Motocross Information, Pictures
Bike Setup, Maintenance & Other Tips
Related to Amateur & Professional MX

Whether you're rolling doubles or airing out triples, there's no doubt that Motocross is a high and an incurable addiction that nothing else can compare with. What other sport is there that is this Intense? Where else are you going to get the rush that comes from railing a berm perfectly, blitzing a set of whoops or clearing a sick gap? I don't know about you, but we personally can't think of much else that delivers this level of intensity.

This website is designed in such a way as it really doesn't matter if you ride just for fun once in a while on the weekends, or race an active series. If you have ever thrown a leg over a dirt bike in the past, or have been riding for a while, you likely know there are intense physical demands that are required in motocross and that the dirt bike is a high strung machine, requiring constant maintenance and up keep, so the tips around here might seem like second nature to you.

2011 Pala Motocross RacerX / Alli Sports Post Race Show
Including an Interview with the 450cc Champion Ryan Villopoto

If you don't yet have any seat time on a motocross bike or motocross track and are just getting started you're in luck finding this website, because you are going to find the info that will help you get started and give you the confidence you need to jump on a dirt bike and rail a rutted up or blown out berm, clear a double or triple easier (with less fear) or just last a couple more laps on the track.

Being ate up with this sport, along with packing some knowledge about it, We figured we'd spread the word so you just happen to be in luck by finding this website because this is a resource you'll likely find valuable for articles you're interested in and which are not already common on many other sites.

There's Motocross related info around here such as:

• How to make your motocross bike last and perform at it's best
• The Things to know that will help you charge through the ruts and braking bumps for another lap and through the checkers
• What to keep in mind if you're building your own MX or SX Track
• Setting a Dirt Bike up so it "fits you" properly along with much more

Since we ride, we know the physical demands that are required to hang on to a dirt bike, and last more than a lap around any track, as well as the maintenance that a dirt bike requires to remain reliable not to mention being competitive.

So the info below should hook you up with what you need to know to keep a motorcycle running at it's best, some things to know that ought to keep you healthy along with some tips for keeping the rubber pointing down (This helps for staying healthy) and help you get to the front of the pack and not be left dodging rock filled roost coming off of another riders back wheel nor having to take evasive actions to avoid a rider that is swapping and out of control in front of you (unless you're coming up on a lapper then it's all on you) this way you can put the "Smack Down" on your competition and stay way ahead of the chaos and flying roost behind you.

Motocross Resources We Can All Use:

• Here's some Pictures from the Trenches
• How-to articles for making a dirt bike last or perform at it's best
• If you have land and want your own MX or SX track...
• If you're considering a Used Dirt Bike these Tips may help
• If you're picking up a New Dirt Bike you may want to Read These Tips
• MX Training info to get you Started in the right direction
• The History of Motocross
• Motorcycle Setup Tips

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