Rider Protection Review: Leatt GPX / Fly Valor Neck Brace
The Leatt neck brace is also designed to work with YOU. The brace comes with different spacers to adjust the size, and angle wedges to adjust the rear thoracic support. So instead of the brace just sitting on your shoulders it works with your body.
Accessory Review: Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeders
These Micro Fork Bleeders from Motion pro are great, but do you need them? No. Do you want these fork bleeders on you bike? Yes you do! I keep dropping my fork bleeder screws thanks to my weird sausage fingers, and I'm lucky I haven't lost any on the trail. All you need to do to use these micro fork...
Suspension Install & Review: Hellwig LP-35 Helper Spring
I drive a 2005 Ford F250 FX4 Superduty, and I pull a 30ft. toy hauler that I live and work in. My truck has around 160,000 miles on it, 25,000 or so put on by me. I have the 6.0 diesel engine with all kinds of aftermarket parts and an aggressive tune, so pulling my trailer isn’t an issue. The suspension is a different story. I don’t...
Company Profile: Fly Racing – Motocross, MTB, BMX, Snowmobile Racewear; Street Apparel & Hard...
FLY Racing has its hands in a bit of it all when it comes to motocross-related products and accessories. The company got its start manufacturing handlebars and helmets, and have since expanded its line of products to include apparel, accessories, parts, and protective gear for a variety of different motorsports – including motocross, ATVs, snowmobiles, and more...
Body Parts Install & Review: WheelerWhip Whip Mount
Most public and private sand dune parks require a big orange safety flag bolted to your ride. Some whips mount to the rear hub of the bike on the brake side, others mount to the exhaust mounts. I went with a hub whip mount as I already have a grab handle using the muffler mounting points. There are...
Rider Protection: What Do You Have in Your Trail Pack?
What do you take with you in your trail pack? - When I ride the trails I always have my trail pack with me, and depending on where I am or who I’m with will determine what I have with me. Extra weight is extra weight no matter what form it’s in, be it Gatorade, sandwiches or zip ties, every ounce has...
Video: Not Installing an Enduro Engineering Rear Brake Guard
Not Installing an Enduro Engineering Rear Brake Guard - I was going to install this awesome brake guard from Enduro Engineering, but the hub on the KTM 300 XC-W is a different size than the KTM 450 XC-F. Do you want to buy it from me?
Rider Protection Video: Do You Wear Knee Guards?
Do you wear knee guards when you ride? You should, even if it's just some cheap pads from the thrift store, anything is better than nothing! Read about how to strengthen your knees to avoid injury HERE.
Video: Enduro Engineering Brake Guard Smash Test
Watch me smash this rear brake guard by Enduro Engineering with a pile of big rocks! I took this guard off of my old KTM 450 XC-F, and It did such a good job protecting my rear brake I thought I would show you just how durable it is. This brake guard will be installed on my new...
Suspension Review: Maxima Racing Fork Oil
Everyone pays close attention to what they’re putting in their engines on a regular basis, but they tend to forget about another area where oil is pretty important - their front suspension forks. Oil in your suspension fork is what prevents your bike from bouncing around the track like its a pogo stick, and the...
