Targeting the adrenaline junkies and thrill-seeking adults and teens, these off-road marvels are living testament that a zero-emission future is well worth looking forward to. As the world turns away from gas powered engines, with mounting interest in electric vehicles,…
Motocross remains one of the more popular off-road motorcycle racing choices for those learning how to sandbag. From flexing all the muscles to using your core strength, motocross is one of the most strenuous sports. Let’s face it – few…
Some of us do not ride our dirt bikes or ATVs during the winter months. Below are items of a motorcycle that should be addressed before putting it up for winter or long term storage. By following these simple storage…
The latest model of Honda CRF450R is one of the finest dirt bikes ever designed by the Honda group. This model boasts of a 449.00 ccm displacement, 26 degrees fork angle and double disc front brakes. Front suspension is 48mm…
The Honda CRF 50 dirt bike is a mini bike from the Honda 50 series. The Honda 50 represents the ultimate dirt bike in this category with a high performance engine along with a great start. This dirt bike is…
The 2005 Yamaha TT-R230 is the perfect bike for mom or dad, either for riding with the kids on their own Yamaha PWs or TT-Rs, or for getting around the camp area. The key to the new TT-R230 is that…
You will rarely find a used dirt bike for sale that is in like-new condition. Let’s face it, dirt bikes are meant to be ridden off road and they are going to get well used and sometimes very abused. There…
So you own a 2 stroke dirt bike, and it wont start, why? Well before you throw wrenches across the shop, try some of these tips. If its been sitting for any amount of time, the jets may be clogged,…
For all you four strokers out there, many of you probably over look this. Keeping your valves shimmed properly is a big thing. I know it’s not too fun to get to them, but you should check them often. To…
The first step to setting your sag is to set your rebound and compression clicks for both the rear shock and forks into their standard positions. You can check your owner’s manuals for exact location but usually it is located…
