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Is it Illegal to Ride a Dirt Bike in a Neighborhood?
For most neighborhoods, it’s illegal to ride a dirt bike around and you will get ticketed. Dirt bikes are loud and cause a lot of disruption to neighborhoods. And, while there are a few states that allow dirt bikes to be ridden in neighborhoods, it is a very small number.
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The Ultimate Dirt Bike Helmet Guide: Best, Cost, & Longevity
As a dirt bike enthusiast, I know just how thrilling it can be to go on an adventure with your dirt bike. Whether you are racing on the track or going on an off-road adventure, I also know that safety is just as important as having fun. That’s why it’s important to make sure that you choose the best dirt bike helmet.
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Are Motocross Riders the Fittest Athletes?
Motocross is a physically demanding sport requiring both strength and skill. Motocross riders need to ensure they are in peak physical condition to compete safely. Motocross riders are some of the fittest athletes in the world, although no study conclusively proves they are the fittest overall.
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What Size Dirt Bike Does My Kid Need? Youth Sizing Guide
A dirt bike for a child needs to be sized by matching the age, height, and confidence of the child to the seat height and engine capacity of the bike. As a guide,
How Do I Start a Motocross Career?
When starting a motocross career, good training is essential. Besides that, you will need sponsorship. You love riding, and you have a burning desire to make it? Then join the Risk Racing Team! You do not have to be a top professional or amateur champion to get in. Just be passionate!
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What is a Hare Scramble?
In short, Hare scrambles are cross country, off-road dirt bike competitions. In a Hare scramble, all the riders start in a row simultaneously, and the winner is whoever gets to the finish first. No staggered start, no time-trials, just every man for himself until the end.
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Is it Cheaper to Build or Buy a Dirt Bike?
There are three options to own a motocross dirt bike. 1) You build it from scratch 2) You buy a pre-assembled bike that is ready to go, is pricey but very reliable, and 3) You buy a cheap or used bike that is ready to go, but will need parts to be replaced and that's when you select the aftermarket upgrades as replacements.
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What Type of Fuel Do Motocross Bikes Use
Any fuel type between 87-octane and the 92-octane will work just fine depending on the type of motocross bike you own. If you own a 4 stroke, for example, the 82-octane works just fine, but for a 2-stroke, you should go for the ethanol-free higher octanes (92 and 93) because the lower octanes tend to detonate. Two-stroke dirt bikes also require a special fuel/oil mix.
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Will A Dirt Bike Fit in A Short Bed Truck?
If you haven’t transported your dirt bike before, it can seem daunting at first. Which is completely understandable. But rest assured, it’s a fairly simple process once you’ve done it a few times and that’s why we’ve dedicated this article to help you transport your bike in the safest method possible.
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How to Keep Mud From Sticking to a Dirt Bike?
Nothing is better than riding on an MX track, slinging up mud as you go. But after just a few laps the bike can start to weigh a ton and it can be disheartening to find it covered in mud when you pull into the pit.
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