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Midwest Senior Legend Connie Feist is from Columbia City, Indiana. Connie was the 1981 AMA Amateur 125cc Motocross Champion and continues to dominate much younger riders on a machine with a much smaller displacement. Born in 1960 Connie now races and teaches thoroughout the midwest. conniemx.com is his motocross school website.

He has a younger sister Natalie.

there is no "best" track...red bud has the biggest jump, but glen Helen is usually the most popular due to its location in California

Not sure of the legality but have you considered the fact that it is a neighborhood and maybe the neighbors enjoy a peaceful neighborhood? Neighborhoods were not meant for dirt bike recreation. It is a place where people come to their homes after long days at work and school.

In 1996 Ricky raced one race at Delmont, Pa. Racing for: Team Spitfire/Pro-Circuit Kawasaki, he finished 8th and that was good enough for Rookie of the year honors. I believe his number was "6" I think.

The 8th at Delmont gave Ricky number #70 for the 1997 MX and SX season and he won the Rookie of the Year for finishing 3rd in 125 East SX and 1st in 125 MX AMA National Championship.

Motocross is the second most physically demanding sport in the world, next to soccer.

Trust me, I race motocross.

now that's just not true, i race motocross to but not at a professional level, and there is no way in hell that a little soccer game could be harder

In drag racing, Larry Dixon is the highest paid individual. During the NHRA top fuel he earned a total of $1,371,000.

Last year chad reed was the supercross champion and the nationals campion was James stweart. But one that tops them all is the G.O.A.T Ricky Carmichael Greats Of All Time but he retired in 2007.

By the 17 digit vin number. The 10th character is the year. 10th character - 1988(J), 1989(K), 1990(L), 1991(M), 1992(N), 1993(P), 1994(R), 1995(S), 1996(T),1997(V), 1998(W), 1999(X), 2000(Y), 2001(1), 2002(2), 2003(3), 2004(4), 2005(5), 2006(6), 2007(7), 2008(8), 2009(9)

Motorcycle racing is followed by a lot of spectators in tracks and by almost 8,000,000 of persons on television. Famous Italian motorcycle racing manufacturers include: Benelli, MV Agusta, Mondial, Ducati, Aprilia, Beta. Italian motorcycle racer Giacomo Agostini is the all-time leader in victories of motorcycle Grand Prix history and he is considered the best all-time racer by several experts; Valentino Rossi is second in the same all-time ranking of race victories. All kinds of motorcycle racing are popular: superbike racing, Grand Prix motorcycle racing, motocross, supercross, supermoto, enduro, motorcycle trials, motorcycle speedway.

Motocross was invented by edmann wilkison as a game to show off the dirt bike skills

larry the cable guy

The Kawasaki Aircraft Company was founded in the 1920s. Their first venture into motorcycles was in the late 1940s when they started using their engine expertise to make motorcycle engines. In 1954 they produced their first complete motorcycle under the name Meihatsu, a subsidiary of Kawasaki. AND{ IN 1963 THEY WERE FULLY MERGED , WHITCH PRODUCED THE FIRST KAWASAKI CALLED { K 1 }

his father is Alan jenkins and his mother is barbra peters his brother is kieran derrick and Nathan price

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A fourstroke is about 3 times the cost compared to a two stroke.

Any would be too many. Proper precautions and schooling cut down on the risk involved. yes there are many deaths in motocross. There are at least 10 times more deaths in car accidents than there are in motocross related accidents.

freestyle motocross has not been around that long

wasnt in the xgames till 1991

carrey hart landed the firsrt backflip in competion

Physics and Math are related. Motocross is just the application of Physics as it applies to earth, motorcycles and people. The angle at which the tires of a motorcycle meet the earth is the single most important example of how math can help a rider to maintain maximum traction. Traction and therefore comfort lead to a higher speed. When a rider understands why he or she slows down, they can overcome their fear and conquer it. The understanding of traction and balance are tied to the application of math and physics. pffft its not just give the bike gas Also how fast you can go into a corner and come out of it. Also how fast u can go off a jump Your lap time. And how much you improve.

Usually not much, unless you refer to so-called fullface Moutain Bike helmets with a "bumper" that protrudes in front of the chin to protect it.

Usually a moutain bike helmet has a visor which sometimes can be removed. Reasoning on having a visor? Mountain biking usually meant going into the mountains on a single track and going in and out of the shadows from trees.

So this means usually road bikes don't have visors. Road bikes put your body posture more prone so if you had a visor your vision would be partially blocked.

Road helmets also more aerodynamically streamlined. As far as vents go, they usually have more but are smaller which helps with speed again.

umm.. iam not sure google it but i can tell you that Matt Hoffman was a realy good flatlander one of the best in the world. Dave Mirra though is still the altimate bmxer in all flat land and freastyle in my opnion

from 60-150,000$

Wrong, There is no actual cost on a Factory Supercross Motorcycle. the man hours and aftermarket/hand made parts dont have a dollar amount on them. so it depends on the type of bike if there was a cost :P

There are many large prizes that a pro motocross racer can win each year. The most notable are the X-Games event gold medals and the AMA Motocross Championship.

seven total ama titles * 2002 AMA 125 Motocross National Champion * 2003 AMA 125 West Supercross Champion * 2004 AMA 125 East Supercross Champion * 2004 AMA 125 Motocross National Champion * 2006 FIM WSXGP Supercross Champion * 2007 AMA Supercross Champion and a total of 9 National Amateur Titles, also 2002 Rookie of the year.

If you couldn't get hurt, then dirt biking wouldn't be fun anymore. My add to the previous reply... It is safe when a child races within his ability with proper training from a qualified individual. Racing in a competitive class as a novice is where I have seen most kids get hurt due to lack of experience and preparation. Too often a parent buys a 12 year old an 85cc bike and puts him in competition after only a few practices. That is scary.