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 potential. In recent years, however, things have started to look up for the lime green champ. And with helpful guides like this one, the Kawasaki …
Dirt Bikes
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 rugged charm and straightforward features. Given the bike’s appeal to the young crowd, it would be interesting to know what else it offers – which …
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, fondly called the Might Dax (marketed in the U.S. as the TrailSport™), succeeded the highly acclaimed CT70 lineup. Portability, reliability, and off-road fun are just some of the outstanding qualities …
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 coveted by other dirt bike categories. But for the savvy enthusiast, there is more to this chunky two-wheeler than brute strength and rip-your-face-off speed. This article will cover some fascinating …
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) events, being one of Team Green’s top-selling bikes. Given its off-road reputation and 23-year production run, it would be interesting to know what this highly-acclaimed dual-sport wheeler has to offer. …
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 players was Honda, jumping the wagon with the release of its 1971 Honda SL70. Let us discover more about this less familiar but highly regarded two-wheeler in this guide. The …
In recent years, a growing number of dirt bike options have become available for young riders. Carbureted 50-cc Yamahas, KTMs, or Suzukis no longer monopolize this sub-segment. Moreover, the timely advent of electric bikes like the Razor SX500 McGrath Dirt Bike in the last decade has made make-and-model selections diverse and better suited to consumer …
Kawasaki’s KX80 may not be the first name on the minibike map, but its performance is second to none. And this should be no surprise, especially from a pit bike belonging to the famed KX™ lineup. Despite the segment being dominated by Suzukis and Hondas, the KX80 still made a breakthrough and even introduced the …
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 capable this machine is. Introduced to the market as a dual-sport bike, it laid the groundwork for succeeding 250-cc Kawie motorcycles that have since taken the motorcycling industry by storm. …
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 never fail to impress on dunes and wooded trails as it does on the road. But that’s not all. There is more to this bike than meets the eye – …