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The article discusses the common misunderstandings and misinterpretations of advice given to mountain bikers regarding technical riding skills, emphasizing the need for context in providing effective guidance. Topics include the importance of clarifying advice, such as "keeping weight back" and "pulling on the bars," to help less experienced riders focus on the essential aspects of their technique.

The article profiles Eli Tomac, the motocross rider of Monster Energy Kawasaki who won the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross 450 MX National Championship in the U.S. Topics discussed include a brief personal background of Tomac, his fame in motocross, his publicity, his pressure and expectations, and his preparations for the Ironman Raceway in Crawfordsville, Indiana.

The article offers information on Shane McElrath and his career as a motorcyclist. It mentions his victory at the Monster Energy Supercross Series motorcycle racing in 2017 and participation at the National championships held at Loretta Lynn's ranch in Tennessee resulting in improved motorcycling skills and techniques of McElrath.

The article presents motorcycle riding tips from five-time National Enduro champion and motorcycle rider Russel Bobbitt. Topics covered include how to do a creek jump, how to do a tree bar wiggle maneuver in woods racing, and what to do when encountering a log in the middle of a turn. It also discusses how to use the terrain to the riders advantage, and how to take a stand even in corners.

The article focuses on the author's unsuccessful effort to ride a motorcycle in the wall of death, also known as motordrome or silodrome, influenced by the champions in this show, the Ives Brohers, Cody and Kyle. Topics discussed include history of the death defying show shown during carnivals and fairs, experiencing dizziness and vomiting, and technique of riding in the wall of death.

The article offers information related to U.S.-based motorcycists Baylor boys, 21-year-old Steward Baylor and 19-yearold Grant Baylor who are passionate about racing motorcycles. Topics discussed include their victory in the National Enduro Series; their performance in the 2016 season; and their practice techniques.

The article offers information on ways adopted by several American motorcyclists representing a total of 32 major championship titles related to adjustment and modification in their bikes. Several motorcyclists that share their experiences related to modifications in bikes includes Ricky Carmichael, Mike Larocco, And Randy Hawkins.

The article presents interviews with several riders who participated at the 2016 Lucas Oil Junior Moto-X, including Jordan Bailey, Joey Crown, Richard Jackson and Max Markolf. They talk about riding styles, training programs and participation in supercross competitions. They also share their hobbies and favorite subject in school.

The article feature motocross rider Lance Coury and his accomplishments since 2010. Topics discussed include how Coury spent his youth racing with his friends, his complete conversion to freestyle when he was 15 years old, and why Coury's image and market value has gone up in recent years. It also mentions Coury's love for two wheels paired with two cylinder-in a V-shaped configuration and his conception of the Moto-Gate tailgate net when he was 15.

The article offers information on Wheeliezone, a school for controlled and balanced wheelies, based in Australia. Topics covered include the type of wheelie that John Fildissis and his crew teach at Wheeliezone, the kind of riders that go to this school, and the teachers' coaching style. Also mentioned is the cost of enrolling at Wheeliezone.

The article presents several important tips for motorcycle riders in the U.S who want to finish in the first position after a motorcycle race. It states the need to be in the fight from the beginning of the race. It notes the need of a good clutch feed and more throttle control. It mentions the importance of recovering from a bad start of the race and being confident.

The article discusses how motorcyclists stay alert to avoid possible damage on ear due to wind noise and its constant exposure to this high-frequency noise. According to hearing experts, the quality and snugness of the helmet, riding position or a windshield fitted to the bike will not reduce noise caused by wind turbulence. The importance of wearing earplugs to allow one to feel fresher at the end of the day and to better concentrate on driving is also tackled.

The article discusses motorcycle racer Marc Marquez's riding style. Topics addressed include his impact on riding techniques and racing strategies in MotoGP races, comparisons with earlier racers such as King Kenny Roberts and Freddie Spencer, and his use of speed and tire movement to make his motorcycle pivot around the front tire. Also mentioned are lessons learned from over-riding Moto2 motorcycles for two years and his influence on other racers such as Jorge Lorenzo.

The reports on the highlights of the 74th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally held in Black Hills, South Dakota. It cites the rock concerts during the rally week and notes the presence of colorful characters, gypsy retailers, and different bikes including metric cruisers, sportsbikes, and BMW motorcycles. It also mentions the Rat's Hole Show at the Buffalo Chip's Crossroads, the visit to the Field of Flags and the American Veterans Traveling Tribute, the demo rides, and sightseeing trips.

The article offers information on motorcycle driving classes offered at the U.S. Classic Racing Association (USCRA) Race School at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Aspects of motorcycle racing covered at a class includes on-tracks safety, handling apexes, and braking properly. It explores various flags used on the track to communicate with the racers as well as discusses the starting procedures and signboards.

The article discusses issues regarding the advent of the 2000 Gravity Games in Providence, Rhode Island, a sport of freestyle motocross where the trick of back flip was firstly discovered by motorcycle racer Carey Hart. Topics discussed include the Honda CR250R motorcycle used by Hart to perform the trick, the perfect trick performed by motorcyclist Mike Metzger at the Summer X Games and the first performer of mini-flip that is motorcyclist Travis Pastrana.

Several photographs are presented depicting motorcycle rider teaching various riding techniques.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of attending the Honda Australia Rider Training's Confidence and Road Skills course for people who just got their learner's Permit.

Several photographs of motocross bike riders that include Brett Cue, Robbie Maddison and Mike Mason executing their competition stunts are presented.

The article discusses the testing of the Ducati 851 F1 Pantah racebike. It relates a brief history of the said racebike, mentioning the victory of motorcycle racer Magic Magoo using Pantah-based 750 F1 racebike. It evaluates the Ducati 851 F1 Pantah motorcycle from Ducati Motor Holding SpA. It details some flaws of the Ducati 851 during the testing and how it works in the racetrack.

Several photographs of various racing maneuvers on race courses which include racers Ryan Villoroto & Adam Cianciarulo at Villoroto Compound in Florida, Christian Craig at Wyvern Ranch in California, and Josh Grant at Castillo Ranch in California are presented.

The article focuses on motorcycle rider Carlos Checa. It is noted that a six-year career extension to Checa has been provided by World Super Bike Championship (WSBK). It is stated that Carlos took seven WSBK podiums and won the prestigious Suzuka 8 Hour riding for a different Honda team. It is mentioned that it was a strong branch of normality in his family tree that has kept him grounded with a regular family upbringing in Spain.

The article focuses on Monza 2013, a technical exercise for motorcycle road racers. In 2012 there were Monza controversies and in 2013 there are of a very different kind. The first race was won by a rider who left Assen circuit down and almost looking out of the series. David Sykes was 0.725sec behind but as far as Sylvain Guintoli was concerned Sykes need to have been dropped back a place to fourth.

The article offers suggestions on dealing with unexpected situation in dirt motorcycle racing. It suggest using dead vegetation, leaves or weeds inside the flat tire to build some resistance for driving the bike. It instructs drying the wet goggle behind the exhaust while revving up the bike. It advises to soften the compression settings of the bike when the suspension is too stiff.

The article reports that Billing Motorcycle Club named the 400-foot hill in Montana as Bentonite Nightmare. It mentions that Bentonite is a rock-filled clay which breaks like shale into flat pieces. It states that the Great American Hill is not easy to be climbed with a motorcycle because it is too steep and rough. It says that catchers uses metal hooks on rope to snag out-of-control machinery.

A list of motocross riding tips from professional riders is presented including the use of body positioning to keep the motorbike under control, remain standing and keep as much momentum in the corners that allow it and stay focused on what one is doing on the track.

The article discusses what made motorcyclist Mike Hailwood a legend in the Grand Prix motorcycle racing. It is stated that Hailwood had a natural talent and an instinctive ability to ride a motorcycle. Ralph Bryans, Hailwood's Honda teammate in 1967, says that Mike was blindingly quick through the corners and on the throttle very early.

The article offers strategies on the how to manage motorcycle group rides to prevent road accidents. It notes on the importance of having a skilled ride captain who makes plans for the whole group and knows how to experience fun while decreasing the risks. It mentions on the idea of organizing a rider's meeting before departure to inform the motorcyclists about directions and traffic safety. It also suggests on the significance of hand and light signals for road communication.

The article focuses on the ways to have a safe and enjoyable motorcycling adventure during the wet season. It discusses three categories that are essential for staying safe and comfortable while riding during the rainy days. These categories include rider gear, bike maintenance, and attitude modification.

This article features the operation of the California Superbike School founded by Keith Code. The school offers advanced riding techniques to its students. Cole developed the curriculum for the school. He teachers his students that motorcycle riding is a technology and a science and offers a discussion-type of lectures.

The article focuses on the author's experience on how he learned various skills and techniques in maneuvering motorcycles at the BMW Performance Center including the technique in water crossing, piloting of BMW adventure bikes across sand pits, and the skill of sharp-turning at low speed.

The article focuses on the view of nine-time World Grand Prix champion Valentino Rossi on the state of sports motorcycle racing and his future. Rossi calls for the need to use less sophisticated sportsbikes but at the same time acknowledges the difficulty to control a motorcycle's electronic components. He proposes the need to enlarge the size of the field of the racetrack and gives importance to tire regulations especially for the 2010 MotoGP World Championship season. He also lobbies against the introduction of new engine regulations.

The article presents the author's comments on Dakar Motorcycle rally in held in Senegal. He comments that the riders observed another few small step-ups of soft sand in front when they hit the top of the dune and the lead riders went over the edge without pause. He remarks that life for these two weeks of the rally is insanely fast, dangerous and challenging for the Dakar racers.

The article offers information on the motorcycling race technique of leg-out cornering. According to the author, the technique started with racer Valentino Rossi and is adopted by other drivers. Christian Iddon, supermoto rider and winner of eight British Supermoto championships, remarked that when dangling a leg out moves the motorcycle's center of gravity which helps the vehicle to turn better.

The article provides several tips related to towing. The author advises motorcycle riders to avoid being towed. He advises the riders to always prepare the tow rope for protection to avoid being towed. In addition, several photographs are presented showing the proper towing procedures and safety tips.

This section offers news briefs on motorbike riding in the U.S. Michael Blose and Ryan Abrigo both won in the MiniMoto SX dirt bike competition at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Matt Boni, Rockstar/Hart & Huntington Honda team rider, has given the C.E. Altman award for being the Top Privateer in 450cc SX. Brad Banister, western advertising manager of Dirt Rider, has been involved in a paragliding accident in Southern California.

The article discusses the top 10 dastardly tricks in motorcycle racing, including running the other rider wide, ganging up, and intimidating the competition. It highlights the need for riders to have more than just pure skill to become a world champion. It mentions that motorcycle racing is not just fun as it involves dirty deeds and winners do not always play according to the set rules.

The article provides information about the Ryno Factor, an all-new style that alters correct dirt bike form. It notes that Ryno Factor extends to regard on different body parts, including hips, chest, and arms. Moreover, overview of the procedure under the said bike form is also presented, which includes jumps, whoops, and turns.

The article discusses the evaluation on the riding skills of youngsters in the U.S. while riding a motorcycle. It suggests checking for any age restriction in different state regarding young passengers in which the web site of the American Motorcyclist Association has a web site that provides lists of age restrictions by state. Moreover, it is also important to determine on whether the child is big enough and old enough to ride on the back of the motorcycle.

A photo essay which documents several motorcycle stunts are presented.

The article focuses on the fundamentals of riding a motorcycle with a passenger. Give a novice passenger a quick lesson and point out the various pieces and parts on the bike. Exhaust pipes are not meant to be foot rests as they get hot. A passenger should remember that a belt is not the best place to hang onto either. Establish some basic hand gestures with the passenger.

The article provides tips to help streetbike riders drive safely. It states that the ideal training course for street riders begins by enrolling in the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course. The MSF course gives new riders an opportunity to learn skills and techniques for riding in different situations, and road test beginner bikes like the Kawasaki Ninja 250. Students of the MSF course are given an automatic motorcycle endorsement or license after the three-day course.

The article presents the 12 things that motorcycles rider should know in competing for a motorcycle racing in the U.S. These 12 things include pit riding rule, follow entrance and exit points, search unfamiliar tracks and always ensure sportsmanship. These guidelines are created to help riders learn the basic principles and rules in motorcycle racing.

The article highlights the 25 top tips for first-time motorcycle racers in the U.S. Motorcross racing is recognized as one of most adventurous sports worldwide. These include all Motorcross bike come prepared, should pass technical inspection, safety gears must be in top priority and always insure some extra spares during the event. These tips are designed to help first timer racers learn the proper techniques in motorcycling and serves as precautionary measure to avoid accident.

The article features the 15 basic techniques on how to enjoy great outdoor motorcross adventure in the U.S. These basic techniques are designed for off-road motorcyclists helping to establish good ride and create a very own riding adventure. Information about the dos and don'ts in riding motorcycle is including.

The article focuses on the comprehensive guidelines on how to use a clutch of a motorcycle bike in the U.S. It discusses the importance of learning the use of clutch. Clutch is served as the stepping stone for a better and improve manual dexterity in motorcycling. Information about the five rules of motorcycling and the basic techniques in riding motorcycle is included.

The article describes how Nathan Woods of Team Suzuki surpassed all man-made obstacles at the World Off Road Championship Series (WORCS) race in the U.S. Woods treated the lead multiple pole obstacle as a jump which let him launch off of the three-foot curb. He performed the antic every single lap of the event given his Enduro-cross testing.

The article reports on the victory of Kurt Caselli in round one of 2008 Rocky Mountain ATV/MC World Off Road Championship Series (WORCS) at the Speed World MX Park in Arizona. Caselli says that his rival Bobby Bonds gave him a hard time during the race. Caselli is glad that his pace was off the charts and he seemed to pull away with little effort.