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Roger DeCoster looks back on the 1995 Vegas Supercross when the top riders boycotted the main event
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Welcome to Dirt Bike Magazines Thumper Thursday where it's all about 4-Strokes! This week we are giving you an exclusive first look at our 2007 Honda CRF160R big-bore project with the crew at Cylinderworks. We packed 4-Stroke Theater full…
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Late in 2001, Gary Jones, Chuck Miller and Nicky Hayden conspired with Dirt Bike Magazine to build an especially off-beat project bike: a dirt-track CRF450R. The bike was set up to run in the Formula USA/SFX National Dirt Track Series,…
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In 1995 TM had an 80cc Enduro model that rolled off the assembly line in a 125/250 full size chassis! Yes, that's correct. This was actually an option directly from the TM factory in Italy. TM Racing US recently got their hands on a…
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Welcome to our newest website feature Two-Stroke Theater where it's all 2-Strokes all the time! This week we are taking a look back at our 125cc Motocross Shootout. Enjoy an individual test video on the Yamaha YZ125, Husky TC125, TM125 and…
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Yamaha and Doug Henry get most of the credit for the development of the modern four-stroke, but there's so much more to the story. As the last century came to a close, Husqvarna, Husaberg and Vertemati all played a role in what…
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In 1993, Mike LaRocco became the last AMA 500cc Motocross championship. At the end of the year, the Editors of Dirt Bike got together with him and his bike for a feature in the March 1994 issue. In motocross, the #1 plate is everything.…
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This week's Two-Stroke Tuesday brought to you by Decal Works is all about big-bore 2-stroke projects ! We have a street legal KX500, Honda CR500 powered custom flat tracker and an unreal KTM440 that you don't want to miss! Before Roger…
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In the early '90s, Franco Acerbis and Casey Folks brought the Dakar Rally to America. The Nevada Rally, the only true rally-raid event ever held in the U.S., ran in 1993, 1994 and 1995. It was an amazing feat of organization and planning…
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On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday brought to you by Decal Works we have gone TM 2-Stroke crazy! It's all about the small Italian manufacture's premix burning machines. Our main focus is on the recently completed TMZilla project that uses a…
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James Cramer gives us some insight on what’s hot at Fly Racing for 2020
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Riding the last Twin-cylinder bike to ever enter the Paris-Dakar Rally
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When Roger tested all the 500cc two-strokes and the one four-stroke of 1995, here's what he had to say
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On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday brought to you by Decal Works we give you the first look at our 1998 FMF Honda CR125 tribute project. Editor Mark Tilley somehow has an abundance of Honda CR125 two-strokes in his garage from about…
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There have been plenty of 500cc two-strokes from Husqvarna throughout dirt bike history. But, since the brand’s rebirth a few years back, it has shied away from two-strokes above 300cc. We teamed up with former factory Kawasaki race team…
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Parts 4 and 5 of Roger DeCoster's 1993 Handbook on How To Win at Motocross
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On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday brought to you by Decal Works we give you the first look at our latest Suzuki RM125 project on day 1 of the process . No clean up at all, just raw photos as soon as the bike was unloaded. This will give you…
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Roger DeCoster's tips on how to approach your practice days for motocross
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On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday we give you the first look at our 2019 KTM300 XC project with Vertex Pistons. This is the last year KTM made their 300cc XC carbureted model available to the public before switching everything over to fuel…
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The Atlanta Supercross was held on leap day, February 29th, 2020. That must have created some cosmic chaos, because there were a number of  strange things happening on the  track, featuring riders like Jeremy Martin, Eli Tomac, Jason…
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