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11 Things Every Dirt Bike Rider Needs
The most important equipment for dirt bike riders is:
Helmet and neck brace
Elbow and knee protection
Goggles
Riding gear
Gloves and palm protectors
Bike stand
Pit matt
Work light
Maintenance tools
Utility jugs
Transport system
Read MoreHelmet and neck brace
Elbow and knee protection
Goggles
Riding gear
Gloves and palm protectors
Bike stand
Pit matt
Work light
Maintenance tools
Utility jugs
Transport system
How Do You Load 3 Dirt Bikes In A Truck?
The best way to load and secure 3 dirt bikes in a truck is to use 3 Lock N Load Pro MX transport systems. The ability to load 3 bikes in a truck will still depend on the size of your truck, the size of the bikes, and the equipment you have to secure the bikes in place. The old-school method is to use multiple tie-down straps which put unnecessary pressure on the fork seals.
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What Should a Motocross Rider Eat?
The main food groups a motocross rider should focus on are; fruit, vegetables, whole grains, protein, and dairy products. Many riders opt to use supplements to further improve their performance. It’s recommended that riders avoid alcohol and unhealthy sugary snacks.
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Nutrition and Training Tips for Motocross
Want to know the tips that set the motocross pros apart from the amateurs? It’s no secret that nutrition and training play a pivotal part in making sure you’re competing in top form, but with so much information at your fingertips, how do you know what to listen to?
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Necessities for Riding Dirt Bikes in Wet Conditions
A goggle cleaning system like the Ripper Auto Roll-Off or JAC V3 Goggles with tear-off lenses is necessary for riding dirt bikes in wet conditions. Mud grips keep handlebars dry to maintain control and avoid arm pump. A multi-pronged mud-removal tool (like the Mud Axe) is a must-have for cleaning your bike during (and after) riding.
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The Essential Dirt Bike Gear Guide
To enjoy dirt bike riding, you need to make sure that you have the right gear. If you are new to motocross or other dirt biking activities, it can be useful to better understand the different gear that you absolutely need and how to pick the right gear for you.
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Motocross Training for Beginners
Beginners in motocross should focus on learning how to corner and jump. It’s also important to learn the right holeshot technique. Off the track, focus on boosting your physical fitness and learning more about the strategies of motocross racing.
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What are the Best Motocross Grips?
The Fusion 2.0 motocross grips have all of the benefits of a superior motocross grip with none of the trouble. They are easy to install and remove, provide sufficient vibration dampening, great comfort, solid gripping, and are built to endure even the hardest rides.
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Why Do Some Dirt Bikes Not Have Kickstands?
The main reason for dirt bikes to not have kickstands is to reduce the weight of the overall bike. Having a lighter bike means the rider can move faster within a race or out on a trail, etc. Additionally, less weight on the dirt bike allows the rider to turn, change speed and handle the bike much more easily.
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How to Tie Down Dirt Bikes in a Toy Hauler
To tie down a dirt bike in a toy hauler, riders can use straps and cords in addition to D-rings, tie-down bars, wheel chocks, track-rail systems, or the Lock-N-Load transport system. Each of these systems, except the Lock-N-Load transport system, requires the additional use of straps to keep each bike secure.
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