In depth technical articles on Dirt Bike parts &accessories for Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, KTM, vintage motorcycles, CZ, BSA, & Husqvarna. Engine repair, head repair, 2-stroke, 4-stroke, carburetor, exhaust, pipe, filter, CDI box, suspension, wheels, tires, hubs, sprockets, chain, disk brakes.
 | Jul 1, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
Ricks advises that the 2001 KDX 200 this is one of the finest all-around bikes ever built. By all means, go for an FMF pipe and a set of Boyesen reeds. Then go for two teeth more on the countershaft sprocket. Don't worry, the bike will easily pull the gearing.
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 | Do It Yourself and save some money
Jun 6, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
Fenders, gas tank, side panels; the works. And unless your bike or ATV is a garage queen, chances are you've got scratches and wear marks all over the plastic.
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 | Jun 4, 2009
By:Eric Tabb
Whether it was for saving money by not altering the production line or some other reason, what really matters is the 110 is already wired for lighting.
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 | Inside the perfect bikes
May 12, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
I first saw one of the Rage Maicos on display at an open house at Bill Ramsey's Motorcycle Accessory Shop. The bike was staggeringly beautiful and the attention to detail was incredible.
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 | Readers' Questions Answered by Super Hunky
May 4, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
"I have a 1972 Yamaha 80. I can't seem to find out exactly which model they refer to it as. I was told to look at the engine serial numbers." Find out the answer to this question, and more!
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 | Apr 14, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
We started with the Honda CRF230F and later on, due to an avalanche of mail, proceeded to work on a Yamaha TTR-230R. Both of these bikes are inexpensive, very reliable and parts are reasonable.
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 | Apr 3, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
Pages of readers' questions and Super Hunky's answers. And assorted vintage ramblings, bench racing and shared photos from the dirtbike archives.
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 | Illustrated How To, Step by Step
Mar 18, 2009
By:Eric Tabb
When a bike is left to sit for extended periods of time the seals can dry out and become brittle and prone to leaking.
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 | Mar 17, 2009
By:Rick Sieman
This month, it has spilled and overflowed, so we thought we'd bring you a sneak peek here first - look for the full column on the Off-Road.com Dirtbike Editorial site April 1. But for now, enjoy. And beware!
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