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  • Dirt Bikes  By : Jimmy Sturo
    Dirt bikes, also known as Trails Bikes are off-road, lightweight motorcycles built for cross country, unpaved, rough or uneven grounds. Since they are specifically designed for rough terrains, they are also equipped with rugged tires and suspension. They also have a smaller engine power than typical street motorcycles, normally less than 500 cc... Want to learn more? Check this article.
  • Do I have to face dirt bike jumps?  By : Andrew Green
    If you ever want to ride on a motocross track you are going to have to learn to beat the dirt bike jumps. At first they are a very daunting affair, and riding at them with any pace seems almost suicidal but to get anywhere in dirt bike racing you need to face them and you need to beat them otherwise you won’t get anywhere and you won’t have any success. To keep Reading, Click Here.
  • Motocross Gear - Worn out of Necessity, Shaped over Time, polished with Style  By : Mark Sturge
    When dirt bike racing was in it's infancy riders wore whatever was available to protect themselves. Open faced helmets, Jofa pants, leather protection... as the protective equipment was not specifically made for dirt bike racing, riders looked more like confused hockey playing bikies than dirt bike racers!. Keep reading here!!!
  • Popular Dirt Bikes  By : Jimmy Sturo
    The most popular Dirt Bikes are those manufactured by Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, and KTM. Some of these products can be very expensive since their demand is very high with professionals and amateurs alike... Learn more about dirt bikes in this article.
  • What are dirt bike trails?  By : Andrew Green
    While dirt bike racing and motocross is normally done on designated tracks that are set out and predefined, dirt bike trails are the equivalent of free ride. In some areas you can just head off to a decent dirt bike trail and ride how you want and where you want.



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