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What Is The Best Off-Road Dirt Bike?
The best off-road dirt bike is typically one that has a fuller range of speed as the gearing isn’t focused on just 2nd and 3rd gear like motocross. An off-road dirt bike has power through all its gear ratio and is designed for much longer rides in terms of comfortability.
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What Is The Best Dirt Bike Gear Brand?
The best dirt bike gear brand is one that is innovative in the sport, providing real solutions for real problems for dirt bike riders. Risk Racing is such a brand whose products are engineered for performance, reliability, and durability, giving you a brand you can rely on!
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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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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,
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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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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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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Can a Dirt Bike Ride on Water and What to Do if It Falls In?
You got your dirt bike to take on great adventures with you. You know all about the excitement of just racing around or doing laps on the track, but you may not know all about riding on water. It may seem like a movie trick and you may be wondering if that’s something you could do.
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RISK Racing: Off-Road Innovation
With over fifteen years under their belts, Risk Racing got its start in James Burry's garage, whose combined passion for motocross and product design sparked a chain reaction of moto innovation. Today, Risk Racing offers a plethora of unique products designed to help riders get the most enjoyment out of their sport, both on and off the bike.
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Can You Ride a Dirt Bike in the Rain?
When you buy a dirt bike, you want to be able to take it out on as many adventures as possible. This includes getting dirty with it out in the rain. But many dirt bike and electric bike owners wonder if they are even able to ride their bikes out in the rain. Of course, you want to be as safe as possible and protect your bike, which is why this is a valid and important question to ask.
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