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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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Motocross Slang Words – What Do Those Terms Mean?
If you are new to motocross, you will slowly find out that you need to get to grips with a handful of terms and slang so you don't look, and sound, like a complete goon at the track. These are some of the basic terms most rookies ask about when they are getting started.
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Why Do They Call it a Pit Bike, and Why is It So Cheap?
You may have heard the term “pit bike” and became curious about what this type of bike is. Pit bikes have been around for a long time, with origins that go back to dirt bike races. Pit bikes are an excellent option, especially for beginners or teenagers, because they are smaller and don’t typically go as fast as full-size dirt bikes.
How Much Does It Cost To Fix A Fork Seal?
Replacing fork seals on a dirt bike can cost you between $200 and $400 depending on your bike and the shop you take the bike to for the job. Costs can be reduced by doing the job yourself, but this is time-consuming, or you can perform regular maintenance on the seals to extend their lifespan.
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What is the Difference Between a Pit Bike and a Dirt Bike?
In simple terms, a pit bike is the smaller sibling to a dirt bike. Throughout all aspects of the pit bike, it has a decrease in everything. In size, engine power, suspension, and more. The pit bike is more for people just wanting to enjoy a dirt bike but in a less risk-averse way.
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How Do You Secure a Dirt Bike in a Truck?
There are two options to secure a dirt bike in a truck. One, you can tie it down using ratchet straps from the corners of the truck to the bike and tighten accordingly. Secondly, you can install a Lock-N-Load Pro from Risk Racing that has jaw arms that become a quick-release for your dirt bike.
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Why Do Motocross Riders Whip in the Air?
When you see a motocross rider maneuver their bike in their air as they jump, it looks thrilling and adds excitement to watching the sport. While you may think that riders whip in the air just to look cool, the fact is that this action actually serves an important purpose as the rider maneuvers around the track. Whipping isn’t just a “showboat” move, despite what you may think.
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