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Of all the major manufacturers, Honda can be forgiven for not throwing the full weight of their engineering prowess behind the 2006 CR250 two-stroke. After all, way back in 1972 Honda vowed that they weren’t interested in building two-strokes
An up-close look at a true works bike
A KX125 with flare
Back in 2006, Suzuki was the only Japanese manufacture that was still making upgrades to their two-strokes
It’s no secret that we didn’t like this bike very much in 2003. It finished last in MXA’s 2003 250cc shootout. Find out if the 2004 KTM 250SX was any better
From red to hot pink to blue
James Stewart made easy work of the 125 class in the 2004 Nationals on his tried-and-true KX125. If he could, why couldn’t we on a Pro Circuit RM125?
We do know that there was one kid doing pretty well on a KX125 in the AMA 125 Nationals back in 2004, but his magic didn’t translate into a lot of copycats with money
Jeremy’s last factory two-stroke
Did you own any of these 125cc or 250cc winners throughout the two decades?
One small step backwards and one giant leap forward
KX250 vs. RM-Z450
Suzuki resurrected itself from the ashes of the rather mediocre 1998 engine in 1999. The ‘99 powerband was a KX250 clone
In 2007 the YZ125 earned the 125cc Bike of the Year award ten times in 11 years (losing only once to the KTM 125)
1999 was the first year the KTM 125SX two-stroke could compete on the racetrack with Japanese smokers
No expense spared 1986 Honda CR250 Motocross de Nations replica
The good and bad about the 2005 KX250
RC, DeCoster & Goose tell all about the bike that everyone who was anyone in 2005 remembers
Chad Reed gets his first Supercross championship
The two-strokes of the Hall of Fame museum
Found in a shed in Ireland
Ben Townley vs. Tyla Rattray in 2004
A gallery of some of the coolest factory 125cc bikes from the past
The most modern vintage bike made
RC, DeCoster & Goose tell all about the bike that everyone who was anyone in 2005 remembers
This two-stroke CR125 turned into a fire breathing CR139. This is one of the fastest big-bore 125’s around
In 2001, Honda came to its senses and took a step back to the good old days
MXA tests the 2005 big wheel RM85
In 1997 Alessandro Puzar almost won the 125cc World Championship on a TM 125cc
It is never a good sign when the hate list is longer than the like list