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Do You Need Insurance for Motocross?
Insurance for motocross is considered an optional personal choice. Motocross organizers are not so keen about imposing dirt bike insurance, but generally, it is recommended to secure some. Nevertheless, even without insurance, you can still join any motocross competition.
How to Winterize a Dirt Bike
Winterizing your dirt bike involves putting a fuel stabilizer in your gas tank, removing the battery, and storing it on a stand. You will also need to make sure to take care of any repairs and maintenance needs before you winterize your bike. This process will make sure that your bike is ready to use when the winter is over and the riding and racing season is back in full swing.
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What is the Basic Maintenance for a Dirt Bike?
Basic maintenance for a dirt bike includes regular cleaning and washing, parts replacement or refill, oil change, visual inspection for damages, tire pressure check, etc.
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How Do You Clean Dirt Bike Goggles and Lenses?
Using soap and water to clean dirt bike goggles and lenses is the best way to go. Soapy water is essentially mild, keeping your dirt bike goggle’s lens safe. Moreover, dish soap is a universal cleaner that quickly removes specks of dust and grime. Plus, most dish soaps have antimicrobial properties.
How Should I Store My Dirt Bike?
You should store your dirt bike inside a covered area such as a garage, shed, or storage unit. Also, make sure you keep it vertical, preferably on a stand, and if storing for any length of time make sure to use a fuel stabilizer.
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How Do You Know When Your Dirt Bike Needs Oil?
The easiest way is to do a visual check of the engine’s oil for its color and cleanliness. Other indicators of potential oil issues are overheating and loud noises coming from the engine. If you have a “check engine light” when it’s blinking or making a signal, it could be due to a needed oil change.
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How Do You Know When a Dirt Bike Needs a New Top End?
A bike can take a lot of wear and tear over the years and repairs will be needed eventually. It isn’t just down to how you treat the bike, but how well it’s been maintained. If you spot the signs quick enough, you can prevent engine troubles from getting any worse and keep repair costs relatively low.
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What is Arm Pump in Motocross and How to Avoid it
Arm pump in motocross is a clinical condition that develops intermittent pain in the forearms from holding onto your bike’s grips. The pain arises because your forearm muscles swell, reducing the blood flow and oxygen levels needed to recover the muscle.
Read MoreDirt Bike Tire Change - When? How much? Balancing? Rim Locks?
Changing the tires on your dirt bike is necessary if the tires are older than 1-year and showing typical signs of wear. The cost to change both tires can range between $190 - $390, depending on your bike and the type of tires. A rim lock is necessary, and ideally, it is wise to balance the wheels.
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Is It Better To Buy A New Or Used Dirt Bike?
If you are a beginner rider or new to riding a dirt bike, then a good quality used bike is recommended for you to learn on and discover the joys of off-road riding. If you have been riding for some time and have the money, or ride competitively, then a new dirt bike would be the better choice.
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