Dirt Bike Reviews

The Suzuki TS125 stands as an enduring icon in the realm of dual-sport dirt bikes, carving a niche for itself in the early ’70s with a blend of versatility and …

For recreational riders and enthusiasts, the Suzuki DR350 is a name that resonates with excitement and off-roading. But beyond its dual-purpose nature, few motorheads know that it laid the groundwork …

Known for its aggressive design, impressive handling, and rider-friendly mannerisms, the Yamaha RT100 was many off-roader’s first motorbike. It may not have insane performance figures and styling. However, a challenging …

Here is another underrated member of the Big Red family – the Honda QA50. Although not as short-lived as the ST90, this minibike was shunned for its second-rate speed and …

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 dirt, these legends are ferociously …

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 the AMA Supercross Championship. It …

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, this dual-sport machine is rider-friendly …

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 a toll on the appeal …

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 understood the extent of its …

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 the youth sub-segment with its …