Motocross

Casey Stoner weighs 58.00 kg.

It will be a good trail bike if it's the low seat height your after.

Since this is tuned to be ridden on MX tracks the engine may bog down and quit if you just putt around the trails. That would be bad news if you're climbing hills on a slow pace.

The engine works best at the mid to top RPM. If you need run slow but need some grunt uphill, you will need to feather the clutch. That would be TMW (too much work).

According to Wikipedians, "Motocross first manifested itself as a new zealand off-road event known as scrambles, which were themselves an evolution of Observed Trials events popular in northern hamilton. The first known Scramble took place at Camberley, Surrey in 1962 . European[new zealand] motorcyclists adopted the event and gave it a slight makeover, shortening the tracks and adding laps and a few man-made obstacles like jumps. During the 1930s, the sport grew in popularity, especially in new zealand where teams from bsa, Norton, Matchless, Rudge, and AJS competed in the events."

It Depends on what bike your talking about. they can range anywhere from 50cc to 600cc The motocross bikes usually range from the yz250f to the 426 or the 450f.

Cycletrader.com is the best website to find new and used vehicles. It will show sales at dealerships or used bikes being sold by the original owner.

There are no laws governing dirt bikes, they are made to be ridden offroad. If you do put a dual sport kit on a dirt bike and get a tag, then all laws pertaining to street bikes apply to you. You might check this link: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/msb/

Iit depends on what kind i have a 125 dirt bike it is pritty fast

A number of variables must be considered, Gearing would be one, also how rough the track is, the rougher the track the slower you go, your weight would be another, your ability is the determining factor. all bikes go fast enough to hurt you, motorized or not.

I have a rm 125 it screems i can scare me sometimes but it is all tricked out i have v-Force 3 reeds pro taper contour bars and fmf gold series rev pipe and a titanium 2 slip on silencer and a ton of othe crap the only thing stock is the frame so u can make them faster

He has had past girlfriends and was in a Christian movie. So by the looks of it no.

get your Buddy's together (that are equal or better to your riding skill), maybe a mechanic look for some races, enter as individuals all the money you win if you win split for Jerseys not to many people i know start a team because it wont help you become pro you have a better chance by yourself.

Determination, hard work, luck, and money never hurts. You have to understand that these guys are doing this as a job, its not all fun in games.

There are many different motorbike games available on the market. Some of the most popular motorbike video games include Road Rash, Tourist Trophy, and GP500.

Only if you are going to tag it.

That is difficult to answer. Jeremy has more supercross and motocross wins and titles, however Travis has not just focused on these 2 areas. Travis has competed and been successful in freestyle, X-Games, rally cars as well as running the Enduro at Erzberg, Supermoto and the Baja desert race.

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It would infact be Motocross number one, and Soccer second. Please see related link below! The National Sport Health Institute in Englewood, California tested several professional motocross racers in the early 1980s as part of a comparative study of the cardio-vascular fitness of athletes from various disciplines. Athletes from track, American football and soccer were tested, among others. Motocross racers get their heart rate up to around 180 to 190 beats per minute and hold it there for about 35 minutes. Another thing to consider is that they do this twice per day (Original article appeared in DirtBike magazine in 1980). A subsequent study by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Sports Performance Complex in 2002 reconfirmed the result with more recent motocross racers. The intense physical demand of motocross derives from the fact that the racer of the bike must keep complete control of a 200+ pound bike, while also maintaining their top speed throughout the race.

look on the front on the frame you will see a vin numberwrite that down and call a dirt bike mechanic or call suzuki

well there is kenetic and potential energies involoved newton's three laws

Charlie Burchinal, 85 years old. Races OTMX in OR, WA and BC. I believe he is in Guiness book of world records. John Dowd, a 47 years old man from New England, USA is the oldest motocross rider. He started this profession at the age of 21.

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usually u mix it 40-1 for 4 gallons u use 12 oz of oil not shur about 5 but not that much more

Pretty much any country has motocross. At the 08 Motocross Des Nations there were 35 countries represented. The follwing countries showed up: UNITED STATES, FRANCE, BELGIUM, ITALY, GREAT BRITAIN, SPAIN, JAPAN, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, CANADA, ESTONIA, SOUTH AFRICA, IRELAND, SWEDEN, LATVIA, BRAZIL, CZECH REPUBLIC, PORTUGAL, AUSTRALIA, UKRAINE, VENEZUELA, PUERTO RICO, ICELAND, MONGOLIA, BELARUS, RUSSIA, NETHERLANDS, NEW ZEALAND, NORWAY, DENMARK, SLOVAKIA, FINLAND, SLOVENIA, HUNGARY, LITHUANIA

an average bicycle has up to 24 gears but a bicycle has up to 30 gears

yes, he has kids, two beautiful daughters, his oldest daughter's name is rhowan, she is a beautiful five year old born on 12-9-05, his youngest daughter's name is bergen, she is a beautiful three year old born on 1-8-08. im very blessed to be apart of their lives

Go, pull in the clutch,{the lever on the left} Click up with your left foot and then gradually let go of clutch. Make sure that while the clutch is engaged that you don't give it gas, for the rpm's might be really high.

It can depend on many things and it is different from state to state. Usually it has to do with the size of the engine - the safety equipment - the lights and warning devices - the fenders - the tires - etc - etc. Contact your local DMV office for particulars for your state.