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Message: [QUOTE="FruDaddy, post: 1174891, member: 63076"] You should be going fast enough to clear the jump. Sorry, there is not answer to that one. As a beginner, you should get up to speed as early as possible, and hold a steady throttle up the face. You will find that running in a higher gear will result in a more fluid flight pattern (example: a better rider than I will told me that he clears a jump in 2nd gear, but at my skill level, I would land very nose high if I tried it, instead, I would attempt it in 3rd and slip the clutch a bit more). Pulling up on the bars does nothing for you, so don't bother. If your nose drops, rev up with the clutch out, if you are nose high, you can bring in the clutch and tap the rear brake. All of these thing have been covered before, so a search will net you a lot more information. Enjoy the flight. [/QUOTE]