Dirt Bikes

It has been a while since the production cease of the Kawasaki KLR 250. But consumers seem to have only recently gotten wind of how…

Undoubtedly an engineering masterpiece, the KTM 525 EXC makes both off-road and street riding more fun. Its impeccable stance, evenly distributed weight, and unmistakable power…

A notable forerunner of the 4-stroke revolution, the Honda TR200 Fat Cat, is among the rarest and most downplayed two-wheelers from the ’80s. Many off-roaders…

True to its trail-bike lineage, the Yamaha DT250 brings with it a promise of safe riding and adventure. One of the leading dual-sport machines in…

At the time of its launch, the Kawasaki 125 Dirt Bike was considered a formidable contender of the 125-class. Its 1984 redesign marked the beginning…

Adventure riding has a long history that traces back to as early as the 1920s. At the time, no specific bike appropriately fit the niche,…

Inspired by a reputable line of ’60s “scramblers,” the Yamaha DT 125 is among the Japanese manufacturer’s longest-standing product lines. This two-wheeled machine may not…

The Suzuki RM125 is preceded by its irrefutable reputation, having dominated the World Motocross GP championship from 1975 to 1984. This famed two-wheeler is light,…

One of Honda’s longest-standing series is, without question, the Honda Z50 Mini Bike. Introduced in 1961 as the CZ100 in Tama Tech Park in Tokyo,…

One of Honda’s most illustrious gems is, no doubt, the Honda Trail 70 (CT70). Introduced in 1969, this classic minibike succeeded the Honda Z50 both…