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I hope so you need to try to see if the people who make mx vs ATV will make one because it would be so easy to make. ill try to find a good e-mail address for them and ask. Atv classes bike classes utv classes it would be bad.
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Who is the best dirtbike rider in the world?
That would depend on which type of racing you are referring to, dirt bikes cover a lot of styles racing. There is Motocross, Supercross, Enduros, GNCC, WORCS, Flat Track and Supermoto. No one person could dominate all of these events.
How do you get to the GNCC races?
you put the quad or the dirt bike or whatever you have on a trailer or the bed of your truck and drive to the race
Does 2005 polaris predator have reverse?
yes i race local gncc on my 500 and i took mine off but yea they havem
Is the Yamaha raptor 125 as good as people really say it is?
No! I saw a Honda trx90 at a Gncc race pass a Yamaha raptor125.
When was the last blackwater 100?
From http://www.toursonvideo.com/blackwater_100.htm... The Blackwater 100 was a GNCC race that was first raced in 1975 and was last raced in 1993. Dave Coombs Sr. started the race which took place in the small town of Davis, West Virginia.
Where usually crosscountry race take place?
In the US, they take place in every state. Cross counrty races include Enduros, Hare Scrambles, GNCC, WORCS and OMA races.
Ghana chamber of commerce and industry address?
The Chief ExecutiveGhana National Chamber of Commerce & Industry2nd Floor Adabla Plaza, Oroko Street, KokomlemleP.O.Box 2325 , Accra - GhanaTel. 233 (0)21-7012780 , 233 (0)21-7012781Fax. 233 (0)21-255202E-mail: info@ghanachamber.org, gncc@ghana.comWebsite: www.ghanachamber.org
What is the difference between motocross and offroad?
Motocross is a type of racing held on a man made closed course where the rider makes numerous laps around the track. Off road takes in several types of racing such as enduros, hare scrambles, GNCC, WORCS, Desert races, where the rider rides a natural terrain course laid out ahead of time. Most off road races are between 50 and 120 miles in length.
Do they still make 2 stroke dirt bikes?
This response will address race dirt bikes and ignore the entry level air cooled 4-strokes such as the TTR's, CRFxxxF's, KLX's, etc. The 4-strokes tend to be a little better on fuel and pollute less as a rule. Gone are the days of 4-strokes lasting forever and being bullet proof. The race 2-strokes and 4-strokes enjoy a similar reliability history with the 250's being somewhat worse due to the high RPM's they run. 4-stroke power delivery is more desirable by some groups due to the low end torque and smoothness. There is still a small weight penalty (5-10 lbs in many cases) with 4-strokes. Probably universally the most undesirable aspects of the 4-stroke race dirt bikes is the fact that 1) they can be very difficult to start, 2) parts and accessories typically cost 2X to 3X as much (rebuild parts, after market exhaust, etc.) as 2-strokes. 3) the horrific costs associated with valve jobs (titanium) and the frequency some brands will require this repair. Why did the 4-strokes all but replace the 2-strokes in motocross? The AMA changed the class rules such that a rider will get the most power from 4-stroke in a given class. It is rumored that the AMA sold out to the EPA. To put it another way, the power of a 2-stroke 125 does NOT equal that of a 4-stroke 250. The power of a 2-stroke 250 does NOT equal that of a 4-stroke 450. The AMA has pretended it does in an effort to kill the 2-stroke. The 2-stroke is alive and well (and often preferred) in the freestyle MX sect as well as the off-road market (GNCC, hare scrambles, enduros, etc). These 2-stroke bikes are plentiful among the European mfr's such as KTM, Husqvarna, Gas Gas, etc.). Yamaha's YZ250 is still available as well.
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