These are photos and information on motocross bikes over the years
This is a cool roundup Dirt Rider put together prior to the 2006 Supercross season covering all the riders and factory Support teams. Continue reading The 2006 Factory Motocross/Supercross Teams and Riders
This is my look back at the ten important events that shaped America’s first 50 years in motocross. This is a video version of an article I wrote for PulpMX.com way back in 2012. Continue reading Motocross History: The Ten Defining Events That Shaped American Motocross
My latest Classic Steel over at PulpMX.com covers KTM’s all-new for 1987 250 Motocross. This machine was majorly updated for 1987 and a solid choice for those looking to ride something other than Japanese at the time. Classic Steel #145: 1987 KTM 250MX Continue reading Classic Bike Review: 1987 KTM 250MX
This is my look back at the history of Honda’s iconic mini racers the CR80R and CR85R. Produced from 1980 through 2007, the CR80R was often at the head of the class and nearly always one of the fastest minis available. In 2007, Honda eventually retired the two-stroke CR85R in favor of the new four-stroke CRF150R. Honda CR80R and CR85R History 1980-2007 Continue reading Honda CR80R and CR85R History 1980-2007
This is my look back at Honda’s first liquid-cooled Open Class machine, the 1985 Honda CR500R. Feared for its potency and revered for its iconic looks, the ’85 CR500R may be the most powerful 500 Honda ever produced. After 1985, Honda strove to mellow out their 500cc beast and make it easier to manage. Big, burly and not for the faint of heart, the 1985 … Continue reading Classic Bike Review: 1985 Honda CR500R
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