Trials Rising is not an easy game. It requires a lot of time and dedication to learning how to properly control your avatar, especially if you're new to the series. If you are a new rider to Trials Rising and looking for tips to get better, here we 5mmo.com presents you this quick Trials Rising Beginner guide, in which we’ll provides some some advanced tips on rising and completing tracks. So, be sure to read on. Also, if you don’t have enough time to play Trials Rising and earn Acorns, you can buy Cheap Trials Rising Acorns&Expanion Pass right from our website.

 
 

When going down a steep hill, let go of the gas and your downward momentum will keep going up past your bike's max speed. Useful for setting good times or getting enough speed for big jumps in some places with the helium/donkey. Can also get you way more airtime if you have a contract related to that.
 
When doing a no lean contract or the unyielding achievement, you can still control how your bike rotates in the air by tapping the brake (flapping) and just like when you're trying to raise your rear wheel up over an obstacle, it'll rotate you forward in mid-air. Stop flapping when you have the rotation you need to land correctly. You can also use the gas to get rotating the opposite direction slightly.
 
If you can't quite get enough speed for a jump or have messed it up, sometimes it can be salvaged by getting the corner/edge of the spot you want to go stuck between your rear wheel and rear fender where you're upside down, and then holding gas and you'll have enough power to get up. It's called a fender grab. Since it's kind of tough to explain, you can check the video below.
 
If you can't do something with one bike, try another bike even if it's not recommended. In general, the rhino is better where there isn't a lot of jumps as it has a high top speed (some beginner/easy/medium tracks), the mantis is best for in-between maps like mediums/hards where there are some jumps and some high speed parts, and the helium is best for tricky obstacles where speed isn't a factor like extreme tracks. Of course there are some exceptions so you will need to experiment. Sometimes the best line through a track for plat/diamond medals will be far easier with the rhino than the mantis, and vice versa, so if you can't get it with one try the other.
 
Learn to slide ramps. You'll see the top replays not just jump off ramps they lift their front wheel over the top of the ramp and maybe flip which gives more forward movement and less height.
Going up a ramp onto a flat area is a place where you can just bleed 0.2-0.5 seconds if you don't do it smoothly.
 
Replays, you are not just watching for lines, you need to follow the technique as well, some are very subtle. You may want to load ghosts of times a bit better than your best times and see where you fall behind. Don't start with a diamond ghost they will leave you behind. Rewatch replays after you are very familiar with the track to be able to actually understand what is going on, and what they are doing different. I usually use my own ghost to race from the leaderboard once I'm confident I've gained what I can from replays.
 
Hope some of that helped!