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Learn MoreFor the decisionally paralyzed, it can be daunting to decide on a motorcycle helmet. In addition to all the brands, models and styles the most important factor also has...
You ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: What are the signs of bad bearings especially bad wheel bearing symptoms? A: A number of bearings...
Baby, it's cold outside. Oh wait, wasn't that song once banned in some states? Whew, I think the people finally had #enoughalready. But not riding dirt bikes in cold...
For the decisionally paralyzed, it can be daunting to decide on a motorcycle helmet. In addition to all the brands, models and styles the most important factor also has options and varying degrees of understanding. Safety. The United States ...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: What are the signs of bad bearings especially bad wheel bearing symptoms? A: A number of bearings help keep your dirt bike moving (literally in some cases) and functioning ...
Continue readingBaby, it's cold outside. Oh wait, wasn't that song once banned in some states? Whew, I think the people finally had #enoughalready. But not riding dirt bikes in cold weather! Though when it is cold outside who in their right mind wants to ride? ...
Continue readingYes, it is that time of year but the Christmas and holiday season does not have a monopoly on handing out gifts. Birthdays, anniversaries and just-because all represent an opportune time to give someone a present. But regardless of the occasion fi...
Continue readingA new lexicon entered the world of Motocross some years back. MIPS. Or, more formally, Multi-directional Impact Protection System. In other words, a new standard bearer for brain safety and helmet technology. Many dirt bike helmet manufacturer...
Continue readingYou don't ride on warped wheels so don't reinstall a warped cylinder head. It's an oft forgotten check when replacing top ends, bottom ends and just about any metal to metal surface contact on your dirt bike that requires a gasket. Heat, vibrati...
Continue readingHunting takes you far and wide and into places unknown. You can't get there by car, a pick-up truck works but travel for the serious hunter resides in a rugged UTV, also known as a side by side. A side by side operates like a car but with a much...
Continue readingLoading a two- or four-wheeler into the bed of your truck shouldn't be hard but so many, somehow, turn this venture into must see TV. Two rules come with loading your dirt bike, motorcycle or ATV into a truck bed. One should be hard fastened the ...
Continue readingThe most essential part of your riding gear does not last forever. Though the motorcycle helmet doesn't necessary wear out, per se, like clothing, nor does it have a "best by" date. Eventually it needs replacing even if it looks fresh off the sh...
Continue readingDon't even think we plan to step into the minefield that surrounds what premix you should run in your 2-stroke. What you run equals the best. What your friend runs? The best. And you can probably find just as many opinions on the starting gate o...
Continue readingMost owners of dirt bikes or ATVs rarely encounter a bad head gasket because routine maintenance usually prevents this problem from occurring after completing a top end during normal intervals. A bad head gasket results in cars and trucks far mo...
Continue readingWe sometimes get riders asking about UTVs or side-by-sides. We especially get questions for the UTV parts, tools and gear we sell. UTV stands for Utility Task Vehicle or Utility Terrain Vehicle. Owners and enthusiasts use the the more c...
Continue readingSpend all your money on a motorcycle helmet then whatever you have left, buy the rest of your riding gear. One adage to live by. No, that doesn't mean you can cheap out on boots, jacket and gloves. Dress for the crash but consider your helmet ...
Continue readingSpeed is a good thing on your dirt bike or ATV, it is in fact, what draws many to racing or just whipping through trails. Brakes sometimes become an afterthought until difficulty slowing down presents a whole other issue. Brake...
Continue readingA title shows legal proof of ownership and most people recognize the need for a car title when buying a used or new car. Basically, a paper trail confirming you rightfully own the vehicle. A car is one thing but do you need a title for the ATV y...
Continue readingAn appointment with your doctor probably includes some talk on preventive care and if you own pets a good veterinarian should provide tips on how to keep your cat or dog healthy for the long term and prevent health problems later in life. For ex...
Continue readingOne day long ago someone decided to pour a quart of motor oil into a tank of gasoline and voila the 2-stroke engine was born. OK, so it didn't exactly work out that way but if you ride a 2-stroke dirt bike or ATV, or operate 2-strok...
Continue readingMost people don't enjoy the feeling of rocks pelting their skin. It hurts! Similarly, putting on a bullet proof vest and willingly taking a chest full of buck shot, just to see what it's like, probably isn't on anyone's bucket list. So, if you...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: What kind of gas should I use in my dirt bike? I just grab the cheap 87 octane from the pump on my way to the track. That good enough? A: Great question and one we get a l...
Continue readingMost riders have probably never cleaned the fuel tank on their dirt. This job doesn't normally add a check box to the routine maintenance list and can mostly be avoided by taking care when adding gas. However, competing in an off-road race tends...
Continue readingIt's an age old question. One that has stymied myriad of professional riders for years serving only to befuddle the weekend warrior and the up-and-coming amateur. O-ring or no ring? Two styles of chains exist for your riding pleasure: A chain ...
Continue readingCleaning the chain on your dirt bike creates a comprehensive, involved task that requires a thorough attention to detail to do correctly. You'll need a host of tools and cleaning supplies, some extra help and a lot of spare time. Many riders byp...
Continue readingNothing says ATV riding more than mud. One of the first places a new ATV owner plays in is the mud. What did we do as kids? Played in the mud. What do we do on 4-wheels? Play in the mud. What ruins a fun day in the mud? Bad tires. Or the wrong t...
Continue readingGear up with MotoSport and the newly minted rolling gear bag constructed from durable 600D polyester and heavy-duty YKK zippers. Well, what does that all mean? The fit and finish of the MotoSport branded roller gear bag also known as a Motocro...
Continue readingNo one doubts the need for a high-quality helmet complete with today's modern safety features when riding dirt bikes or ATVs, but don't discount a pair of Motocross boots. And by discount we also mean sure go ahead and buy a $10 pair of boots ...
Continue readingIf you can afford one, we highly recommend picking one up. The Fly Racing Formula Helmet indeed tips the scales to one of the more expensive lids in Motocross competing with the likes of Bell's Moto-10, 6D, Klim, Shoei and Arai. Fly Racing's...
Continue readingMotoSport strives to make your next ride your best ride and part of that promise includes making your next ride affordable. You may not know MotoSport has offered several exclusive brands for years, but today the line of MotoSport-owned brands r...
Continue readingOnce a dark horse in Motocross with the invention of the now routinely copied neck brace, Leatt arguably has a firm grip on being one of the more respected brands to offer a full line of dirt bike riding protection. Leatt uses the decimal poin...
Continue readingIf there's one thing dirt bike and ATV riders share in common it's using FilGuard oil and air filters. In fact, most buyers of one purchase the other because equipping your ride with two of the industry's best filtering systems just mak...
Continue readingThe Troy Lee Designs SE4 helmet was once the company's flagship for head protection with a style and fit that quickly become popular among dirt bike riders. Though the new Troy Lee SE5 helmet offers the next generation of innovation, the SE4 rema...
Continue readingA well lubricated chain makes for an outstanding ride day and also extends the life of the chain and sprockets. But well-lubricated means more than an adequate coating. You may have heard through backyard stories or perhaps have one yourself of ...
Continue readingKlim may not have the brand recognition of Alpinestars, Fox and Fly when it comes to dirt bike riding gear, but in recent years the company (pronounced "climb") has brought their expertise in ADV/Dual Sport and snow gear to the track and trails. ...
Continue readingLeatt made its name nearly 20 years ago with their first-of-its-kind neck brace many pros wear when riding track. Since then, Leatt has pushed forward adding to its line of protective riding gear to include helmets, chest protection, riding gear...
Continue readingTroy Lee Designs has taken their popular SE dirt bike helmet line to the next level of safety and comfort with the release of the SE5 which adds to TLD’s continuous effort to help redefine the industry standard of helmet safety....
Continue readingPhoto by: Ken Hill Motocross isn't just for 2-wheelers. It should be no surprise that a growing movement in racing involves ATV riders. The Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship held its first ever ATV Supercross race at Da...
Continue readingRiders in southern states can't fathom the idea of storing their dirt bikes or ATVs during the winter but for some where cold reigns supreme - starting just about now - packing it in and waiting for the spring thaw is often the only opt...
Continue readingThe oil is changed. New filter too. Air filter is clean and the coolant is fresh. You just added a screaming new pipe and the tires look so slick you question whether to ride them or display in your man-cave. Bottom line - you're ready to ride a...
Continue readingSlipping much? Veteran dirt bike and ATV riders can identify a clutch gone bad quite easily but new riders may not know what's happening. If you ride a car with a manual clutch, the signs you need to get it checked on your dirt bike or ATV are q...
Continue readingLooking for an environmentally friendly moto wash that actually works? Dirt Bandit Bike Wash has become a favorite among off-road enthusiasts for cleaning the near impossible without worry of damaging the environment or stripping off the lubrica...
Continue readingWinter is coming. And for most of the country it's already here with an estimated 90 percent of the United States at or below freezing temperatures to start the New Year. But who says you can't ride in the cold? Actually, the cold does particula...
Continue readingWinning the holeshot and the checkered flag can sometimes come down to the individual details including the overall comfort on your 4-wheeler. If you find your shoulders, arms, neck or upper back muscles aching after every run on your ATV it ma...
Continue readingLeading out front in the first turn of a Motocross race not only gives you substantial advantage to win but comes with a fair amount of cash. The holeshot, that first turn, is in many respects, the first finish line. Most ATV races provide a bonu...
Continue readingPhoto: milehirafting.com The arrival of autumn means some of the best ATV riding days are ahead. Experiencing nature is a must anytime of the year but off-road or trail riding especially with the kids during fall offers a great way to connec...
Continue readingIt could be argued that ATVs were created solely for trail riding in the fall. Yes, 4-wheelers indeed offer an abundance of freedoms. Quads get you further than going on foot and in areas where cars can't roam. Please, feel...
Continue readingIf you ride you own a tool box. In fact you probably own several and one is dedicated specifically to your ride of choice. And the ATV tool box is in a whole different class then anything you'll commonly use in your workshop at...
Continue readingYou might think hopping on-board an ATV and going for a spin is just as easy as taking your regular 4-wheel car for a ride around the block. After all, both have four wheels. How hard could it be? In many respects, you're right...
Continue readingWhether you race ATVs, ride them for fun or use one for good use around the farm it's always best practice to incorporate a pre-ride checklist and include it as part of routine maintenance. ATV owners are notorious for neglecting their quads, fo...
Continue readingATVs - those 4-wheeled behemoths of the track or back trials - loved by the off-road enthusiast and treasured by farmers. The All-Terrain Vehicle cannot claim a history as deep or as long as the motorcycle but it certainly rouses the passion of ...
Continue readingYou'd be hard-pressed to find an ATV owner who hasn't upgraded at least one component on their quad. In fact, most tend to replace at least the wheels right off the showroom floor. It's often an expensive endeavor and dolling o...
Continue readingWrenching on your ATV is not only a great use of a free afternoon, when not riding of course, but to find new ways to get your quad faster and more comfortable. Regular maintenance is more about extending the life of your ATV a...
Continue readingIf you think getting a flat tire while driving your car is a royal pain then you've never experienced a flat tire while riding an ATV. Going flat while working on the farm is a best case scenario that allows you to roll back to the garage for an...
Continue readingOne of the more popular spots to go 4-wheeling is wherever sand dunes may be. The desert or at the beach, sand dunes are the closest thing to an ATV roller coaster as you can get and far more fun and entertaining. Riding in the sand is a vast...
Continue readingOne of the first items a proud owner of a new ATV replaces is the tires. After-market ATV tires are probably the biggest and best upgrade money can buy over any stock item on your 4-wheeler. ATV owners love their tires and demand performance fr...
Continue readingChanging the oil in your dirt bike or ATV should rank high on your routine maintenance list and something easily done at home. It's much like changing the oil in your car except you don't have to crawl under the engine. Fresh oil ke...
Continue readingDespite the ah-dang-it sputtering demise of the engine you actually might not have run out of gas. You'll know this once you unscrew the gas cap and see half a tank of fuel left. Now you know what happens when the fuel pump gives out. A bad fu...
Continue readingPhoto: ATVMudslinger.com If you've spent any time in a body of water it's quickly noted that to have any fun you need a snorkel. The same could very well be said of swimming but since we rip ATVs through the mud and water to do so effectively...
Continue readingATV owners have a lot of options when it comes to choosing the right tires and wheels for their 4-wheeler. ATV wheels and especially tires probably not only get upgraded more than any other part but the first of the stock options to get replac...
Continue readingUnlike a car that runs relatively normal with a dirty air filter, operating a dirt bike or ATV using a clogged lung poses a number of problems. In fact, you might not even get the engine to start if it's completely gummed up. Dirt bike and ATV...
Continue readingThe air filter on your dirt bike or ATV is one of the most crucial components to maintaining the engine life of your machine. The air filter prevents sand, dirt, pebbles, and small sticks - really just about anything that the air in...
Continue readingThe ATV is a popular investment for recreation enthusiasts and those who love the outdoors. Anyone can reasonably expect to get on and ride with little difficulty. Where the dirt bike poses a balancing challenge the four-wheel ATV can be looked ...
Continue readingWhen cylinders go bad, gaskets leak or really anything internal on your dirt bike or ATV engine that allows for flawed combustion of fuel or any fluid used for the proper function of a 2-stroke or 4-stroke the telltale sign is usually seen coming ...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: Any tips on a quick fix for damaged dirt bike grips? I tried stretching the life out of a pair during a recent race only to have them start to unravel during practice and I ...
Continue readingMany ATV owners enjoy the technical aspects to riding on sand and the dunes offer an unprecedented experience like nothing else. Those who dabble on the sand dunes, after years of riding the track or trails, often return much sooner than later. ...
Continue readingNot everyone can afford a high-end helmet, perhaps the most important piece of gear when riding dirt bikes. Some folks resort to whatever they can afford but we follow the old adage that says "Buy a $10 helmet if you have a $10 head." We strongl...
Continue readingFly Racing revisited their popular high-end Formula helmet, released last year, to offer a more price point effective lid from the same family product line in the new Fly Racing Formula CC helmet, available now. Fly Formula CC Helmet The Fly Rac...
Continue readingDirt bikes and ATVs use a variety of gaskets that act as a barrier to outside contaminants and as a lock to keep operating fluids inside a sealed compartment. Gasket use ranges from the crankcase to the exhaust system and many parts in between. ...
Continue readingIf you prefer pro influence into the manufacturing of riding gear then check out the new Sidi ATOJO SRS riding boots. The name combines the initials of Alessandro Lupino for "A," Tony Cairoli for "TO" and "JO" as in Jorge Prado. All three pros off...
Continue readingATVs generally have the same engine as a dirt bike, though these machines don't hold the same level of horsepower because of factory specifications and load loss from the electronics.. But a few opportunities exist to get an increase in horsepow...
Continue readingThe oddest looking part on your ATV turns out to be one of the most important. The spark plug on your ATV not only starts the engine but keeps it running by maintaining a continuous spark firing once per full revolution on a 2-stroke and every o...
Continue readingTrails sometimes ride more like a Motocross track with the blind corners, random elevation changes and "what's around the next bend?" looks that keep the adventure moving at a fun pace - a big reason why so many enjoy the activity. But remember,...
Continue readingAlways assume some risk when leaving your dirt bike in the hands of a qualified mechanic. People make mistakes and sometimes people don't always have the best intentions. The best mechanic rests with you. Learn as much about maintenance so the o...
Continue reading177 blogs. Quite possibly a record for blog production in one year by MotoSport. For a time, we posted daily. Every. Single. Day. Except on weekends. Thankfully we ended that unsustainable pattern as the output did not seem to resonate with you ...
Continue readingDon't be that rider. The one who starts a forest fire. A recent study detailed on Smithsonian.com indicates human activity whether intentional or unintentional resulted in 84 percent of forest fires. Between 1992 and 2012, humans caused more t...
Continue readingAll of us have a bucket list. For some, that list includes a broad spectrum of items to cross off, while for others, fully experiencing a personal hobby which often means leaving the confines of home and taking whatever helps define you into bra...
Continue readingWhen dehydration hits, no amount of training helps. Staying hydrated when racing Motocross can feel more like a game especially when the sun dishes out scorching levels of heat. Dehydration sneaks up on even the fittest of riders and if it bites...
Continue readingThe motorcycle helmet is the single most important piece of gear, and arguable one of the greatest inventions to a motorcyclist next to the motorcycle. Over the last century helmet design has come an incredibly long way. The days of helmets made w...
Continue readingThe horror of finding a puddle of radiator fluid on the garage floor underneath your dirt bike or facing a geyser of steam during a ride often gets tempered after discovering the problem rests with the radiator hoses not the radiator. Replacing ...
Continue readingA big bore kit offers a significant upgrade opportunity for anyone looking for an immediate boost in performance while riding their dirt bike or ATV. A big bore kit replaces the stock piston and cylinder bore with a larger version that provides ...
Continue readingShedding the amount of weight on an ATV might sound more like an attempt to reduce the flying weight of an airplane. Let's face it, ATVs are big and heavy and the idea of dropping a few pounds sounds a bit like wasted time and even wasted money ...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: How come service intervals for my dirt bike are measured in hours and not miles like my car? A: Dirt bikes and ATVs were originally considered "equipment" rather than ...
Continue readingRemember the first time you changed the oil in your dirt bike or ATV? Did it go perfectly well? As the technical aspects of maintenance increased you probably encountered more challenges until you overcame them. How else will you learn and gro...
Continue readingDon't be too cool for school and eschew wearing ear plugs when riding or racing your dirt bike or ATV. Yes, we live in a tough as nails world but that doesn't prevent you from wearing basic body protection so consider hearing protection along th...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: I hear all these suggested methods for chain maintenance. Is there a proper way to maintain a chain or just clean and spray it down? A: Good question. Yes, you will get lot...
Continue readingPlenty of destinations exist around the country for riding ATVs and if you have the travel bug you just might develop a bucket list of places to ride. Classic MX parks, the dunes or off-road adventures await but you have to get there first. Haul...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: I know you're supposed to soak clutch plates in oil but for how long? A: Five minutes. An hour. Overnight. All three answers are correct however the longer the better. Cons...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: How often should I lubricate my bearings? A: Do you ride a dirt bike or ATV? Ah, it doesn't matter. The short answer is once a year. But don't run away yet because it's not...
Continue readingIf the summer Motocross season proved anything, rain happens. All year round. And you can bet on one thing to take place 100 percent of the time during a mud race. Riders get muddy. So much, in fact, the muck sometimes makes them unrecognizabl...
Continue readingLoctite this, Loctite that. Loctite the @#$% out of everything and go. Now wait just a second. Loctite won't make your dirt bike or ATV indestructible but get a little too footloose and fancy free with it and you just might want to run your ride...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: How often should I change my coolant? A: Whether you ride a dirt bike or ATV, the easy answer is check your owner's manual for the recommended service intervals on changing...
Continue readingThink of the last time you changed the brake fluid in your car. If like most people, you can't remember, you might have the same approach towards the brake fluid in your dirt bike or ATV. The importance of oil and filters changes in a dirt bike ...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: I keep fouling the spark plug on my 2008 YZ250. Like after every ride. What's going on? A: Old gas! But Probably Something Else Running old gas is one possible answer th...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: Why does my 2016.5 factory edition 450 go into a false neutral between every gear? A: This really shouldn't happen whether you ride the factory edition or any dirt bik...
Continue readingI need more power! Said just about everyone who has ever ridden a dirt bike or ATV in competition. And even those who just enjoy blazing along trails eventually want a faster bike without needing to buy a new one housing a bigger engine. Littl...
Continue readingThe garage sure does harbor a lot of secrets. Between shelves lined with boxes, fertilizer, grass seed and pesticide sit some lonely, unused and sometimes unopened bottles of engine fluids that were once lost but now found thanks to last weekend...
Continue readingWhen good gas goes bad. The fuel fueling your dirt bike or ATV doesn't last forever (one reason to ride!) but unless you have mathematical wizardry as a talent you likely end up with leftovers after the latest trip to the track or trails that mi...
Continue readingSome mechanics have such an innate ability to work their way around an engine the answer to complex problems simply seems to come to them but most learned their craft and at some point in life were novice wrenches who fumbled and tumbled their way...
Continue readingAlways check your valve for clearance. Always. Cheap insurance against a total and complete engine failure. Of course the process doesn't take a mere 10 minutes using eyeball sight which explains why sometimes this routine maintenance gets neg...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: I know this isn't a mechanic's related question but I was wondering if you know why roost is called roost or where the term came from. I get hit with a lot of it! A: As for...
Continue readingWhen your dirt bike or ATV overheats it makes perfect sense to blame the weather or anticipate a clogged or damaged radiator upon inspection. Riding in extreme heat or mud sometimes results in overheating and probably comprise the top reasons fo...
Continue readingAsk any rider how he or she got their start on a dirt bike and you'll probably get the same answer almost every time. Dad. In fact, in our extensive number of interviews over the years of privateers we always start with that question and "Dad" r...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: When should I repack the exhaust and does the inside of the pipe need cleaning? A: I recommend repacking the exhaust, whether 2-stroke or 4-stroke, about every 50 hours. If...
Continue readingIn the midst of battle or just bar-banging fun on the trails you can easily miss or even ignore the mounting symptoms that indicate an overheated engine on your dirt bike or ATV. If you adhere by the adage that there's no quitting in riding or r...
Continue readingTaking notes probably doesn't resonate too well with dirt bike or ATV riders. Hands-on works best along with verbal instruction. So it should come to no surprise that most dirt bike and ATV owners find keeping tabs on riding hours a bit tedious ...
Continue readingLots of prep work goes into taking a vacation no matter how short but make it a riding holiday then extra reminders and attention to detail ensure a successful outing whether your journey encompasses a Dual Sport adventure, tr...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask a Mechanic" series. Q: I am having trouble aligning my graphics to the plastic. I keep pulling them off to start over. Any suggestions? A: If someone ever develops a machine that precisely slaps o...
Continue readingPainful and tender, blisters pop up like arm pump and often end a riding day just as fast. Blisters result from excessive friction. The more your hand moves back and forth on something whether from swinging a bat or rolling the throttle the grea...
Continue readingAll the parts in the world won't do a bit of difference if the liquid refreshment keeping your bike functioning runs out. "Just bring extra" certainly makes for an appropriate slogan when riding dirt bikes or ATVs. Extra applies to tools, parts,...
Continue readingCheck. Check. Check. Pre-ride checklist almost complete. Shoot, no coolant. You need some and you don't have any. Then out of the corner of your eye you notice the half-filled jug of fresh coolant used last summer after a flush and refill of you...
Continue readingIf seasons had a face most of us would likely punch winter right between the eyes followed by a rousing body slam. Enough already! Rain ruined Seattle Supercross. Snow continues to bury the East Coast and only some southern states seem immune ...
Continue readingIn some respects, Mobius has redefined safety when it comes to riding dirt bikes. The company's X8 line for knee and wrist protection offer an unparalleled system of support and protection while maintaining a standard level of comfort sought by th...
Continue readingIf something can go wrong, it will go wrong. And, when putting a dirt bike or ATV through the wringer on the track or trails don't expect nothing to go wrong. Parts break or fail even without carnage happening but add in a get-off or two, somet...
Continue readingYou can wreck, crunch, munch or smash a dirt bike or ATV and more often than not continue riding without much difficulty. You can also grind away on the ride of your life only to encounter one troublesome problem after another. Usually though a...
Continue readingDespite what some other people say, your love never falters. Unfortunately, you've lost some of that loving feeling and it has nothing to do with those "couch" comments from your jealous neighbor. We all neglect our true love sometime or another...
Continue readingQ: I bought a steering stabilizer. How should I set it up? A: Certainly, little more takes a rider by surprise than when the front wheel gets jerked out of his or her hands. It's annoying, frustrating and sometimes dangerous depending on the lev...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask A Mechanic" series. Q: What's the best way to break in a new piston? A: Replacing the piston on a dirt bike (or ATV) hardly embodies an entire engine rebuild however the same principles apply whe...
Continue readingMuch like the human body a dirt bike often rides well, sounds fine and by all accounts performs in great shape. Until you look under the hood, so to speak, and perform some diagnostics. Little did you know, it was falling apart on the inside. An...
Continue readingThe 4-stroke engine introduced fuel injection and simplified the involved task of jetting the carburetor when running rich or lean. However, it also brought an electronic component to ensure the right ratio of gas and air that on the surface see...
Continue readingLots of riders retire their dirt bike or ATV to the garage when temperatures drop below a certain point, but for some, winter weather simply represents another challenge to overcome while taking to the track or trails. Riding a dirt bike or ATV ...
Continue readingFeeling a little bored or just a bit antsy? It's the Holidays so presumably you have some time off. The Christmas shopping is done. The house is decorated. Traffic sucks. Football is banned. But you don't want to sit around the house all day wai...
Continue reading"My engine seized!" It's as bad as it sounds and don't get it confused with sneezing. Mostly bearings seize on a dirt bike or ATV but when you hear the dreaded words of a seized engine that could also mean the piston. A seized engine or anything...
Continue readingYou can kick till the cows come home but a dirty carburetor is no match for the strongest leg or even an electric start. A dirty, gummed-up carb on a 2-stroke or non-fuel injected 4-stroke dirt bike or ATV prevents fuel from reaching the engine ...
Continue readingAfter two years and dozens of test products No Toil finally found the right formula. The only non-toxic and biodegradable dirt bike and ATV air filter oil on the market, No Toil changed the game and purified the post-ride clean-up process in...
Continue readingRebuilding the top end on a 2 stroke dirt bike or ATV sounds like a job for maintenance man. Lots of riders freeze at the word "rebuild." It sounds complicated and intricate but while rebuilding a 2 stroke top end takes some time and a bit of pat...
Continue readingSome say Yes, we say No. It makes perfect logical sense to use a spray or silicon sealant along with a gasket when, for example, replacing a cylinder head gasket on your dirt bike. The more sealant, the better the seal and much less chance of a ...
Continue readingQ: How much Swingarm up-and-down play is acceptable? A: The short answer is little to none! You don't want any up-and-down or side-to-side play on the swingarm. However, it's also understood that the swingarm is a bolted on part thus overtime los...
Continue readingWhen the swingarm bearings need replacing in your dirt bike or ATV you'll know by the loose or unstable feeling of movement, or what is also known as chatter, in the rear of the bike. Of course, it never seems easy pinpointing problems on dirt b...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask A Mechanic" series. Q: I can never get the front brake back to original power. I bleed them and it has power but not as much as it had off the show room floor. A: There are a number of things that...
Continue readingImagine hitting a jump out of a corner and suddenly losing all power at the face. But the engine still sounds cranked at full rev. A seasoned rider probably knows what happened but someone new or who has never encountered ...
Continue readingViral Brand, a new player in Motocross eye protection, is stepping up the competition by guaranteeing their Factory Series PRO 3 Goggles offer the best fit in the industry or your money back. Viral Brand uses a flex frame design made of thermopl...
Continue readingStaying on top of maintenance gives you the best chance to find performance related issues and prevent problems from happening on your dirt bike or ATV. And when racing, it starts immediately after the Moto finishes. We're not talking routine ...
Continue readingYou ask we answer. Here's the latest in our "Ask A Mechanic" series. Q: How much tension do you normally leave in a clutch lever? A: On a cable actuated clutch the amount of play in the lever before the cable is actually pulled is called free pl...
Continue readingThe clothes off a homeless person probably smell better than your riding gear after a day of riding. Make it a hot day and you'll not only happily remove all the gear but never want to put it back on. Not to worry. All riding gear washes just fi...
Continue readingWe're smack dab in the middle of ATV riding season and with it comes lots of fun, campground reservations, and sometimes a visit to the emergency room. Riding an ATV is pretty straight forward and doesn't require the balancing skill needed to ra...
Continue readingIf you find yourself in a crappy situation when the bowl overflows just throw down some towels, grab your tools and get to work. You might want to turn on a fan, too. It's going to smell. A properly maintained 2-stroke includes a correctly adj...
Continue readingYou might wonder why you need a torque wrench to tighten all the nuts and bolts on your dirt bike or ATV when a regular old ratchet or closed wrench sets work perfectly fine on your car and likely offer appropriate attachments that fit the bolt an...
Continue readingWelcome to our first "Ask A Mechanic" question where we answer your tech related questions and hopefully get you back up to speed and make your next ride your best ride. Q: Even though it's not generally accepted among the professional mechanic ...
Continue readingDriven Industries brings high-end performance without the high-end price tag. An industry favorite for those on a budget, Driven manufactures brakes and clutch kits for dirt bikes and ATVs at unbeatable prices and always an upgrade over OEM. Dr...
Continue readingHave you ever seen that movie Colors? Well, it's not about the different colors of engine oil and what it means. But thankfully, if you're looking for answers to why the oil in your dirt bike or ATV is milky or white, you found the right place. ...
Continue readingPart of the essential must-wear package when riding dirt bikes, Motocross boots protect your feet and lower legs from roost, heat and crashes. Helmets for your feet! But dang it, they're not exactly the most comfortable piece of riding gear. M...
Continue readingNot all Motocross goggles are created equally. Some versions simply help get you riding, especially suited for the beginner; while others feature high end technology, better fitment and an overall sense of security and saf...
Continue readingSimply the best. That's what you're looking for, that's what you'll get. Choosing the best Motocross helmet is a personal decision because the best helmet doesn't mean the most expensive helmet available. If that ...
Continue readingRiding an ATV is a great way to start in powersports and experience the thrill of blazing down a trail or ripping a track while feeling supported on four-wheels. But don't be fooled, it's easy to underestimate the power and response of a quad an...
Continue readingIf you're looking for a set of high-quality ATV wheels without breaking the bank, look no further than Rock. Rock manufactures a Standard Beadlock Wheel from heavy-duty spun aluminum and their straight-forward Aluminum Wheel. Both versions of R...
Continue readingSummer is a time to take in a bit of life's beauty and enjoy the fresh smell of pre-mix. If it's been a while since brapping along trails or on a Motocross track - thanks to the cold winter months - the warm days ahead should help get you moving...
Continue readingThe longer days, warm temperatures and scattering clouds mean only one thing: Summer is around the corner. For many of us, that means waking our dirt bike or ATV out of their long winter slumber to get it ready for the coming riding days. While ...
Continue readingUh oh. Possibly your last words before hitting the dirt. You wore gloves. Had a solid grip. But still left holding air as the handlebars yanked away from your hands and a desperate attempt to grab them proved futile as your dirt bike squirreled ...
Continue readingMotocross and, to some extent, simply riding your dirt bike is all about shameless promotion to the outsider. Seriously, what's with all the stickers (we call them graphics) plastered all over the bike frame, plastic and even helmet? The rider's...
Continue readingMotocross gets the headlines but most riders including the track setters take it off the grid and spend long afternoons circumnavigating paths through forests trails or opening the throttle on miles long desert roads. So if you don't ride track ...
Continue readingMotocross is an aggressive, highly competitive sport and like any other activity that pits your talents against someone else, emotions sometime get the best of us. Clean bar-banging quickly turns into aggressive take-outs, taunting and sometimes...
Continue readingWhen it comes to working on dirt bikes, blowing a gasket is quite easy. Eventually, even the most mild-mannered rider succumbs to their boiling point... and rage ensues. Hard to reach places, bolts that won't cooperate, ill-fitting parts (even t...
Continue readingLittle else turns a dirt bike into an aging relic than a romped, reamed and dented exhaust pipe. Bar banging, tree hitting and plain 'ole crashes can wreak havoc on just about every inch of the exhaust system. Minor dents usually pose little iss...
Continue readingIt's a dirty job but somebody has to do it. And that somebody should be you since repacking the exhaust on your dirt bike or ATV is a pretty simple and straightforward process. First, know when to say when. It doesn't matte...
Continue readingWhen it comes to repairing and replating a cylinder for your dirt bike or ATV you don't want to take the easy way out. Unless the easy way out means installing a Cylinder Works Cylinder. Most riders prefer sticking with an OEM cylinder which equ...
Continue readingThe engine on your dirt bike or ATV needs to breath therefore helping it expand its "lung" capacity presents an ideal way to boost power and performance. The most cost effective and easiest course of action is to upgrade the in...
Continue readingIt's certainly an odd place for an oil leak but the countershaft seal located behind the front sprocket is the most common culprit causing a mess on your dirt bike and garage floor. Getting at the leak is a small process but once you've removed t...
Continue readingYou've pinched pennies, said "No" to evenings with friends and put in longer hours all for the sole reason of saving money to buy that prized new exhaust system for your dirt bike. After you placed the order, delivery day turns...
Continue readingCall it foggy goggle syndrome. You're out for an early ride on a cool brisk morning or perhaps it's a sticky summer day in the South. You first notice the moisture in the upper corner of your goggles. A few minutes later the de...
Continue readingThe stripped bolt conjures images of beet red faces, bloodshot eyes and thrashing body movements usually resulting in fastball style pitches of hand tools thrown across the garage. Those suckers just won't come out. The stripped bolt comes in ...
Continue readingWouldn't it be nice to change the grips on your dirt bike in seconds rather than the current tedious process involving glue and wire ties? Now you can. ODI Lock-On Grips completely eliminates the need for glue which means no more cutting the old...
Continue readingAdd Wes Spinks to the list of athletes who put their professional dreams on hold for the betterment of our country. A year after grabbing the 2002 ATV MX Pro Sport Championship, Spinks finally addressed a bit of restlessness that started shortly ...
Continue readingCoating your dirt bike or ATV with a heavy dusting of talc or corn starch (aka baby powder) is a popular way to protect any metal finish. The frame, handlebars, wheel rims, metal covers and swingarms... You can smooth the crinckle on your forehe...
Continue readingIn the sport ATV world live primarily three types of riders: The Racer, the Recreationalist and the Duner. All three ride pretty much the same style of quad but each chooses different preferences when it comes to upgrades. (A fourth...
Continue readingPrivateers and weekend warriors love the Driven Complete Clutch kit because it's durable, it outshines OEM and it brings a fantastic price point. Manufactured for dirt bikes and ATVs, the Driven Clutch Kit is our most popular kit which completel...
Continue readingCycra didn't exactly "reinvent the wheel" but the redesigned effort for their Pro Bend Ultra Handguard elevates this roost and tree limb deflector to a must-have for anyone who tackles off road racing or enjoys the trails. Cycra forged the Pro ...
Continue readingThe clogged fuel filter is a common yet sometimes overlooked problem when dirt bikes fail to start, hesitate once running, frequently stall or just straight up give erratic performance. Once clogged, fuel obviously can't get to...
Continue readingLast year when Chad Reed folded his company TwoTwo Motorsports then seemed to go underground for a few months leaving everyone wondering whether we had seen the last of the Supercross and Motocross Champion, we tried reaching out to him. To no a...
Continue readingIt's one of the more overlooked products on the market but Mika Metals Hybrid Handlebars offer competitive pricing while equaling, and some might say besting, the industry standard when it comes to steering control and quality. ...
Continue readingPreventing an engine from overheating is crucial on so many levels. When a bike gets too hot it can boil the anti-freeze or coolant and high temperatures ruin vital parts then shortly thereafter cause irreversible damage. Running a coolant that su...
Continue readingThanks to YouTube and the masterful technology of GoPro cameras helmet cams continue to flood the internet with at worst, mundane rides through the countryside, and at best, crashes that make the viewer sitting safely in their chair at ...
Continue readingWashougal MX Park hosts the 40th annual Dick Jagow GP on Sunday featuring more than 20 classes from open amateur to AA and quads. Racing starts at 8 a.m. with amateur classes and ends with quads lining up at the gates at 3:30 p.m. The annual r...
Continue readingThe workhorse of 4-wheelers offer ruggedness and durability that make life easier for anyone who works on a farm, maintains a large area of land or participates in outdoor activities like hunting. A utility ATV is similar in...
Continue readingWhen it comes to dirt bike riding gear and protection opting for cheap products to save money is never a good idea. The basic safety gear - helmet, boots, gloves and goggles - can easily cost in excess of $1,000. The phrase "Spend a little now ...
Continue readingJohn Natalie endured another setback in his recovery from a crash on May 2 at Muddy Creek and plans to sit out for Round 7 of the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship on Saturday at Spring Creek in Minnesota. Natalie started riding ...
Continue readingJohn Natalie is not fully recovered but he's well enough and quite determined to get back into the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series. Natalie suffered series trauma after a brutal crash during Round 3 at Muddy Creek in May...
Continue readingIf you ride Motocross or off-road whether you're on a dirt bike or ATV, the helmet is the most important piece of safety equipment you can invest in. Just ask Eli Tomac. But not everyone can afford a 6D Helmet. Many helmet brands the pros wea...
Continue readingPhoto by Ken Hill First it was Daytona, now the Ironman. The Ironman Raceway in Crawfordsville, IN, a longtime venue for the Grand National Cross Country series, hosts this weekend for the first time, a round in the Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross Na...
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill John Natalie didn't get very far on Saturday at Muddy Creek for Round 3 of the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series. A crash that ended his day shortly after the opening lap for Moto 1 could very well have...
Continue readingHop on board with Thomas Brown as he shows how fast you need to go to compete at the top level in ATV racing. For more videos from MotoSport, click here!
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill John Natalie says he's feeling good and has no lingering injuries that sent him to the hospital after Round 1 in March with two dislocated ribs and multiple bruises. He'll also be racing on Saturday with his mouth closed. T...
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill John Natalie bounced back from a rough Round 1 outing in the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series to a well-fought second-place overall on Saturday at Underground MX Park in Kemp, TX. Natalie, who won the ...
Continue readingThe longest break of the season for the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series is over and riders return to action Saturday at Underground MX Park in Kemp, TX after nearly a month off. It's been a while since the series include...
Continue readingMike Camp isn't exactly a household name but Side by Side racing is far from a national sport, at least not yet. It's a growing genre and Camp races in the Lucas Oil Regionals Short Course series in Southern California where he currently ranks six...
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill John Natalie entered Round 1 of the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series in first place after winning the inaugural Supercross race at Daytona earlier this month but is now in an all too familiar spot in the ...
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill John Natalie has the rare distinction of heading into Round 1 of the 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series with the lead in the point standings. Last week, the ATV MX season began the year for the first tim...
Continue readingA must-have for most hunters is a UTV, more commonly known as a side by side. But it doesn't stop there. Once in hand, or in the garage, you'll want to outfit your ride to make your day easier, more enjoyable and safer. Simply ...
Continue readingA new year, a new team, a new race and John Natalie is already wiping the slate clean from a frustrating 2014 season. The 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series began Tuesday with an unprecedented first round at the Daytona Int...
Continue readingPhoto: Ken Hill The 2015 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship gives fans and riders a sneak preview into the season with an unprecedented date at the Daytona International Raceway on Tuesday on a genuine Supercross track. The 15 lap ...
Continue readingThere's a right way and there's a wrong way. After spending thousands of dollars for a new ATV don't cheapen your investment five minutes after getting it home. Like all new machines, quads need a breaking-in period and ignoring sound advice on ...
Continue readingThe racing season is now over and most riders put their dirt bikes or ATVs in hibernation somewhere in the garage or shed and wait for the winter thaw sometime next year. Just kidding - seriously who puts their dirt bikes or AT...
Continue readingGrinding it out on the track is a great way to spend an afternoon on your dirt bike or ATV unless of course grinding it out refers to the sound coming from your transmission. If you've been riding long enough, then you probably...
Continue readingRacing, farm work or just roaming around backcountry trails, ATV riding is a fun hobby, a great way to spend an afternoon and if used for chores, makes the job that much easier. ATV ownership is much like car ownership. Your ...
Continue readingBuying an ATV should be an exciting adventure resulting in a most welcome reward, but sometimes the experience can quickly turn sour and ultimately leave you empty-handed. Like a car or any expensive machine two options exist: Buying used or buy...
Continue readingIn some areas of the country, the winter months prove difficult for riding so ATV owners find it's best to store their 4-wheeler until the riding season resumes. Storing your ATV long-term does not mean simply leaving it in the confines of your ...
Continue readingAccording to a recent search of prices the average cost of a new ATV is just under $10,000. Keep in mind that's average as you can certainly buy a new one for much less and one with all the bells and whistles for nearly the price of a luxury car...
Continue readingJohn Natalie needed six more points than Thomas Brown to finish in third-place for the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross Championship season but a crash in Moto 1 for Round 9 at Loretta Lynn's on Saturday ended any hopes to step on the podium. Natalie...
Continue readingJohn Natalie's season long quest for a second Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship ended two weeks ago when Chad Wienen won his third consecutive crown, so with the final round of 2014 on Saturday at Loretta Lynn's, Natalie now looks to re...
Continue readingJohn Natalie finally got back on the podium and quite impressively as he grabbed the holeshot in Moto 1 and went 3-2 for second overall in Round 8 of the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series on Saturday at the RedBud ATV Nation...
Continue readingThe 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship could very well be decided this weekend - with one round remaining. Championship points front-runner Chad Wienen leads his closest competitor by 64 points and if he finishes Round 8 on Saturd...
Continue readingJohn Natalie needed a win on Saturday at Unadilla for Round 7 of the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series to keep pace with points leader Chad Wienen but now he's fighting just to land on the podium at the end of the year with ...
Continue readingJohn Natalie began the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship on the podium and followed that with two more trips. But suspension problems started and bounced him from Top 3 overalls and then mechanical issues set in. He now has three rounds...
Continue readingJohn Natalie has four rounds to catch Chad Wienen and prevent the two-time defending champion from three-peating and taking the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship. Natalie's absence from the podium in the last two rounds hasn't he...
Continue readingATV riding season is here! Whether you're getting the 'ole quad ready for the weekend or thinking about joining this most popular sport, keep in mind that ATV riding, while fun, can be dangerous. It can be easy to think of riding an ATV as littl...
Continue readingJohn Natalie grabbed second in Moto 2 on Saturday for Round 5 of the Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship at Briarcliff MX in Nashport, OH but a sixth-place Moto 1 finish gave him fifth overall and he's now tied for second in the Champions...
Continue readingThe 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship series heads to a brand new track this weekend for Round 5 that's sure to make for some interesting competition. Briarcliff MX in Nashport, OH is described as having the best soil of the tour with a...
Continue readingJohn Natalie raced to a sixth-place finish in both Motos on Saturday at Sunset Ridge MX Park in Walnut, IL for a sixth overall in Round 4 of the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship series. Natalie, a MotoSport-rider, retains his hold on s...
Continue readingA day of riding or racing your ATV doesn't end when you pack up and head home. You've got to get your 4-wheeler ready for the next ride. Cleaning your ATV is in many ways like washing the car but with a little bit more detail and a lot m...
Continue readingConsider this Step 3 in your quest to race ATVs. Step 1 started with our Beginner's Guide to ATV Racing. As you discovered, wanting to race is one thing, participating in a race is another. Once you figured out how to get into racing there was ...
Continue readingJohn Natalie continued his impressive streak upon the podium but in Round 3 of the Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship series it was another Pennsylvania native who took the top honors on Saturday at High Point Raceway in Mount Morris, PA...
Continue readingIt's been six weeks since the last race but the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship returns with every-other-weekend races for the rest of the season starting with Round 3 on Saturday at High Point Raceway in Mt. Morris, PA. MotoSp...
Continue readingAny venture worth getting into requires preparation and work. ATV racing is no different. Taking your ATV to the races requires commitment as much as it does talent. Hopefully, you've read our Beginner's Guide to ATV Racing and followed the s...
Continue readingThe racing bug finally stung. Maybe you've been barreling around with your friends on the weekends and now you're ready to take it to the next level. Perhaps you woke up one day and wanted to do something new and different. Whatever the case, ...
Continue readingJohn Natalie opened the 2014 Mtn. Dew ATV Motcross National Championship season winning two holeshots and one Moto to claim a second overall finish in Round 1 held at Aonia Pass Motocross Park in Washington, GA on Saturday. Pretty good for the M...
Continue readingThe 2014 ATV Motocross Nationals begins this weekend and MotoSport-sponsored rider John Natalie is prepared and ready to take the championship back from two-time winner Chad Wienen. Natalie won it all in 2011 and took second in 2012. Last year, ...
Continue readingTwo weeks from today is the day after Christmas. That means you have two weekends left to cross all those lists off and if you're ordering online you've got about a week to wrap up your shopping. Avid ATV fans can be a hard gro...
Continue readingClub Name: Nebraska Off Highway Vehicle Association (NOHVA) Year Founded: 1987 Who Founded: Dan Nitzel and Gary Gibbs Home City: Grand Island Nebraska with six chapters across Nebraska. Website: NOHVA.com Club Email: danno@nohva.c...
Continue readingClub Name: Oregon Motorcycle Riders Association (OMRA) Year Founded: 1972 Who Founded: A small group of local riders who spent most of their time building and maintaining some of Oregon's oldest most revered trails. Billy Toman, Dennis Bershaw,...
Continue readingRound three of the 2013 Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship heads to the Ballance Moto X racetrack in Oakland, KY this weekend. MotoSport's John Natalie took center podium last year here for his first overall win of the 2012 season - a doable fe...
Continue readingJump onboard with Team Can-Am / JB Racing at Round 4 of the Grand National Cross Country Championship at the VP Racing Fuels Big Buck GNCC!
Continue readingJoel Hetrick Sweeps ATVMX Second Round The second round of the 2013 Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross National Championship held at Muddy Creek Raceway in Blountville, TN featured a sweep by Joel Hetrick who moved from fifth place to second overall just...
Continue readingDirt Trax TV breaks down the use of Low Range on your Utility ATV in this helpful video and how it works in relation to CVT Transmissions. Learn when you should use it and when it isn't necessary.
Continue readingDirt Wheels talks shop about setting up the suspension on this Yamaha Raptor 700 project.
Continue readingChris Borich and Walker Fowler battle to the finish at the Mammoth GNCC in Park City, KY.
Continue readingHere's a personal look inside the FMF Factory where all the production for FMF exhaust is done in house.
Continue readingThe guys from Dirt Wheels and Race Tech take us through some basic suspension set up tips for sport quads. While working with ATVs, what we're looking for is a ride height number. One of the ways we do that is we actually physically pu...
Continue readingEvery time a purchase is made at MotoSport.com customers have the opportunity to make a $1 donation towards one of three rider advocacy organizations. MotoSport.com matches those donations dollar-for-dollar - up to $40,000 every year - instantly t...
Continue readingRekluse Z-Start Pro Clutch Kit The clutch is one of the most important aspects of off-road bike racing. Get it right and you can holeshot fields, out-brake opponents or nimbly manoeuvre yourself through the tightest sections. This is why the...
Continue readingThe Gaerne SG 12 boots are in a class all their own with countless hours of research and development that lead to the innovation of the perfect boot. Gaerne has developed a unique double stage pivot system for the SG 12 boots. The first stage ...
Continue readingIn an era when it's all about getting the fastest, newest, flashiest bit of kit available, the new 2012 O'Neal Ultra-Lite LE 83 Combo puts a retro spin on the whole concept by creating a line of dirt bike gear that is reminiscent of the 80s. But j...
Continue readingPart of being a champion is the ability to keep your head, when everyone else is losing theirs. That's why both multi-AMA champion Ryan Dungey and newly crowned World Champion Ken Roczen both wear the Fox Racing V3 Covert Helmet. It's smart ventin...
Continue readingAuthor: Wes Williams Since 1970, and the very early beginnings of motocross history, SCOTT has been an ever evolving brand that has been at the forefront of the sport. They were the first to enter the market with a motocross specific goggle, an...
Continue readingMXvsATV Alive - Supercross is Here! Download the SX Event Pack and get two tracks. One of the most sought after and highly anticipated DLC additions make its way to Alive! Fire up your Xbox 360 or PS3 console and wait no longer to download the Su...
Continue readingIf Kevin Windham, father of four and perhaps the worlds most adored motocross superstar, supports a product, chances are it's a keeper. For Windham, safety always comes first. He is a father first and a professional motocross rider second. And tha...
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