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Euro youth championship axed

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Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic the 2020 European Championships EMX65 and EMX85 are cancelled. The finals of the EMX65 and EMX85 championships were set to take place at the popular Loket circuit in Czech Republic, with many of the European youngest talents due to gather for another fantastic weekend of

Illegal bike yobs threatens Park Gate MX

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The riders and the site afterwards The future of the Park Gate MX track in Kent was dealt a huge blow yesterday when a group of riders broke Covid-19 lockdown rules, illegally gained entrance to the track to ride then left behind a burned out trail of rubbish. Some of the

Special deal for new Rieju buyers

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Rieju has released a bargain price for buyers of its first new 300cc two-stroke enduro model, the 2021 RIEJU MR 300cc which is based on the defunct GasGas production bikes. A production run of 100 MR 300cc Racing models will be made in May, with further production through June and

MCF Team Aid bid to raise charity cash

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If ever there was a time to get behind our countries selfless front-line NHS workers, now is the time to do it. The MCF is calling everyone in our sport to drop their guard, forget sports politics and unite in a single-minded show of solidarity and do what so many

Renaux hits the big time

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Flashback to 2015 and Maxime Renaux was the name that was on everyone’s lips. At the tender age of 14-years old, the young Frenchman had taken the world by storm. After joining the Kemea Yamaha Team (which has since become the Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MX2 team), the youngster raced his

Hypebeast Honda

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This just might be one of the most expensive Hondas you can buy, just because of the stickers on it. It's a stock 2020 CRF250R, with a price tag of $10,000. So that's a cool $2000 more than an identical stock Honda, which is exactly what the bike is. Apart

How one man built a Mugen ME380

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It's a bike that never actually existed back in the day - a 1980 twin-shock Mugen Honda ME480. Back in those days, the final throw of air-cooled, twin-shock bikes, Honda made a production CR125 and CR250 but no open-classer. To get a big-bore bike, you had to pay a huge

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