GO Decision FrameworkMost crashes and bike damage come from forcing a line when fatigue or uncertainty is already high. A simple shared language (“STOP or GO?”) makes group decisions faster and safer.
- Skill 3Beginner Bike & Gear Guide- 2T 250/300 or 4T 250/350 with electric start: tractable power and less weight. - Cooling and gearing: a fan kit and slightly lower gearing reduce clutch abuse. - Suspension: set sag for rider weight; soften compression a touch for tractio
- Skill 4Bike Setup & Maintenance- Suspension: set sag and baseline clickers for your weight and terrain. Slightly softer compression increases grip and reduces deflection. - Tires and inserts: choose compound for terrain; mousse or heavy‑duty tubes to avoid flats when cra
- Skill 5First‑Aid Basics (Trail)You are not trying to be a paramedic. You are trying to stabilize, prevent deterioration, and organize evacuation.