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How to Ride Motocross
How to Get an AMA Pro Motocross License
Rules of Motocross
Advanced Level Motocross Riding
History of Motocross
Motocross Safety Gear & Accessories
Motocross Safety Tips
Training For Motocross
Motocross Riding Tips
Knowing & Treating Motocross Bike Well
How to Freestyle Motocross
How to do a Motocross Can Can
How to do a Motocross No Leg Can Can
How to do a Motocross Heel Clicker
How to Whip a Motocross Bike
Motocross, a worldwide motorcycle off-road racing competition, began in England shortly after World War I,… More
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Make sure the bike moves with you. Learn how to maintain control a motocross bike, in this free video.… More
Tips for turning in motocross race. Learn how to perfect tight motocross turns, in this free video.… More
Get the basics of motocross riding down before trying freestyle. Learn more about freestyle motocross with… More
Supercross riders thrill onlookers with death-defying jumps, burnouts and spills, all within the space of … More
Getting a motocross license used to involve filling out a piece of paper and sending money. Learn about ob… More
The Motocross of Nations is the Olympics for dirt bikes. Learn more about motocross history with tips from… More
Motocross freestyle riding has become very popular recently. Learn about motocross freestyle riding with t… More
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Tips for motocross beginners. Learn how to get started in motocross, in this free video clip.… More
Tough, open-faced helmets are popular for motocross riding, and some have built in visors. Learn how to ch… More
There are two different license types in motocross. Learn how to get each motocross license with tips from… More
The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is the world's largest sanctioning body for the sport of motor… More
Motorcross boots are essential safety equipment for any rider participating in any type of motorcross acti… More
Summary: The Motocross of Nations is the Olympics for dirt bikes. Learn more about motocross history with tips from a professional motocross rider in this free sports video.
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"The history of motocross is a very rich one, it started in Europe as scrambles in the 1940's culminating with the formation of the Motocross of Nations which is basically the Olympics for motorcycles in 1947. The world sanctioning body for motorcycling, the FIM or the Federation for International Motorcycling, in 1957, started the World Motocross Grand Prix Series, which was the pinnacle at that time. In 1970, several of the European riders sent over to America to do some races called the Trans AMA Series, which was kind of a, a national series over here. That sparked motorcycling here to the point where in 1972 the AMA or the American Motorcyclist Association started the series that is now the AMA Motocross Nationals. After 1972, motorcycling in America in general just gained huge popularity, all through the eighties with riders like Johnny O'Mara, Rick Johnson, Broc Glover and David Bailey, really set a precedent and popularized almost to, to mainstream stardom, some of the top riders in, in motocross. And nowadays we have the American Supercross Series, which is the, basically the pinnacle of racing in the world, as well as the AMA Motocross National Series, that spurred from the original 1972 series that they promoted and today, the United States is, is a hotbed for motocross, attracting the top riders from all over the world. The FIM Series in Europe is still going strong. The Grand Prixs have a lot of very, very talented riders but it seems like a lot of the top riders over there will eventually migrate to the United States, which has been for awhile, heralded as the, the hotbed for, for motocross racing in the world and kind of the standard by which everybody's measured."
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