16 New Kawasaki Models: What we know
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
Kawasaki's website has been an interesting spot lately. A banner greets guests to the page with a timer counting down to June 6 — the day Kawasaki plans to launch 16 new models.  Just days away from the unveiling, it's time to discuss what to expect from the event. Return of the Eliminator Let's start out with what we're most likely to see. According to Ben Purvis from Cycle World, Kawasaki announced the revival of the Eliminator line at the Osaka Motorcycle Show in Japan on March 17. Earlier this year, Dustin Wheelen reported that information related to an Eliminator 450 was included in ..read more
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Fox Comp and Comp X Boots: What you need to know
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
Equipment designed to prevent hyperflexion and severe damage, boots are essential for any rider. That said, few things lead to a poor experience like a bad footwear. Because there are multiple entry-level boots on the market ranging in quality, many new riders have a hard time adjusting to what can be a restrictive form piece of gear. That's why Fox tries to make their Comp boots affordable and easy to ride in. The Comp line is designed for new and casual riders. That said, they’re also phenomenal for ATV riding. Two of the most established lines on the market, the Comp and Comp X boots recen ..read more
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Pro Set Up: Alan Dixon's MX Gear Overview
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
Elite riders need elite gear and sponsored freestyle motocross rider Alan Dixon is no exception. Today, we’re looking over some of his setup!   Fly Formula Carbon Helmet Coming with a 12K carbon fiber shell and a bendable nylon visor, the Fly Formula Carbon weighs in at just 3 lbs. The helmet also comes with true functional ventilation, making it more comfortable and aerodynamic. While designing the Formula Carbon, Fly focused on total brain protection. Finding the best ways to prevent rider concussions, the company gave the helmet conehead EPS technology to manage impact absorption. The ..read more
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Polaris releases new SxS: the Xpedition
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
An overland-style machine, Polaris unveiled their new Xpedition side-by-side on May 16. “The Polaris Xpedition debuts a capable but costly ATV alternative to overloading rigs based on passenger trucks and SUVs,” Jalopnik writer José Rodriguez Jr. said. Polaris says their new machine “is built to get deep into the backcountry.” Coming with a 999cc engine, the Xpedition is capable of producing 114 horsepower. The new machine also has 14” of ground clearance, 30" tires and a FOX suspension setup. Its 12.5 gallon gas tank gives it a 200 mile range. Like the General, the Xpedition’s designed to be ..read more
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CFMOTO Racing Pruestel GP Team finished Third at Circuit of the Americas
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
Competing at one of the most infamous tracks in the United States, CFMOTO Racing's PruestelGP team finished third at the 2023 Moto3 Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. "I feel really good after this performance," CFMOTO rider Xavier Artigas told PruestelGP. "It's amazing to be on the podium again, and at one of my favorite tracks. The race went very well. I stayed in the leading group and felt great on the CFMOTO." A track with 20 turns, the Circuit of the America's is known as one of the toughest places to race in the country. Riding on a properly dried for the first time that weekend, Artigas t ..read more
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Finding the Right Pair of Goggles for You
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
They may be considered a small piece of gear, but goggles have a massive effect on riding experience. Old and cheap pairs have the potential to fog up or let debris through, potentially sidelining the wearer or worse. Whether you’re looking for a budget pair or something tailored to your riding style, there are multiple options. Today, we’ll be talking about the different tiers of goggles. Good Tier Some goggles, like the Fox Main's and the 100% Strata 2s achieve quality and practicality. Goggles Fox says are "ounce-for-ounce" the best value on the market, the Main line has 9 different model ..read more
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Must-Have Items for your first SxS
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
The weather's starting to get warmer which means it's time to put away the sleds and break out the side-by-sides. Whether you’re buying your first UTV or you're a seasoned rider, here are some must-have items for 2023. Blow Hole There’s nothing quite as demoralizing as ripping a belt. Not only can it stop your ride, but it’ll also set you back at least $200. The biggest reason belts rip is due to wasted heat energy. When load on a machine is increased, the engine demands more from the clutch and puts pressure on the belt.  That’s where a blow hole comes in. A blow hole is a fan hooked to ..read more
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Alpinestars Tech 3's and Tech 7's: What you need to know
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
One of the most revered names in motocross boots, Alpinestars’ Tech 3 and Tech 7 lines are industry staples for multiple reasons.  Rider’s love them not only for their awesome design, but for the comfort and protection they provide as well. For those currently looking for a pair, here are some things we love about the current models. Tech 3s Considered the company’s entry-level boot, the Tech 3’s offer exciting features to new riders. While some beginner boots are stiff and limit mobility, Alpinestars uses a microfiber material on the upper part of the Tech 3 to allow for ankle movement ..read more
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Gear Walkaround: Dirt and Street
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
Gear is essential for kind of rider. Whether it's cross-country or down the street, it’s important to stay protected. That said, it can be tricky to find what you need for your situation. Here’s a walkthrough of the types of gear you’ll need for dirt and street bikes: Street Bike Motorcycle’s require the most unique get-up. Protecting riders at high speeds and on tarmac, street bike gear is built thick and tough. Here are a few things we recommend putting on before you ride: Helmet: There’s nothing more important to wear during a ride than a helmet. That said, there’s a few multiple kinds o ..read more
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5 Places ATV Riders Need to Visit this Year
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by Simon Mortensen
1y ago
With the amount of spring snow Utah has gotten, it’s as if mother nature is making up for a dismal 2022 winter. While the fresh powder is a beautiful sight for snowmobilers, some are pleading for warmer days to return. That’s why we made this list: to remind those who are craving sunshine that Utah has some iconic riding spots. For those ready to break out the quads, here are five places you need to take your ATV this year: Moab Known for its world-renowned mountain biking trails, Moab is also a popular destination for ATV riders. It offers a diverse range of trails that cater to riders of al ..read more
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