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To make the most of the Suzuki RM125 powerband you have to be comfortable living at 12,000 rpm

“It was the craziest track I’ve ever ridden in my entire life. The ruts were deep and didn’t seem to end"

Depending how you feel this could be a How-To-Do-It story or a warning to avoid this addiction while you still have your sanity

On this day in moto, the 2018 outdoor National championship moved East to Pennsylvania for round four of the season

In a world populated by Lompocians and MXA test riders sometimes you gotta hit the ground to get motivated

Round three of the 125cc All-Star race is held in Pennsylvania at the 2018 High Point National. In the 29 rider field it was Wil Hahn and Darryn Durham that battled for the win

See how your favorite 450 riders stacked up in Pennsylvania.

See how your favorite 250 riders stacked up in Pennsylvania

Round 11 of the 2018 MXGP World Championship was held in Lombardia, Italy. With Jeffrey Herlings sidelined with a broken collarbone, Tony Cairoli closed the points gap by 50 points

More than half way through the season the KTM riders of Jorge Prado and Pauls Jonass are less than 10 points apart. The MX2 season is heating up

This a compelling story about the history of first works bike—you should read it even though it contains words

Kawasaki has released an all-new 2019 KX450F with an electric start, finger followers and a hydraulic clutch. Can is beat out the Austrian brothers?

Suzuki resurrected itself from the ashes of the rather mediocre 1998 engine in 1999. The ‘99 powerband starts down low, turns over with a light feel and snaps through a very solid low-to-midrange spread. In fact, it was a KX250 clone

Covington, a relative unknown in America, has been on the Grand Prix circuit for five years—he'll be a rookie in the USA

"Kent Howerton and I started battling over the final transfer spot. He would pass me and I would pass him back. On the final lap, the pass went my way"

Longer links are a handling modification instead of a suspension modification. By lowering the rear, you lessen the stinkbug stance, and as the bike gets lower, its cornering ability improves noticeably.

If you haven’t ridden a new-age 125cc two-stroke, you will be surprised. They have much broader powerbands than in the good old days. Plus, the Husky TC125 the clutch can take abuse without whimpering.

The short answer is yes, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but eventually. We'll always have Paris

Jeremy Martin clocks in the fastest time followed by RJ Hampshire and Justin Cooper