For young competitive riders looking for the hard acceleration, cornering agility, tunable suspension, and powerful braking ...

Kawasaki’s KX450 Special Racer KX450 is Jeremy McGrath’s premier race weapon of choice, bringing a factory-level motocross ...

With only slight variations from its motocross roots, the KX250X cross-country model can pack a competitive punch both on the ...

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Yamaha’s venerated YZ250 two-stroke motocrosser has long been a favorite platform for off-road competition, and now comes equipped for the task.

Off-road competition at its peak, the KX450X brings cross-country capability to Kawasaki’s flagship racebike.

Yamaha’s YZ250FX ups the ante for 2025 with improved off-road capability, an all-new chassis, revised suspension, and new traction control system.

For starting young on the motocross track, the Kawasaki KX65 is an ideal mount, giving small riders proportionate power and chassis capability to dream big.

A hybrid of trail performance and urban agility, Kawasaki’s KLX300SM supermoto offers unique dual sport fun that can flex on the asphalt and drift in the dirt.

The venerable PW50 is where so many riders get their start. The entry-level two-stroke is the smallest and easiest to ride of Yamaha’s dirt bike family.