Have fun flying through the air with your ATVSo, have you seen the other ATV riders do it and you feel it’s time that you try that flying through the air stunt yourself too, but you are not sure how to to go it. You could try asking those who have tried before to teach you, but again, they can not have enough time to go sit down with you to guide you from A to Z on the skills of jumping your ATV. The theoretical part of learning may sound simple, but you should always practice perfect skills.You can sit and read this while at the same time wondering how their ATVs flying through the air almost effortlessly? You could ask many questions and that’s a good start to learn. If you learned how to jump an ATV, it certainly adds a lot of fun to your riding. However, many people do not understand the mechanics involved between themselves and their ATVs and it is usually the "not knowing" that some people are afraid – and it should. If you do not know something, you would usually do everything and learn about the first major thing about jumping your ATV in order to learn the basics of what it is done.Jumping an ATV is similar to learning to walk for the first time. If you were a child, you do not just suddenly get up and walk without first learning to walk. The same concept is jumping your ATV. You have to start at a smaller scale, and not yourself surpass by going to a supercross track or something like that.Here try are some helpful suggestions, which we at Jackel Motorsports, hope to get you started on the learn to jump your ATV and more importantly, to safely land Getting Started -! safety first before you drive to your first jump experience, please check and make sure your ATV is in good shape it. Check the tires, wheels, shocks and springs and make sure everything is tight. And remember, no ATV riding (or jump for that matter) is safe, without first on your safety gear – that is, your helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, chest protector, long sleeve shirts, pants and other protective gear you have. Since you are only going to start out learning to jump, there is no need for you to jump with a downward sloping landing. If you do not already know, you should never hit a jump at the meeting – your shock will compress and throw away like a slingshot, which is not a very nice thing to happen during a jump to. Start by selecting a smooth ramp-like rise and ensure the stability of the gas and slowly begin to attack positions – that way, nor do you stand or sit. Keep your arms bent, elbows out, as this will help to landing, and the impact of hitting the face of the jump to catch. If your front wheels face approach the jump, blipping the throttle position, the front end of the quad, so keep up that you will be able to make a safe landing. Once you are comfortable and confident with small jumps, you can slowly go to larger and more exciting jumps.The importance of landing well after your first few jumps, you should be able to measure your speed to make a perfect landing on the back of the jump. Once you are more comfortable with your jumping skills, you can start working on the landing on the front wheels first. This should be done with great care. If you land with the nose of your machine too far down, you are in for an ugly experience. One way to do, it will be downward pressure on the rear to the dynamics of the rear wheels to stop, so the front wheels down. Another method is to manually push the bars at the front-end to bring down. Depending on the jump, speed and position of your ATV, you can also combine both methods during your jump. In case the front end is too low and you think you can just go over the bars, do not give up – keep the throttle wide open for accelerating the dynamics of the rear tires which will cause the front end. As the saying goes – practice makes perfect, so our last word of advice is to practice and practice until you master the basic techniques to keep. Once you are confident with the small jumps, it’s time to "gear up" and take on the giants!

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