Dirt Bikes

When determining the most successful miler of all time, Fred Nix, Scott Parker, Chris Carr, Ricky Graham, and Jay Springsteen come to mind. On the…

The Suzuki RMZ 450 is highly regarded by both the racing and motorcycling communities, being the first 4-stroke wheeler ever to grace the podium of…

In an industry dominated by overpriced motorcycles and the Big 4, the SSR XF250 Enduro is another diamond in the rough. Sleek, powerful, and straightforward,…

The ’70s was a critical time for Enduro-style motorbikes – including the Yamaha DT400. Despite the ingenuity from manufacturers, the impending decline of 2-strokes took…

To paint the KX500 in words is to describe a mystical dragon – fire-breathing, powerful, and fearsome. For quite some time, only racing enthusiasts truly…

The Yamaha PW80 has always been a top choice when purchasing a powerful yet non-intimidating kids dirt bike. Introduced in 1991, this two-wheeler has dominated…

Without a doubt, the Honda ST90 is one of the most underrated models of the Honda CT series. Produced for only three years, this motorbike,…

For non-open-class riders, the Honda CR500 may seem like a bore. After all, this unchanging 500-cc behemoth already inherently possesses all the power and reliability…

The Kawasaki KDX200 is a bonafide do-it-all machine. Its prowess as a two-wheeler extends from casual weekend rides to braving International Six Day Enduro (ISDE)…

Since the advent of the minibike in the ’40s, big-name manufacturers have worked hard to bring their innovative motorcycling concepts to fruition. Among these key…