Motorcycle Racing

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mostly ATVs but sometimes motor cycles but the big one is street bikes hope this helps

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YFZ 450 has 39hp

Dual Sport is a term for the combination of a street and offroad motorcycle. A Dual Sport motorcycle offers riders the best of both worlds of exploring single track trails, dirt and fire roads while still being street legal to run on asphalt roads.

A street legal dirt bike allows you to enter new worlds of adventure, freedom and fun whether it be a weekend exploring your local back roads and mountains or participating in an organized Dual Sport event. Dual Sport events are noncompetitive trail rides through scenic areas of our national forests and deserts that provide the rider an opportunity to see what most people will never see.

Yes, this would be a good bike for you if you are 14 years of age. This motorcycle is a dirt bike.

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There all the same, just look at little details. Like for me I would never want the crf250 because the duel exhaust. I just really wouldn't want to pay extra. But for me my Suzuki rmz250 has been perfect. So just look at little things

That is something you will need to research on your own. The horsepower ratings are Honda 450R 42 hp and the YFZ 450 39 hp. But you are as aware as I am that hp ratings aren't the whole story, especially in the dirt. yamaha450-i don't care what people say a yfz450 is faster than a trx450...acceleration and top speed...a yfz is lighter (approx 100pounds) but a trx is said to last longer...honda is know for quality...but my yfz has been fine except for the water seal breaking...so as long as you service it properly I would go yfz

March 2013 The Daytona Chamber of Commerce has it listed as March 8 - 17, 2013.

There are a lot of centers that can help you treat this addiction - they are common throughout the country. I would start searching locally first and then expand my search.

I'm going to guess you meant Hyundai.

If you look on the core support in the engine (above the radiator, and usually around roughly where the hood latches) there should be a sticker with the manufacturer recommended oil.

The answer is non-specific because there are other factors including what oil historically has been used, and the operating temperature of the car. W30, 5W30, or 10W30 are the likely suspects. In cold climates you would use W30 or 5W30 (never ever goes over 100 degrees), in hot climates (it COULD go over 100 degrees but won't go below 40 degrees) you would use 10W30.

If you use 10W30 in a very cold climate you could have hard starting and poor economy. If you use thin oil in a hot climate it can start to cook and lose viscosity (it's lubricating effect) leading to premature engine wear.

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another answer: Actually many manufactures in England and Europe built modified street machines for off road competition before Mr. Honda was a gleam in his father's eye.

Evel made his first jump in 1965. Evel was 27, and had became co-owner of a motorcycle shop in Moses Lake, Wash. To attract customers, he announced he would jump his motorcycle 40 feet over parked cars and a box of rattlesnakes and continue on past a mountain lion tethered at the other end. Before 1,000 people, he did the stunt as promised but failed to fly far enough; his bike came down on the rattlesnakes. The audience was in awe. “Right then,” he said, “I knew I could draw a big crowd by jumping over weird stuff.”

Supercross= usually races inside stadiums, unless it takes place at a speedway, like at the Daytona supercross. Supercross utilizes a single race format, meaning one final moto. To get to this final moto, the riders must qualify through a series of heat races. Supercross is fast, tight and technical. They have big jumps and rythem sections. Supercross usually races on Saturday nights...

Motocross= Motocross races are held on tracks that are permanent, meaning, it isn't torn down after every race, like a supercross track is. The track is longer, wider, and most of them have natural terrain. A lot of outdoor tracks have hills and tricky sections, like sand or off camber corners. They have some big jumps. Motocross uses a 2 moto format. Like supercross, a rider must qualify through a series of heat races.

Like I said before the motocross series uses a 2 moto format. The winner is determined with the best overall score.

Motocross races are usually held on Sunday afternoons....

I believe this was Cary Hart, however he did not successfully land both wheels. Still, at this point, everyone knew that it was now possible to land one. A major step forward for freestyle motocross.

Hot lap is a term used for a test drive. It's where they let drivers take the car on the track and see how the car and the track handle before a race. It is often only a few laps and less cars on the track at a time then during a normal race. Cars are not required to do hot laps but, it is a good idea since track conditions change all the time. By doing a test drive or "Hot Laps" before a race it allows drivers to see how the car will handle in a safer way then just making them race the car. This way they can make changes to the car before the race begins. Hot laps allows driver and crews to make the race safer and car go faster.

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Arenacross tracks are smaller than Supercross tracks. Supercross events are usually held on baseball fields, and Arenacross tracks are usually held on basketball courts.

Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima holds the overall record of 10:01.408. It was set on July 21st 2007 driving the 1000 hp mid-engined Suzuki XL7 Hill Climb Special. all other records can be found at the PPIHC official website http://www.ppihc.com/content.aspx?tabid=7&contentid=188

The AMA season starts in early May and ends in mid-September.

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The fantastic (not) BBC have decided to show golf instead of MotoGP. If you haven't got Eurosport then you're stuck. If paying the licence fee wasn't compulsory, I'd bin the BBC and use the cash to pay for a proper channel!

Depends on the manufacturer, they each have corporate colors that they use. Honda Red Yamaha Blue Suzuki Yellow Kawasaki Green KTM Orange ... etc