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The Sports Archives – Getting Into Motorcycle Racing!
It’s the childhood dream of many young boys to get into motorcycle racing. Being a motorcycle racer is a very demanding and dangerous profession, taking years of work to enter even the most basic of levels competitively. However, motorcycle racing … Continue reading
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Tagged AMA, how to start motorcycle racing, motocross, motocross archives, motocross beginner tips, motorcycle racer, motorcycle racing, motorcycle racing beginners, motorsports blogs, novice bikers, sports and hobbies, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, types of motocycle racing
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The Sports Archives – Top Innovations In The Motocross Industry!
It’s not until you look back at footage from years gone by that you realise just how much the technology of sport has advanced. It’s not so long ago that athletes ran on cinder tracks and there was no such … Continue reading
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Tagged helmets, motocross, motocross archives, motocross blogs, motorcycle mechanics, motorcycle safety, motorcycle technology, safety equipment, sports and business, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports equipment, sports performance, Usain Bolt
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The Sports Archives – Monster Energy Supercross!
Monster Energy Supercross Supercross has started to become more of mainstream sport and has even developed a bit of a snowball effect in the past few years. Increasing fans can be credited to live coverage on local television stations along … Continue reading
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Tagged AMA Supercross Championship, Chad Reed, Kawasaki, Marty Tripes, Mike Goodwin, motocross, motocross archives, motocross blogs, motorcycle racing, NASCAR, Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, supercross, supercross archives
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The Sports Archives – Looking For A New Sport To Follow?
Not surprisingly, motocross racing has dramatically increased its viewership in the past few years. Not only does the equipment get better year after year, but the rising stars of the sport such as Ryan Villopoto, Josh Coppins, and Ryan Dungey … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Motocross MX Nationals Management Tweaks The Rules!
Retiring champion Josh Coppins bowed out in true style at the end of the 2012 season, and the highly promising Gold Coast resident and rising star Todd Waters will be one of several hopefuls looking to rise when the new … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Extreme Motocross – Three Challenges You Must Conquer!
Motocross is something you can dabble in, or something you can pour everything you’ve got into. I started dabbling at the advanced age of 30-something. I had a fantastic instructor, good equipment, the will, and the guts to learn. I … Continue reading

