Some turns have big bowls, some turns are flat, and some combine both just to keep you on the edge of your seat. Factory Makita Suzuki rider Ryan Dungey takes you through the transition of a supercross bowl turn that
If you’re paying attention you’ll notice Suzuki’s Josh Strang is whooping up on the GNCC boys. Maybe it has something to do with his sweet whoop-hopping skills. Watch and learn and then go enter a GNCC to find out if
Warning! Dirt Bikes are not for pavement. They’re for dirt. But, if you race on a GP-style course with a stretch of ‘phalt, then knowing some skills is essential for safety and speed. Notice Mr. Cody gets a little wiggly
Nathan Kanney has raced at the top of world competition for years. Since he’s done so all over the world, he’s probably been turned around a time or two in unfamiliar territory. Here, the friendly New Yorker shows us you
Quinn Cody goes fast. How fast? Well, he once made it down to Cabo San Lucas in Baja Mexico before the telegraph office got the message that he left California. How’d he do it? Well, probably by sliding up switchbacks
Ricky Dietrich is not scared of ditches, wash outs or small depressions in the earth. We know because we watched him jump this gnarly-looking-but-easily-cleared gap. Then, we asked him how he does it. Now, listen to Ricky so you can
While it may seem ironic learning how to save energy from a guy who rides for a major energy drink, you can’t deny the fact that Destry Abbott knows his stuff. The five-time AMA National Hare & Hound Champion is
Shallow water crossings with steep clay banks are routine in GNCC and Hare Scrambles racing. None of the pros slam through a section like this, since risking hidden hazards, fouled vision and compromised gloves aren’t worth the milliseconds saved. The
After a very successful career on the 250F, which he capped off with an AMA Supercross and Motocross championship, Ryan Dungey moved up to the 450cc bike full-time. A few weeks after the switch he led Team USA to the
87. That is the exact number of laps that Rockstar/Makita Suzuki rider Ryan Dungey led during the 2009 AMA Motocross series. During each of those blazing revolutions around the track, Dungey had to deal with the intense mental pressure of
We ran into motocross trainer Derin Stockton and racer Nick Wey repeating sections of a track on a practice day, Nick on the bike, Derin on the stopwatch, to try to find some hidden speed. Stockton told us some of
You know you’re not supposed to ride with a death grip on the bar, but did you know you’re supposed to regrip every time you go from accelerating to braking then back to accelerating? This tip from MX School instructor
Kurt Caselli, five-time ISDE Top American, 2007 E3 class winner and 2007 WORCS champion, ripped around a sweeping hardpack berm and right through one of our recent photo sessions at Piru MX Park. When it comes to photo trespassers, we
As humans, our bodies were designed (or evolved, depending on how your parents spent their Sundays) in a deliberate, specific way. Think about it: Your body follows your head. Your head follows your eyes. Your eyes follow whatever you train
A skill that Shane Watts honed to perfection in earning his many championships and racing triumphs all over the world was flying around a flat turn. It’s a hallmark of the grass track special test so prevalent in Europe, but
Wonderful can come in small packages
In this video, Carson & his dad
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