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Suzuki is still a viable option for some. We will break down if the 2023 Suzuki RM-Z450/250's dated technology is that big of a deal on the track and how much money is the right amount of money to spend on a new Suzuki.
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Keefer talks about what it is like to ride the new 2023 Honda CRF250RX/450RX as well as who could these bikes be best for, how they handle moto/off-road and how off-road legend Johnny Campbell received a 30 year achievement award from American Honda.
Anchor Tape Co. Vented Front Number Plate (Yamaha YZ450F)
The Kawasaki KX250 has undergone some significant engine changes for 2023 and that sparked FMF to make an update to their 4.1 muffler system. The 2023 Kawasaki KX250 engine character has more low end grunt as well as pulling power than last year’s model but it still isn't quite as good as the Yamaha in…
Logistically it is tough to get our test machines over to the west coast when most of the manufacturers have their media team here on the west coast. I have worked with Drey Dircks over the years at another manufacturer and have learned to respect his honest feedback he gives. Drey has 30 years experience…
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An all two stroke episode and this one goes out to the 2023 KTM 300 SX. Keefer will cover why this 300 is better than a 350, why "faster" doesn't necessarily mean better, suspension settings, fuel injection feel and so much more in this all orange two stroke review!
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We take delivery of our 2023 Yamaha YZ450F out here on the west coast and go over some important aspects of the new bLU cRU. We will cover the differences between the 2022 and the 2023 as well as why we think this new Yamaha is a blend of a Honda and a Kawasaki. Lastly,…
Dirty/smelly gear is not a real treat when you have to put it back in your gear bag after your ride. Some use trash bags, some have hampers that are quite cumbersome and take up room. Orrrrrrr, if you’re like me, you just chuck it back in one of your gear bag pouches and then…