What's up guys! Welcome to the new Rock Rock Rock and today I'm gonna show you how to drift! But before we start with the action, let me show you quick the bike setup for drifting. First things first, you need to protect your bike with a crash cage just in case a small crash when you learn to drift. The next crucial part is the tire pressure don't go below 2.0 bar. The more pressure you add, the more stable are your drifts. The next setup advice is the suspension. Make your suspension harder that gives you a better feel for the grip on the rear tire and you don't have this wobbly feeling while you're drifting if it's too soft. Those were the setup tips, now it's time for the drift action so let's warm up the tires with some rolling burnouts. The drift is a combination of three things. First, the entry of the drift, the second is the drift itself and the third one is the exit of the drift. So let me show you how to enter the drift. By entering the drift you need to lock the rear tire with the rear brake and simultaneously pulling the clutch. Once you master the power braking, it's time for the next small step. It's actually another power brake with a slight on the end. Why is that important? Because you're getting a perfect angle to start the drift. You're still holding the clutch while you're braking. Once you're feeling comfortable enough, after the power brake turn, it's time to sleep your rear tire. To do that you need to release the clutch and add 50% of the throttle at a maximum angle. Once you master all three steps, you're all set for drifts. If you're too close to the high side, try to do the low side. You do that by adding more throttle to lose grip on the back. You can lean and slide the bike on the floor. To make your first drift steps easier, you can use your leg to stabilize your drift and it helps you also to jump down from the bike faster in case of a crash. When you master the drift, you can start to play with some combinations. The next step is to make your first drift step easier. Damn it! Let me fix that. Done. That's our fourth how to vlog already after the how to wheelie, how to stop and how to roll in burnout. It was time for how to drift. I hope I could show you some cool tips. Maybe I forget some so help me out and drop some more tips in comments below. For the other riders that are watching that vlog, please let me know for the next how to vlog. What trick you would like to see. That's it for this time guys. I had fun. I hope you also. See you next week. Subscribe, bring some more friends to our YouTube channel. I would be happy if you do that and see you next time. Until then, rock and roll! Thanks for watching.