Setting suspension sag properly prior to making bike modifications is the most important thing you can do to ensure peak handling performance from your dirt bike. Too little sag, and your bike will be prone to topping out. Too much sag will have your bike bottoming out more frequently. It’s important because you need your
A new, aftermarket exhaust is probably the easiest way to add power to your dirt bike, quad, or side by side. When shopping for exhaust systems for your powersports vehicle, it’s important to consider your environment and riding application. Running quiet is becoming more and more important in populated areas. Many public riding areas have
Few things can make a kid go from happy to sad more quickly than these three words: “batteries not included.” After all, the latest electronic toy or gadget is useless without fresh batteries—and that’s why you’d never give an electronic gift without a good set of batteries, right? Right? The same principle applies to your
It’s an unfortunate irony, but a true one—your dirt bike doesn’t like dirt. More specifically, your bike’s engine doesn’t like dirt. Too much of it will inevitably clog your air filter, restricting airflow, robbing you of horsepower, reducing your gas mileage, and making the overall riding experience infinitely less pleasant. Of all the chores related
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